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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY

16, 1950,

RESUME OF THE COLOMBO CONFERENCE ACHIEVEMENTS

LUMBER MILL RAZED

North Vancouver,

January 14. One of British Columbia's:

still biggest lumber mills smouldered today after $500,000 fire burned most of it to a shell,

Colombo, January 14../

The six-day Commonwealth conference hora pro- duced a remarkable identification of attitudo towards the problem of Indo-China in a debate which was said to have marked the high point of give and taka between Ministers with differ-

ont views. The Indian Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru,” earlier took up a forceful attitude against the claims of Bao Dai's French-supported regime to repre- sent the people of Vietnam, 、

It was not expected that Mr. Malcolm MacDonald's favourable first-hand report—as British High Commissioner in South East Asia—about Bao Dai would do much to bridge the gap botwoon the Indian view and a growing trend towards recognition led by Britain.

All available fremen were call- ed out to fight the blaze, which broke

out last night at a mill owned by Lyons Gate Lumber Company at Burrard Inlet and the largest in this Vancouver suburb. At one time the 100-foot But all delegates' accounts agree | Republic will emerge as a stable flames threatened to spread to a that while Pandit Nehru reaffirm-political and economic unit in the nearby plant manufacturing high-ed in detail his misgivings about eventual non-Communist pattern ty Inflammable creoste.

recognising Bao Dal he was ready of South-East Aata.

All available firemen and equip ment hurried to the scene after the first arrivals turned in a gen- eral alarm. The bitter nine-degree] temperature on the coldest night of the winter and seven inches of snow underfoot combined to im perte their efforts,

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to take account of the arguments of the other side,

Review of problems

RUSSIAN

AGENTS NABBED

Hanover, January 11

A group of agents from the Soviet zone of Germany who succeeded in infiltrating into Western Germany have been arrested here.

The arrests were made by Ger- man criminal polles. The men aro being held at the Hanover police prison which has been put under special surveillance.

The chief of the German eri- minal police here said that là tho Interests of State séčurity ho could glve Information on the ar- resta.

no

Policemen on guard al the pri- son have been told that they would be dismissed immediately

If any information on the arrest- ed men leaked out.

It is reported that leading police officials have been sent to Bonn la discuss the matter with the West

-Beuter.

BEVIN TO STOP OVER IN CAIRO

The Wrightiest of these argu- ments is the obvious fact that tho The other political items of the alternatives to Bao Dal would be agenda-the International situa-German Government authorities. a-Communist Indo-China under tion and Europe-merely amount- the Vietminh leader, Ho Chl-ed to a review of overall problems

inh.

and an exchange of views and in- They were further hampered Observers here predicted that formation. when dures spread from the mili most of the Ministers would re-

On the economic side the a nearby trans-commend their proper and put

Governments to Ministers adopted A plan to station out of action, give urgent consideration to re-

study Commonwealth ald to lunging The area into darkness. |cognising Bao Dai,

South East Asis and established

Colro, January 14. Na lujuries were directly attri- | On the precedent of China, re-l continuing machinery for this.

Mr. Ernest Bovin will stop in bute to the fire, but the poller|cognition would probably not be

When this machinery begins to Cairo on his way home from the said a winn|8421

euch collapsed with a simultaneous and

member work in Canberra clearer idea | Colombo Conference to meet the heart attack apparently brought | would be free to recognise or not will emerge of the possibilities in new Egyptian Prime Minister,

The achievements of the Minis- this feld. on by excitement as she watched

| Nalins Pasha, and other Egyption Rifth the dames spreading

teis at the

major British The economie talks propor were leaders,

British Embassy ofeind placed the Commonwealth conference since overshadowed by the Ministerial spokesman A company

sald bere today... Jos tentatively at $500,000. He the way, full into three main cate sessions and got little publicity. Reuter. said the bluze, which was believed gories--political. economic and

Underlying the buld referenca to have started in a pile of saw-financial and psychological. dust, had left some 200 men aut of work Uanteed Press

Anti-Jewish feeling in Germany

New York. January 14. Harry Uzdenstein, former ad- viser on Jewish affairs to the United States occupation au- Thurities in Germany and the American- Austria, told Jewish Committee's New York Chapter today that the dema cratic forces in Germany will have to work as long and hard to eradicate anti-Semitism from the Germans as the Nazi did to instill it.

He proposed a four-point pro- grammer for Germany's democra- tisation which he declared "is in- dispensable to that country's pur- Helpation in the union of the De- neralle West."

1.The occupying powers re- engnise in anti-Semitism the re jection of democrary and an un- mistakable sign of resurgence of¦ German nationalism In its most vielous form),"

real success.

in the communique to the review The most concrete political re- of the Sterling Aren's balance of sult was the recommendation to payments position, it is authoritą- enleblish a working party in Lon-tively learned that the

economic dun to continue studying the pro-experts felt satisfied that their blems of a Japanese peace settle- talks were ment and to cu-ordinate as far as That the experts have been posable divergencies of approach able to agree on their estimates of shown at Colombo.

the balance of payments position is itself regarded as a big, positive achievement, since it will simplify the future demands of individual members on the Commonwealth pool of resources,

Though necessarily indefinable, the

psychological achievements are generally agreed to have been among the conference's most suc- cessful features.

Discussion on China resolved itself into a general admission of the inevitablity of eventual re- cognition of the Peking Govern- ment.

Emphasis on timing

now

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But there Wil varying em phasis on timing-already re flected in recognition before the Observers believe that Insis- lence of the full sovereignty of conference by Britain and the thrae

of the Individual members is Aulan members conference, and non-recognition taken for granted in these con- by the other four countrica. ferences that it needs less em- Pandit Nehru was the chief phasis as even the youngest part- the view that iners gain confidence that the new spokesman for speedy establishment of diploma-Commonwealth tic relations with the new regline sincerely will give maximum encourage-Reuter. ment to Peking to evolve along its own lines and avoid becoming a puppet of

of Moscow.

Australia and New Zealand volced anxiety on security grounds and warned against the Commonwealth ignoring the pos- sible threat of Chinese ax pan- stoalam.

Observers think that the post- live side of the debate on Ching was that all members appeared to agree that once they had recog-

with

2. The occupation and German authorities should be ever-vigliant nised Peking they should make a of anti-genuine effort for normal relations against manifestations

Mao Tso-tung so long os Semitism and deal with it in a

be himself makes this possible. vigorous and military fashion."

On other South East Asia Issues 3. "Powerk reserved by the authorities ir the occupation sta-

the impression is as follows:

Burma The problem is main- tute be so exercised as to guide The Press

und other means of ly economic and dependent on a

domestic political solution. communication in bringing about

of Malaya Ellmination

the genuine regeneration of the Ger-

guerillas is undoubtedly neeted ruan people."

before there can be consolidation economic in the political and

4. A long-range democratic programme "which will reach into governmental circles, Into the church, family, schools and into the daily lives of the Gerinan people,United Press,

COUNCIL FOR SOMALILAND

Geneva, Jamiary 14.

A committee of the United Na- tions Trusteeship Council tonight provisionally agreed on the tasks of an Advisory Council to help Italy govern her former colony of Somaliland.

Untli Somaliland gains full-in-

fields.

Slam: Observers believed that outside atd is more likely to como from the United States than from the Commonwealth.

Indonesia: The Ministers re- corded the hope that the corner has been turned and that the now

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