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The last of a series of six on:

The Chinese Revolution

Vatican may

recognise

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Israel State P&O B.I. E&A

Vatican City, March 27.

The countries threatened by anto; this gigantic task, Chinese jeentred chiefly on the sofc- outward move 'by Communist Communism, as an instrument, of guarding of India and Maluya,A. China are chiefly India, and the itai Russian patrons, will dest try and

the support of complex of countries in SE Asia. to expand by liberating the neigh non-Commonwealth countries such Australia may also, in the long bouring countries of SE Asin, as Indonesia and Thailand, The Com-where, ever since the collapse of position of Hong Kong will cer-. ruh, be endangered. The munist alm is certainly to cut Japan, the chaotic conditions tainly be peculiar. The Chinese Vatican circles were tonight Asia off as far as possible from favour Coinmünist movements". Communists have not yet raised a speculating on the possibility

claim to

Its Incoropgation in that the Holy See and Israel "Live and let live"

China, but the Chinese, both Kuo- may shortly open diplomatic It is to be hoped that Mr. Roy mlstang and Communist, have

The British and In-argued for years that it is Chi- relations, a wrong. dlan governments, by recognising ncea territory. Communist China, clearly hoped

ita contacts with countries.

the Western

It can still be hoped that the Chinese Communists may be in duced to modify their ambitions. They face an appallingly difficult task in China, both in d

By Windrush

It is true that its importance as a trading centre was built up entirely by British rule and by problems of government, and also

the peace and security which this In carrying through the social revolution on which they aro sat,

guaranteed. It is true, also, that it was almost a desert island They require peace and quiet it.

when the British first occupied it they are to carry through their

In 1841. Yet this will not deter experiments.

Nevertheless, the same could that it may be induced to become the Chinese from regarding it os Chinese. They will have been said about almost non-aggressive neighbour, Ger- essentially every revolutionary party which tainly there will be no aggression not think of Hong Kong as they has come to power in different by the Commonwealth against do of Malaya-overseas territory countries. The teaching of his China. The Intercat of the Com-which may be wen for Commu tory is that revolutionary parties monwealth is to reach an agree-ism. They think of it instend are ment with China upon the basis as an essential part of China oc- aro seldom rational. They driven on to action by their own of "live and let live. But while cupied by a Western Power.

the future is still uncertain, the dynamism.

The Indian political leader. Mr. Commonwealth has to make its M. N. Roy, who has shown him- own, preparations. It hopes for the self prophet of such uncanny the best, but prepares for

of worst in caso this should occur. correctness over the future

Defence against the Communist Communism and Russia, has his threat was, of course, the main some ominous remarks

Con subject. He says that the poli- subject in the Colombe

ot the Commonwealth tical and econoinic consolidation ference

The Minis- Ministers. of the military victory of Chinese Foreign Mi Communism will be a matter of ters found themselves in almost entire agreement about policy Hunerations.

"Therefore it must be antlel- í except over Indo-China. It was not be given up to pated that before settling down agreed that military defence is no lasting security against the spread of Communism. The Common- wealth effort 'will therefore be partly economic.

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The Israeli Government, it was recently. pointed out here, has. able towards the Catholic autho shown itself much more amon- tities in Palestine over, the ques tion of repairing the war dam. age to the holy places, ship, it is believed, may herald This improvement in relation- the recognition of the State of Israel by the Vatican.

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meeting ground for all the his pastoral round of parishes a peoples interested in Asia, It | Israël territory,—Router. might become an exceedingly in- Näential culture

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Communist

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The Hague, Márch 27. The Dutch Aviation Council today held a public inquiry here into the crash of the KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) Con- stellation "Franeker' near Born- bay last July in which 45 people lost their lives.

The abandonment of Hong Kong China at the point

would cause tremendous in crease of the revolutionary cx- A concerted effort is to be pansioniam which makes Chinese made to raise the standard of Communism, a danger for tha

lving of all the Asian countries world.The surrender

of Hong threatened by Communist uphoa-Kong, under force, would be the val. The argument is that if the half way house to the surrender economy in South Asia can be of Malaya. It would set afoot a kept in an expanding condition surge of revolutionary change the efforts of its peoples will be throughout Aslu.

ad- directed towards economic

It la not necessary to suppose that th

the status of Hong Kong will vance instead of political disrup- tion,

remain for ever what it is today, But if there is to be any changeAmong the victims were 13 of I must come about by agreement, America's top newspaper corres and agreement could be made pondents Including H. R. Knicker-

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circumstances of bocker, who were returning from

tour of Indonesia. security and good feeling between

An Indian

Government Cum- China and the West. The time for negotiation lies in the future, tee, after an Inquiry into the Inst December, reported though not perhaps in the very crash distant future.

that the probable direct cause of the crash was an error of judg ment by the Dutch pilot. But the Dutch Airlines immediately an- nounced that they did not accept this view.

No shooting war Thus the cold war has spread definitely to Asla. It is on the whole unlikely that there will be a shooting war in Asia. All sides, Report and An would be too much afraid of the consequences; they will not let a

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