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PEKING LEADER GIVES CANDID ACCOUNT OF REGIME'S PROBLEMS

San Francisco, April 30.

The No. 2 Chinese Communist, Liu Shoo-chi, today gave the first official comprehensive picturo of, the various difficulties facing the new ro gimo.

At the same time he maintained that the trouble is only temporary and

will be overcome.

Liu, generally considered the Kremlin's chief agent in Peking, gave the re- vealing account during the course of a speech about the significance

of May Day, broadcast by Peking Radio.

PLAN FOR AFRICAN COLONIES

London, April 30. The three Governments of Southern and Northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland have accepted a recommendation for the formation of a Rhode- sia-Nyasaland Secretarial and Inter-Territorial Conference.

Liu listed the following: 1. There are quite a number of people who have not yet per- ceived the true meaning of the Chinese Communist victory in China and who are presumably offering tacit resistance.

Na-

2. There are numerous tionallat guerillas who must be: eliminated.

ple

DEAD BUT WON'T LIE DOWN

3. There are millions of peo-

London, April 30. `- affected by natural calamities. who must be relived by the State The Liberal Party, appar with huge amounts of grain.. ently killed off during the re-

4. "Serious dislocation And and economic enterprises which fuses to die. anarchy emerged in various social cent General Election, re- togather with certain shortcomings and errors in our own work re- sulted in a number of workers

unemployed and certain dificul ties which have arisen for In- clustries and

commercial

con-

will cerns,"

"It is confidently expected that the present proposals for ensur- ing co-operation between the Central African territorica be of the greatest benefit to thele progress", joint statement by the three Governments said.

This new development was the Rhodesia's outcome of Southern decision, announced at a meeting of the three' territories' Cemral African Council in Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, January 25 last, that it would not feel able to continue membership of the Council for more than an- other year.

on

by the British Government to en-

Problems still to be

overcome

It maintains that the nine Liberal members of Parliament

In the House. are the most important members

that they The reason is not nearly hold the balance of power, says the Party, but becauuso they are the only members left in the House who can still exercise the right of independent judgment.

He said all this is coming at} the top of 12 years of war and The Liberals draw attention to Seretse Khama, military campaign which must the debate on still be waged against Talwan exited chief of the Bamangwato. and other islands and Tibet and The closure was applied after presents problems still to be only 30 minutes of debate, and

the Whips put on.

overcome.

However, on the credit side of; the ledger, Liu Hlsted the follow

1..

President member of jury

President Vincent Auriol of France was elected an honorary member of the jury of wine- tasters of St. Emilion, In the Bordeaux wine country. Photo shows President. Vincent Auriol greeting the jury members, who are wearing their ceremonial robes, when they called on him

(AP Photo), to announce his election at the Elyses Palace in Paris

PERMANENT FORCE

OF U.S. TROOPS NEEDED IN EUROPE

London,

had the courage to vote as they

"Only savet (Labour members) A permanent garrison of United States troops in Western Europe

them

that

The Council was set up in 1944 Inperialism has been driven believed, and apparently it has sure the closest powilste co- from China and many preroga~ been made clear to ordination of policy and aetich, tives of the imperialists have they must never do such a thing between the three territories. been abolished."

again," said the Liberals. The Brilisa Government At 2. The Chinese Communist re- "Like the King's friends in the that time stated that the amalga yolution is approaching a victori- days of George Ill, they were mation of the two Rhoderias autous conclusion bringing with it an, there not to express their of Nyasaland could not in existend to blockades and bombing. Ing circumstances be rögarded as practicable.-Reuter."

PI JAYCEES COMING HERE

3. Manchuria is being com- pletely devoted to economie pro-

duction.

יו

Own

but to see opinions

that their the master's views

prevailed," Liberais declared of both Labour and Torles. and Tories. 1.fu complained that many Chi-

The only freedom left in Par-

tho said liament, nere still retain outmoded habits

Liberals, is

· Llberul ke paying respect to social exercised by the nine parasites who never work but members. If Tories and Socialists

on other's labour."

continue. to impose stringent dis- A 30-man Philippine Jualor

He said in celebrating the first elpline on their members, debates Chamber of Commerce delega- May Day since the establishment and divisions will be merely tion will attend the formal of the new regime that the Chi-part of the quaint old world cere.

of the Hong Kong) auguration

nese must resalve to eliminate atimonial, like slamming the door Jaycee Chapter on May 6.

The delegation will be headed such "utterly mistaken notions in the face of Black by Roberto Villanueva, newly- which have done, great injustice searching

Asia to the working prople."-United beginning of each Parliamentary elected Vice-President for

Manila, May 1.

live

of the Junior Chamber Interna- Press. tional, who is leaving with two members of the delegation aboard the President Wilson to- night. The rest of the delega- tion will leave hy plane for Hong Kong on May 3.-United Press.

APPEALING IN BEAUTY OUTSTANDING IN PERFORMANCE

Sale Aurore: SPURO (CHINA) ITD.

the cellars

session."--United Press.

Rod. or at the

Sulfa drugs used to cure leprosy

Suva, Fiji Islands, April 30.

Sulfa drug treatment is having a remarkable suc- coss against leprosy, the South Pacific Con- ference delegates were told today when they visited the model Jeper colony on Makogai island, near hore,

The island's medical superin- tendent, Dr. C. J. Austin, sald

that discharges from the colony Zulus stage

now average 40 annually, a fact which greatly encourages! patients.

J

Dr. Austin, who has been working among lepers for 20 years, made sure that the dole- gates followed elaborate precau- tions during their visit. They repeatedly washed their hands after opening' doors-ør. touching verandah rails.

Native

patients

gun fight

after wedding

Durban, May 1.` A heavily armed police force was today rushed to the gathered Mapumulo district of Zululand around the delegates to hear news to quell thousands of Africans from their home klands -- which in two factions fighting with many will nover see again.

The leper colony-the biggest

guns and spears. A fury of hut in the Pacific has 70 patients burning and fighting broke out spread through eight villages, last night after a wedding on The patients include natives from Thursday, though the wedding 11 different Paclic territories.

ceremonies themselves erided A New Zealand Air Force quietly enough on Thursday Catalina flew the delegates to Makogai, a small volcanic island

evening. half an hour from Suva,

evon

after the occupation of Germany ends—is vital to defence under the North Atlantic Treaty in the opinion of several European defence ex- parts.

.

These experts feel American troops must remain for many years in bases in

Germany or France or both-for two reasons.

Americum for the formation of fresh forces] First they say troops would provide on-the-by each number power, but for spot leadership for Europe's 18 months to come the effective defence forces. Second, they defence forces of Westen Europo would serve

as a reassurance will remain about 12 to 15 under-

equipped divisions. to France if German troops

In air power alone can Western eventually took part in West-Europe. be said to be well de- ern European defence.

fended. The Royal Air Force has

'trand pool.)

The Netherlands Chief of Staff more than 100 jet Aghter squad- hus proposed that Atlantic pact runs, and these are now being: powers yield some national power doubled from eight to 16 planc and establish 'a Supreme cum-ench.

central financing und u

The Atlantic part goal of 30 divisions in Western Europe by 1955 is impossible without the use of French and German formá- tions acting in unison, these ex- perts say.

At

present, as the Atlantic pact alllunce rounds out its first year, Its 12-member powers have about 22 divizions of varying strength and effectiveness among thein in

Western Europe.

West

ever,

"

Need for a religious revival

London, April 30. Asia, on the verge of a great calamity, can be saved only by a religious revival, the High Commissioner for Ceylon, Sir Oliver Goonetileke, said here today.

י.

"Paper plan Only about 12 of these, how- ever, could go into action. United

Himself a Christian, he told States arms are beginning now to arrive to bring them up to Buddhists celebrating the ancien Atrength, but many months will festival of Vesnik that the time

before Western

come when Buddhism in Asia Euro. had pean dafence

is more than a must give the lead to other re- "paper plan" backed by the Ugions in a great effort to balance the forces existing in the world United States war potential, France is the acknowledged core today.

He suggested that the Buddhist of Western European land de-

about to be held in fence. In 1939 France had more Congress,

starting than 100 divisions; today she has Ceylan, should be che nine in Europe. Three are in point not only for a Buddhist revival but for a revival of all Germany and six are in Fratice. She has been asked and religions throughout the world.

The service,

ice, celebrating one of has agreed to provide about 24 divisions to Atlantic pact defence the most significant dates in the provided she receives continuing Buddhist calendar, was held in

smail whitewashed

hall in economic and military aid from a

West London. the United States.

In Д

semi-circle, between While the anti-Communist war

70 men und continues in Indo-China, how pillars, sat about

about 10 divisions of women. On an improvised alter

with fresh

spring the cream of her North African figure of Buddha, recently sent France's finest troops-including decorated

flowers were a shrine and n forces will be tied up on the far side of the world at great from Burnia. Behind the allar sat saffron-robed Burmese cost to France in money, ship two

material and In

monks who Internal ping. discontent.

Until a poliucal declaton is take to use German manpower in Western European defence. Britain' must 'rank as the second The Mapumulo district is about contributor of ground forces.

Sydney, April 30. The South Pacific Conference, 30 miles inland from the Natal Britain's share has been put at

The Sydney Morning Herald's" representing 8,000,000 natives in coast town of Stanger. By this around six alvisions on the Con

har Canberra correspondent said to- the area, opened last week afternoon the police had quelled tinent-but today Britain Known as the "South Paclac

only 5 divisions in the whole day that Australia may reduce the Parliament," It was originated to most of the disturbances..

world. Approximately 2 are in status of Its diplomatie repre- give the peoples of the area a After the wedding. Africans, West Germany. Two are in the sentation in Moscow,

sald the chance to express their needs and called to arma, rushed to where Middle East and one is in Hong

The correspondent wishes.

Government is dissatisfied with The Conference, to be held the wedding had taken place from Kong, and

Elight advantage gained from every three years, is one of the every point of a 300 square mile

the having an Ambassador in Mos- advisory organs of the South area.

cow and added that the External Pacific Commission, which set up in 1940 by Britain, the

One African sustained a gun-visors in the process of fu- Affairs Minister, Percy Spender,

will probably be notified to United States, Australls, New shot wound in the chest in the divisions in the process of re- Zealand, France and Holland first exchange. Reprisal ralde bestem Europe itself Bel Australian representation there, to gan last night. Huts were razed In Western Bel-

glum has her allotted share of the present Charge d'Affaires, and shots exchanged. The num-

Alan Blakely, who took over ber of casualties and the extent three divisions in her own coun

Watt, returned to Australia two BOMBER EXPLODES of the damage done are not yet uy and has offered to double when the Ambassador, Mr. A. 8.

but her Aflantic pact part- ners haye urged known Router.

instead té months ago, Increase her contribution through arms, and money suggestion has not been

Reuter.

IN MID-AIR::

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RUSSIAN YOUTHS

IN PEKING_ San Francisco, April 30. Twenty-four members of the

Lebanon, Illinois, April 30. AB-25 bômber on a training Emilssion exploded today, spewing flaming wreckage and petrol over heavily populated realdontit acation and killing six passengers.

The plane was trying to make Soviet Youth Movement arrived forced landing in a faid on the in Peklog, the Chinese Commu- outskirts of the town. Adaming bist capital, tonight to take part wing crashed into one home and, in soniversary, celebrations started aware which burned the the:

nore Communist New house to the ground. No one Dernon

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