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Plan for arming civilians in Malaya rejected

London, May 17,

The Colonial Secretary, Mr. James Griffiths, today turned down the idea of arming civilians in Malaya to deal with guerilla attacks. "Large numbers of auxiliary police, including vil- lage guards, are already issued with arms and this policy is being extended", he told the House, of Commons.

"An unduly wide distribu- tion of arms to civilians would provide the terrorists with a target which, it successfully attacked, would supply them with much needed arms and ammunition."

Mr. James Harrison (Labour) had asked the Minister's opinion on the demand for a wide din tribution of arma to civilians in Malaya during the present trou- bles there.

Mr. Leonard Garamans (Con- servative) asked what was the object of Mr. Malcolm Mac- Donald's visit to Australia,

Mr. Griffiths replied, "Me.) MacDonald, la 'visiting Australiu as a member of the United Kingdom delegation to the meet- ing of the Commonwealth. Con- sultative Committee on econo- mic developments in South and South

House East Asia, The will not expect me to comment while the discussions In Aus- tralia are still in progress."

Mr. Fenner Brockway (Labour} asked why the Malayan Nation- 1st Party had been refused 're- Kistration as political organisa- tion in the Malayan Federation while it had been admitted to such registration In Singapore.

Allied with subversivos

?

The offlelul announcement said that this extension was necessary since in the present circums→ tances it would be against the public interest to release some of the people arrested during the early months of the

in 1943.

emergency

Meanwhile, terrorists have killed the manager of the Evan- call Estate in Perak State. He was riding a motorcycle when this happened. His pillon pas- senger, a constable, Was also killed.--Reuter.

Rumour merchants arrested

Rumour merchants in Com- munist China who. peddled stories the Chinese could not

find in

their controlled Press are being gagged by the Red police.

Several of these' human gossip columns, who earned a living by delivering news commentaries in tea shops, recently were arrested to in Nanking and were made apologise publicly,

After what police termed, pp. propriate education, the yarn- spinners published on.

apology

The Colonial Secretary repiled,, "In the Federation of Malay.. the Malay Nationalist Party has been refused registration because members of -the Party allied themselves with subveralve or- ganisations which have been Dally." They admitted their banned.

was

was

"In Singapore the Party In 1947 declared to be a political association and, therefore, not required to register.

"Following the action 01 the Federation Government, the Party has given formal notice of Its intention to dissolve its head- quarters and its Singapore branch.

"Action will be taken shortly to cancel the declaration of 1047,"

Mr. Emrys Hughes (Labour) asked what were the total profits made by the British-owned rub ber and tin companies working in Malaya in 1948 and 1940.

in the "I Am So Sorry" colum of the official "New China

mistake in exaggerating the difficulty of Invading Talwan, exaggerating the military. pro- wass of the United States, and minimising the importance of the Russians.

A Chinese who was in Nanking recently told the Associated Press that he heard one of these commentators claim that he had exclusive information that Ame- rica has a new bomb which can lift the whole of the Soviet Union bodily up from the earth.

The informant did not know whether these men

had been hired by the Nationalists to spread rumours or were merely opportunists making capital of the Chinese love of gossip. Until police clamped down on them, they were becoming quite popular, he Mr. Grimths said that the in- said, because the newspapers formation was not available.

were anything but newsy.-A- soclated Press.

Malaya visit

Mr. Grimths told the House that during his forthcoming visit to Malaya he would visit rubber

estates and Un mies.

com-

He and the War Minister, Mc. John Strachey, are today picting preparations to fly to Singapore on Monday to study "the situation in Malaya for them- selves.

They are due to arrive оп Wednesday and will at once examine how the civil and mill- tary authorities aro grappling with the guerillas.

Mr. Gammans asked what Mr. Grimths proposed to do to ac- quaint himself with the hazar dous Ilves being lived by rubber planters and in miners.

Missing witness agrees to return

Paris, May 17.

The "missing witness" In the "Affairs of the Generals" case, M. Roger Peyre, has agreed to return to France from Brazil, according to ja letter from the French Consul-General in Rio de Janeiro read before the French Parliamentary Com- Mr. Griffiths replied, "It is my mission of Enquiry tonight. intention to see as much of con- The Commission was set up to ditions in Malaya as time will Investigate how military secreta permit,

In addition to visits to got into the hands of Vietminh various States and settlements (Indo-Chinese Insurgent), agents and talks with the Conference of Rulers and other authorities, the General. Georges Marte-Revers, from a report on Indo-China by arrangements contemplated in er the Federation include visits

former Chief of Staff. rubber estates and tin mines and meetings with the planting and mining_community;"

to

Mr. Grimths and Mr. Strachey expect to be in Malaya for three wecks,

New order

General Revers was alleged to have sent the report to the Far Eastern expert, General Charles Mart.

M. Roger Peyro Was · Bald to have acted as General Mast's go- between, causing details of the re- port to reach the Vietminh Com- munist-leader, Ho

Chi minh People detained under the Ma-

The Consul-General's letter layan Federation'a Emergency said that M. Peyre had agreed to Regulations may`now. be held for return at his own expense pro- three years, instead of two, acvided that his security and free. cording to a new order issued at dom were guaranteed by Kuala Lumpur today.

Government.-Router."

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Atomic documents

in stolen car

New York, May 17,

A Government car, carrying blueprints relating to the construction of the atomic pile, was stolen in Brooklyn today,orbache di mana bola ilg

A spokesman for the United car bore a Government beal on States Atomic Energy Com its doors, plus lettering which mission said the papers were read "For official Government not classified as secretas

business onlyos, muz

The Federal Bureau of Inves A police, guard was posted on tigation spokesman would only all bridges crossing the Eart say, "The FBI naturally will be River to Manhattan, and on the concerned it a Government car. Statch Island ferry slip. In an or restricted Government Infor- effort to them.in the black 1943 'mation has beeïf stolen, S Chevrolet on Long Islands The police sald Cabre stepped The police sald, that Roy, Cabre, Into the restaurant for a cup of aged 46, an employee of the Ald coffee ismic blueprints were mic Energy Commission at The Brookhaven National Laboratory packed in a brown leather oase Long Island parked; the ear in inside the car p front of restaurant in the Red Cabre, bad parked the car, and Hook section of Brooklyn and then be conferred with an "en" Terselt unguarded for a moment gineering firm on AEC business.” while he entered, the restaurant, fie did not move the parked "car. by fisticus,..coniinai: man drove when he left i thei" digidonSITE

King with buliding? and went into a DDRE

Admirals promoted

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London, May 17. The Admiralty today nounced new high appoint. ments for officers who have played a leading part in Par- Eastern developments sinco the war. Two of the officers

Ard:

Admiral Bir Cecil-Harcourt,' who commanded 'the force which reecoupled Hong Kong In 1945 and afterwarde halp- ed to rebuild the Colony a Its Commander-in-Chief and head of the Military Ad- ministration. Ho becomes Commander. In · Chief. Tho Nore.

Vice-Admiral A.G.G. Mad- "dan, who took part in the negotiations when the British frigate Amethyst was held by the Chinese Communiata last year. He was then Becond- In-Command, Far East Sta tion, and now succeeds Ad. miral Harcourt me Becond Sea Lord,-Reuter,

BRAZIL FLOODS

Rio de Janeiro, May 17. More than 3,000 people are homeless as a result of floods in the coastal city of Recife, capital of the North East Brazilian State of Pernambuco.

The Brazilian news agency, Meridional, reported that there were many casualties, the exact details being unavailable at pre- sent. Router.

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Exodus from Shanghai continuing unabated

The exodus of foreigners from Shanghai by way of

Tientsin is continuing unabated as once the world's greatest cosmopolitan city, with an alien populace of nearly 60,000, nears a year's, trade stagnation.

Arrivals here, said travel agencies in Shanghai re-.

ported that aall outward-bound ships from Tientsin were fully booked months ahead. They have discontinued the authorities that his or her stay in usual practice of provisional the Colony is only to get a ship bookings and have warne;i | for the final destination, that mora registration of names

Travel agencies are reported to have discontinued does not ensure passage unless

accepting It is accompanied by the pay Kong.

bookings for anywhere but Hong Evacuees wishing to ment of passage money and in

proceed further than the British foreign currencies.

Colony are told to make further arrangements here..

Departure for the average foreigner is becoming more ukзomic. Aside from having t travel a long reverse, route to Tientsin, evacuees *pessing through the United States must Brst proceed to Hong Kong dr Japan to obtain an American transit visa, and before an evacuee can go to elther of theso places he must procure, a SCAP or Hong Kong transit visa.

Steady stream

are included and their destina. tions range from Argenilna to India and from Australia to Israel.

The arrivals rold that the foreign community of Shanghal had already been more than halved since the *change-over nearly a year ago, By the end of this month, the foreign com- munity in Shanghal is not ox- pected to be more than 4,000 ex- cluding about 4,000 Soviet Rus- alans the lowest for nearly half a century.

It is reported that there are still several hundred foreignora in Tientsin.-Reuter.

PRODUCTION IN'

SW CHINA. San Francisco, May 17. More coal and textile goods are Despite all these difficulties, being produced by factories int ...the rush to get out of Shenghat the Chungking area, Peking Radio

shows no alons of slowing reported tonight. down, according to the arrivale.

latent

It sold that the Tienfu 'coal mine, the largest in South West There is a steady stream of China, is now producing 20 per applicants making their way to cent inore coal than during the the Chinese Exit Visa Office in time of the Nationalist adniin- Shanghal, The latest llat of Istration. Two other mines aro The SCAP permit can only be successful applicants for exit produclug from 35 per cent to 0% obtained through a cable request permits is said to contain 450 per cent more-breaking their by the evacuee's consulate to names, representing about 20 na- [highest previous records. General MacArthur's Head-tionalities.

Several privately-owned texlife quarters, In order to obtain Germans, Itusslans, Portuguese, mills have also increased their. landing permits for Hong Kong a Indians, Britons, Scandinavians, { output, two of these mills achiev» traveller must satisfy the British French and Stateless persons ung record figures.--Reuter,

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