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lems will dominate "pro- ceedings at Bermuda this week, it is more than likely that the question of Com- munist China's admission to the UN will provide a.topic for discussion. This is a subject which has consider- ably affected the course of the present session of the United Nations General Assembly on such major: Issues as Korea and world disarmament. Moreover, Russia knows that the agreement between the United States and her major allies on their approach to the Red China problem in based to a large extent on temporary commitments. She also knows that the so- called neutral nations of

Asin believe the seating of Peking's representatives in the UN would go a long way to break many existing dead- locks. Thus Russia con Ainues to make the claim that with Communist China In the UN everything would be very much happier and progress could be made in the direction of stabilising Hefore the current General Assembly session opened Britain, which agrees with the United States that Chinn should not yet enter the UN, committed herself to postponement of any Assem- bly debate on this question, while Russla, of course, urged for Peking's immediate admission.

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CHINA MAIL

No. 35680

National

Established 1845

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1953.

Unionists

Win Sudan Elections

NEW TIES WITH

EGYPT ASSURED

Voters Reject

Full Independence

Cairo, Nov. 29.

The National Unionist Party, which' stands for union with Egypt, has won the Sudan elections. Latest results available here tonight showed they, already had 51 seats in the 97-member House of Representatives, giving them a majority over all other parties.

The election in the million-square-mile terri- tory, which has been going on for a month, was mainly a fight between the National Unionist Party, led by Sayed Sir Ali el Mirghani, and the Umma Party, which stands for complete inde- pendence, led by Sayed Sir Abdel Rahman el Mahdi.

The issue ultimately at stake in the election is some form of union with Egypt, or complete in- dependence. The agreement reached on February 12 this year between Britain and Egypt, who since 1899 have jointly ruled the Sudan, provided for the elections and for a new Constitution,

Cairo Radio, announcing results every half hour, hailed the outcome as a "brilliant victory.'

"

Of the 51 National Unionist The new Parliament will not, the Anglo-Egypuan seats, 39 were won in the North under

agreement of February 12, take and 12 in the South.

any immediate

steps

About

Sudan's future. When the two

into chambers come there is to be a transition period of not longer than three Constituent three years, before a

choice.

THE attitudes of the major powers automatically pose queries. One, for example, Is how sincere is Russin in

Calro Fladio sald that the pressing for Red China's Umma Party, which stands for representation in the UN. It Independence from Egypt and has been suggested in Britain, had won 17 seats. The Washington that Russian Socialist Republicans had won prossure will dwindle, as three, the Independents Peking's chances become and the Southern parties nine. stronger. On the other hand, The Socialist Republicans stand Sudan makes its ad and

Revolution leaders described if Rusain in sincere, docs for an independent Sudanes

Republic.

the Unionists triumph as not this mean that Communist

the of only representation is to be the price of

full Korean House of Representatives will two countries but also a victory acttlement? And to what24 of them, mainly in the more for General Naguib's regime, extent may this affect the backward southern Sudan, elec-

President Nagulb last night Four proposed

Power tions were indirect.

Sudanese to unite "In urged ail foreign ministers' meeting?

Lace of imperialistic designs." Voters

members of the choso

Without referring to Britain In this connection Britain's electoral colleges to cleat Parlia position assumes immentary representatives. Fivo. by name, he said: "The imperial- portance. She is particularly members of the House of Re-Iss may claim that the Sudan is in danger and that he is respon- sible for its defence, es it lacks

interested in a

The Sudan's lower house-

In represent 92 constituencies.

sit presentative w

for

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Bevan's Condition For Further Anglo-US Co-operation

Cardiff, Nov. 29.**

Mr Aneurin Bevan, leftist leader in the

Labour Party, demanded today that further co-operation between Britain and the United States should be made dependent upon the recogni- tion of Communist China.

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Verbal Clashes Expected In UN Today

New York, Nov. 80.

Three important debates, with clashes be- tween Russia and the West, are expected to be heard in the United Nations today (Monday).

In a plenary session of the General Assembly Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, chief United States delegate, will open the debate on charges accusing the Communists in Kores of atrocities against 29,815 soldiers and civilians.

Immediately before the "atrocitics" dobate, Mr Andrel Vyshinsky, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, will reintroduce the already rejected, Russian demands for a ban on atomie, and hydrogen bombe in a continuation of yesterday's debate op disarmament,

In the Social and Humani-Powers, the climination of over- torian Committee, representa-sens bases and condemnation of lives of Germany, Japan and war propaganda.

Italy are expected to take part These proposals were reconlly, in a discussion on the fate of rofected by the Political Com- prisoners of the 1939-45 war mittes when Rusia intraind who are alleged to be still in them under. the heading :1 "Mepsures to avert the threat of a new world war, and to reduce The three countrixs have asked to take part, in the distions."-China Mail Special.

tensiori In international rela

Soviet hands,

cusion, although they are not members of the United Nations. They will not have the right to

Your Walter Hällstein, Under

DT

Secretary of State in the Bonn Government is expected to

Famous Film

attend for Germany; Mr. Renzo Producer

Sawada for Japan and Signor Gastone Guldottl for Italy.

Both the latier are permanent chservers at the United Nation,

A group of Latin American nations has also asked, for on invitation to take part in the Commitice's discussions.

DELEGATES' FEAR The biggest East-West clash is expected in the debate the atrocity charges in the General Assembly. Many Allied délegates fear the debate will become a prolonged "elonging match" of

Dies

In Plane

Shannon,, Nov. 29. The well-known New York film executive, Joseph Burnstein, was today found dead in his sent in a New York Paris Constellation airliner.

The discovery of Burnstein's cathy was made just before the attd counter with Russia accusing plane landed here and, at the found certain tablets on Burn-

Couth Korcana Andthe request of the Irish-polico,:,who -

tho

Unillod atrocities

prisoners

Nations

digainst

The United States will

int stein, a post mortem examina...

by Britain, France,

will be carried out by the State Pathologist.

The 54-year-old Alm distri

Turkey La sub- or who was well-known for

into the

a resolution asking the bringing Italian films Assembly

the United States, was on his way to condemn alleged

atrocities.

the time This would to Rome at

death." amount to an endorsement Of the American charges.

Mr. Lodge will base hit accusa-

of-his

INQUEST TODAY! His body' was immediately re-.

Big Four graduates constituency covering the means, or he tray claim that shut up a little biton strategy had been based off the is that in one case the arrested Koreans and Chinese of shooting white making enquirie

conference and

visualises the evenutal

she the whole country,

BENATE POLLING admission of Red China into

Polling

is still going on for -UN. Sho must therefore the Senate of 50 seats, 30 of

It is due to two which are elected, consider how theso contingencies relate to her end on December 5.

The elected members, are chosen by local councils and corpornic organizations.

Agreement to postpone the

Issue of Communist repre-other

sentation until next year. The remaining 20 members will It is hard to see how these be nominated by the Governor- questions can be avoided at General of the Sudan in con- the Bermúda conference. sultations with his Commission.

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DEATH OF

BISHOP BARNES

to

and

burning

"The first major step toward settlement of the world's problems must be based on the recognition of the People's Government of China and the United States arrestell today under the Lions on a report issued by his should be told that further co-operation between us and Suppression of Communism delegation on Saturday claiming moved from the plane by police them is contingent upon that fact," he declared.

Act for attending n meeting that 11,802 United Nations mill- and medically examined. Lond

Alexandra On Anglo-American relations this year that was

personnel, 17,354 civilians doctors, after the examination, township,

tury mado: in in

and 839 "unknown" were the requested an autopsy. An in- north of Johannesburg............ victims of Communist atrociles quest will be opened tomorrow. would be much better

Mr Bevan said that for the

in Korea. eral Mr Bevan said they 1987" Mr Bevan added.

Police held up the fight or past two years Western military The significance of the arrest

The report accused the North the Constellation for four hours American generals learned

Tho

people

ofsumption that Russian military man had been banned under down prisoners in cold blood

Burnstein's body being kept all we do is

and the same net from attending after they had ordered them to in a transit shed at the airport, might was overwhelming then tag along at the end. that it was the Russian intention any gatherings and was con- alt down to await a meal of pending the post mortem exBN- Anglo-American relationships

that might

in order to victed under the, act in 1952. little to use the

prisoners in a prison and ination and it will probably be would benefit from

the Western powers.

The app

others appeal court in Bloem- of conquer

to death,

returned to New York, straight talking," Bevan de

Mr

"I never biilived that, I did fontein Inst week aside the In the Assembly's disarma- Listed charot

as residing at 31, West to co audicace of 2,000

not think that Stalin and his people in a local cinema.

the act,

ruling that he

day's

a session Mr Vyshinsky is Burnstein, gave America such Referring to the need for friends wire angels, I' just did

the right to answer accusato couple his demand for a ban famous Italian films as "Coen American generals

He did not think the Soviet tions made against him by the on atomic weapons with a pro- City "Bicycle Thieves" and the cr Minister of Justice. On the posal for a one-third reduction Miracle." He was of Polish

of armed forces by the Great origin France-Presse. learned that by now because six years of the last war re-basis of this ruling it was as- and in-sumed that all similar cases towns In-build their they have boon almost

dustries and at the same time would fall away, and the ban variably wrong,"

create such a great military would be inoperative. Referring to East-West relp-machinery, tions, he said, "There are elements inside Great Britain not so many here-but element in the United States who seem

a

to learn to not believe it made, any sense / Viction of another African ment debate në tha start of to-68th Street in New York City.

"shut up a little ult more," he added. "They caught to have ceonomy, could within five

Those

Hurstpierpoint, Nov. 29.

"It's just did not add up. I know generals cannot add up Dr Ernest William

but they ought to do better Barnes, a former Church of

than that. It is never wise to England bishop who rejected to have a vested interest in take the opinions of generals on

keeping up the bogeyman civil affairs." the virgin birth and Christ's

theory of the Soviet Union

who had forecast miracles, died here today. "I the Russians don't Soviet moves hat never taken to find out how He was Bishop of Birming-co-operate we say it is impresible the trouble ham in the industrial Midlands to deal with them it the much steel Russia was able to for 28 years until he retired in Russians are reasonable we say produce, he said, Russia was

a trop.

making 30 million tons of steel May because of ill health.!

"This is not the language of a year.

ly everything

that

doubted pand

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Dr Barnes, who openly diplomacy. It is the language "American production alono preached sterilisation for the of psychosis," Mr Beven cald. was 97 million tons, Jeaving, us, unft, believed there was E

Our Ours was kept back scientifle answer for practical- CHANGES IN. RUSSIA bit," he added amid laughter. Recalling the recent exchange "But even so ours was 16 to 10 Christ's bodily resurrection of notes by the Western powers million tons of steel."---Reuter, after his crudăxion.

and the Soviet Union, he sa Church leaders rebuked the people had developed an almost bishop frequently calling him vested interest in their own and were unable to re- e pagan but failed to stop him erroos preaching his "outrageous just themselves to new situa

The country drifted

scrmona.

Converging On Terrorists

Singapore, Nov; 30.

In 1947 the Archbishop of nearer to disaster. Canterbury Dr Geoffrey In the last two or three years

called on him publicly he and others had been trying Bombers, fighters and Fijian

point out that changes were "If his views were mine, taking place inside the Soviet holders are converging for the kill on about 30 Communist

Flir

to resign.

attention

cortainly shell not resima, site on snare don

of here.

The man arrested today was Hoses Seperepere, who was a former, member of the African National Congress,

Lawyers are still studying the effect of the, appeal · court judgment, in its relation to other cases-France-Presse.

Communists Proposal

Farmuajom, Nov. 30. The Communista, in a counter- proposal here today, proposed that a Korean paillica) -confer- . ence convene on December 28 at New Delhi.***

Against the Insistence of the chlet United Nations delegate": Mr Arthur Doans, the Communists again proposed that Russia artand neutral together with India. Indonesia, Pakistars and Burma,

The Communistak, new "pian

sold the primate, "I should not Union to which the Westen terrorists in steamy swamps followed it Dean's proposal on that I could still hold office world outo, pay increasing near Yong Peng,:80 miles north (saturday that Rússia, attend p32, in' any Church.";

Dr Barnes retorted: "Most

I told the The terrorists six days are participant, and that newmal be ΟΣ of Commons-and. I

I have raided Yong

taking 19 Red in un observer stat

Houter, I But the Archbishop of Can- boen saying it ever since that

hotgun terbury later paid warm tribute the estimate which had been Later they killed a Fijian

07 of

by

milltary

started?: the

much controvers and dimul- the inside the Soviet Union was the terrorists into the swamps,

Dr

but apart erroneous and that our internih

Royal Air Force Liocol from

om his courtesy and

pounded suspected therm Ulicem lay a simple profound trous if we based it on that mis positions with 1,000-fb. high ex- faith Our Lors Wich is calculationsplosives and fighter traded rarely allowed to be, seen plantar am gind to soy be

richaible hiding spola, tunglsan

to the 70-year-old bishop at the formed by, Western statesman | Fulanal Par

Canterbury, A and especially ne boon the centro of leaders as to what was happen- counter-attack yesterday, driving

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DEATH OF SIR BENEGAL RAU,

Zurich, Nov. 30. Bir Benegal Nacing Rai, Indian statesman, died here morning at the age

As long age of 1924 when he of that is being recognised [The Fijians, (liko the durkhas 19. Boracgal Santorod was appointed. 3. Eilióny (5) Dr Evener: Sir Winston Churchill have a four,inepletur:ruputation into coma, na | Barnes" austapokea viewer aroused, has myon, jalmort

here for their/iimmacious attacks ment for PORNOU acclaim by making the speech (on birority (ERALDIZ

and intestinal comers taken.

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