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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1954.

WAR AGAINST THE TERRORISTS:

Britain's Two Objectives In Malaya

Gregory Peck's In

Leading Lady

This la 21-year-old Burmese Min Than, who has

girt Win been chosen to play the leading role opposite Gregory Feck_in

Purple Plain".

the J. Arthur Bauk film "The She has never seled, before

and WRA

found when

amateur photographer who took a picture of her in her garden

in Rangoon sent the snapshot to

SURRENDER AND KILLING RATE

MUST BE HIGHER

1

London, Jan. 18.

Brigadier K. R. Brazier-Creagh, Chief of Staff in Malaya, said here today that Britain now had two particular objectives in the campaign against the Communist terrorists in the jungle- first, killing as many as possible of the top men, and secondly, Increasing the surrender rate.

At 92, He Wanted His Wedding In A Diving Bell

Long Beach, California.

Jan. 13.

A battery of newsmen sad photographers Srned

Catalina Mand, wilššout the lory had and-pictures they hoped for.

92,

George Barlett, and Mr. Bonis Du Pont, 50, got married at Long Besch Munleipal Airport“ Instead of in a diving belt In the Paciflo Ocean.

After the Press crow had arrived on the Island 14

ocremony, cover to bd weather developed and made it impossible for the bride and groom to Ghoss the 19-mile stretch from the mainland by boat or plano,--United Fress.

• In an address to the Royal United Service Institution, he said these two objectives would be pursued in the coming months. If they could be India Wants

achieved, the end of the emergency was in sight.

Brigadier Brazier-Creagh, who fiès back to Kuala

Lumpur on Saturday after a two months absence, said To Hand Over

it was extremely difficult for the terrorists to replace their higher leaders when they got killed. If the

em-killing off could be stopped up, the rank and file of the PoW's To UNO

the producer, Mr John Bryan.

She was brought to England and given regrei screen tests to that there would be no barrassment if they failed.

Her name roughly translated means "brilliant thousand- fold", The

cast are now in Ceylon ready to start work.

Czech Coal Output

Must Be Raised

Vienna, Jan. 13.

terrorists would crumble.

"So far as we can find out," be added,, "the Communiste are not managing to recruit men of Intellect who will make gɔɔ Icaders.

US Not To Raise

Tariff

get at: On Wool Imports

Bul the higher leaders are extremely dificuli to more clusive and better guarded than the lower ones.

London, Jan. 13. The conversation between the British Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, and the Indian High Commissioner in London, Mr. B. G. Kher, at the Foreign Omer yesterday dealt, in particu- lar, with the Korean problem, it was learned from a well-informed

soures here today. long inner

struggle, he had decided it

It was belleved that the would be bad policy to increase question of war prisoners and United States tariffs on wool, of the extraordinary General As-

Washington, Jan. 13. With regard to Increasing the

President Eisenhower said urrender rate, Licitain had today that after a perts studying this and trying to Isolate any particular factor which led thein to surrender. At present it was the cumula- ive

effect of fear, privation The President was explainingsembly of the United Nations were among the main subjects hopelessness in to his weekly press conference and a sense of

discussed. Coal production this year is the jungle.

the reasons for asking Congress to be the priority task of the

"I is in the extension of white entire Czechoslovak slate econo-

BCCAY (districts which my, according to Rude Pravo, k

have been f:ced of terrorists the Czech leading Communist and where life has returned to

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normal) thao coe sess the final Yesterday's edition reaching pattern of the end of the cold here

quoted M. Josef Jonas, ar in Malaya,"

the Brigadier Minister of Fuel, saying in a continued. "More tษ speech on Monday that the quick areas are becoming 'white as development of coal production the Communists are driven into this year

would be the only the deepod jungle where they possible way of further raising muat turrender or starve." the living standurds of Czech

workers.

WONDERFULLY KIND

моте

M. Jonas word although coal production was 13,500,000 tons higher this year compared with 1948, it had been well behind th. developer.on in oike scator of state èzonery over the past towna years.

បូរ៉ា:

the Of obstacles, M. Jonas sold, was the Increase £21 production C203

experience gained In Reuter, principles de- higher now įduted there may be of assistance

ΠΟΤΙ

States

to approve a price support level Mr Kher explained to Mr

for domestic system

Wool Eden the reasons of the Indian [TOWELS.

altitudo concerning the POW's He said the United States and told him that his govern- ment wanted to observe to the produced only a small pro portion of the wool is needed very end an impartial attitude. and that a provision in the The consequence of this at- present law had established thude would probably be that 280 million pounds Instead of liberating the POW's, target of (weight) a year for domestic | General K. S. Thimayya would production.

hand them over to the United Wool had always been a very Nations Command, the БИПО critical material in time of source sald,

and, although he would It was possible that the type war

like to have

The source added that Mr a reserve in the of campaign now being pursued In Melaye might be the pattern

United States, he thought Eden may have replied to him of the cold war which would would be bad to order another that such an attitude was not with the armis- have to be fought in many other tariff-which would be another in accordance parta of the world before inter- obstacle to international trade tice agreement which stated national Communism was orous erred.

demerely to permit the United that Neutral Nations Repatria-

to reach

tian Commission was to liberate the target--w

the POW's and help them to return to the neutral countries of their choice.

As regards the meeting on Feb.

United Nations 9 of the General Assembly in special session as was requested by Mrs Pandit, it was believed that Mr Eden told Mr Kher that he could not very

well soe the reasons for 1. Normal 'guerilla activities

such a meeting After the London, Jan. 13. date had been set for the release Government re- utrotch

The Air Ministry announced for the prisoners, for SOUTCER as

as possible,

} while

"Super- the guerkla

loday that the farces

The Indian diplomat. was were recruiting and building Marine Swift" jet fighter woold up their strength.

soon perform final testing flighty, understood to have replied that Technical difcutties hit pre- the Indian Government needed ventes their being put into ter- the approval by the United Na vice iu 1953 as schedules,

tions for any action it might The Ministry said thed the take in a matter ontrusted to its RAF would soon receive me of care by the United Nations there now jete-France-Presse. France-Presse.

which in brown coal production and the

were 39.34 percut

at the start of the live-year wherever this type of war has

Pe said any sign of bureau-

to be fought."

He Praised

the troops а

R.A.F. Will Get

cracy in his own Ministry would "wonderfully kind" to the civi- New “Swift”

be pooled out. Everything mustian population,

be deme to find new ccal de He said the Malayan Commu- poalts and to reconstruct old nist Party's campaign was and new shafts.-Reutes.

divided into three phases:

VC Hero Promoted

London, Jan. 13. Lieutenant

James - Colonel Came, holder of the Victoria Cross and Commander of the "Glorious Gloucesters has been appointed Commandant of the Army Apprentices

School, Harrogate, and promoted to the rank of Colonel, it was an- acunced here today.

The appointment and pro- motion are to take effect, from the beginning of April-Reuter,

to

2. Establishing bases.

3. Using these bases to at- tack and take over admin£ trative control of large areas, finally coming into the open with B properly organised military force and taking over government by armed force. "The Communists," Brigadier Brazier Creagh commented, "have never got beyond phase one."Reuter,

Heredity May Be Factor

In Stomach

Cancer

-says US Scientist,

Boston, Jan. 18.;

Heredity seems to be a factor in stomach cancer, a Texas scientist reported today.

The relentist, Mr George Hagy, "strong localisation factor" for said that investigations of stomach cancor, stomach cancer among families

said that cancer in still were in progress. Preother parts of the body occurred fedicated that with about the same frequency

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