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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954. *

ASIAN

SECURITY TO BE

DISCUSSED

Five Premiers To

Meet In

Ceylon Tomorrow

Colombo, Apr. 26.

Five Asian Prime Ministers meeting here on Wednesday face the problem of how to prevent Asia becoming a major battleground for opposing world blocs according to observers.

But

They were originally invited to talk over the mutual problems of their countries - India, Pakistan. Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon. now the Indo-China war le fast moving to a climax and much of their discussion will be devoted to means of preventing a major Asian flare-up.

The Premiers will discuss a non-aggression and non-intervention pact among the Five Powers.

He Was Under

The Car

Hastings, N.Z., Apr. 26. Tripping bithely out of her home at Hastings, Mrs Richard Bevan stepped into the family car and drove on, not knowing that her husband

W21 working underneath.

Hr

down was dragked the gravel drive and suffer- cd a fracture xpire, - Sernal Injuries, and extou- sive abrasions. He went to hospital in a serious con- dition.-China Mall Special.

Eddie Chapman Named In Bribery Report

to

They

expected are also make up their minds about the Indian Premier Mr Nehru's five- point plan for a cease-fire and peace settlement in Indo-China which the Indian Prime Minis-

ter outlined to the Indian Lower House on Saturday,

The five Primo

More "Scotch" Russia Wants

Exported

London, Apr. 20.

the

A record total of 8,318,- 027 sallots of Bootch whiskey worth £95,520,- G80 was exported In fast quarter of this year. Shipments were 128,720 andious higher than in the rame period of last year, the Bootch Whiskey Ass- elation announced.

The United States Fe- mained the

biggest singlo market but exporta. there showed a slight decrease..... 1,564,718 gallons worth £ 4.618,813 - against_1,075,- 457 gallons worth £4,828,- 001 in the first quarter of Jast year. China Mail Bpeotni.

Nationalists

Still Active

In Burma

Bangkok, Apr. 26. About 1,500 Nationalist Chinese are still operating

Red China

To Be Present

Talks On Pollution Of The Sea

London, Apr. 26. Shipping experts from 30 nations including Japan to- night wired their govern- ments for instructions on whether Communist China should be invited to attend their talks here on oil pollu- tion of the Ben.

The leader of the Soviet dele- gation, Mr A. S. Bogdanov, pro- posed at the opening session of } the conference that the Chinese People's Republic should be ask- ed to join the talks as end of the foremost maritime nations.

An

He claimed that resolutions and decisions would be useless I no Chinese representative was present.

with As nation extensive coastline, China was interested in the conference.

The leader of the Pollsb Mr Rudolph Heller

said many Bri

in Palu, four miles south of delegation

tish businessmen Minister Mynwadi and three miles who seconded. were having south-west of the Tak bor trade talks with Chinese der town of Mac.

representativen,

taking part in the conference act the tone for the talks 121

published messages

today in new monthly journal Junn which Making this announcement the

Trade connot be realised calms to represent the Asian Burmese Ambassador, U Pe Kin.

than by shipping," he viewpoint on world affairs. sold that Burma was informed other

zald. "We must support strong- The Burmese Prime Minister by the Joint Military Committee Mr U. Nu said the first

duties that the troops had Indicatedly sending an invitation to the

Chinese Republic.' of the countries of Asia was to that they wished to withdraw. save world peace.

Mr Nehru of India said the hydrogen bomb was the ultimate symbol uf violence. I that symbol represented the spirit of the age, there was little to hope for.

He said that Burmese troops When delegates were asked had been ordered to withhold to vote, Admiral H.C. Shepcard, fre but that there was no in- United States delegation lender dication the Chinese troops had said his party had no instruc- withdrawn or intended to do so ms about the proposal. He The Burmese Ambassador said said he would like "to take ad- that is the recent fighting near vice." Mr Nehru added: "In the Myawadi Chinese troops ware world there is much shouting taken prisoner and the bodies about freedom, liberty, equality of others were found on and democracy-all good objec- {inttlefcid.

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over the

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RUSSIA OBJECTS The British delegation leader 13 Lives-but people seek obtain U Pe Kin said that a number Sir Gilmour Jenkins, who

presiding

fortnight- Chinese troops driven by

long talks, suggested that do- Bunnese troops across the Thaljegates should seek advice from border from the Burmese town their Governments about "this of Pangpahpkycra were driven | problem."

these objectives through methods of of hatred und violence."

PEACE, PROGRESS

Dr A Sastronmidjojo Indonesia said: "iet un people of Africa and Asia determine and follow our own course towards peace, progress, prosperity and future happiness."

back into Burmeso territory by Thai army units,

But Mr Bogdanov objected. Mic said he had sought the | Ite insisted that the question

Thal author:- should be settled immediately. assistance of the

ties to try and disarm the Bee- Ing Chinese troops rather than drive them back into Burma,

Accra, Gold Coast, Apr. 27. The Ministerial Secretary the Ministry of Justice, Mr Krobo

Mi Mohained Alt of Pakistan Edusel, has been dismissed ful-retrned to the community of in- The Ambassador snid that lowing publication of the reportterists among

Coast Government contracts.

the Southeast attacking

ste

Bureau

The meeting, however, passed

told what action to take.

Britain has called the con- ference because oil pollution is spolling her beaches and killing many sen birds.

a resolution that they should ask their Governments for ad- A plenary session to dis- troops had vico. bunkers at cuss the Russian proposal will of a commission inqiring into asian countries and said: "t found underground

that be held when they have been be bribery charges concerning Gold should

our constant en-ungphpky:m, indicating deavour to further strengthen the Chinese troops intended to these tes."

in Burma,

disclosed He also

that two The host, Sir John Kotelawalu of Ceylon emphasised the need brand now howitzers wate for Asian countries to have more among the weapons captured outfits like the journal to ex- In the Pungpahpkyem fighting.

their own view on in- Onu press

thousand new uniforms

Russia's decision to attend ternational questions.

were also found. Other weapons the talks, which came as a sur- heavy prise to Western nations, is m- artillery terpreted here па another

example of her present willing ness to take part in internation- al discussjuas,

Is conduel fell below any Teasonable standard for men in the public service, the report

Bald.

In New Delhi on External captured included Afluiry Ministry spokesman machine-guns and dented reports that the ave pieces.-United Press. countries had tentatively agreed on a plan to solve the Indo-Ching problem. There had been no ox- change of views before the con- ference.] The commission

The commission, set up to in- quire into the resignation of the Minister of Communications and Works, Mr J. A. Braimah, said it was primarily the "fear of ex- posure" which had led him to leave la pust.

said he had accepted £2,000 from

must contractor, and

have known the money was given to him to influence him in uffivial duties.

دلين

Controversial subjects like the future of Kashmir and the United States aid to Pakistan would probably be avoided.

At Calcutta airport, en route dor Colombo, the Burmese Prime 'Minister Mr U. Nu naid his The commission report cleared the Gold Coust Premier, Draggression and non-intervention country did not favour a non- Kwame Nkrumah, of allegations

pact. If I were on the agenda

cabinet before committing his country, meeting in Rangoon

he added.)-Reuter.

of acceptance of bribes or he would have to consult a full proper conduct in connection with four Government contracts. "In each case, we find that thero no justification for the allegation," I stated.

Was

Two Ministerial Secretaries, Mr Choje Djan and Mr Attah Mensah, were each sentenced to two years' Imprisonment Fobruary D for accepting bribes from contractors.

on

The report said money had been

pald to Government

Comet Flies

500,000 Casualties If

Countries attending the talks Include most European nations, Australia, Brozlí, Canada

Zealand, Ceylon, Japan, New ond Venezuela, Eleven others have sent observors-Reuter,

US Intervened Fellow Pow To

Washington, Apr. 26. Senator Edwin Johnson that United States armed Inter- (Democrat, Colorado) said today

vention in Indo-China would mean "at the very minimum" half a million American camual- tics.

He declared in a speech pre- pared for delivery in the Senate: "This present crusade to

Witness Against Dickenson

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Washington, Apr. 20. prosecution hoped to wind up today its attempt to prove that Corporal Edward S. Dickenson collaborated with the Communists and informed on

To London and troops to Indo-China with fellow prisoners in North Korea.

Nicosia, Cyprus, Apr. 20. A British Comet fot ́airliner

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Christensen joined Dickenson and two other prisoners in an Senator Johnson edded: "Suchescape attempt in July, 1952. They got outside the prison on a dark and rainy night but were recaptured, barely a mile away, the next morning.

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