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THÉ CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954.
VIETMINH HAVE BEGUN No Lion Under
SLOW WITHDRAWAL
OF
FORCES FROM LAOS
Geneva, June 28.
The Communist Vietminh have begun a slow but unobtrusive with- drawal of some of their invading forces from Laos in Indo-China, a spokes- man for the Laotian delegation to the Geneva conference disclosed today. The Communists were said to be moving some of their troops in small groups from various parts of the invaded country toward heigh- bouring Vietnam.
At
Earlier Inst week there was agreement in principle that all the Geneva conference in Indo-China foreign, but especially the Vietminh troops, should be withdrawn from Laos and Cambodia, two Associated Stales of Indo-China.
The heart that the Com
h mal is might be preparedd
red cut 1.se nd t'ambala PATEN FIRstang of the ne
་ allin Geneva menference Tanj to Vietindol Freign Minister. I J's Van-der
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with the hathursto t fully
inter- Ham wixed joblems of
to 100
at incl.
THREE DAY RECESS
Th Kunšize her, who la img
Ibat Viettunuh "volanternsch whe 1. t
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Allied there
VIR
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a three-day LANTERA
1/ CONSUMP to- restricted debben -
after nowat
Penut14
on the issues unvolved, in egades were, in the mouth
to re dve some of tar
pamerical problems in be- +50-the-scenes talks.
1 TO MORE ON hadiahona l The COIGANT ON Aing forces an Combed and some three in We sath of Daves, in anbarth,
Med forever pe
where they 12: Instal about
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northern Las
unclestond to
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The acting, heads of fae Kuted Jack Frena
Brited
States delegations
ab Laban Depres
Vietri het Biet we Checks are last Thursday for feed any for titrent lacks on)
transal of toeng farop from their feruators
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a. Poenen progressad tu
Wonkong FL
comminifer angmed of exper as of the line-
conference
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Imlight of pubberty" The Hussies
Chisle sur tou sapotabi to be left to
re
ON THE SPOT TALKS
tor
5.2
The Conghosians, who per tub want the cottatee t has their taiks with The be compressivt n! Beads Hoes on the withdrawal of the deferations. alexi by one washing fotves
11 jepet pora The conference was Mum expected to teach ugreement at
meeting th
at
from the set ther Cietarva,
expected orange fa thete skart within the next few dove, a sprjes mun stofed today
pack i up. Britain Stands By
wad P
Mh Ea-dos,
as he hell out he pers for the ag tion of the too de valet Goyeur
at Cambod
with the
atroul
Barth
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Lea Lanci
That they
fanfaeten.
trus "plat
Khut Pathet Lett.
The Frans-Votimah mulatory
tales
1it
Genera
marking tus peading the start
of parallel span
BISCUSSIONS on the Indo-China, scheduled
the last minute "fra inverdural
INSCHER
Two Sides
Can Back Indo-China
Formula
London, June 28. Britain supports the farget of "free, drinneratke and united and independent in Indo-China. states" Recording to a communique sand by the Prime Minis ters of Chim and India, Mr Chou Enlai and Mr Nehru, Diplomatic quarters said here
formuit tonight that The enumunique w one which
and be harked by both sides, At the same tine, it was rr- could cognised herr ปม! elok misunderstandings and be
Iven two possible Elven
interpreta
the
For Instance. diplomalle quarters
said, the proposal to
democratie. orale free,
inche-
in sintes United pendent and unified
Lnus, Cambodia and Vietnam failed to indicate whether this target was The true indsper- Alence or the subarrvirne: to Pek North Korea.
The word democratic, it pointed oul. is commonly used In a differenet
the Communist and no-Communist
worlds.
Disarmament Proposals
sense
W38
seen
A further difficulty as om here is that two gover- ments clubin the allegiance of the people of Vietnam,
London, June 28. Britain stands by her Intest disarmament
pro- posal and would agree to write them into any treaty, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Minis-oblem
of State,
for
told the
Unity for Laos and Cambodia not thought to be any special
The Bed
Pretoria, Jane 28.
Springhaan Maximola, African charrell wifli ki. ing a man he found under the bed of his girl friend. told the Pretoria Criminal Ressions that the man WAS " Hut,"
The Judge said: "A lon not creep under beds,
a jackal doen that. You faiter him by calling him
llon."
He sentenced Bptingbaan to one year's Imprisonment, suspended for three years, after finding film, atility of culpable homicide.
sald 1ho Springhadh olher man, in African named Arthur Bhabangu. aioked him with a knite. He drew his own kulto and Shahangu
S kiited. - China Mall Special.
NO EVIDENCE OF RED ARMY A-WEAPONS
IN GERMANY
A
Lalon, June 20. Hovernment
spokesman
said today that Britans had no evidence that the Soviet Army In Easil Germany was supplied with atom weapons
Mr Nigel Birch, Parliament- Ministry ary Secretary to the
the af Defence, made
alate- ment in it written reply to a question in the House of Com- "the mons for an estimate of
Auth number of weapons now
the EAXI Geoman pled Army "
I
Government "Her Majesty's have no evidence of any atorule weapons having been supplied either tu the Eust German Army or to the Soviet Army in Enst
replied Germany." Birch-United Press.
Mr
110 Mau Mau
Killed
Nairobi, June 28. Security forres killed May Mau terrorists.
wounded bnd coptured 18 and detailed 907 suspects in the past week of General Sir George Erskina's
Headquarters reported today.
But the problem of unifying the Vietnam Government
to begin today but japnext at House of Commons today. Ngo Dinh Dlem with the Viet |
He was answering questions | mind Government of Hu Chi members after Minh requires close study und from Labour making a statement to the House
cannot be resolved simply by the recent five-Power dis- stating the aim of negotiations, Reports from Bonus and that mament conference in London is thought here.
DISPARITY IN RANK
the disparity in the heads of the
rank between French util 19:00 Y lave been one at the rannat for the pra ipermernenit.
11
11
which ended in milure inst week,
Mr Lloyd contuented on the conference The Soviet repre- Isentative took the fee that
was a waste of time to discuss detailed proposals uniess we first The millory are to report fo
accepted the Soviet proposal that Geneva
their the re conference
shou.c ban reomerulations Ned Anchings and
of prohibition sedir, lines and the withe
wenport, drawal of forces not later than July 12.
the
The French Premier, M Pierre Mendes-France, has set July 20
super- nuclear
Thot was position With regard to disarmament that we catinot accept.”
Brifam soughal
an agreement
as the target date on which providing for the total probabis must report to the French Nation and Chimination of nucleur tional Assembly the surress or weapons and other weapons of failure of the Indo-China negotiations.
mass destruction together with major reduction in armed forces, the whole to be carried out under effective international control."--
The nine-nation Indo-China conference, working on deputies level, was meanwhile grappling | Reuter.
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1: was noted bers That the New Delhi discussions on Indo- China have apparently related
to the more directly political settlement than to the
medšole problem of es ablhment of an armistien. Keuler.
the
and
The terrorist in the same period killed 20 Africans and wounded eight Africans otte European.
Police reported 10 Mau Mau
escupert prisoners
last Natrout screening night,
from camp
1
One wes recaptured later. None of the men was armed.- Reuter.
Sumatra-Malaya Smugglers
Evade Patrols
Penang, June 28.
Smuggling between Sumatra and Malaya is continuing unabated despite vigilant patrols by the Customs of the two countries.
This two-way illegal trade, running up to hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of goods a month, is undertaken by big syndicates as well as small "kongsis" which are resorting to this form of trade because of stringent import restrictions and heavy duties.
Patchouli oil heads the list of goods coming to Malaya across the Straits of Malacca from the east coast of Sumatra and other goods include copra and a small quantity of rubber which, during the boom days of the Korean war, was the most important item.
The Indonesian end of the | salling funks 'piled" back and illegal trade gets such items forth between the Sumatran and as wrist watches, fountain pens, Malayan coasts when stésmers motor accessories, textiles, were very séäree,
blcycl:s, excharine, sowing
machines and a wide rango of
other goods manufactured in
"SMALL FRY".
The persons who are running Deross the Biraits,
Europe and the United States. the gauntlet
The horrow Straits of Mainesa guarded by Indonesian as well
dividing
with hundreds of
istols
on
Sumatra and Malaya as Malayan Police and Cus oms, are normally the "small fry" either Bide present natural whb arb paid well for their amuggling
The ground for illicit dangerous assignments. trader who use high-powered real master-minds provide the spoed-boats to outwit the capital and
but technique b patrolling Customs and naval invariably are free from Police bbáta,
action.
:་་ In case of nivoat and convie- Although a small number of tionis
families of the Indonesiana are- kuibwn to be ambigglers are
well taken LAST Indulging in this two-way illegal by the big-lime operators trade it in an open secret, that Proventive authorlifes Chinese form a big majority of either side of the Btraits havi thin community of lett traders, been trying to "ghton tho RESTRICTIONS screws on the illicit frade, but
despite many years of war
di
ha
the
It is also reported that thost the niggaz no omdlel elain of the gynditates are offaliosta been established bithor by
legitimate » Chinese), armg the Entlongsian 12)
Porow ja Malayau YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrom: 1 Epic 4 Railled, 0 whose Trading was severely, cur authorities that the counters Ream, 9 Mica, 10 Pulehte, 11 Toll, 12 Dopo, 14 bemedis, 12 talica or entirely aut en betnike. Have been besten. Ik le KNOWN Indre, 19 Blern, za Crested, 26 Arld,: 27 Vain, 38 Biander 25 of recent Indonesian import and that shovel:PALE FURDWANA Grow, 30 Roal, 81 Drilled, 32 Erra. Down::2 Prison, 8. Crater, export, restrictionir TUMORANT MALşan Aimilar) - Air Tonte 4 Rapid, §. Amulet, 6 Lisle, 7 Eaton, 12 Diac, 18 Pure, 18B Aver, 10 Bend;, 18 Revere, 20 Tangie, 11 Rigoût, 13 Tuler, 24 Anku? | then ura velòráns of Lami
petrolios be the mow Stralm 28 Dored..
bccupation days when deel" BE LE
Wix
"General" Navarre, who was Commander-in-Chief of the
Indo-China French expeditionary forces in
before ho replaced by General Ely, photographed at Orly Airport, where he was met on arrival by his wife.—(Express Photo).
Communists Claim
Important French Post
Wiped Out
Hanoi, June 28,
The Communist Vietminh radio claimed to- day that rebel forces had seized the important road junction of Ankhe, high in the Central Ammam plateau and had killed, wounded or taken prisoner Its 1,060 French Union defenders.
There was no confirmation of any fighting in this area by, the French High Command.
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