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of peace in the world.

The New China News Agency tonight re- ported that the two Prime Ministers issued a joint statement at the end of their talks.

The agency report said they agreed that the five guiding principles for relationship between the two countries should be the same as those agreed upon be- tween China and India.

The statement said In India to guide relations between purt: "The two

Prime the two countries, namely:

Ministers reiterated their stand that they will strive to their utmost for the pro- motion of peace in the world, Southeast particularly in

In

in-

(A) Mutual respect for oach other's territorial tegrity and sovereignty, (B) Non-ression. (C) Non-inteferenes in each other's internal affairs,

(D) Equality and mutual benefit,

By Queen Sells For 12/6

Sydney, June 30. Lipstick used by Qucen Elisabeth while on one of her Australian lights was among a number of articles affered for sale by Qantas Empire Airways to **- ployeca sa souvenirs of the Royal visit,

The palick was quoted at 12.03.

Other offerings were blue mascara Ba, from powder Ös, 9., aktu perfume 76. Od., miSTOF 124. Gd., sherry glasses Is. id., 'mult and pepper shakers £1 1, the pair, finger bowls 14K.. mushroom floor carpet 23 a yard, sacón boats, siands and ladies £3 12. Od.. crystal champagne glassen On. Dd., Hayal Worcester cups and saucers 13s, üd.--. China Mail Special

Privy Council

Appeal By Chinese

Minister Gaoled For

Plotting

London, Juno 29. Mascow Radio announced today that the Czecho- slovakian Government had convicted a former deputy | Premler, ousted in 1952, on charges of plotting against the State and sentenced him to 18 years in prison.

The Moscow broadcast, monitoreu in London, said a supreme tribunal in Prague kon- vleted ex-deputy Premier Jan Sevelk of criminal activities, divulging State secrete and mis- appropriating "nutional wealth.”

Sevcik was a non-Communist

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In 1948 After

the Reds came to power the be- came head of the Party of Slovak renaissance, which joined the Communist - dominated national troat. He

wa

appointed Deputy Premier and head of the Stato Committee for Physical Culture and Sports. Then in March, 1952, he was ousled from his posts and nuthing has been heard of

were

Asin. They expressed their

London, June 29. hope that the question of

A Chinese convicted in him until today. (E) Peaceful co-existence;

There have been rumours in restoration of peace In Indo- | the

Prime Ministers agreed Malaya of carrying a

re-Vienna, Austria, and Yugoslavlu, should China which is being dis- that they

be guiding volver without lawful au- in recent weeks that the Com- principles for cussed in

relationships be thority was said hore today munists Geneva, will be

taking action tween China and Burma. settled mutisfactorily.

"If these principles

to have been on the point against former non-Communists are ob-

who collaborated with the Na- Berved

all by

of surrendering himself and tional Front countries, the peaceful co-existence of coun-handing over the weapon

SEVCIK CONFESSED tries

with

different social when he was arrested. systems should be ensured, and the threat and

Wong Boon-yin alias Kwong sion and interference in internal spectal leave to the Judicial Com- fear of aggres-Sin-kwang, was appealing by matters would give place to SUTIRO

mittee of the Privy Council of security and mutual against hus conviction in the High confidence.

Court at Kota Beru, Mainya, "MOST FRIENDLY"

last July.

regard to the principles agreed upon between China and

Swedish King

Meets

The Diplomats

"The

Ministers

Prime reaffirmed that the peoples of cacli nation should have the right to choose their own state system and ways of life without Interference from other nations Revolution cannot be exported; at the

the same time, outside Inter ference with the expressed by the people of aby common will nation could not be permitted.

The Prime Ministers

London, June 29. King

Adolf Gustav

uf Sweden, in morning dress,

Common today

received wealth High Commissioners and envoys of the Diplo- matic Corps in one of the State rooms of Buckingham, the Palace.

His appeal to the Court of Appeal of Malaya was dismiss:d in October.

The Chinese was taken into custody on November 25, 1952, at Gla 8bah Gua in the Termisk Ladang aran inhabited by a tribe known to the Temiars.

definee, the Chinese had sald he had been "underground" since

Giving evidence in his own

that their respective arced 1949.

countries

should maintain

close contact|

in order to further strengthen

The

NO EXCUSE

to the

The unofficial Yugosiny news agency Yugopress reported last night that Czech Communists bud arrested D "large number supporters of the former Czech Social Democratic Party."

of

The Moscow Radio announce ment and the Yugopress report indicated that the Czechs were purging former non-Communist elements who

the had joined

after National Front

tho 1948 coup d'etal.

The

thai

Soviet broadcast sald

Sevelk "In 1939,

WDS Secretary of

the Club of De putles from a Fascist Party... After 1943 Sevelk joined the of resistance 11 movement order to betray patriots to the Police.

of

"After 1948. Sevcik succeeded in covering up the troces of criminal activities," the Radio friendly co-operation be- Mr Dingle Foot, QC, who is

"but

the tween their two countries.

charged, appearing for the Chinese, anid

through discussions have been' that

leadershilp though it was quite true slovak renaissanca Sevcik car- of the Party Thu Commissioners and most friendly and cordial. The that he was in possession of the ried out measures directed.. at envoys formed up in the ad- two Prime Ministers highly revolver, he. (the Chinese) had splitting the National Front of

opport with him for the joining room and its their names appreciate the present

express Czechs and Slovaks, divulged of handing it were announced, they went for-tunity of meeting together and purpose

State secrets And the authorities. deem it helpful to they

misappra- ward to meet the King. Some cause of peace," the statement

口 large amount The Appeal

Court held sub-priated of the Eastern envoys

wore and necording to the New stantially the

same view as they colourful national dress,

und China News Agency. —Reuter,

trial judge

said that an the Dart of the Arcar to surrender self and the re-

himself volver to the authorities not constitute a lawful excuse.

Intention

The first of the High Commis-The Police Did Not posses

sioners to be presented was Sir Thomas White, High Commis- aloner for Australia,

The diplomals who followed were led by M. Rene Mussikli, the French Ambassador, who is dean of the London Diplomatic Corps,

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"Under

the weight of in- controvertible evidence Sevcik confessed his hosille activities and was sentenced to 18 years in prison and loss of elvic rights did and confiscation of all his pro-

"In my submission, that is perly," Moscow Radio

Is

and the Pnom-Penh, Cambodia, Wrong

question June 29. whether he intended to comply A rinund-up

escaped with the law or

or to break the criminals in the Kampungpeu law," Mr Dingle Foot said.

nounced.-United Press,

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a few of the escapees.

The Governor, himself wanted

Washington, June 29. The diplomats were received

Geneva, June 20. State Department spokesman in the 1844 Room, a state-room for embezzlement, had opened Th: "Pupe" of the Cao Dai Lincoin White said teday that cn the ground floor of the the prison doors two days religious sect in South Vietnam, the Scoretary of State, Mr John Palace, so called because it was earlier in the hopes that with Pham Cong Tac, arrived here Foster Dulles, will represent the renovated at the suggestion of many vicious criminals at large today from Paris for

Uniood private

States at the three- Prince Albert, Consort to Queen a mere embezzler might be talks with leaders at the nine-Power ANZUS discussions to- Victoria, in 1944.-Reuter.

averlooked.-United Press.

nation Indo-China peace con-morrow. ference.

Australia's Minister for Ex- The Cao Dal sect, which hasternal Affairs, Mr R. G. Casey. about two million adherents, the New

will represent his country and buses its bellois on the teaching Mr Leslie Zealand Ambassador

both Buddhism and

Muriro will Christianity. It has a private represent his country.

Mr White said that the pur- army of 20,000 men,

pose of the talks will be to Hugo and William continue the exchanges of views Shakespearo Bre among

the that have been taking plac patron saints of the Cao

Dai during the last few months on followers who have also

ex-developments in Southeast Asia." pressed great admiration for Sir He sold he did not know how Winston Churchill, the British long tho talks would Inst Prime Minister.--Router.

United Press.

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