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✔ THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST

1955.

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Bombay, Aug. 8.

THE 10,294-ton

British

Old Foe' Is Dead

But A Greater ALE NIKE RUN Force Is At Work

Washington, Aug. 8.

Mr Walter S. Robertson, Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, said today that it is hard for the leaders of Southeast Asia to realise their old foe- colonialism-is dead "and that they now turn to face a greater and totally destruc- tive enemy."

He was speaking of communism, which, he said, has despoiled many nations of their freedom, while Western nations were releasing former colonies.

Ho

at the spoke

annual "India,

Pakistan, Burma,

meeting of the School of Ad- Ceylon, Indonesia, the Philip vanced International Studies, pines, Vietnam,

Hopkins Cambodia, conducted by John

not University.

numerous, states East and Africa,

Loos and น mention Near in the

Lost Freedom

"Old colonialism is dend or dying everywhere, he said, liner Karanja was de-Communist colonialism is very alive and, unless con- Inyed here for four hours much

will continue to ex- today when Bombay tug-tained,

pand. A simple glance at re- mien and shore workers re-cent history will prove the lost their freedom, both national

How many fused to pilot her out of point.

countries

"How many

have

countries and personal, to communism in

that time?

port because they thought have gained their freedom from she might call at the the West since 19187

Portuguese settlement of

Gou south of Bombay, on

her way to Enst Africa,

But the port workers withdrew their boycott later when the ship's agents and the Chair- man of the Bumbay Port Trust gave assurances that the ship was not scheduled to trade with Gon, or to carry cargo to or from Portuguese colonlul puts in Africa.

BI VESSEL

The Karanja, owned by

the

British India Steam Naviga- tion Company Limited, em- barked 700 passengers and 1,200 tons of cargo here this torning.

Bulgarian

Beria Takes

The Blame

Relations With Yugoslavia

"Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hun- gary, Rumania, Albania, East Germany, mainland China in- cluding Tibet and Mongolia,

namn."

Nevertheless, he said, know-

RUSSO-GERMAN TALKS

West Will Have To Be Patient

London, Aug. 8.

Dr Konard Adenauer, the West Ger-

Birthday

A happy wave to the crowds from Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Prince Charles und Princess Anne. Tho occasion

the

was the 55th birth- day of the Queen Mother, and children had called on their grandmother at Clarence Hotino with their birthday greetings. Princem Anne

korgelf has a birthday this month, she will be five years

of age on the 15th-Express Photo.

North Korea and North Vietman Chancellor, has told Sir Anthony Eden, British Prime Minister, that the West will have to show "extraordinary Sino-Canadian patience, tenacity and consistency" in the

Trade Talks forthcoming negotiations with Rusia,

ledge of what communism does

to nations is spreading in Asia.

"There is reason to hope that

most of the leaders of Asta have

learned much in recent years, and that communism has lost

sion, No free Asian nation to-

Its chance for victory by subver- day is under major Communist Influence, as the Bandung con- ference clearly showed," he said.

orch

of

ea.me

The Foreign Office tonight released an exchange of messages between the two leaders. Dr Adenauer said in his note to Fisheries Sir Anthony Eden:

Fully Aware

new negotiations in Vienna, Aug. 8, Mr Robertson said one result

"After the conclusion of the phase of Mr Mathias Rakosi, First of the preoccupation the Geneva conference I have the which I hope it will be possible out a basis for an of

with Secretary

the

nations

their Hungarian Asian

wish to thank you for to work Jurgent

yourself in agreement with the Soviets, Workers (Communist) Party, to struggles for independence was having

made country day said that Hungary would that

10 agreement with President Elsen-

Prime Its shower

and

Minister a great deal abou! everything in her power" know "do

(of Franco)-the to broaden the existing rela- | former occupier and very little Edgar Faure She was the third ship in a

the interests tions with Yugoslavia Into a about its neighbours,

interpreter of week to be boycotted in sup-real friendship between the

**The United States has the German people. "Goa liberation port of the

two countries, Radio Budapest welcomed the new nations ol

"I believe we can look back Bombay movement" by

Asia into the world community, duckers.

'The British 5,173-1ported tonight.

various with satisfaction upon what has and has undertaken

been achieved in Geneva: for has opened a

ton freighter Mooncrest was Addressing a meeting at the

boycotted secutive

day as the dockurs sold they were not satisfied she was not engaged in trade with Goa.

The.

un-

of

New Approach

sperts stadium of Csepel, Hun-aid programmes to assist them the conference for the third con-

in their struggle for well-being. gary. Mr Rakosi placed the

in we

done this, and have blame on a former polles chist

will continue to do it, because Gabor Peter, who has been re- lieve

thes cr

for the of our conviction that his post

in need assistance "etumnies mode against

our countries

order

to achieve

of a level Yugoslav.comrades."

material welfare and social The Hungarian First Szere-progress which will permit tary welcomed the recent im them to maintain the human provement in Soviet-Yugoslav freedom and dignity we regard relations, which he said wouli

as essential to world security.. pilow Hungary to improve her relations with Yugoslavia."

Mooncrest finished loading her cargo from East Africa three days ngo.-Reu- ter.

Riot Insurance

Approved

against

"popular Press.

Presse.

One Reason

"The

Ottawa, Aug. 8. Canadian Minister for Mr James Sinclair may discuss the possibility of China-Canada trade when he visits Peking, Informed sources sold today.

Mr Sinclair, who has been attending meetings of the Inter- national Whaling Committee in Moscow, will be the Orst Canas dian Minister to visit Com- munist China's capital.

"I am fully aware that this will be a long and difficult

These sources recalled thai Premier Louls St Laurent re- process during which the West wi have to demonstrate Exa

of the House cently said in patience, tenacity

that Commons

Canada was traordinary

consistency. end

The unity

which the three willing to sell its surplus farm Powers have shown in products to any nation, includ- such an

just terminated conference seenis to me a happy men for the forthcoming negotiations,"

Fuld in reply: Sir Anthony "Thank you so much for yout

Westernovemplary way in the ing Communist China,--France-

Needed To

To kind message. Arab-Israeli Settlement

I share your satisfaction with the results of the Geneva con- ference.

the "In

long negotiations which lie ahead Her Majesty's Government w1have constantly before them the interests of all Europe which must include the right of the German people to bo reunited

in freedom." -

ALSATIAN DETAINEES

Mr Rakosi said he gladly wel- Rabat, Aug. B. comed the results of the recent

"There Is only Power confer-

one reuson top-level Four The French Government has

we and it necessary 20 Geneva. "After the why authorised insurance companies ence in

devote so much of our wealth, in Morocco

insurance dark years of the cold war," he to sell

and effort to the defence of

New York, Aug. 8. Reutor. strikes, riots and added, "we can now hope for a

Our aid pro- dotente." France these countries.

Rabbi Herbert Goldstein movemcats."--United genuine

gramme, our bilateral defence treaties, our support of the of the Westside Institutional Mandla pact are not designed,Synagogue in New York, as the Communists allege, to returning home today after impose our power on Asia, but a two-month visit to Israel, rother are intended to help said that an entirely new these nations preserve their

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to independence and

Arab-Israeli develop self-approach-

peace is needed and sug-| The best efforts of the gested that the Egyptian people

towars self- Prime Minister, Lieut-Col development, massive American economie assistance, would not Abdel Nasser, take the lead serve to keep armed communism in calling a meeting.

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KEYESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD--fersmes 1 Suppiù, 4. Happy,

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Lane, 18 Promm, 20 Dociety, 11 Spot, 18: Deunt, Feast, as Candid. Dewn: 1 Beafford, 4, * Port Animates, 8 Propel, # Morry, 11 Pretenda,-12: Depot pored, 14 Destined, 18 Asesia, 22 MELOM,

sustaining economies.

of Asia

across the border if there were

Bulganin

Gives

Assurance

force available to resist. Rabbi Goldstein is Chairman The Communists are Interested of the Board of Trustees of the in the

conquent

Asia, not in new World Academy for higher The Soviet of the welfare of its people. Jewish studies, and went to

*In summary, free Asia today Israel to take part in the laying has completed or is completing of the cornerstone for the new its long struggle against the old building.

colonialism. It is now in the

early stages of another struggle

He said l has visited Israel

of equally great importance and seven

times since hostiles

greater complexity against age between the Arabs and Israel

poverty, technical under-storted.

fold

development

and disease. "in

which it will require and is ............

receiving the moral and material

assistance of the Western world

and of the United States,

Propaganda

Essential

to

tho "A now approach Middle Eastern problem is pro- essential," he said

"This struggle is rendered imminently

infinitely more difficult by the today as he arrived on the liner.

Dggressiva

presence of world Constitution.

communism, which by furris

"I do not bellove the Jows nasulla. Asla with propaganda

can settle their about non-existent shortcuts to and Arabs

by froodon with threats differences satisfactorily

incans of the status quo of the of armed upgression.

arid I "While recently, as we have armistice,

propose an the gale-force winds of agreement between

come

have professed their fan all« <> "

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Trip Was 'Wonderful' Says Stowaway

'REGRETTABLE' SAYS CAPTAIN

Los Angeles, Aug. 8.. A 16-year-old Portuguese- Filipina from Hawal, Jocelyn Joan Pilapil, was formally charged by the United States Government today with stowing away nboard the Canadian de stroyer Athabaskan,

of

The charge, which accused her "Becreling herself and re- maining aboard A Vessel without the consent ot the muner." will be heard before owner, Commissioner Theodore

Hocke later.

at

The Athabaskan arrived

Long Beach, California, yes- terday After An eight-day trip from the Pacifle holiday Islands with 240 oficors and men-and Jocelyn. "Wonderful" was her word for

the way

the

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"Regrettable" was

Hoe trip,

Lieutenant Commanderį BOLE ADENTS: DODWELL & CO, LTD.

com Charles Richardson, mander of the Athabaskan, described it.

Jocelyn, wearing a boyish bob, was brought to the Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles by the Foderni Bureau of Investing- tion..

She Lied

Before leaving Hawall tho brown-eyed girl left a lipstick note for her parents saying "Bill wonts

to take care of me and the baby." Today site admitted she led about expecting a baby but the identity of "Bill" romains A mystery.

"I thought if 1 made the folks think I was pregnant they wouldn't try to find me," she safd. "There is a Bill but I won't say who he is or where he is. Lieutenant-Commander Richard- sald Jocelyn apparently son got aboard by a crane while tho Athabaskan and sister ship, the Cayuga, were In Pearl Harbour last Monday morning.

She

her

very

Wils discovered hungry by a chief petty off- Monday in an awning locker. She was given a bunk

cabin in the navigator's

cer on

the rest of the voyage and put to work by the captain. She said she served coffee and

ten to the officers, washed dishes and scrubbed the deck. They called me Butchie and treated me like a little boy,"

fów she said. "I ironed a

shirts for them too." Chlia Mall Special.

Saar Statute Upset Causes Concern

London, Aug. 8.

The news that all three German political parties in the Saar have decided to reject the Saar statute at next October's referendum has caused serious concern in diplomatic quarters here.

Yesterday the Christian Democratic Party of the Saar followed the example of the Social Democratic Party and the Democratic Party in deciding to oppose the statute negotiated between France and Germany in October 1954.

The decision points to the grave possibility that the Franco-German, Baar Agree.

on

#

ment may be upset. Should this be the case the French Govern- ment would legally be in position to denounce the Lon- don and Paris agreements West German rearmament.

Eranco made the conclusion of Paris, Aug. 8. Prime Minister, these agreements dependent on Marshal Bulganin, has told the success of France German the French Foreign Minister, negotiations on the position of

the Saar. M. Antoine Pinay, he will

Tho Бааг statute then "personally ensure the

negotiated provides for patriation to Franco

European administration pending Alsatians and Lorrainers still

Line .conclusion of a Cepman held in Russia as former

pence treaty. German of members

the

The statute was to be subject Army'.

to un internationally supervised M. Pinay disclosed this in referendum but following its reply published today to an adoption was to remains in force Alsatian Deputy, M. Bour- until the conclusion of a German geois, who asked what

pence treaty, MCASITES the Government

The statuto permitted freedom was taking to secure the for political parties provided release of the men who were they did not oppose the statute

Russia after being when adopted, by conscripted by the Germans during the occupation,

seized

M. Pinay said that when he dis- cussed the problem with Mer- Thai Bulganin at the Geneva summit conference, the Soviet leader had agreed 16 was "barely

that admisible" French nationals should be held in Soviet camps.

tiers

Assumption

Since the statuta was nego- tlated by tha. Wort German Government It had been as esumed that German parties in the Soar afliated to parties forming part of the West Ger- man Government coalition Communist aggression have be- cousin-peoples: based upon the When the Foreign Minister sug“ i would give it support.

gested he should appoint a rent Buiriitaal foundation of the

In fact both the Star Chris- of mun under God

Deputy to arrange the details

and the Boar Decocrate of their releder with the

nailiated to with to live peacefully with

Trench envoy in Momo Democrale Party

FTOO DO- their neighbors, it is too soon the time is ripe for a dia

West German Marshal Buigenin replied: the call

No, I intend to deal with this mocrats have come out against „AUBICsors TECYDOM and will per the statute:

Sponsors of the statute have monally jelenetre that so, tha Almodane and. Lorrainers are consequently to face the pos bed whility Arthat the whole que- climate of doux of the status of the Bear, wiston Lhoenior problem of Werk

cave European international

to tell whether this is a change tinguished Moslem to

of heart for a propaganda ference of leading Arabs said Jews who gro getrukne believers

In any do we must come in the fatherhood of God to those to tip the Arima, peoples work out a

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