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Malaya's Problems THE

HE main lenue in the dis- cussions now going on in London between

CHINA

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BOMBAY CARNAGE Bank Robbery

STRASSER 21 Killed, 100

Tengku RETURNING TO

Abdul Rahman and the Colonial Secretary, Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd will be the date on which Malayan independence can be pro- claimed. The principle of independence or at least

Dr

self government - wah time

POLITICS

Goettingen, Jan, 18.

Wounded

of the ox RIOTING INCREASES

Я the

Olto Strasser, опе founder of the ex- conceded tung ago and the

treme right-wing Black Federation took its first

Front, announced here to steps along this new course when elections for the day that he would form present Jegislature were political party within held under

months, and con- next

Jast year.

an important part of Important subsidiary issues programme.

the new

Bombay, Jan. 18. Police killed 21 people today when that they opened fire about 20 times on riot torn Bombay mobs protesting against a govern- ment decision to place the city under the central government's administration.

stitution midway through : abolition of taxes would be his

Lalka in the

will be Britain's treaties with the state rulers and defence, i Thune are closely inter-

Di Strasser told a press con-

frerer fler his frat public speech since his return to Ger-

Police estimates were that at least

HAROLD STASSEN

THE LAKE TIBERIAS INCIDENT

Unanimous UN Vote

On Amended Resolution Possible

New York, Jan: 18.

The United Nations Security Council tonight moved towards a possible unanimous vote on a resolution condemning Israel for the December 11 attack on Syrian forces at Lake Tiberias which resulted in the deaths of 86 Syrians and six Israelis.

The Council adjourned until 3.80 p.m., GMT tomorrow after Britain, the United States and France had accepted some amendments offered by

woven with the question of many ten months ago, that ho another 100 were wounded during this Ending Arms Race Iran and after they, in turn, had conceded a pointi

when full independence and therefore the desired dominion status can be Recorded For 11 the Tengku's deadline is to be met, Britain must negotiate In the next 19 months for the abrogation of separate treaties with

Individual

planned soon

to visit Fronce and that he hoped to meez M. Poujade there, whose campaiga far abolition of taxes

secured

im an unexpectedly large re presentation in the French Na- tional Assembly.

He added that

be and tus state rulers and arrange for friends had not yet mally de

new a transfer of power to the cked on a name for the

party It would take part in new parliament.

next year's campaign for

THIS may not be easy. Quite

apart from the fact that independence envisages a

be

the

Poderul Parliamentary elections.

Dr Strasser said other points

of his plamed party programme

but A

of

further and substantial loss

ई authority for

neutrallly the were: MinoÚ sultans, some sincerely fear united Germany, abolition of for the future of Malaya military conscription and a set- without British rule. And ting up of a volunteer array, adequate AssurancOS will greater powers for the Federal federative from the Preddent, NECESAUTY Colonial Secretary that buildup of the German states. British and Commonwealth

--China Mall Special forces will remain un the peninsula until Communist terrorism has been exter- minated. Fortunately this ACEMA to

coincide with the Tengku's wishes. but the problem that he poses is that an in- dependent Malayan Gjov ernment should have com- plete control of internal and external security, with the former immediately an Recession

self-guvern- [{ ment.

uver

Even to graut control of internal security would giving the Malayan mean government authority Commonwealth troups Including British, Australian, Rhodesian and Fijian-now serving in the country. A defence

between pact

third day of rioting.

More than 250 people were reported US Will Go to have been injured by stones thrown by the rioters.

The violence intensified after 10 o'clock to-

night. In the industrial north of Bombay some areas were plunged into darkness as rioters cut off the electricity supply.

Telephone connections between north and south of the city were also interrupted.

Police frequently fought pitched battles with the rioters in the darkness. Stones and acid-filled bulbs were hurled at the police.

At least 20 police posts were burned down and many shops set on fire.

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Police today rounded up and detained about 500 people, including S. A. Dangé, Bombay's Communist Party leader. The total now detained in the three days is nearly 1,800.Reuter,

A Chou-Dulles Meeting

The "Out Of

Question"

Washington, Jan. 18.

A meeting between Chinese Premier and Foreign Minister Chou En-lai, and the American Secretary of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, is "out of the question" at present, informed sources said today.

Such a meeting could take place only after Communist China had:

of international prob- 1. Ronounced the use of force in the settlement lems, including that of Formosa.

Britain, the Commonwealth: Communist

2. Freed 13 Americans illegally detained in the People's Republic.

As un

Child Molested

And Beaten

agrec to

The informed

Government circles here saw sources were

the Chinese declaration a declaration commenting upon

by the indication that Pelting was de- published in Geneva

to bar all further Chinese delegation termitted and Malaya may help to to the Sino-American talks.

discussion of Formosa from the Kolve

but the problem,

Geneva talics. A meeting of the two coun-

Peking might Australia, whose forces are trics' foreign ministers was one

resume discussion when-and contained in fighting under the banner of of the proposals

not before-a meeting between SEATO

well as their the declaration. 09

and

Dulles bestina own, will probably demand The impending publication of Chore to know how the Tengku the unilateral document on the possible.

It looks

though the stande

in relation to the six-month-old

Chinese Communist plan is to Manila

pact before ceding control.

THE Communist

A8

talks was

by the a week ago con-nounced

chief Chinese negotiator, Mr Wang Ping-han

menace

-

try

As

to limit discussion st to practical Genova in fulure questions of prime interest to Peking particularly the restric. tions imposed upon trade with

America

received the Chinese declaration as being in general aimed at throwing upon the United States

the respon aibility for the impasse in which the Sino-American talks lics-France-Presse.

NOT READY promises to be a long-

Inbred sources pointed out politically term headache

that a meeting of the foreign | China. and militarily. An all-out

ministers might be Interpreted offensive, promised by

113 a de facio recognition by the Tengku following the the United States of the Peking failure of the recent talks regime: and particularly during at Baling with Chin Peng, a presidential election yeas, has begun.

while American public opinion is not Peking has denounced the ready for such a move. Tengku as "a tool of the colonialists," Chin Peng has rather slyly offered to lay down his artus when Malaya

And

is in control of its own Internal security.

What he probably means is

that the Communists will

Modification Of Death Sentence Proposed

lay down their arms only after "a withdrawal of all Reform foreign troops," which is the popular Communist line in International diplomacy at the moment.

Or to put it another way, the Tengku will not be regardod as master of Malaya's destiny until there are "inadequate forces behind him to main- tain, full security. These are the main problems that need, and undoubtedly will receive long discussion in London. And they are the main problems that have ta, be overcome before in- dependence can be granted It le to be hoped that White- hall will find ways means of accommodating the wishes of the Malayan people and at the same time providing adequate safe- guards for their interests, so that the Federation can look forward – to ada

of

London, Jan. 18.

the British ...perşi

so that a person found rally of murder would no longer be automatically won- tenced

to death, commended in a report pub- lished tonight by eight loading, the Conservativo

•

On Searching

For Agreement With Russia

Washington, Jan. 18. The Presidential assistant, Mr Harold Stassen, sald to night

to the Soviet Union in unanimity,

ment

be

WDS

The reason for the adjourn- Д request by Dr Djalai Abdoh, Iran, that he be given time to reflect on what

#3 described

"counter amendments" by the West.

His

for time was request endorsed by the Soviet delegate, Mr Arkady Sobalee.

Yugoslavia also offered a now compromise resolution calling Syria was entitled to compensa-

Council

on the

to declare that

an attempt to

$40,000 Seized By Thieves

NATHAN RD

HOLD-UP

Two Chinese, armed with

this revolvers,

morning Indian overpowered watchman, held up fivé em- ployees at the Ming: Tak Bank in Nathan Road, and. got away with $40,000 in cash.

The bank,

which is the Kowloon branch of the Ming reach Tak Bank whose head office la

Russia's Promise To

Afghanistan

in Hongkong, is situated at. 94 Nathan Road.

The daring hold-up and rob- carried out in full bery was view of passers-by at 9.30 am. WORK SWIFTLY The two men pulled up in a motor front of the bank in

swiftly dispossessed the watchman standing at the en- trance to the premises of his gun by levelling revolverá a himp, and then went into the bank where they Ohreatened the Ave employees with their guns.

New Delhi, Jan. 18. that the United Hon for deaths and damage,

Land-locked Afghanistan was States would make

The bank's workers were every and requesting the United Na-

to take reported today to have entered. to

a "soundtions truce supervisor

berded behind a grilled counter reach

om, ægreement with Rusala by and the robbers then proceeded effort agreement" with Russia for of prisoners taken during the which Russie would undertake to empty the cash tills.

appropriate steps for the release ending, the armaments race, incident.

to trans-ship American goods Police estimate they seized Mr Stasech, who advises the À COMPROMISE

destined for "Afghanistan.

$40,000 before they rushes out President on disarmament prob-

Yugoslavia's resolution, sub-

Shipment would be indo of the building, jumped into -

car and drove lems, said a "secure method, as-mitted by its delegate, Mr Joza from Bombay to Odessa, and their walling sured by inspection, must be Brilej, was a compromise bothence to some Aftman border away. found to end the competitive tween two previous resolutions town. European goods would be build-up of greater and greater one by the Soviet Union and shipped directly to Odema, armamenta**

by the three Western sala-s-kophote address to the powers, Britain France and The move were sold to have Women's Forum 00

National the United State Soviet failure to arrange speedy trans

been dilatated, -- by Pakistan's.

~DETAINED ** Security, Mr Stassen said tho

The United States "will make re- Union agreed that the Israeli, shipment to Kabul, Afghanistan. newed and persistent effort" this attack should be strongly con-

Teheran, Jan. 18. Year **to reacit

sound demned; but ...a

But differed on the

“An Afghan Embassy,* sourch⠀⠀ Persian army security au- which said that heavy electrical rathorities tonight detained, the agreement for the future limita-issue of compensation,

chinery, to be used in two leader of the Fadayon Islan tron

of armament in the interests the Russians wanted, and of a continuing peace",

reference

fo Syrian Interference hydro-electric power plants in sect, Ayatollah He said the government's with Israeil fishing in the lake, Afghanistan, had been lying in questioning course. would be in line with

wanted to Karachi for some time, the Weat

resclution passed by the General bly of the United Nations

on disarmament.

No Magic Formula

The resolution called for curly agreement on President Elen-

tho

piber

which

Include.

West and

Perala proposed amendments to the Western resolution one of which would call on Israel to release all Syrian prisoners.

cli

PROJECTS

SECT LEADER

the

1931

for

of

with

tha

Waakkination Premier General Ali Razmara. About 14 other former Negotiations were under way political leaders of Persia oro between Kabul and Moscow for being held for questioning by

the army modernising the Kabul airport under the orders of the chief security authorities and for building roads,

prosecutor, Brigadier army hydro-electric stations and

Hosein Azmoudch: Reuter. motor car repair workshop. The projects would come under à $100 million credit promised to the Soviet Afghanistats by

government

الجمال

SOVIET ATTITUDE The Soviet delegate, Mr hower's aerial inspection plan Arkady Sobolev, mid Israel and Soviet Premier Nikkolod Bul- should not only be condemned

Island Evacuated ganin's plan for setting up con-

Buenos Aires, Jan. 18. trol posts as disarmament cafe for the December if attack, but

the Coun should be warned by

Argentine civilians and mill- guards,

the that further such actions

Antarctic Mr Stassen salch it would would involve consideration of

A US company is building a tary men on

Sandwich group, we tato persund, day after day military and economic sanctions. modern airport at Kandahar. It law of Thule, in the Southten were evacuated efforts to a prolonged

form tho fis present

is expected to be completed this |

by the Argentine icebreaker pence. He also warned that no Western draft resolution cannot year. It will place Afghanistan General San Martin as a result "single magle formula" was contribute to forestalling further on the direct international air of volcane activity in the indicated which would automa-Israell Incursion to the ter- route from Europe to India and Mesa, Arizona, Jan. 16.

pearby

of. Blanco a permanent ritories of the Arab states," he the Far East, A pretty seven-year-old girl, tically guarantee

(Bristol) brutally beaten, was found un-peare in the atomic age.

Afghanistan also is increasing The Navy Ministry.” sold all On conscious in a desert wash today

the other hand, he said, He criticised yesterday's state, its air services to India to pro- operations of the Antarelle task to end one of the most intensive there also was no indication munt by the Israeli delegate, Mr vide facilities for air shipment force were proceeding normally.

whatsoover that the discovery Abba Eban, that because searches in State history,

United Press. of goods-United Press. Blonde, blue-eyed Carlu of thermo - nuclear weapons Soviet vetoes only decisiona favourable to the Arabs could Hixon was rushed to Southside means that war in inevitable."

conditions necessary to Hospital here and had regained

petice, Mr Stassen get through the Council. This, Stassen he said, was an attempt to ques consciousness by late afternoon.

salā the

States "mustion or challenge the eventual the child's condition as

maintain

Adequate

strength for decisions of the Council so as to she had its He said he believed

dolence," advance undermine their significance in suffered head injuries and had civilian uses of atomic energy, advance, been sexually molested. Both

Dr W. B. Patterson dem DoorD

her eyes were blackened and the physician saad apparently she suffered a "fractured skull" A manhunt was immediately undertaken for the assallant United Press.

STRANGE URGE

of

Own

expand world trade and increase

M. Herve Alphand of France support of the United Nations.naked members not to use the

United Press

Stripping Proposal

Council as a "springboard · för

| fàello, propaganda", or to pro- mole particular interests in the crucial. Middle East.

Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 19..

AMENDED DRAFT Stripping only down to under-

The three-

ties Western powers Chester, Jan, "18.

wear in searching villagers at

agreed to accept amendments- A 21-year-old insurance agent Communist food check points [避 their last corressions—in recommended to the their draft resolution to call admitted today that he had had to bo. on urge since he was 15 to take Selangor war executive com for an immediate Syrian-Israeli diminished responsibilliy” 17 is glasace off women's, faces.

mities.

exchange of prisoners and to is the This is. latest

est developmentpote in their spreamble with was satisfied – that the person Ho was sentenced to thro charged, though not insane, weeks in a mental hospital today in allegations that villagers in out prejudice to the ultimate was inffering - frumm mental for knocking three pairs off the the Selangor state of Malaya had rights, cinims, and positions of weakness or,, other, abnor-noses of three ladies,United been subjected to 'indignities the parties that there had

Reuter. Press mallly

Farly. Four of the taxperts Woman Causes Disturbance At Eden Meeting

who

drafted the- REDOES' STO member of Parliamsont,

The furisis, did not propões the fir

abolition of the

penalty

saying, that much. Be more Would

contrary to the

1. be

opinion of la majority-

-Bradford, Jari· 18. Ar- the Anthony. Eden bacima involved in an exchange of words, with a young woman on the plattor as he was addressing ma

a rally c

the Brillal poopies. But they while the audience was ap

conalierod.. that in some neRE».

dog ongo - the moused shonić, not receive the destia monituor,

Among their proposals were the 1 Vardies of

following)

could where

peuding the Prime Minis

·woman was being dragged from the platform by stewards she, shouted to the Prime Minister: The British Empire is the greatest force. for ponce the world' has ever known and you are throwing

Been Syrian interference with

Israeli. activities

Lake

Tiberias in contron of

the armistice

Aerips. The West also agreed to say {in its draft that in the event B further attacks by Israel tho “You „have...” given the Em- Council "will have to: conilder pire awny."

fun whất"'" further mesmites, under

Sir shouting, Amid further

Charter and required" to the Exton, Anthony

pale-faced maintain or restore and gripping. the of the

ds to meet the Boy mostrian Upadky

We for have not given the Empire Away

KOS V8 and dominumbest” her | The Woming was dragged out of "Whất has happened fi;that the

inion, the woman: clkin- bared

on the platform and tried to

to push him away from Khemirrophone to make a

where' 'sher, later! the ball --Identified, horwelt "us" secretary' of the League of Empire Loyalists an organisation wedish akacida for the mclentious developme

the

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gradually

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