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COMMENT OF

THE DAY

Anti-HK Campaign

THE persistency of the

Tcampaignera int Weat-

minster

to have flong-

kong's producta excluded from Imperial preference is astonishing. Apparently they refuse to take no for

an answer.

From the level of the Prime

Minister through to Minis-1

luan

of State

and Under-

fawn

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SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1956.

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THE FAMOUS KOMFORT IDE AKYTRON 'TRONKERO

KawŁODN

EDEN REPORTS TO THE NATION TODAY'S RACING

Talks May Mean "Beginning Of A Beginning"

TRADE

HOPES

BRIGHT

London, Apr, 27,

Sir Anthony Eden said here tonight that

Secretaries, these pleaders ¦ “about two-thirds" of the goods which Russia for a revision of the

wants to buy from Britain are not affected by the Western strategic embargo on supplies to the the British government has. Communist bloc.

agreements bavu been

categorically informed that

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intention of effecting | The British Prime Minister was speaking in any new imperial preference i policies. Still they persist a television and radio broadcast on his talks with

a wearisomie repetition | Marshal Bulganin and Mr Khrushchev.

Dealing with the trade side of the talks, Sir Anthony Eden said that in 1949 there had been restrictions on the export of certain strategic materiais

(a Russia.

of their questions, Their attitude to Hongkong is extraordinary, auggesting they do not regard It um being part of the British eulonial empire, and seeni- ingly deluding themaclyes

statute con amended in such a way as to have effect only on Hong- kung. But, as Mr Low. Te udded. We explained this | pursuing serious purposes in our

that

12

be

These had been retured in recent years but they still exist. The free nations of the West were parties to the agreement which enforced them, so there could be no question of Britain herself altering the restrictions.

The

also taiku.

We Russians,

ihat

In Qur View

POLICEMAN

AVENGES BROTHER'S DEATH

Telok Anson, Malays,

Apr. 27. Loudspeaker vans tonight toured villages in the Lang- kap area near here to

broadcast the news that a Communist terrorist boss, known for his atrocities as "The Terror of Changkat Jong" had been shot dead.

W

The terrorist, Chung Ching, 37-year-old Communist Party committee man, was shot in the neck by a Malay poliec zergeant whose younger brother killed

by the terrorist in 241 ambush six months ago. Seconds corporal blow the

out. Ching Chung schemer behind

many murders and his gang terrorised villages over a wide area.

He was spotted yesterday on cultivation plot by some

Guards

Malay and

closed

Hier terrorist's brains

expect, neither a few days we

Minister of State to the lo

We did not Board of Trude emphasised | <xplained

for considerable did you, that in yesterday, any such tinker-there is peop

trade between could solve the great differences ing would involve a general improvement in

us outside these controls.

that divide the world, review ack revision of

"On se of them we mude in progress. We did not #givej B

in on hlm. Reuter

Was

terrorist

colonial policy—a dangerous Indeed, as Russians brought

us an annual figure of £200 about the German problem," for | Home undertaking. Mr Peyton, MP, suggests that million sterling a year to which instance, because we in Britain Regiment soldiers, who

want to build up their think there should be free elve- Ottawa

greements they

usa comprehen- | 1kats 121 Germany and they

Theur should decide Alve suppituť 18%

future in the own way.

the

were made in elreum-purchases to

stances different from those prevailing and un that "Going through this list, we ground should examined in the light of present-day conditions.

be

re-

Bod

He

is correct when pointing to the

cireum- changed

they have

stances, but

affected by

two-thirds is not restrictions at øll.

It may be the percentage will tum out to be even higher."

REALLY BIG SCOPE

ENCOURAGING

Quemoy Shelled

Talpei, Apr. 27. Chinese Communist guns from strong Amoy and surrounding points this afternoon unleashed

an-

Nationality By Birth: Chinese Demand

Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 37.

Over one thousand delegaten representing 000 Chinese organisations demanded at a conference here today that the Malayan Government should accept the principle of nationality by birth,

DAY

They also demanded citizenship rights for aliens who have lived in Malaya for five years, and that the Malay, Chineso and Indian languages be accepted for official use independent Malaya, No mention was made of English.

The conference decided to send a memorandum to the commission which la to draft the constitution of Malaya which has been promised Independence by the British Government In August, 1957.

the

The conferenco adopted a resolution denying that Chinese organimations were trying to "sabotage" the move towards Independence.

Speakers stressed that the Malayan community should have no fear of the Chinese population who wanted to live peacefully in Malaya-Reuter.

Singapore Citizenship

MARSHALL MEETS WITH CRITICISM

now

Singapore, Apr. 28. Mr David Marshall, Singapore's Chief Minister

mission leading the Colony's "Merdeka”

in London, was last night accused by a leading Chinese businessman of" "breaking faith with the people" on the citizenship issue.

"On the other hand there are a number of Issues on which

The charge was made by Mr Later he said: "The Chinese we have found an encouraging turous 1,164-mund bombard- Tau Lark-aye, a Chinese mil in the Colony would rather con- measure of agreement-greater, ment agains! Quemoy, destroy lionaire, when making a state-tinue to live under the British, I admit, than I expected when ing five buildings, the Nation-ment to a Straits Times reporter with equality for all, than have we begin.

alist Defence Ministry

the on

exchange of cables Merdeka without citizenship "We both want, for instance, nounced here tonight, said the of Commerce in Singapore

betwee

the Chinese Chamber rights.”—Reuter, to bring about a

and the conflict between Imael and Nationalists

back. There Mr Marshall. The Chamber had her Arab neighbours on

terms were

casualties. The gun cabled the Chief Minister arging acceptable to both sides. Д

changed just as much for The Prime Minister comment- big Hongkong

na for Britain.ed: "So there really is

Acope for increased

trade between Soviet Russia and our- selves. 1

Moreover those changes are not of Hongkong's making. The Colony's post-war in-

dustrial development is

"Last bear we exported to her phenomenon largely dic about £23 million sterling worth of goods-very much higher than tated by external circum la previous years. stances. Partly it is the

the of product

Chinese Nationalists losing the civil this list carefully in consultation war on the mainland which with the Russians and the result real Improvement in

"Now we are going

through

settlement o

this

We

described Ourselves ready to back Oxy United Nations initiative to bring about Meanwhile a permanent prare, we join in asiding both didos to respect the existing armistice.

"Meanwhile there is brought refugee industrial-the export market for us.

tanging question of from

inent ists

Shanghai

The more apprehensive "If so, we have to face that nations are, the less withing they Hongkong. But

important part of the euil to

to disarm, and yet if you meet this demand whi

fall on can get a measure of agreement by the trade embargoes the engineering industry." which

our trudi

you can thereby create better

should be

to

hne

principally been stimulated

has cut

tional entrepot trade 10 ribbons and forced Hong- kong into a new type of economy.

havo Hongkong now

thriving industries if it is

must

are

The

no

announcement hit

battle lasted two hours and 36 him, in the talks with the British Sub Saves Copter

minutes-France-Presse..

overhhsent, to pursue citizenship rights "38 promised", Mr Mar- shail replied that if Singapore secured "Merdeka" (freedom and citizenship the independence) issue would be solved.

Mr Ton said he did not believe Mr Marshall when he said this.

Bomb Incidents -

Nicin, Apr. 27. Two more bombs were thrown in Larnaca today at

a house British occupied by

milltary disarma-families.

They

slight causou damage but no casualties,

Another was thrown at A police patrol near Yeroskips, In oric southwest Cyprus, but no was injured.-France-Presse,

He added: "It is not a ques-conditions betweery the nations, tion of trade, It is more than that,

"This kind of commerce can help to build the peace."

Of

"We tried to find some means by controls or one means janother to reduce this heavy burden of armament. Probably in his report to the nation, this is the must difficult imter-

Anthony Eden declared: national question. "We will not be purted from our "I hope the exchanges we had friends, nor will we abandon will help the sub-committee of

intereste Bul we the United Nations which is sit-

Str

OUT

viind

will sork agreement with ait." ting in London.

that

the London

lle said discussions with leaders,

which ended

HARMFUL SUSPICION

Declaring that he would not!”

Plane Explodes

Nicosia, Apr. 27. A Cyprus Airways Dakota was seriously damaged by a fire and explosion here tonight but there were no casualties,

The explosion occurred within | the plane which was parked by a hangar.Reuter,

to continue to be prosperous and not become a charge un the imperial govern ment. It is, therefore, fully entitled to the same trading

the Russian

Singapore. Apr. 27. Izst privileges with the Mother

A 27-year-old muried woman night, could be very import- country

the rest of

ant they could be the be-copt a situation in which the was killed today when a coconut the Commonwealth,

great powers stood glowering at treo fell on her while she was of a beginning." ziuning applaud the British gov←

and consuming a bathing in the River Tren added that there had been another ernment for its determined plain speaking in the talks, and are part of their wealth on goanu.-Router. the inimical remarked: That was quite in Anthony Exden summed up Bri-

armament campaign directed inevitable, and i think it was help-tish policy in these words: Britain against the Colony, fut becue both of us were

as

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"We will not be parted from our friends, nor will we abandon our vital interests. But we will seek agreements with all.

I

the long history of diplomacy suspicion has done more harm

confidence. than Believe me that is truc.

"We will follow the policies I have described to you, seeking agreements, promoting friend- ships.

"I am sure this Soviet visit was in lune with this, and, as a result, the world can rest moro secure."-Reuter,

Kod

Broken Faith

He pointed out that when the British Colonial Secretary, Mr Lennox-Boyd, way in Singapore Just year he told the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Mr Marshall that the citizenship issue was entirely in the hands of the local government.

"I fear that Mr Marshall has ideas of his own in taking the citizenship issue to London," he added.

broken faith "He han with the people."

Mr Tan said he was confident that if all

racus wet given equal rights with "Merueka,"

would Singapore

be a happy, peacerul country.

"After all," he said, "we have had no trouble under the Bri tish."

FISHERMEN

ANGRY

Ipoh, Malaya, Apr. 27. Hundreds of fishermen on Pang- Island, off the Perak coast, tonight began offering prayers to their angry #you god" to appease him and bring back their sea harvests,

They Tollz be praying until Sunday when, at a beachside, several thousand - fishermen will unite in prayer at a ser- vico in which fruits, roasted

TO INDIA

APPEASE SEA GOD

pigs, flowers and joas stiçka will be offered to the god. The owner of a fishing syndicate said today that many of the fishermen were in financial

@

difcutties because of mysterious scarcity of fish in the past three months in the watera round the island. "Someone must have angered

the sea god who $10 punishing

he added Reuter,

now

The

Key West, Apr.-27. pilot of a helicopter probably owes his life to the Budden surfacing of a sumbarino beneath him just es his machine was about to land in the Atlant- ife Ocean, 30 miles from the

due to engine trouble, The pilot was thus able to Land on the top of the sub- maring which immediately made for the nearest port.—France- Presse.

China Mail Feature Highlights

Here

the

аго Botze of feature highlights In lo- day's China Mail:

P. 5: The End Indian, from Sussex, by C. D. T. Baker - Carr James Wokenden reports hardening determination to keep Commonwealth bases in the Far East. P, 0: Part reven of the Vengeance of Private Pooley.

P. 7: John Marshall examines the Life and Iegends of Dylan Thomes. P. 8: A special correspon

dent reports the growin of dopo addiction in the TLF.

P. 13: Les Armour profiles Alco Guinness; T. E. B. Clarke goes to the races at Santa Anita; Chapman Fincher writes on lunch- time drinking.

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TODAY'S TEASER TIP

for the bud PROS-

Ought Dr Dean fear anything in this going?

The teaser tip for the last meeting was Full Ahead which was unplaced.

9 DIE IN GAS

A

EXPLOSION

Pulusk, Va., Apr. 27. gigantic gas explosion brought down a three-storey building in

At flames today. least nino persons were killed and eight injured,

A W. J.

75-year-old

Mehaffey,

cafe owner,

caused the

D

explosion when he struck

apartment.

match to start a water heater fn his first-floor First there wad 3. Emali explosion, then big Mchaffey survived. United Prous.

ome.

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