1958-05-10 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1958.

CONSPIRATORS

PLAN THEIR NEXT GRAB, WEST MUST FACE A THREAT TO ITS FUTURE

AS THE

THE

VAMAL Alxlel Nasser in Moscow This, for Krushchev,

SANDEMAN G in the real foreign conference of the year--a con-

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ference not of statesmen but of revolutionarica.

This conference is out to get results. It may not be the Summit. For you and me. it could be far more im- portant. Here will be forged not vague agreements about disarmament but plans for the control of Middle East oil and for the Soviet attack on Africa.

What is at stake are not "abstractions but the control of the oll which is our biggest investment, and the reblood of our, and Europe's, economy, Our petrol, our prices, your job, your wages, could all be endangered.

This is the second round of Suez. In the first round we lost The Conal. Now the attack is to be on the oilfields.

The tide runs on

IT may be said that Russis is only using Nauser as a cat's paw, Maybe. But does that matter to Moscow If the cat's-paw is being used successfully? No wonder then that Russia is now stating about that other Summit conference.

The sputniks and the open letters and the barrage of Pance- And-Panic k have hypnotised the West into peering for wonders In the sky while the ground is crumbling at their feet.

It has been a triumph for the policy of diversion. We have

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While we have been speculating on the deadlock in Europe

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Must our disagreement with the Americans on Buraiini, or that of our own Foreign Offee with the French over Algeria, destroy any hope of unity? Must indred | uygones always be nagging us? Must joint initiatives always be fort?

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Nasser up to

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Moscow?

Moscow is not merely a courtesy

Rusalans

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The flavour of coffee, tea and further in the Middle East, This call. It has been suggested that other beverage Is Improvmet means that Russia's tuo. our upprasciment might take mibstantially by brewing with

Nasser,

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But however within

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reassurances may be 'given. economically, and by the rule of

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tled" not International law.

merely economienlly but moraily Does that mean that we must to the Soviet, be prepared to protect others For Nasser

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For the West to give further comfort to the returning Nasser would be our final breakdown of statesmanship.

the photographs would be re- pieced by

the writing on the wall. Nisser and his intimates would be in the street.

This is the moment for that check to be administered, If

the West resists new threats,

new blandishments Nasser will

ROUND-UP

Atomus-For-Peace Talks

Planned

GENEVA.

THE problem of how to dupilents the energy source of the stars nuclear fusion-and put it to 190 an earth will bo examined by the world's top scientiais, including thoro of Britaip, Russia and the United States, at á conterence to be held next September.

This was announced by the administrators of the United Natka-ponsored internallarat conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy,

In addition, this conference will review progress which has been made since the first atoms-for-peace conference in 1995 and will study the possible vise of nuclear power for a variety of other pacific purposes, ranging from dilp propulsion to the heating of homes.

The first list of 1:500 titles of welentiile papers from 20 cowitries has been circulated.

It includes some 70 papers dealing with fusion experiments or studies already under way in Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, Rumania, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United States

Allogether, some 2,500 papers-nearly 1,500 more than last time-are expřeted to be submitted, of which about 000 will be selected for oral presentation at the conference.

Bulganin's New Job

MOSCOW.

NIKOLAI Bulganim will take up his new job as Governor of the Soviet National Bank in an imposing, mustard coloured building in Neglinala Street in the centre of down-town Moscow. He knows the offlers quite well. For it is just 20 years since Bulganin was moyed të the same job from another Premler- ship. That was in 1938, when Bulganin was Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the biggest of the Soviet Republics, of which Moscow is the capital.

Bulganin then moved up to become Deputy Prime Minister of the Soviet Union and, at the same time, head of the Board of the same National Bank of which he is again named Governor. For seven years prior to his Premiership of tho Russian Federation, he had been Mayor of Moscow and hnd visited London in that capnelly.

He dropped the Bank job in 1941 to become a member of the Military Council on the Western Front and in 1044 Deputy Minister of Defence and Member of the National Defence Counell.

in Soviet official publications the National Bank is described. as "the largest and most powerful in the world? It corresponds to a central bank but has wider powers than those of Western countries. It controla the note issue and all credits Inside Russia. Bulganin knows banking and has a reputation for being an excellent administrator and a good bose who keeps an eye on the welfare of his employees. He will now be the custodian of Rusin's enormous reserves of gold and other precious metals 'In which the bank has sole buying and selling righte

All in all, he has done better for himself than anyone.“

Nikolal, Bulgunin himself—thought possible probably including nine months ago when he aided with Molotov and company against Krushchev in the Communist Party Presidium,

be seen even in the Middle East Freedom Fighters Die

for what he is the tool of Moscow, the enemy of orderly progress, the instrument of destruction.

But more is needed than mere propaganda. Whether the chimera of Russian. physical assistance fades or heightens, Il Is time for us to make an econ- omic counter-offensive.

Loud, clear

Tw

VIENNA.

Wo more Freedom Fighters have been executed in Budapest

for thele part in the 1950 Hungarian revolution.

They were Josef Nagy and Imre Farkas, who were necused of eading gongs of counter-revolutionaries" and of murdering an unknown Kossuth prize-winner.

Originally, both had been sentericed to lite imprisonmeat but, under the influence of the new Premier, Ferenc Münnich, the sen- -lence-was-changed to the death penalty.

Observers here say this is one of the many signa that the campaign of vengeance against the Freedom Fighters has been, stepped up since Munnich took over from Janos Kader at the end' of January.

| Marge Makers Of World Unite

AMSTERDAM.

FIFTY margarine manufactureres from fourteen European countries have formed an international fedératlor of margaring manufacturers' associations,

all..

ET US turn Our attention sorlously to the problem of I refer to the Nile Waters,

education, technical help, and Hire---Rossları-Gull--allilolds-tka Initially be returne-a-demi-banking in the Middie, East. Let holiest places of Islam necessary god 10 the cyes of his us make a real drive for service tm the consolidation of the people, any proffer of Western with Arab parlaers in the Nasser myth For Nasser and support would merely complete oll business. starving Egypt e waters of his delication,

Nor is that all. For too long the Suez Canal have not been This is the time for a firm since Suez we have been over- enough to quench their thirsts and harsh decision. Nasser diffident and overcautious in theThe aim is to promote International co-operation on for aggression,

must be mado to understand open protection of our friends. problems regarding the production and quality of margarine, Let there be no easy talk of that by going to Moscow he has Our plaris, our Intentions, have The new, federption will not deal with commercial problems buying a little time by doing a burned his boats forever with not been clear.

or sales techniques. deal with Nasser. Let the oil the West. Nasser la gambling, lobby be silent In Washington, His gamble must not be allowed and its agents be recalled from to pay off." Egypt. This is the time to face fects squarely. From Cairo to- day radiate the tentacles and waves of révolution in the Mkidle East and Africa.

Decide now

THROUGH Calro the Soviet base in the Yemen is being Calro the organised; through revoll In Algeria is being moln- tained; from Calro and Damascus pour the money and agents preparing a May revolu-

Uon in the Lebanon.

In the Persian Gulf we have been too secretive in our support for our allies. Let us now blazen In spite of his photograph in about. In Aden we have every Arab cafe, in splie of the tolerated too long Yemeni in- fairy tales of his prowess, is his cursions: let us now stamp pa position really so invulnerable? them heavily. There, and in the Horn of Africa and the After the Sinal campaign, is Somelles, we have too long let Nasser such a Saladin that he propaganda promising Our can rally ail Islem against withdrawal no by default.

Let us announce and clarity our intentions.

Israel? Is his Moscow trip really so pleasing to Saudi or millionaire supporter? shelkly potentate or Lebanese

Do his people really prosper under him? is he so escure as he seems at home, and is this strange regime so permanent in Syria?

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One of the Dutch representatives stressed that there is no connection between the foundation of the federation and the present troubles on the butler market. The federation has not yet even considered the question of their attitude towards the dairy product.

They have not discussed the production of the so-called melange mixture of butter and margarine-or the problem of the price difference between butter and margarine.

One of the recommendatiora before the O.E.E.C. dalry conference in Paris was that measures ought to be taken to reduce the price difference between butter and margarine.

We can hold our heads high. Customs v. Smugglers

have

In the Middle East we nothing to be ashamed of, There

is no need for us to slink about

NEW DELHI.

INDIAN customs officers and snugglers are rivals in a treasure the bazaars." Not conquest but hunt in the Arabian Sea off the 200-mile coast of Saurashtra partnership and political evolu-

treasure consists of gold and The state. The

diamonds which tlon are our objectives. From Cairo radio pours the

alternative, and we must put it smugglers from the Midle East dumped into the sen a few months

cgo when in danger of interception. endless vilifications of colonial

So long as the revolutios to the brutally, is Moscow and progress, from Cairo is fanned in the Middle East, real or Cairo's tyranny. unrest in Aden and in the Horn Imagined, rushes forward in a But there is no time left for of Africa,

spate of words and slogans, el fumbling. Oft with the kid Calro Is the headquarters of can be well for Nasser. But let gloves. On one thing it is viinl the Afro-Asian Council, the there be one real check, ona that the West should be unlied Cominform

break, of the mounting real

the need for The mid and Sovlet attack on Africa.

dynamism of his progress, and survival

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A month ago customs frogmen brought up £45,000 worth of gold and diamonds near the town of Porbandar. Now, following further information, the customs authorities have engaged moto frogmen and cordoned off Ohka, the biggest port in Saurashtra, where most of the treasure was dumped.

But smugglers, belter acquainted with the dumping spots, have got away with much of it.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

WHAT HANDS?

THEY WERE -RIGHT THERE

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