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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1950.

The Real India Throws Weight

Threat To Pence

Darwin, June 22. Russian Imperiallam was the real threat to world peace, aald the British philosopher and mathema- tician, Bertram Russell,

tonight.

He

Aus-

han flown fo tralia for A 10-week

lecture tour.

the

that

Part-

Lord Russell sald

democratic way of life as exemplified by Westero nations WAR gravely threatened by this gence of positive nation- allam in Aala and the East. People in Western Europe live in fear that tusala might

unimpeded sweep the whole West, he over added-Reuter,

CASTING

VOTE DECIDES

Capetown, June 22. The first clitse of the Nation- alist Government's Anti-Com munat Bill Inched through the Scoate

Committee strute today with the aid of the Committee's chairman's casting vole and the deliberate vote of H Senate President.

The Government's Senate majority of one was eliminated by the illuern of one Senator.

After four and a half hours' debate, the frat clause of the Di defining Communism was approved when the division was 10 votes for and 19 votes acainst, with the casting vole for the Government,

entered

The President of the Senate the Chinmber for the divisions to exereine his deli berate vote.

The Valen's Cammumst Party announced its dissolution on Tuesday as the Assembly the Bill-oMetally the Dagerd Suppression of Communism Bill --and went it to the Senate,

It provides for a inaximum of 10 years' imprisonment, pm)~

the powers

Governor-General

by proclamation to outlaw any other organisation which pro- fessed on or after May 5, 1950, to propagate the principles of Communism,

Indivicinal Communists ur members of

outlawed organisation may be debarred from being Members of Parila- ment, of the provincial councils or other hadies specified by the Minister of Justice.-Reuler,

On Side Of Peace

NEHRU FACES

FACES TWO-HOUR QUESTIONING BY NEWSMEN

Rangoon, June 22,

Pandit Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, gave a press conference here today. He said of the Burmese Premier, Thakin Nu "At any time. and more especially at a time of difficulty and crisis, it is most important to have a man at the head of affairs who is well known to be perfectly straight, perfectly aboveboard and a person who would not give up his ideals for the sake of opportunism, and in Burma you have such a person as head of the Government."

Answering questions on a(and wipe out the contending variety of subjects, includ-parties,

In India they had introduced Ing Marxist Communlan in a system of priority in respect Southeast Asin, India's of several projects they had non-recognition of Bao Dai under contemplation.

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the action of provincial gover- nents nnd upheld the freedom of the press.

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and do you

Pandit Nehru relieved the tedium of his two-hour ques- tioning by correspondents when, and nationalisation of at that the police action there

On Hyderabad, Pandit Nehru | to one of them who asked, “Are

enigma dustries, Pandit Nehru

as peaceful as a police suffer Internal conflicts," he made the following points:

Betion could be, and prevented replied, "A person who is free His work, "Glimpses Of World large-scale violence going on from Intemal conflicts in A History,"

a Marxist there. nol Was

unatie."-Reuter. analysis of history. Instead of Ho condemned terrorism, and Indulging in nendemic discus-sald that wherever Com-

MOST DYNAMIC alons on abstract subjects like mulan had oppored nationalism

London, June 22, Socialism and Communisın, it in Southeast Asia it had wrak-

The Socialist weekly review, was better for nations to con- ened Itself, but where it went Tribune. sak tortay that the sfer the facts before them and hand in hand with nationalism Indian Prime Minister, Pandit serk appropriate remedies, it had gained in strength. Nehru, was far and away the which will differ from area to A regards non-recognition

by India of the Dan Dai Govost dynamle person in South-

east Asin.

As regards nationalisation of ernment Pandit Nehru explain- "By all in the area who have industries, a country must give ed that India wanted to keep

Do1 fallen a victim to Cun priority to the most urgent away from the internal

con-isan, he is looked on as the scheme within its financial and Act other resources.

of Indo-China and thus symbol of the new nationalism,”

throw whatever It had on

It might be done by expro-side of peace, and not on priation от payment of compen-side of war. sation.

Expropriation, borities lead- ing to coutlets which retarded the wealth-producing capacity for the of a nation, at least present actually

cast much more than paying reasonable compensation.

Ty

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the Tribung sant.

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“Odette”.

Premierc

Mrs Odette Churchill (left) and film star Anna Neagle photographed on their arrival at the premiere of the film "Odette." The story of the film is Mrs Churchill's part in the fight for freedom in World War II. In the film, Anna Neagle takes Mrs Churchill's part. (Central Press).

Group Areas Act Termed Fascist

London. June 22.

Romulo Asks West To See Asia Through Asian Eyes

Cambridge, Massachusetts, June

22.

General Carlos P. Romulo, Philippine Foreign

. Minister, appealed today for co-operation between the Eastern and Western Powers on the basis of equality and mutual respect NE well AUS under- standing of each other's problems."

He told the Harvard Alumni Association after re ceiving an honorary degree that the prime requisito for Western policy towards Asia is "to see Asia through Aulan eyes."

He anid: "You cannot prepare a policy mould for Europe and assume It will do for Asin too. Nor can you do one thing in Asia, then promptly cancel that by doing something else,in Europe. There must be judi- cious adaptation of methods and parallel planning. that will avoid confusion and waste."

He recalled

that the to raise Acian living standarda"

Ho Baguio conference agreed consider its tendency to consider usked the West 10 re- that any decisions made any nationalist movement in

Asin Asla 13

about the future of

Communistic." He

and its peoples must con-adinitted that some unquestion- sider the point of view of ably were Communist-led, but the "politically and ruthless the peoples themselves,

Communists often took control Ilg said: "They elalm this from the "timid for themselves as an inallen-liberals Incling prompt and. able right," and for the Western effective

support peoples It is n "mely word of Western friends." caution" which,

of their own jectives.

and confused

from

their

It respected, "will surely bring achievement; He said: "We lore battles this legitimate ob-way by default, and will con-

tinue

losing them until we cease condemning all these manvements Indireriminately."

the Western

GOOD WORKS

Romulo

Romulo said there has been a number of assumptions regard-World to ing Asin which should be put new outlook

asked take

a bit from R In many Aslan

anide in the interests of better countries, namely, insistenco

anderstanding, one being that the Asian

not to take part in the cold war,

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peoples prefer the not to be drawn into milliary

Bilances nor oggravate Western type democracy.

the present ile recalled that the Aulan

dangerous internation- al tension. Ile said their de society has long rested on u

sire to stand aleaf siems "not “Solid, authoritarian base heav!-

so much from the distrust of overgrown with custom,

embattled sides ns ndition and ritual." He said the hope that their own penco- from the appeal of democracy "a ful inclinations

cans

two

the

and total dis- the explosivo

we of the free world under- saciation from stand the term is not by any cold war issues

may help to general in Asia, there alleviate

Fituation ond Tore "missionary zent with pave the way towards mutual which its advantages are accommodation *nd Co-exis- broadcast to Asia "must rest untence." faith plus

something else

"A man of broad culture ang of International understanding, his well-chosen phrates Tact the provincialism of some of his ile felt

that the next war,

speeches.. His is when it came, would be al}

The Socialist weekly review, - Tribune, com- comprehensive vision catastrophic that for generations

cognised as such by the people menting on the South African Group Areas Act, the productive capacity of theuf Southeast Aria." world wouki go down complete-

Nehru's today asked whether the British Commonwealth Writing and humanity would

be on Pandit

rerent visit to Malaya, the Tri- was not to be concerned when one of her partners Brutalised as it had never been bune raid that Pandit Nehru THIRD FORCE

brutalised before.

saw that Britain would at some introduced "frankly Fascist legislation." Further, 11: in Germany, Referring to freedom of the time in the reasonably when two rections are in con-press in

"In the pant it has been solute powers over the disposal none other than good works."

WAR THEATRE India, Pandit Nehru flet, a third

lie said: force, like

argued that

He said that Asa could at a the rited the recent decision of the future have to relinquish con-

whatever happens (of all land rights in the Union.

"To peoples who of Mainya.

"Even

nolice Hitler machine, might emerge | Supreme Court which reversed

more staggering are have known little or no free moment's

become "Colonialirm 10 Southeast side South Africa is her own

Can the Common The powers he seeks

centuries theson for

and who theatre for war of annihilmion, Asin is dead or dying. Mean-business.

the terrorists'

Communism lived uncounted ages in a stato but could also provide widom campaign wealth countries really main Suppression

silent in the face of what is D which, in the guise of out-of poverty and Junger, the that will luminate the road to of violence was deplorable.

polish which enduring peace." lawing Communism, destroys high chise and and happening busile the Com non- It wns unproductive

wealth curtai?" the weekly every vestine ut democratteur propaganda hos fiver

The citation accompanying of

aced.

principles in the

Union, the democracy can hold no special Romulo's honorary doctorate of attractions. They will judge laws bald tribute to him us a The leftwing

political and economic systems "writer, soldier and patriot. He New weekly,

con- fought in peace and war for his Statesinan and Nation, said that only in terms of having the passage through the South crete bearing on daily lives country's independence; Presi African Assembly of the Sup-first what they do with freedom dent of that great Assembly on pssion of Communjshm |}}} | mavedients amonji the still whose fate depends the future marked a sad milestone in the subject peoples; second what of the 20th

century civilisa- political development of the they are disposed to do help | tion."-United Press,"

Watchdog Agency

For Reduction Of Armaments

Lake Success, June 22..

The United States today formally proposed

while the

| would prevent the thinking;

future generations.

CHAOS THE RESULT "India had demonstrated that to win freedom from the British was not necessary to resort in violence," the Tribune 05- serted.

It

Radio Hongkong that the United Nations create an 11-nation violene expressed his dolenta-

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Asian

The Tribune declared: "There are clear signs that, whatever the teruples of th United and Pakistan Kingdom, India

weekly added.

are not going to remain silent.

"Nehru's direct and betted interference in Alalaya is an in- dication of the

with Virour which he intends to pursue his British nationalist policies, even though | ter.

might be extremely embarras

and delicate for Common- partners to disagree

The weekly said

of

Curumonwealth.--Reu-

JOHN SERVICE

TESTIFIES that South

clearly are no longer the con- cern only of the European

career

the

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The Independent weekly, Time

and Tide, declared that Pandit Nehru in a recent speech in Singapore as a disciple of Gandhi, the apostle of non-

er Communist terrorism.

public** watchdog agency to check on compliance with any

1 went on from this to an Africa's Prime Minister, Dr

of the British future agreement on reduction of conventional or an

analysis

position Daniel Malan's, policies quitu non-atomic arms and armed forces.

tionalist it was natural for Mr agency, composed of 11 Security Nehru to utter some plattudes electorale of the Union." The new

moribund colonialism and BellalumpTM* (CTB): 0.20, New Council members, would have extensive powers of 10

conviction to express the

STAGGERING inspection unhampered by any veto power. It one day the British would go.

What required more courage The Tribune observed that would report promptly to the Security Council if and wisdom was his

no est the Group Arcus Aet gave to domination of China by Coin-lateral stretch. 3. New, unique leg. any nation were discovered violating the disarma-mphatic statement that if the the Minister of the Interior the the whole of British were to go now or too right to divide

Mr Service appeared before soon, the only result would be South Africa into residential

a public session of the Senate and catastrophe," the

zoites for s multi-racial Foreign Relations Sub-Com- The plan was, put before the mament pact. much less allow weekly said-Reuter with

society, and it gave him ab- miltec.

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Soviet-boycotted.

UN UN Commis-

don for Conventional Arma- tents by the American delegate, Mr Frank Nash. However. in view of the current state of East-West suspieler und mis. trust. submission of the spelled- out scheme for supervising arms

considered cuts

largely cattemic.

Wan

Prosprets of Soviet loc par- ticipation al this point were prac- tically nil an! 11.30.

ne bi pewers were prepared to join the disor

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inspection, unless the i Russians dealt themselves In.

In an apparent attempt to at- trnet Soviet support for the scheme, the proposal appeared to make great efforts to meet Russia half-way on the problem of inspection.

ADVANCE NOTICE

In the detailed inspection powers of the proposed agency, the US blueprint stipulates, "I further considered most desir

able that practically all Inspice-

Lon

That

Bidault Asks For Confidence Vote

Paris, June 22.

The French Prime Minister, M. Georges Bidault, tonight asked for a vote of confidence tions will be scheduled in ad-after the National Assembly had adopted, against De Government opposition, a Socialist proposal for

increasing the salaries of State employees,

Valice and that they will Identical in character for powers of similar strength."

Mediterranean Survey

This provision for advance The Finance Minister, M. scheduling sounded much Maurice Petsche, declared that Soviet policy in the atomic field the proposat was contrary to the In which Russia offered to allow law passed last January fixing. only inspection of specified the maximum ures for thin plants at a stipulated period, year's budget estimates, and M. The American plan on atomic Bidault asked the House, as a control, on the other hand, matter of confidence, to accept

Malta, June 22. provides for

The British submarine, Talent, much wider in this ruling.

Te vate

of confidence w left today for a two months" spection powers for the control

of the bed of the agency, empowering it to make taken at 0.30 am. G.M.T. survey

Eastern Mediterranean to chart The Socialist proposal hnd its undersen advance

contours and de- warning. However, been discussion

arins reduction (Socialists,

adopted by 351 votes termine the structure of large generally has been stalled, no! Gaullists) to 201 (Popular Re-self.

Communists and rock masses under the bed it- only on such key items as in publicans and Radicals) after M spection, but on overall Soviet nitault had

surprise #pol checks without on Saturday.

of

that

Insistence

atomic control and conventional arins reduc- tion must be planned and put

effect simultaneously.

Into

Uniled Press.

Atomic Power

Stations Coming

Harwell, June 22.

"If

strongly appealed

A submarine was chosen for

of

to the Assembly to reject it. the survey work because I pro- would mortgage the 1951 bud-operation

this proposal is adopted Itvides a stable platform for the delicate insiru- fel, which we have not the right ments, for below the swell and to do,"

do M. Bidault said.

surface motion of the sea. The

navigation.-Reuter.

There are claims of all Andings will be important to kinds, by Civil Servants, far mers, middle classes, etc. These clainis arc often justified, but

Government's duty s

to

say what is possible."

BALANCED BUDGET The balance of the budget

Sheffield Steel Strike

Britain's atomic scientists la the condition of economic have made such progress into and social stability and impro- the Use of nuclear power [vement." M. Bidault con-

Sheffield, June 22 stations that a definite pro-cluded.

Four thousand atcelworkers gramme of development

and

He was vigorously applauded were on striko here today construction of atom

power by Popular Republican, Radical because one man was suspended stations bas been submitted and Moderate deputies.

for taking a work's holiday for the Government's approval

THE

Socialists' spokesman, without pay after being This

Was stated here today M. Charles Lussy, said that his refused it by his management." by Dr Cockraft, Director of group would not accept the the £80,000,000 Atomic Energy Government argument and that At a mass meeting today the Research Station at Harwell, the Socialist proposal "corres- strikers said that they would during a special tour by about pond to promises made by the return to work

Washington, June 22. Mr John S. Service,

diplomat accused by 1 Senator Joseph McCarthy of aiding the Chinese Communists, told a Senate group today that, on the contrary, he had done he could to resist "the

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