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lot 'Doped Foodstuffs CIO auppir BROOKE BOND COFFEE Trade enquiries! - BINNING Jr Co, 625, Merchant Street. Raesoon. e • ' //////,./MWO ANSMIXMlb ' \ VVOI IX Nn 70 RFGD. NO. 177. ) PRICE: 25 PYAS L RANGOON • SUDAY SEPTEMBERS% 954 (11112,OUGHOU TilE UNION) THE HISTORY OF NEGOTIATIONS Mens Rea, Exineous SINCE' START OF INSURRECTION Tv Determirat'on 01 Statutory Ott e:tee NU LAYS BARE PAST SECRETS (From Our Staff Reporter) The doctrine of mens rea is not TO PROVE FALSITY OF PRESENT a necessary ingredient for the determination of a statutory REBEL " PEACE " CAMPAIGN silence under Section 4 (1 ) (d) of the Suppression of Corruption (Froin Our Staff Reporter) Act. This ruling was enunciated A major policy speech concerning the Government's attitude recently by Chief Justice U Chan towards negotiations with the Communist rebels WRS Made by Tun Aung and Mr. Justice San AFPFL President U Nu yesterday morning at the annual con- Mating sitting as the First Bench ference of the All-Burma Peasants Organisation. — of the High Court when the He spoke to an audience which PEASANT LEADERS: ASPO leaders from 30 districts in Burma, most of w`som live along question was referred for • a filled the Premier's Press Confer- the very front-line of the Insnrrection, yesterday listened to a speech by U Ni telling than why the decision. ence Hall to overflowing, being Murdered By Government will not make peace with the rebels throigh negotiations. They are in Rangoon for their 'the case in respect of which annual meet-fame wbich is being held in the Premier's Conference Hall. the question arose was that of made up of the ABPO delegates Man Next Door U Nyo who has appealed against themselves, from 30 districts in his conviction for an alleged the country, all the AFPFL MPs (From Our Staff Reporter) offence of criminal misconduct of both Houses, and 125 other ob- in the dischar e of official duty. servers. Two neighbours who could RUSU RECK RAIGH1 FIGHT Helicopters For The question was however answer- All Cabinet Ministers in Ran- not live together in peace, got ed by the High Court without goon were present as well. involved in a brawl over a trifle BAF Here n BETWEEN reference to the facts and circum- Chairman of the gathering was ye tcrday, which ended in the PROGRESSIVES, DSO stanccs of U Nyo's case so as Thakin Tin, Deputy Premier and death of one of them and sent the (From Our Staff Reporter) not to prejudice . his appeal and President of the Al3P0. ceher to hospital with serious COMMUNIST ST FATS START UP also because it related to a In a short speech, he said that wounds. Among the cargo which arrived somewhat general issue. this conference was a particularly Thakin Tun Kyaing, 41, Joint POLITICAL MACllNE FOR SEP. 27 aboard the ELshaMaru from Tok- Examining the history of this important one, and that the ad- Secretary of the Burma Demo- yo yesterday were 32 crates con- (From Our U Correspondent) English Common Law doctrine of dress to be made by U Nu at the cratic Party (Theinbyu North) signed to the Burma Air Force. linens rea, the High Court observed opening session, was of vital signi- was the next door neighbour of This year's RUSU electloii4, scheduled for September 27, The crates contain all the corn- that it seems to have originated licence to the whole country. mohinga seller Ko Aye Pc in will see for the first time in seteral years, a straight tight be- ponent parts of three Kawasaki- under social conditions prevailing In succeeding sessions, the dele- Mahamyintmo strett, Bahan. tween the Progressives and the tic Students' Organisation. Bell helicopters manufactured by in ancient times when there Were gates would discuss in detail cer- The two were not on good The Communist Progressives the Nippon Kikai Boeki Kaisha no positive legislative enactments tain outstanding issues: how to terms because the mohinga seller have made the Universkty Union Ltd. of Tokyo, ordered by the or statutes ;or in other words when secure peace in the country, how to did a great deal of frying in his such a tough political arena that I: Rebels Get BAF six months ago. the modern doctrine of absolute achieve the goal of a Socialist kitchen, which annoyed Thakin neutral students who have in the and literal authority of statutes state, how to materialise the Tun Kyaing, who complained past tried to fight the elections VDF Guns The three machines, which are of the G2 Model, are specially was not quite firmly established. schemes for the welfare of the peo- that the smell made his child ill. purely as students, have gradually '(Frem Our Own Correspondent) Therefore, moral reprobation or plc, and how to build up a strong, Early yesterday morning, given up and faded out of the suited for military use. This model Mosrma, September 14-- has scats for three but it can also approbation based upon subject- clean peasants' organisation. Thakin Tun Kyaing was reading picture. pie are running away from ive ethical standards was then Thakin Tin stressed that there aloud the caption of a , cartoon Last year, the Progressi- accommodate a stretcher for the vela as ?sfou.rsut district to sick or wounded. Its approximate a condition of criminal liability was little time to fulfil all these inu in tha, •BitrONEI Sure when Ko the Students' United Front 9sp. but when mens ran bad to be that target dates Aye Pc next door took offence, S where there are Police or cost is K 2,00,000 (2 laichs). portant tasks and tin-ed every seat in the Union Any garrisons, following the appraised in the light of statu- must be fixed for their achieve- saying that he was being indirect- Executive Committee, This Year urt of village defence wet- Although manufactured in tory definition of any offence it ly insulted by the words. there Is every likelihood that the)t Oons by the rebels in several Japan, the essential parts come was found to be rather incon- He began to abuse Thakin Tun will repeat the same performance1 places. from the Bell Aircraft Corpora- gruous and was examined in Kyaing who sized a dab and Their hold on the University, The latel of these incidents tion of USA, where this machine many English cases. From U Nu': speech will be re- went out to settle the matter. Ko established now for two spud Occured in Pyan -hle village, about is also in use. the decisions in these cases, the produced bt full in tomorrow's Aye Pe appeared with a sharp ' years, is too strong to be easily sit Miles away froin Yinmsbin, on High Court remarked, it was issim of this paper. iron stake, and as Thakin Tim dislodged. Accompanying the consignment the night of September 9. About arc fourlapanese technicians who noticeable that whcnsnr the Kyaing attacked him, he plunged This is because the PrOg ressives ' offence charged is serious, despite AMINII•711-• 30 pvo rebels led by Bo Kan will assemble the machines at the the stake into his chest. are organized, not as a student specific statutory definition given Thakin Tun Kyaing fell dead Htun, attacked the village at mid- BAF hangar at Hmawbi, but the mast. He reminded the ABPO group, but as a fanatical political • night, and seize." 15 rifles and BAF already has personnel train- therefor, the mens rea was often leaders that they were the people on the spot, while Ko Aye Pe party, with students devoting invoked in determining toe guilt himself received severe cuts on 400 rounds of ammunition issued ed in Japan and Thailand to oper- who could change the Govern- their whole time to organisational to the local defence force. ate and service them. of the accused; whereas when ment's plans from paper schemes the head, neck and hand. and propaganda activities. A similar incident took place the offence was not serious literal into concrete realities. He has been admitted into the With the announcement of the These three machines are the interpretation was made of the RGH under po ice surveilance, last month when the PV05 seized AFPFL President U Nu then election date, theStudents' United seven guns and ammunition from first of six ordered by the 13AF statute defining the offence and took over to read a speech which and a case opened against him Front machine at once swung through Bo Let Ya Ltd. of Ran- mens rea was ruled out. How- under 302. the VDF of Kywe-ye village five ran into 29 type-written pages of into action. miles north of Monywa. goon. hey will be Burma's first ever, it was also found that when helicopters and it is reported that statutes began to take the place of U Nu's speech was a recital of Tasks Allocated their use will not be confined to the traitorous acts committed by A meeting of the SUF Council military tasks alone. (Continued page 8, col. 4) the insurgents, and the acts of per- KathaiNUF MP on September 20, laid down the APT Alined fidy which accompanied every at Boycotts Elecn. main line of strategyfor the corn- (From Our Stall Reporter) tempt of the Government to end ing fight, and allocated tasks the insurrection through negotia- (From A Special Correspondent) among the SUF student workers. The 31-Up which left for tions. The SUF's election tasks were Moulmein yesterday morning. Burma Police On Alert For Even before the insurrection be- NUF candidate for the House divided into Organisation, Pub- was hatted between Htongyi and gan, U Ni said, he tried through of Nationalities in Katha, U Tun licity and Fund Collecting.