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A EL —€00819148 00 ~ ae, . a ‘ : Seen (er SF Por: * & Studens Mast be a Seat es tae Rangoon i Raty wahugurace on Augie? Fog incraselses wns pudemts * (SsUiSs. Phe dewcratien tell ay a ck ument ‘to ung Hi asgenat students" ind aoe ee a Var ‘hye had heen President fer! APL ILLICIT LED ME . - Sar rest hk bis at r woe een a ‘ - seat : dese viars. lie new President is Ko Anag Than. The SUF. a Communit inspired ee . . we a tle mety oe 2 Tt sm and | : ee B asnonas stats. ; j oem aning uf the sizndard ¢” : . se teen Qa: L su.ersity ty taal of : net : Rr SON tue word, 10 BtoR - bien Sees Aprecmaae ~ aie co-orerauun aad friendshup with | ent a mepernt I BRA xt fe tegeninnr Mads to achieve students: -—taeeee ewe Lost QYfa-2 fo “— aguty to detead scademic freedom and | : USL FORMED!’ |: temocrutic eights ot students. fs : : Students’ in the dete? that the country aseds +¢ Hy The Pape agi ocgankation | wore chyimecrs. Gocdors, scientists, ;\ } Leages, sntl-SUF og with + came into being bag night : ruseomusts and experts to ruse the .j : & = eng as H| cvonaerd uf ine couatry, the NUS is + .] Kacem Kachin, Chin students 25 3] wedged to” drive oul opportunists. ‘rf } well as the Forward Student Force ; marty touls and political eaplaiters” .t 1} upd the | Vanguerd, Other ¢ laut of toc Universty.campus 50 that . i} student groups aE expected to ; | sudents muy devote themselves. to (.. ip fom | There is 3 2S-mesober 3], laberr studies withoutpnerterence. ot Council. each student group pre :}, i On the more pracucal side, the NUS‘! i} viding Smemberm The US wid | foays at will pesiorm a “ Usuversity J) jt eschew party politics. ii i Eesuval ” periodically, ask for a stu- 31 “L aacewerescensesennnnemeanaaccuenancnsanses fy Fainnts’ cantesn, seck more supends, i : i. | 422 spouser activilies OM sports, ara ome damage, . - 7 us: ™ Pac Suulers t Pale . 2 a be } tn ceeping with the ptivesple impued j} oT! Se x” yay their siogan. tbe NUS promises that [c '*. : . we: lis will geather support aor condema «* Dey Students Will an {ig poljuca! party or other aurents . o _ ’ ij untons. Nevertaeless 1t will strive to-! Fight Oren Baitle ha Viaards she elimination of the inftucoe; i From Onur. Staff Reporter « {of potinieal partes s0 a5 to Dring about | oo, J i+ compromise between the present | Day students of the University |S; . : thes : vesterday decided to claim their j tic 4; Siudents Unued Front (SUF; and the : iodepsadence from both the SUF anc{ ne A onguurd, che bigger of the (ree; Yaneuard, the old ruling powers of ne {i ssasting University students’ unions. Uni versity politics. on add i" The anw Usion appears to have ergen aut at tne differesces between i “cagmers ef the SUP Puflusing the re | “ent studeuts’ Sorainar. Mere mode-; ‘lie in wncie views and aciioos: hap their writing! Union the NUS: taasy Ko Aye Kyu as their President, ¢ | KoTun Aung G)aw asVice President, i Ko Myiat Way aaé Ko Mysat Win as i Secretary aad Joint-Secretary respect ‘ ; ‘ively, Ko Myaw Nyein as Treasuret, . “Wo Tin Maung as Audilor, anc seven | ‘other caecutive merobers. The NUS! ; * claims to bavea Aity-member Supreme found to govern them, | nee cen nm ee oO UNNOD re rer, ’ enc nee oe re renee However they will remain withio | vw the orb of the new University: Studen{s’ League, which hus the] a; suppuct of the Karen and Kachin} dc ‘ed National United Students. Buri p: they wil not entes this veac’sin elections. : ae) { Destaring themselves now severed] cir fram the intluence of the two Unions, the Day viwdents of Htcedun. Yaokin | de and the main University said they }> would beaceforth, ight their ownlg battles, keeping themselves free offe politica! partisanship. ry As the next step, the Day Students} ,.- resolved 10 ask the suthoritics ont p their own, for more hostel actom: | Medytion, More teachers and the] y [ettes of the JF system. . iMudeats, a3 weit as the recently form- {ch | th” A a. rf mee e H . af wn” tg a . Tt emeada ue ft 5 cme Dee i ‘eu sane se aaswe we et a pubbed Oppectumcts : . ' ! es T=: ‘Louth Front vesterdas ‘rid 8 cadre meting at the Rara2007 Cine. 3 in Myemgore, et used! to be the uur followers of Mars aad] 1 i ; { foc cte and ane demas oe momtinnpe jnes in the NUF, Ke Yu, President 20a Idk EeUpIS wet Msung (BWP) professod but were acting contrary tO fiags. - a Because of the sham coarsest 1p the NUF, it had beceme f to «orenfism 618 Engels, Lenin $Stala, be. raid. and The’ BWP was more concem lwith reaping the benefits of suppo ‘ing this or faction, rather tba: promoting the interests of the work 10g class, he charged. _ . “The shan comesusists, like U Pe Myint, are on the -ide of thei}. AFPFEL, ths dead, ronen and swollcal : thing. Lenio bas laid down thet wo ’ Sgn: such elements. ss him,“ Ko Yu | The Front’s leader also made the lallegation tha: the ‘“‘xbam™ Com- numsis Were sctking office as Minis- liers and Parlismentary Seccetacies. JNau, faced ; with certain defeat in Parliament, dad - not call Parliament, and yet there were these “shao" Con:munists who were advo-t lcaung the: sucreoder of arms andj, ‘coraing 16 10 fight in Partiament. fi Bo Mya Thway was casdemacd | as a wan who hsd gone soit. He had accepted the presest of a sevolver and forgoticn bis) boast that he would boycott the election io Wasema. i “Uo Nu bad fed swo or = Ubrect* mfals tothe SUF and gives them | K 4000-5000 and the students had: of the zroot]) biseaw wee Msraisa}| ip tesen! Front’ turned = opportumts, Tre Yuutb |? Front, which ‘Sad -nrshed = their lives in giving. meaning to the - work of tbe NUF, caust bght these elements, it was resolved. . After U Ko Ko Lay bad spoken in )SURPort, resolutions were pasacd oa democtacy, face-to-face moctiags, full fights {0 Workers and peasants, cog- demnation of aggressors, aod rights uf slf-Jeiermination. ct 1 nae paket wae See Pe oo ap STE a ae gE a