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TORY CONFERENCE DEVOTED TO SLANGING NATIONALISERS
Blackpool, Oct. 3.
Mr. Anthony Eden, former Foreign Minister, and Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, Chief British Prose- cutor at the Nuernberg trials, were the chief speakers at today's session of the Conserva- tive Party Conference.
They addressed 2,700 delegates, nearly half of them women, at the biggest conference in the Party's history and the first since its defeat in the General Election last year. Mr. Eden, speaking on home economic policy, said ex- perience to date for Nationalisers-the Labour Party-was not heartening.
"We may be sure that ma] worker in industry should have evidence of the failure accumu:} the stálus of an individual and
lates, the search, among the not of a mere in a soulless
more intelligent and less bigot | machine. ed voters for constructive al- ternatives will grow. It is in this sphere, that we have the essential job to do,” he said.
Long experience has taught us that to offer to the people
*To substitute ajstate for 'the, private employer won't give the worker that status, Ner w he achieve it under a 158. team of free enterprise unless we are prepared to foster and
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TURKEY STANDS Ike Warns
Of Danger
FIRM
__šk/fke careful carmination -of recent Sovist notes on the Dardanelles, the Turkish Goy ernment intends to let Moi-
knose shortly that it "point" of atheno iz smaltered,
יאטס
stated todos
put
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yesterday conferred with Sir David Kelly, the British Ambassador
with the Charges d'Affaires of the
United States and Riaria an The noteretut on Scot.:24 pron: poring joint defence of the #Dardanelies:—Reuter,
any single panacen, as the So encourage achenies for the dis Britain And
cialists offer Nationalism, would bá merely to delude ourselves and them. The objective of Socialism la state ownership of
tribution of capital--ownership over a wide area for giving the men and women closer interest and a share in the purpose and
all means of production, dis-operation of industry. tribution and exchange.
Worker As Individual
Full Partners
Schleswig
London, Oct 4.
Edinburgh, Oct. 3. General Dwight Eisenhower United States Chief of Staff, received the freedom of the city of Edinburgh today and had conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Law,
In a speech ho said: "There are no differences today among nations that require war for their settlement Particularly, we must all realise that securi- ty and peace and freedom from fear could not be attained for one except as it was attainėl for all,
World neighbourliness must be achieved, else we will, in a twinding, travel backward. along the route over mankind'a long and laborious progress from his ancient cares to the present.
"Positive measures, many of which have already been adopt-
ed, must be extended and main-
Reuter
“A new and clarified instruc- tion" has been sent to British of ficials on the Danish-South "If capital and labour are to Schleswig border regarding the tained. The aggressors of the "Our objective is sadation be partners they must be full passage of Danish newspapers and world must remain
convinced wide property owning demo-partners and labour is entitled books over the frontier, a Foreign that aggression does not pay.” cracy. It is essential that the to expect full information as to jomce spokesman said yesterday
the achievement and purposes He said the recent suppressioni Į of industry and distribution of of newspapers and books. being STRIKE FOLLOWS its fruits.
sent to the Danish minority in "Nothing less-than this, mat-South Schleswig was due to a
STRIKE ches up to the needs of human misunderstanding by the authorl- personality."
Files on the spot. Britain hed ́ine :
Singapore Oct. 3. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, just formed Denmark on September As 1,000 striking dockyar returned from Nuernberg, said 18 that Danish newspapers and employees returned to work earlier: "I have been watching | religious books would in future be yesterday, 2,200 mechanics of the development of my country permitted in South Schleswig: the Singapore Chinese General from 600 miles away for years. The spokesman added that the Engineering Shop struck, for I have seen. one thing clearly Danish Minister in London had higher wages. The Chinese
seeks have seen the country sacri- had consultations with the For Tabour Association ficed to Socialist shibbolethseign Office on the recent suppres- minimum of $8 daily for lower and its people crucified on the ston-Associated Press.
· paid-mechanics.---Reuter. cross of dogmá
Japanese Blame Militarists
London, Oct. 3. Dr. C. J. Mann, Assis- tant Bishop of Roches- ter, who recently re- turned from a mission to Japan, told Reuter in London today that the
"One thing we must avoid is seem for an instant to get our feet off the earth and try provide for the future of
London
Japanese welcome the our fellow citizens in these airy jam ka
troops and synthetic clouds."
openly blame their own Churchill To Speak? Russia
openly blame
militarists for the posi tion in which they find themselves.
the
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Lord Stansgate said that he and-fla'...... associates, Sir Ronald The receipt of unsocial demands for a new ap had brought back an Expilon Campbell and Sir Walter Smart, proach" to Russia have caused widespread note to discuss with Foreign speculation among Washington diplomats on Secretary Bevin. The male is a re these questions:-
This declaration, which was Warmly applauded, was made in reply to a protest made by a representative of the Young Conservatives, Mad John Hay against the lack of facilities for dicussing party policy. desired that there should be the foreign policy as it concerns Sir Maxwell said the party. Is a revision of British closest cooperation between all relations with the United people in the party. He added: States and Russia in the offing? Conservatism and the Con 2. Will Britain attempt soon.
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jection of the British proposals. for a revision of the, Anglo-Ekyp÷- tian treaty, AUNTY
At the invitation of Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Maan went to Japan with DR Feralett, Assistant -Bishop of Shefeld, to reestablish contact with the Anglican communities there. Both started work in the Japanese mission fald
Lord Stansgate said that it was too soon to say whether he would years ngu,
return to Egypt--and resume "Unfortunately," said
Dr.servatives must infiltrate into: to assume the role of "media At Home
negotiations. Associated Press. Mann, "the people are slow in all voluntary associations, trade tor" between the United Stated returning to the normal order anions, eoperatives, church and and the Soviet Union? of things. They have had literary societies and similar
Bogota. Oct. 44. Nuernberg, Oct. 4. heavy blows and have by no organisations which come their time Foreign Secretary, urged 1.5. Army Chief-of-Stall, was behalf of the Nazis condemned at Anthony Eden, Britain's war- General Dwight D. Eisenhower, ed to send a clemency appeal on The Colombian Senate has vot means recovered. This failure way. to settle is one of the most
the adoption of s, new spirit "not at home" to an appeal that Nuernberg, It said: "Commuta- "We are standing for the and a new terrible aspects.
approach toward he should intercede on behalf of tion of the death sentences would The Japanese are coming to against powerful states.”
diguity of the human spirit Russin in a recent speech. Next Hitler's Chief-of-Staff, Colonel
day, Prime Minister Stalin in General Alfred Jodi, condemned as a sublime act of generosity.
gain the admiration of posterity worship General MacArthur Well informed sources hero Moscow drapped a hint that he to death at Nuernberg. He is a great man and a great believe that Mr. Winston Chur- would welcome such new condemned man, wired to the taken so tas he done it to ac
Frau Luise Jodl, wife of the Associated Press. A personality. There is no doubt chill will speak at the closing preaches. He told a British that he is doing great things of the conference on Saturday for the country and in becom-on foreign policy-Reuter, In a hero among the Japanese, "It was impressive to see Japanese women and children
waving freely and happily to soldiers as they passed through
Warfare
the atrects, in jeeps and lorries In Tran
Teheran, Oct. 4.
correspondent that he was con- follows:
American Chief-of-Staff
fident that friendly relations between Russia and Britain were possible, ikin
Then a section of the British press took up the demand for É new approach toward the Soviet Union. Many-British pupers sharply criticised the present "tough" American policy toward Russia. Somá Byrnes had gone too far. said that Secretary of Stata
Dr. Mann anid that while the people were dumbfounded by the effect of the atom bomb, the terrible pounding of Tokyo by Guerilla warfare has persistent bombing seemed to broken out in the local-
ority of Sulah, seven miles "The Times" asserted that from Ardabil, cast of the Eden and Stalin statements Tabriz, according to in-provided "a timely and much
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Snaktsevan tribesmen
the Iranian Democrats, of whom cas policy towards Russia.". | 101. Washington, Oct. 4.
were killed and any Despite this pressure, British The US Department canwhile, a Reuter report pluatically that no change in the wounded, it was reported. officials in Washington say m of Agriculture, has set from Bombay states that a few foreign policy is contemplated. aside 2,270,000 tons of hours after Iran Headquarters As for the the mediator"", grain and grain pro- had announced that the Persian idea, diplomaticomcials gen Gulf port of Bushire was losterally admit that the United ducts for export to to the revolting Qashqai tribes States-which once held that "needy areas in the last nien, the news was released that position between Bussla three transports had left Bom and Britain has replaced Bri- This is in addition to the 900,000 bay and Karachi recently with tain, in recent months, as chief tons remaining from the this 2.400 British troops on board, antagonist of the Soviet Union. quarter on account of the mari-bound for the Persian Gulf Associated Press. time strike. Two aalled over the weekend. The fourth quarter shipments, each with 600 troops, and, a will include 1,045,700 tons of third left: Bombay on Wednes. wheat, 385,000 tons of four, day with 1,200. 253,500 tons of maize 62,500 tons A Brigade of troops sailed
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Washington, Oct. 4
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Ber cable came back marked, "Addressce travelled away with out any new address.Associat ed Press.
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4. Small shot. - 27. Reliable.
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The - Unlied Kingdom, 16,0001 pressed intention of the British. A positive -prediction of a tons; Infte, 59,000 tons: Belgium, Government to protect British balances, ixidget by the end of the 10. Outcome, “ly in the ||100,000 || tons; Holland, 142,000 lives and ell interests in Sou-- you was made by President Tru- 12. Edges up to 5 mind, ye
tops; Norway, $1,000 tons; thern Iran." Beuter
Finland, 17,000 tons, Sweden,
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A Treasury zlatémérit showed 20, Flow forib.
of Germany, 425,000 tons; the The gas workers strike called that the national debt had been 22. For tear that, British zone of Germany, 140,000 on Monday throughout Italy end-reduced to $263,773,000,000 || by Baby tons, the United States, xose of ed today after Goverment inter- Oct. 1 through Coals redemption
↑ Italy, 25,000 tons, and the United, varbon, An agreement establishes on that: date of approximately............
States, zone of Japan and Korea, | equal treatment between, manuki | $2,000,000,000 in - Government Power 300,000 tons, phones and office workers as well as im tecurities. Through UNRIA, for Austria,provement of wage, conditiom. Neverth 75,000 Tons, Greece): 15,000 tons; The printers -- strike. in
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