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On India

Margate, May 29.

The Foreign Minister, Mr. Bevin, who devoted a great part of his speech at the Labour Party Conference here today to India, Burma, Indo- nesia, China and Japan, received an over- whelming vote of confidence when every op- position resolution was defeated on a show of hands. So complete was the victory that no one asked for a formal count of votes. "All I ask this conference to do is to be quite straight with me and either to support a policy or reject it." he said. The conference gave him its unstinted support.

·

BEVIN'S NIGHT Surgery

AT ETON

Margate, May 20.

The Foreign Secretary, Mfr. Hevin, told the Labour Party conference today that he had nothing against the schools of Eton and Harrow, which Mr. Churchill attend- ed.

"I have been to both pisces," naid Mr. Bevin. "I spent one night at Eton and one after- noon at Harrow." He added that he left school at the aga of 11--United Press.

Mr. Bevin had finished his hour and a quarter speech.

Outcome of Debate

The outcunse of today's debate is the clear evidence that there is in the British labour movement. no solid body of opinion prepared fereign policy by direct attack.

challenge the Government's

to

Lagging

Behind

Paris, May 29.

Jose Arce, Argentine delegate to the United Nations and internation- ally-known surgeon, to- day said surgery has not progressed as rapidly as medicine in the last ten years.

Senor Arce, a member of the French Academy of Medicine and Surgery, said:-

"I don't believe the 1939-45 war gave surgery as much of Π chance to improve ita technique as In the 1914-18 war, In fact, surgery in the past ten yenra has not made nearly as much progress as medicine.

The whole Asiatic ment. I can only hope that the world, Mr. Bevin declar-ettlement will be effective. Peo ple did not realise that if the ed, is undergoing such a Netherlands East Indies had tremendous change that peace would alter the whole it will have to be hand-picture in that great area.

"The introduction of peace in led with the greatest chiña. Indenesia and a settlement possible care.

with Japon will open up the dis "If we keep cur eyes entirely tribution of foods, fata, olts, raw

The delegates had given Mr. on Europe and forget the Formaterials, silk textiles, as well as

Bevin a very warm welcome but East, then danger may spring up thousands of other things which there was genuine ovation when "In the field of cancer, I am in an unexpected way."

go to make up all the amenities be had ended. His only direct at sorry to say that even with pre- Indin, he sold, is going through of life for the world as a whole." tack on the "rebels" — a bitter sent methods cancer la not re- the birth.pangs of complete inde- Jap. Peace Treaty

remark that he was "stabbed in greasing. If surgery has made pendence.

the back" at a moment when in some advances in this field, it "The peace of

Declaring that the peace treaty his American talks he was nego-in because we can now operate the world future and for many years

with Japan "will come in the tinting to obtain ta

more food for quicker.. because of -eal come will depend to a very large very soon," Mr. Bevin hold:-

of practical

faster negotiation the British people-got a very medical diagnosis. On the other, extent on the solution of the In-

strong applause. dian problem. That is one of the

"We have come to the con- The delegates were clearly will-hand, tuberculosis now is prac- places where if by any chance clusion that the methods adopted ing to demonstrate not only totically always curable. There in

at Potsdam of trying to settle Mr. Bovin himself, but to the ont.

doubt that through this problem of peace with four side world, that the labour move medical discoveries tuberculosia. Foreign Ministers or five will not ment was solidly behind him in soon will be mastered,” be satisfactory.

his international negotiations, Senor Arce said he was mak- "Countries who have fought in whatever individual criticians Ing his statements general be these wars have a right to be might be made,

he had not practised heard and in the war with Japan, As a direct political issue, it since 1945 and was presenting there were 11 countries involved, may be said that with today's vote his opinions as "A former I take the view that those eleven on the foreign policy, the rebel. surgeon who is still interested countries should form, a peace [ilon has gone up in smoke. It has in the question,"-United Press. conference and should be there become clear that the critical

in

there is a breakdown or chaos or civil war, it might create the very mischler that everybody is fright. ered of. The same thing applica to Burma,

"In Indonesia, we have strug gled hard to bring about a settle.

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opinion was far more strongly re presented in the Parliamentary Labour Party then in the rank and file.

to see the thing through."

Turning to the Middle-East, Mr, Bevin said: "We were mainly res. ponsible for the creation of inde. pendent Arab countries and that independence is growing. In that area is ell, but cur policy is not to limit our interests to all.

Only, as yesterday's vote on the. "What I have been trying to do motion for a reduction of mill-

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May 20. Zurich:It was announced, on

Wednesday that 205 delegates is to encourage other great social iary commitments shows, these and 500 observers will attend th experiments and industrial do-differences may continue to arise at Zurich on July 7 and 8 to dia- International Socialist conférence velopments in that part of the over the speelfle way in which cuss the restoration of the So- world, so that the wealth taken foreign affairs affect Britain's cialist International, out of the country fitwa back in." economic position rather than and German questions and

the Italian The delegates stood and ap-cver the direct issues of foreign status of the German plauded for several minutes after policy--Reuter.

Britain's Policy On Far East Peace

(By Sylvain Mangeot)

London, May 29.

The statement of British policy for procedure in the Far Eastern settlement made by Mr. Bevin, in his foreign policy survey at Margate today is seen in some quarters here as the most original single section of the speech which otherwise consisted mainly of an claboration of the already known British view- points.

Mr.Bevin demanded that the eleven Allied Powers who fought Japan should be in from the Far Eastern peace conference to the con- clusion of treaty negotiations. This is a de parture from the procedure adopted by the Big Four during the satellite peace talks and would mean that Far Eastern peace would be made on an entirely new pattern. Mr. Bevin

made this clear tabled by the Big Four, Mr. whon he expressed his belief Bevin will refuse to consider any that if the method he proposed proceduró which ' seeks to limit were adopted, the Japaness peace the vital concluding stages of dis- trenty could be negotiated much cussion to the great powera

speedily than the European ¦ alone.-Router.

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Vatican City:--Pope Plus today appointed Monsignor Nicanori Carlos da Cavilanes Chamorro as Bishop of Porto Vecchio, Ecuador. He is now the apostolic ad- ministrator of tho Diocese of

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granted au HIGHEST TRIBUTE military men condemned

amnesty to all the officials and of dis ciplinary, or military crimes Lt-Gen. James Doolittle, who security. The occasion was Pre- except these guilty of rebellion Washington, May 20.

or crimus against defence or Airsident General Antonio Carmona'a Force Association, sald that promotion to Marshal-United "Medium Allies”. preparedness against "future Press. It was largely to safeguard | war, would be the highest tri- their position in the Far Eastern bute the nation could pay to settlement that the Dominions the war dead."-United Press. representatives adopted In Paris

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