VAST AUDIENCE FOR NEHRU
... A feature
of the pre- sent Indian general elec. tion campaign has been
the vast crowds which have flocked to hear the Premier, Mr Nehra, speak on behalf of the Congress Party. The above picture was taken on the Maidan at Cal-
cutta.-Express Service.
BRITISH BOY
TO STAY
IN AMERICA
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1952.
INFLATION WARNING TO EUROPE
NEW AUTOMATIC
PILOT IN
USE
Washington, Feb. 3.
Bombers flying almost three times as fast as
Greater Pressure This Year
UN
Commission's Criticism Of America And Britain
Geneva, Feb. 3. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe tonight warned that internal Inflationary pressures were likely to be greater this year than last for European nations.
But external inflationary pressures might ease, the Commission
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Briton Barred INDONESIA By France CURRENCY
Franceander
London, Feb. 5.
A Belilah physlelst Professor J. D. Bernal, was refused permission to enter Frau, yesterday and had to return to Britain,
Profeczor Bernal Deer to France ja report at a PreCF conference on, the,
tion of the. ComSTE backed World Peson
Committee's delegation to. the President of the United General As- Nations sembly.
He was praed back at Lo Bourget Airport. Beuter..
declared in the second part of its economic survey of Europe in 1951, Senator
published here tonight.
Arms programmes were scheduled to increase production in 1951 was estimated in 1952, the Commission pointed out. Balance of 1950 and about twice as great as to be 13 per cont greater than in payments.difficulties were likely to bring a further in 1040. round of import restrictions-In themselves in- flationary.
Barring some further abrupt and import requirements no re- should to world confidence, it|lief could conceivably result seemed quite possible that from such a move," it said. world prices would not go higher.
· LIVING COSTS FEAR Other points made. In the If governments do not inter-Commission's survey were: alty their efforts to conquer In- Kearmament: The flation, they might find them-
world selves
armaments faced
boom seemed to Booner or Later have so far brought, bigger pro- with the situation they faced portionate gains to West Ger- in 1940, the
the report sald (ob
many, Italy and Belgium than viously referring to devaluation). losses to, say, Britain, and Den-
The economics of Eastern mark,
Heavy Industry had grown enormously during the post-war years while consumer goods. had increased more moderately,
Out of its growing volume of resources available each year tha Soviet Unlon, had devoted a substantial and at present an increasing amount to defence- Reuter and United Press.
Navy's Spring Cruise In
Produces
Formula
For Peace
Washington, Feb. 3,
DEVALUED
Now Rate Effective
As From Today".
Djakarta, Feb. 3. Indonesia's Government announced today it la cut- ting the value of its cur- rency by more than two- thirds. The change, which goes into effect at Monday's- market opening, is designed ́to stimulate, foreign tradė.
The announcement. zald the rate for the Ruplah will be 11.40 to the dollar. This means the Rupiah will be worth about 8.0 cants. The current oMelal value is about 28 cents.
Free or "black marke!" raios for foreign currencies héza pre much higher than the delal rates.
In Djakarta's busines: rçation the US dollar actually fetches about 18 Rupiahs.
Other exchange values under he new adjustment wore quoted Senator H. Alexander Smith as: 31.7 Rupiahs for the English (Republican, New Jersey) sind Pound, 3.3 Rupiahs for the today that the one thing that Dutch Guilder and 3.75 for the can prevent World War III is Straits Dollars. to make it clear in Korea and Southeast Asin that
aggression will bring stern punishment,
The Senator, second -ranking
NEW DUTIES
As a result, exporters in Indo-
more for foreign turrency they
Republican on the Foreign Re-nesia will receive 30 per cent lations Committee, emphasised cam for Indonesia. that he had in mind real joint
World War II bombers can drop their deadly missiles of their governments, tad not 40. per cent above pro-war but A New Guise action by this country: Britain humed by new exports quies
with even more accuracy through the use of a new automatic pilot, the Air Force revealed.
"
The pilot is the product of joint work begun in 1948 with the Boeing Aeroplane Company engineers and auto-both the matic pilot manufacturers.
B-504 came speeds of 400 the B-47
"The present crisis could have been
foreseen and ad- vance preparations deal with it."
mado to
In
ů
ת
Europe, despite the high degree Production: Europe's indus- of centralised control exercised trial production was now about been able to ward of inflation, agricultural output was only a
This, however, will be largely the report added.
few per cent higher, Farm out-
France and all The
put in Eastern Europe was still
London, Feb. 3.
Nations and I mean together, that go with Commission
the measure, criticised far below pre-war; in Western
Aircraft-carrers of the Homo not just United Sintes
leave it up to the except for economically "weak" Briain for sitting idly by while greater.
and Europe it was some 10 per cent Flect have started to embark United States,""
producta such as tea and afr groups personnel at Portland the Sterling Area'a financial World War II bombers,
radio interview with tobacco, the But with bombers it may be crisis developed.
Both in agriculture and in in- for the Navy's Spring training Gannett News Service, Senator B-175 and 13-20s, bombed necessary for a bombardier to
East and West Germany cruise in the Mediterranean. Smith urged issuance
The last major change in of 21 while flying at speeds of 200 make 2 sudden change in
reased production more than For the first time, unils of solemn warning to Communist Valuation was in March, 1980, to 250 m.p.h. They were equip- course during a bomb run after
nearly all other countries. the Fleet will sall under their China in connection with both when Indonesia devalued her ped with so-called "standard" the human pllot za turned the
In the whole
northern and new N.A.TO. titles introduced the threat of a strike into Indo-currency by 50 per cent in a automatic pilots.
automatic pilot over to him.
western European region, where for the sake of uniformity
In China and the stalled Korean meve to stem, inäatkan. Hollywood, Feb. 3.
The
With the "Light" automatic
the 1951 harvest was Insuffl-
Allied navies.
peace talks. Thomas Kavanagh, 18-month- [ along wit
control he can make
Tho Commission said the cient, a renewed upward pres-,
Former fatillas of Hestroyers
The Government hopes its He put emphasis on a coastal sharper United States followed a pro- sure on agricultural prices and and frigates old boy given to the screca star,m.ph..
Then
id quicker_manoeuvres, came
new scheme will promote the will be called blockade which, he said, mill-position of weak products and Jane Russell, by his Irish stratolet" medium benber in The air force spokesman sald gramme of pressure on other resulting increase in the cost squadrons, and the fleet will tory men belleve would con- stimulate imports and exports
the 000
the new pilut works satisfac- m.p.h, class:
relax State controls of living, was to be feared. mother, can stay in the United
operata as a heavy It became urgent
squadron, vince the Reds they had better torily on a B-17 at full or low
on international trade and at Textiles: The texille indus- commanded by Rear-Admiral play ball," but spoke also of Associated Press,
by cutting part of the red tape. Sintes, indefinitely under the bettier "automatic pilotone speeds and at any aliftude.
tries of the smaller West Euro-Casillas will command the f the samme time resorted British Immigration quota, the that would react more quickly
A flag off-bombing of Red Chinese cilles But engineers are continuing State trading itself in purchas-pean countries seemed to have cet
that further stop proves Jagation Department saldto the bombardier's nove
over-expanded. to try to improve and simplifying strategic commodities
lighter units. after
necessary. He mid "no" to an today.
human pilot had
There WAS a danger of 0 The carriers Indomitable and inquiry whether he turned the automatic pilot over For one thing, the pilot, with stockpiling programme in the in the smaller countries,
By suddenly halting the revival of texile protectionism Theseus are at Portland and bombs. The filmi queon
brought 15 the bombardier for the bombits hundreds of vacuum tube middle of last year, the report would make European textile destroyers.
which will put to sco with
escorting Senator Smith said it has Tommie from London lost Nov
and other equipment, costs
Four Gafter his mother learned Miss
squadrons been a mistake.from the begin. about $250,000 for -cach plano sit forced a fall in the production more dependent or navy fighters will fly aboard ning that this comity has not
tish dollar Russell wanted to adopt
and gold reserves on exports to overseas arcas. compared to about $25,000 each
which brought on a crisis,
as the ships erulse down the "put the heat" on - Íta・U.N. other baby,
for the World War II typle.
Channel Fireflies and Fire- Allies to take such a stand: on United Press,
GERMAN INDUSTRY,
brands to Indomitable, Sea Korea, Engineering: Despite the very
Furies and
Sea Hornets to
KOREA FEAR considerably increased demand
Theseus.
"Now the suggestion has been
on-
run.
the
tó gel a
With the standard automatic plot it was found too much time was needed for the air
make craft
the degrees change. Its new automatic plot, designed
engineers Bacing die- | put elsion aid not mean the actress bombardier, now can make a dive degree change in course in 1s than half the lime with
Miss Russell was not avulla- | C ble for comment
but the RKO heading understood spokesman
Immigration Department's
the
would actually adopt Tommie.
for
EXPENSIVE JOR
by B-475
One expert explained, it as the difference between "tight" and "loose" controls.
The film actress satt previously Į "standura pilots," she would not adopt Tomme ! because his parents would know where he was. She said, how- ever, she would attempt to find him a good home,
Tommie had been in
The "loose", control is used United States under 3
commercial aircraft
ani month viritur's visa until the fighter planes where the primary jimmigration OMac's approval of object is to give the pilot some Miss Russerl's request to
plaze rest: This type of him on the British immigration; chonges the plane's quota.-United Press,
gradually and gently.
the three-
on
control
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VITAL TEST
AHEAD
nations to
to
As for the United Kingdom, the bulletin said it ignored one warning sign after another and sat and watched its reserves
ter of 1051.
Aho
John.
* atom:
Senator
first time. At Gibraltar ment, unless we do something
Eskimos
Problem For Canada
placed on the engineering in- On Indomitable will be A1- diminish by a record-breaking dustries of Western Europe in miral Sir George Creasy, the made that it might start World $934,000,000 in the fourth quar 1981 these demands were ma Flect, flying his flag at sea for Smith said, "but in my judg- University
now Commander-in-Chief, Home War III with Russia,"
Toronto, Feb. 3, with relative case.
Professor E. S. Carpenter, The rise in engineering pro-
of Toronto "It was not until Nov. 1 that duction was particularly marked next month the carriers will be like that, Russia will continue | anthropologist, said today that
West Berlin able and implacable.
joined by two others, Indefatig-to aggress, here, there and Canadian discrimination against everywhere in the world-It miny the native Eskimos was as great be Iran, it may be the Middles. problem here today as the East. They will continue to do negro question in the United it until they know we are going States. to stand together and prevent it.
on imports Was
FOR “IKE" imposed and then only with nor and Austin, which together al
break
other
data.
LIT
S. Korea-Taipei Air Agreement
"When they once know that returned from a research pro- Professor Carpenter recently it is not going to precipitate World War II. It is the one ject
prevent World dwoller's.
among the
Northland
aking time" in Korea has on a level of equality
a tightening
to purchases European countries," the report counted for two-thirds of the Washington, Feb. 3. said.
increase in Western Europe,
Boviet Union: The Senator Robert A. Toft hurled
Commis "Not until this month rlid slon's report on economic deve- a challenge last week at General
the Sterling Area Finance lopments Dwight Eisenhower in the State
Russia is qualified Ministers primary election, the outcome of
meet, although the by the difficulties resulting from increase in imports of these the inadequacy of Soviet statis-
Talpel, Feb. 3 which, political observers believe, countries had played a key part tics that are published and the could well make от
An aviation agreement bething that can
War III." the developing Elsenhower-for-crisis."
the development of the uncertainty as to the precise tween Nationalist China and
The natives must be elevated President campaign
meaning of some of the available the Republic of Korea is ex-
Fected to be signed at Pusan not
and to the free world's fraternity before their problem The Commission claims, how- around Feb. 10. Effective for advantage,
Senator Smith said.
can be seitled, he mid. "They. The Commission said it win over, that the information now six months, it will authorisa | XIe feared the truce talks, might are miraculously attuned to the
And break down and that at hand is somewhat fuller than flights between. the
Puson in recent years.
Talpel
might disclose that the Reds north and make excellent The indications were that tho
Civil Air Transport, the air through purposeful delay have Russians, he added, had trained
mechanics," ho sald. built up to a stronger position.~ increase in the gross value of line run by retired Maj. Gen.
many Esicimos Soviet, agricultural output from Claire L. Chenpault of World Associated Press. 1940 to 1950 was about seven War II Flying Tiger fame, will
as aeroplano mechanics during World War II per cent.
act as agent for the Nationalists.
but they were not accepted in According to Mr Lavrenif Korean Airways will act for
this country, Berla, a Deputy President of the the Republic of Korca. Council of Ministers, industrial Associated Press.
EFFECT DELAYED
·
The test will take place in New Hampshire, whose 533.000 inhabitants make it the sixth
tate in the Union, be several months before smallest State Normally a strongly Republican decisions reached at the London
political State, mog
experts financial meeting have any expect it to Rive ita four
effect, which means a full year electoral votes to the Republican and more will have gone by candidate the
in
election next since the onset of the crisis lost autum regardless of who he is. July.
less than 1/300th of the country's, electorate, its vote 1. The Commission said: "The will make only a minor impres-speed with which the present sion on the outcome of the na-crisis can be solved depends on tionwide balloting in any event. the speed with which an agree But Senator Taft's decision toment can be
reached on the oppose General Eisenhower in distribution of direct dollar
CX- the New Hampshire Pports
between
various the preference
on members of the Sterling Area" primary
The EC.E. listed the follow- ing temporary and basic. fac- tors working against
March 11 has focussed intense Interest on this small moun tainous State.
a per- If Eisenhower is defeated in manent solution of the Sterling the New Hampshire primary by Area's balance of payments Tuft or Harold Stassen, politi problem:
col experts will mark down 1. Britain may have to spend drastically his appeal to the man in the Street. Independ-more dollars than
the other two men would im-
Boastful Claim By
Indian Red Leader
Election usual this
New Delhi, Feb. 3. lo form Ministries despite the
EiLccesses by the lack of majorities there,
in game ·Indian With only 11 seats out of 375 ent observers believe that a de- year for food because the re- Communists
in Argen-States led Party boss Aloy K in the Madras Legislature still cisive Eisenhower victory over cent grain harvests
tina
to declare confidently not reported, the line-up given and Australia have been Ghosh to prove sharply his chances to poor, and the British may get today: "In a very short time we the Congress Party 145 Beats, have the backing of the The opposition holds 216 seats, coarse the head start Tatt want from the Soviet Union majority. In the country"
grain than they will
including 57-won by the Com because at. the unfavourable Chosh said in an interview munists, prospects for the development that Red influence is going to In Travancore's 108-member spread very rapidly now it has Assembly, the Congress Party, ROL
a start in the general elec-won 44. and the Communist-
going on throughout India.
ala sponsored United Front came prime
overcome
las achieved in pledged "sup-" porters in the ruce for Republi- can nomination-United Press,
Queen Juliana's Visit To US
Jess
of East-West trade;
HEAVY COST
Minister Jawa-
2. The recent Anglo-Ameri harlal Government re- close behind with 33 in the still
raw materials agreement laxca prezent rigid laws
can
will aid British Industrial propaline Communists, all hell
incomplete counting
duction but at heavy dollar will break loose In the country," busy
cost;
he said.
Ghosh sold his followers are
conforting
with other in Madras parties Travancore. He predicted that
and
Patty General the Rods had the best possibility
in
for 'success in Travancore.
I
New York, Feb., J.. Johannes Landre, director of the Netherlands Government In- 3. The current industrial de- The Red
Service formation
and Press fence expansion-in the United Secretary / pointed to nearly chief to the Dutch Prime Minis States may very well make it complete election results fer
Willem Drees, arrived, fo- a still more difficult market for Madros and Travancore Cochin, neither side is able to form a day on a KIM airliner from forglem suppliers;
where the Communists made the Ministry now elections, will Amsterdam to discuss arrange- 4. Oversens demand
14greatest headway. Successes have to be held in those States, ments for the goodwill trip of
primarily for capital Queen Juliana and Prince Bern-ruther than texuilos, and foods of the Communists and new.op-Throughout the rest of the
position majorities in those
Mr Nehru's Party those elections hard to the United States in sumer items exported by Bri- States havp mado le impossible
majorities in most commands carly April.
tain; and
for Mr Nehru's ruling Congress States. In the 408-scat Central Mr Landre la going to 6.. 11 is unt likely that a Party to form State Ministries. Parliament, incomplete Washington tomorrow so inform drastic reduction in British Mr Nehru's, Party is winning in give the Congress.. the Dutch Ambassador, Jon dollar imports could take place the Federal, Parliament, how-seats to only 22 for
BATURDAY'S -- CROSSWORD. - Across: 1 Muslim, 5 tons already made in Holland without causing serious
The Congress -Party high Before the clatione started emergency last month it might lake 15 Rover, & Cover, Rushed, 10 Sauce, 11 Digit," 13 Crew, 13
Landre, of basic commodifles, fent command (hogun for the Royal, visit.
Ghosh cautiously Dent, 16 Duress 18 Seemed, 20 Scors, 22 Grit, 23 Itival, 25: who is Government reprezenta- Tho Commission ruled but sessions yesterday fo map predicted Cigar, 20 Turbot.. 27. Never, 28 Teeds, 20 Soldom. Down; 1 tive on the Netherlands Televi. another, dovalijntion of the strategy in Madroar and years for the Reds, to solze Miracles, 8 Suspense 3 lend, 4 Modicum, 6 Residect, '0. Orates, stog Council, will also make a Pound as a possible solution. Travancore chin...but ad- Icontroleks 7 Excel, 14 Ascribed, 15. Tectotum, 10 Declres, 17. Helotes, 19 study of the United States tele-- Under the given exiting, 101
making a fon) Now he says it may be only Ermana, 21 Elile, 24 Lure.
madalat vision" fleki-United Premere frigidisler insanori CavallANULON
Associated Pres.-
29 Tale of heroism (4)
30 Expensive (4)
81 Defect in specch
32 Cook slowly (4).....,
24 Minimum (5)
Added clause (5)
Hendrik van Royen, of preparay under the existing circuortant
events
Worry Can Make You Fat
Quebec, Feb. 3,
The
The white man has destroy- ed the whaling industry... there are few caribou left and the bottom has fallen out of the fox fur market. Some of the Eskimos ars a poor, they Most people who worry behave to Kunt with bows and come thin. But in some cases arrows because they cannot worry makes people fat, says afford ammunition," Dr Ewen Cameron, writing in the Canadian Medical Assoc tuberculosis tlon Journal
Professor
Carpenter
said
Was taking its toll smong the Eskimos. He says that one-type of an- Medical aid was cent, he said, xiety develops from repetitive, but he thought the nocinlanders, manatenous and unrewarding | theuld be trained to do things. work; another from generalized for themselves such as worry over more and more ob- bores, extract bullets and infect jects-London Express Service. penicillin-United Press. 199
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