THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER
1952.
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Marty Tense Meeting Flag & Bunting Makers JAPAN STILL POWER
To Be Expelled
French Red Loaders
In Troublo
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Paris, Dec. 7. The French Communisi Party Central Committee today stripped Andre Marty and Charles Tillon of all functions in the party, and prepared to expel Morly from the organisation.
Both Marly and Tillon, long
munist circles, were removed
were retained
Of Italian
Parliament
SESSION SUSPENDED
BY THE SPEAKER
Rome, Dec. 7.
The Acting Speaker of the Italian Chamber of Deputies tonight suspended an extraordinary session on the House when a Left-wing. Socialist defied him.
The tense, packed chamber had met to discuss the Electoral Reform Bill, which is designed to give a working majority to whichever bloc of parties polls. most votes in next Spring's general election.
prominent in French Com from the Politburo recently but in the Central Committee pending ត #auto-critickm",
Neither,
howover, came through no expected with this stormy Foll-criticism. Marty, veteran of riot and revolt, even answered back with a pair of letters, on Nov. 2 and -opin
Dec. 2, denying the charges of
Tonight's session is the second tléviationism.
Government calls "Communist | round of a night which
will The Central Committee unobstructionism." A discussion almost certainly reduce the Brimously
Marty's requested
connected with this bill lea lo Communists and their Socialist examine his case-an
a braw! last Thursday.
allies to a noisy but ineffective obvious preliminary to his
Parliamentary minority. The committee's Tonight, Deputy Lizzadri, of
The new bill. burriedly said
the question the Communist-allied Socialists, crafted with an eye to next alleged that the rules of pro- Spring's general elections, cedure had been amended by should increase the Christian the Christian Democrats (the Democrats' seats to ensure them Government).'
Lan absolutely safe majority.
coll
10
trary 10
police
of Marty's continued member ship. In the party had been raised because of "actions con- the principles, policy and discipline of the party, and
with hin connection elements."
The decision on Tillan, former Minister for the Air Force in
Cabinet, pre-1947 ocnution merely stripped him of all. posts In the party.
a
It is aimed at what the
The Acting Speaker called Reuter. this "an insult to the House" and asked Lizzadri to withdraw. Lizzadri refused.
The Chambor voted by show of hands to expel Lizzadri.
When ushers neared his seat to escort him to the lobbles, colleagues closed grimly around him.
FASCIST MENACE
Rome, Dec. 7.
rushing Italy's Parliament is work on n plan to remove former Fascist leaders from the ballot of the Neo-Fascist move- ment for the 1853 elections.
The law must be passed by December 311 Otherwise,
the Neo-Fascist Italian Social Move- ment (MSI) can go to the polls next year headed by such leaders as the fabulously wealthy Prince Valero, Borghese
Roman
ANOTHER CHANCE? There was no request for his cell to study his case,
A MANOEUVRE Apparently, the committee de- cided to give Tillon another
To avoid a repetition of last ⚫ chance to renounce. his past
fractionalism.”
to now, Thursday's scene the Speaker Up
He has then suspended the session. Tillon has kept silent. not sought to reply in pubile to By agreeing to substitute A and grizzled ex-Marshal Realto critickam from party siders.
Beth Marty and Tillon were zadri, the Chamber was able to criticised further today for their resume business after nearly refusal to
Central two hours. attend the
new law would extend for five Committee session after being Observers believed Lizzauri's more years the expiring con- Musso- summoned to hear accusations action was part of a left-wing stitutional ban against
linl's former stalwarts holding st them. Bihinst
manoeuvre to delay the debate. Both
been
office or voting. have
in disgrace for their opposition to the rent popular front or "be friends with the non-Communist left" line. They favour the older "direct netion"
reprimand for expulsion of Liz-g out such potential
ciated Press,
cut-
tactics-A350-
Ships May Be Salvaged
Tokyo, Dez
New-Born Baby
Under Car
Fight
ber
wing vole-drawers,
the
The law was approved en Fri- day night by a Chamber of De pulles Committee and will be rushed to a vote in the Chem-
and Senate.
rocketed up from The MSI far behind to third place in the complex Italian political scene in local elections this year. It claims half a millon more of its dis-members, now ineligible to vote, will swell is ballots in 1953, along with another half million young voters going to the polls for the Bret
TRUE
Hartford, Conn., Dec. 6. A new-born baby was covered under a motor-car on a busy street here tonight,
The baby which was rushed The Japanese Transportation to a hospital in apparently good Ministry announced today It will condition, was found by a Coast
MAY BE
4
Having A Busy Time
Orders from towns, clties, villages, organisations and official bodies for coats of arms. fses and bunting for next year's Coronation, promise *a. Winter, and Spring of hard work for- the factories. Seen here is a heraldic artit, Mr G. W. Valentine, as he paints a Coat of Arms which has been especially ordered for the Coronation celebrations--Express Photo,
U.S.
Government Recluse Takes
Clarifies Stand On Oil Issue
Washington, Dec. 7.
The American Government's statement yester- day on its attitude to American purchases of Per- sian oil made an opening for American companies to seck some means of getting Persian oil produc- tion restarted, official quarters here believe.
Closing
-means a
But the Government had made it clear that any move would have to be made with the prior approval of the British, these sources said.
The Government statement "green was by no light" for American companies to act independently in the situation, the sources stressed.
The State Department, issuing the first
official statement of the American Government's at-
"such titudes sold that
in- be dividuals or firms as may considering purchases of olf" from Persia must make their; own decisions at the risk of:
the legal entanglement with British.
The Ranks
In Egypt
His First Bath In 10 Years
Trevigilo, Dec.. T Glutepee.Cattaneo, 00, took his first bath in 10 years today after coming to the surface. Ffrom his bome in a disused
Workmen discovered Cat- a pilo
beo crouching
taneo
sower.
on a
of straw surrounded by, a packing cases,
*100%
emply
cooking utensils and faded picture of a woman. He wore Backcloth and his beard covered most of bis chest.
liberators
He told his that
ho moved. Into the sewer when the landlord evicted him in 1942. Ho Ived on what he stole from tramps in the area... Reuter.
Advertising
On Clouds
IN THE WORLD
Tokyo Position Analysed By British Journalist
London, Dec. 7..
Japan is still a power to be reckoned with,. for her strategic position makeg her as essential for the defence plans of America as the British Isles, Mr Patrick O'Donovan, roving reporter of the in- fluential Sunday Observer, said today.
Japan would not be a military power of im portance for many years, but her tolerance, of Western plans was as important today as a mili- tary alliance.
on
Mr O'Doneven said there were growing population
tho few things "Jepan could not | means of subsistence — ́a prés- make if she was given the raw sure which es we noticed lost materials and designs, and
21 week is 3185 a menace to the was absurd to think of her as a present regime in India" cheap-jack producer of goods. France-Pressc.
Restrictive practices címed at
her could endy ́have an evil effect in the long run. Japan was bound to the West at present by solid and obvious self- interest and it was to the West's advantage to keep her that way.
Wertem dealings with Japan would be oppréciated if they. were based on a realistic rela- tionship between sovereign people whose interests often colmolded.
AFRICAN
FEDERATION.
PROPOSAL
Salisbury, Dec. 7.
Japhn's judgment would be
The Federation of six British severely practical, and the West had
to produce results and territories in East and Central offer opportunities as good as Afries, with в population of Asian Communism could.
20,000,000, was proposed today The Communists were theby the Capricorn Africa Society, best organised perhaps
and
the formed by
prominent Europeans only
coherent political and Africans. really
The arcas are Northern and group in Japan. They were-de- feated at the last election but any Southern Rhodesia, 'Nyasaland, Monomic reverse or obvious in Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika, volvement with American mill- covering between them a million tary dangers could restore their square miles. strength.
proposals, termed "The Declarations”, Ara The old Nationalists still ob- Capricorn Lained wide and uncritical supalmed at binding them into one
and it port
was truc that || sejf-governing federation "under was not a sturdy the British Crown to "promote Democracy growth.
was still run by the spiritual, economie, cultural Japan back-room organisers.
and
progress of the, Afflec But these and other dangers| Afrlean."
relations that boset Western
The Spelety sold that the with Japan could be met by a proposals would have to be con- reasonable policy towards her. sidered by
which it would vention
-Reuter,
plans for in federal constitution," and in detall its policy of race relations. The British Government has
zend a 60-ren salvage team to Guard sailor and his girl friend. ty Christian Democrat Party will call a conference short-had agreed after consul-consideration, by
TOYNBEE'S VIEW
London, Dec. 1. The noted historian, Pro- fessor Arnold Toynbee, sald to- already plans in hand for the night that if the Japanese were Federation of Nyasaland and free to go their own way, thoy the two Rhodesias, and the Cap- might succumb to Communist ricorn Africa Society believes for the same reason as China. that these should go ahead and Professor Toynbee, who was precede the wider scheme it put
about. apcalding ut the "Far East forward. Singapore, Dec. 7.
Africans in the six orcas num- Singapore may soon have and the West in a broaticast, advertisements projected onto said that what made the fortune ber about 25,000,000. European low-lying clouds
was 264,000, Indian 207,600, Arnbs by Cairo, Dec. 7.
high-of Communism in China
far as one can make 28,500 and Gounces 28,000.- "not, po The Egyptian Premier, The sources pointed out today powered cinema projectors,
An application by a Singa- out, any great positive love for Reuter, General Mohamed Naguib, that at the beginning of the
Vienm, Dec. majori-announced tonight that he Persian dispute, seven major pore firm to advertise soft Communism, so much as a com
American oll
capable drinks by projecting magle picto disillusionment with the companies
In Declaring that an actor tak- in lantern sildes on clouds is under Kuomintang's performance of conducting operations
the Govern- its attempt to govern China on ing the part of a Soviet soldier the strong Communist-
Ines."
Was NICO
fat and likely to the Philippines to investigate The mother could not be found.
Secialist Party have begun to ly, of all political leaders to Persia
We added: "In both Japan and arouse ridicule, the Russians in possibilities of raising some of
discuss "the supreme in-tations with the State Department the unidentified wonder seriously if the claim
they
not in- ment that
would
Initially, it Police said
is understood,
дл Austrian today there ero the 184 Japanese vessels sunk in
two Vienna banned the Civil Aviation Department Chinn terfere in the situations terests of the nation." sailor wrapped the infant in his
not be true. may that area during the war,
the First, 2,000," made These sources said that as far has "We will have 5,000,000 votes
objection on factors telling in Communism's Alm, "April Most of the ships, bath war-kerchief, and called for help.
He said: "We are striving to it was known no major em- grounds that any steady beacon favour. First, this disillusion- which humorously protests at ships and merchant ships, were Hundreds of shoppers immediate in 1953, and will put more than
contemplating is were
ald panies. 100
members in the wipe out past dissensions of our thought-to-be-in-too deep waterly crowded around,
moving - oil-from-Persia, though Associated Press. for Chamber of Deputies." was the close ranks.".
several
companies had EMILI impromise of silver-haired Augus-
No date has been fixed for the shown interest in the market. to de Mursanich, Secretary
conference.
Tha
statement Government the Party.
Mustafa El
Nahas, former indicated modified attua Leader of the Wald Party, call-which could make it possible for ed on General Naguib last night companies to operate provided
they
close Com worked In and talked with him for half an Secretary-General of the Wald hour. Ibrahim Farag, Acting-operation with the Anglo-Iranian ɗn Company which claims rights to its nationalized holdings Party, was with him.
In Persia.
for salvage, however,
The team of civilian experta
Detectives said a search W25 sturted will leave late this month, and the mother
doctors told expects to complete the job in mediately after about two months, Kyndo News them she would require medical Agency sald-Associated Press, treatment-United Press.
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The MSI now has only five Deputies.
Lean, wiry de Marsanich, himself banned from office Mussolini's Under-Secretary of Posts and Telegraphs, has been "front man" for the Party.
the behind But
powerful scenes are Grazioni, stripped of his decorations but not of his appeal to many Italians, and the handsome young
Prince Italian Borghese,
submarine hero of World War II.-Assa- clated Press..
and
General Naguib invited Nahas and other former Prime. Atinis ters and statesmen to a military parade here yesterday.
The sourceS described the statement as "a fire warning" to American companies of the risk at legal action but said it was made clear that companies could Nohas, who gave up leader-enter the Persian market if they ship of the Wafd Party under wanted to-Router General Naguib's "purge or
TEST CASE. dissolve" order to the political
Aden, Dec. 7 Britain's oil disputo with visit: "All is
18 goga."
Persia enters a new phase this Generál
Nagull today re-week when the Aden Supreme furned the courtery call pal Court opens a test case over by Mustafa El Nahas HC the ownership of 780 tons of stayed at Nahos's garden city Abadgn oll in the Italian tanker met the
Labour Win parties, told reporters after the
In Victoria
test in the
Sydney, Dec. 7.
On other lenders.
Sir
Tho vessel was detained fast
home for half an hour, and also Roso riley. ShawcroES, Tho Labour Party won a leaving, he was cheered by mor landsilde victory in yesterday's wardlist
Attorney General will re- youths, who had present the Anglo-Iraman Ob elections in the State of Vic-
gathered
against Company in an action Qulitical toria. It was the Party's first
Eitypt's
leaders, the former masters; owners and and suggest- victory in ed that Lab
which lost the released this week-cad after charterers of the 632-ton Rose elections in
almost three months' detention. Mary. 1851, Federal
for the next were reported yesterday to have growing strong of 1954.
"buried ...tho hatchet? and June when carrying oil from In the new State Legislation pledged support to Assembly. Labour will have.a cicor majority of at least 33
and possibly
a total of of 65. The Party held on to the 24 It had before and won seven from the Liberal Country Party group plus two from the Coun- try Party, which had governed Victoria since 1950 with Labour support. Five seats remained in doubt, with Labour favoured to take four.
Government,
comed
STAFF CUTS SUGGESTED
Ides no-Iranian
Naguib's Persia. The Rose Mary was carrying the first bulk cargo of Their release has been wel-oil to be brought out of Persia by the public as after the Abaton oilfields were heralding an era of freedom and nationalised. co-operation-Router.
The val
value of the oil cargo is placed at £8,500 and was
for italy.
the contests Persian claim to the right to dispose of the oll and the case. will decido by implication whe owns the oil still. at Abadah.
the The former master of Party Liberal-Country
Washington, Dec. 7.
Rose Mary is Captain Gluseppe coalition rules, the Federal Gov-
The two senior members of Jaffrail. The owners are the Geminen; under Prime Minister
Compania de Navegacion Turezi- Robert G, Menzies, a Liberal, the Senate Foreign. Associated Press.
Committee sald: yesterday that a registered at Panama and U.S. diplomatic and Mutant charterers the Ruzenberg Company of Splez, Switzerland. Security staffs abroad and Router.
too big and should be reduced.
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ANNOUNCING
THE
PRINCESS
Vatican City, Dec. 1 Pope Plus today received in]"^2 New Yoris, Dec. 7. Four hundred mourners Coincident with their
audience Msgr. John Kavanagh, Com-Apostolic Administrator a bartender's mourned dog, et mitten reported there are 184 Dunedin, New Zealand, and and the funeral of Nightlife, wichts, a Senato-Houso
New Jersey
Gestraldo City',
242 American civilians worklig| Mogr.
Rotrin Atlantle
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