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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1933.
VITAL STEP BY BRITAIN Princess Off WASHINGTON TO
Cabinet To Decide On Trade Policy Liberalising Of Exchanges With European Continent
London, Oct. 25.
The British Government will, decide this week whether it is able to adopt a policy of freer trade with the rest of Europe, according to today's Observer.
Family Is U.N. In Miniature
Tacoma, Wash., Oct, 25. The four children of Air Forge Sergeant and Mrs
Albert Rowe
three different
This independent newspaper's economic correspondent wrote: "In spite of a crop of wish- ful rumours from the Continent that Britain has | already resolved to liberalise more private trade with Europe, no decision has in fact been taken yet by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr R. A. Butler.
"It is likely that the question will be settled at a Cabinet meeting tomorrow or Tuesday. This would give Mr Butler time to prepare for the meeting of European Finance Ministers which begins in Paris on Thursday.
represent Britain 1 st.) in debt to they "Uncertainly about America's nationali- Eurognan Payments Unon to the fatture
extent nearly tii Observer
The children are Jimmy, aged i Reven Jofrel էլ holl, 1 native lead eut. Texan; Ferry, 48 and a halt. who was To th
German
will
economic polleles
Mr Butler's £200,000,000, reinforce
ather ut the Paris correspondent major argument
meeting — the need for Europe, with fritain, to keep an open mind on the best way to achieve currency convertibility and freer payments and to use this year
or careful cogitation.
"In recent months this defcit two shrinking very slowly, lower
t spite of
parents after the war, Philip, four pul half, of Japanese- American parentigge; and Kath- priem, have been high and ex- Jeen, 21 mths, als Japanese ports have bekend except to Americnu
the duller area.
and a
a strictly bookkeeping till www.beralisalon to- Wired:
Raitope would mean
1
| teilen.
Howe's private "meltina: pot” came about after tiny had been mrried for five years -doctor toki... them....hey never could have children of thetr own.
"The British Government concerned to make it clear this
week that there has never been any question of take it or leave it about
Commonwealth the
teal work of increasing the EPU{plans as presented to European
"Estat Thin
fecision 1
"If we can't have Our DWIL,
regarded in Eurogu As crucial we'll topt them," they sail.
First eine Jimmy, si orption, to the future course of Baropent
eronomiy tusoperation. was opted is Texas who
"If the answer t Later Rowe served in Berlin,
governments.
"Its own
Ideas o
it, p
parte ly, are sol fluid, and would Peter European gov
It
ernments also to remain open- the time
mat
the minded and to use They adopted a 13-month-old Commenter enunters y they still left to them to try to think
would I encouraged to abining orphan named Ferry,
collectively a way of com- Rowe went oversčas again atʼon with their own efforts to bind the essenilala of the
with the the outbreak of the Korean war | expant through bei all: atory plan
advantages of and win joined by his fandly in|12|
present squita mariellons.
European
pay- They had not been Toky
ments yem.” tthe Observer correspondent concluded, Disse long when Kathleen, who
China Mall Speelul, had been left on the duorstep
"If Pn. They claims to of a Buddhist temple, came to foresee was end to three years live in the Rowe house. The family circle was complete with work through OFEC and a
the addition of Philip, who had been in Yokohama foundling
home,
Of the four Joumy
Pomy
cl
20001
A FACT
protect.unist
ri ang tide restrictions in Europe.
LABOUR ACCUSATION
Haslings, Oct. 25. Mr Arthur Bottomley, former Socialist Secretary for Overseas "This may be an over-simpil-Trade, today accused the Gov- children, only untion, but & is a fact that an ernment of neglecting Common- Unitext Slates encouraging gesture from wealth trade
and losing tradi- important Will Le Brian wauth bring
tional markets. for Ir papers, political and psychological ad- stat kase are top gears rad utages in mir relations with Commonwealth Governments. Lefore Kathleen and Philp van
European goverrsnents.
Without 11. Mr Buther's heron e cik.ze: It required an
le reissure then tut Act of Congress to bring them
| Bintan is stifl concerned to United States, --China] „ANNOUN Into the
maintain the so-called, collective Mat Special.
japproach between the Common-
wealth and Europe in dealing These countries were largely
elgede da Alle
he said. feared that Britain would end bulk-buying and that: they would no innger be assured of long-term markets In the United Kingdom,
To France
The Duchess of Kent and her daughter, Princess Alexan- dra, walk to the plane at London Airport on Oct. 17 to fly to Paris. The Princess is staying in France for a few weeks, brushing up on her French and seeing the sights. — Central Press Photo.
Casey Says Rhee's Attitude Based On Misunderstanding
Madras, Oct. 25.
HỒNG KÔN
SPEND MORE ON STAGE CLUB
CIVIL DEFENCE
Washington, Oct. 26.
The United States Civilian Defence Adminis- trator, Mr Val Peterson, said today Congress would be asked next year to appropriate $650,000,000 for civilian defence about 14 times as much as it approved for this year.
He said in a radio interview that the $650,000,000 would be used to stockpile medical and engineering items, fire-fighting equipment and electric generators, and to match money put up by the States for their civilian defence needs.
The Civilton Defence---Al- ministration had asked this year for $125,000,000, but Congress appropriated only $40,600,000.
A private Amerlenn research Kroup sald today that the United States could if necessary raise its defence spending to as much n $75,000,000,000 a year by 1958 without causing serious damage 10 the nation's economy.
The
research National Planning Association, sald the study was made to find
group.
the
Reply To Critics Of U. N.
London, Oct. 23. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, the Home Secretary, today give his out only what could be done answer to people who say the to establh the peace net whit should be done.
Kulture
The Association described it-tuvirsged in the Aftanile Charter
non-profit, 15 4
and the United Nations non-
"must be blamed on the inadequacy of for
the United Nations Itself." -
self
political
economic study,
organization
TAX INCREASES
The report said that crease by 1956 to
The organisation, he told a meeting in Trafalgar Square,
an in-cannot do more then it mem
maximum bers will let it,
of $75,000,000,000 would require tax increases yielding $15,000,- "The General Aembly can- 000,000 more than the Govern- not give renders to countries, but ment's
Present revenue, Committee sald.
make the can only
tions.
Such increases would probably,
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recommenda- | been received
R.B. GOODWIN, Numerous enquiries having 3 further supply has been ordered. have to come mainly from sales is true that the member countries undertake to enrry out
As the supply will be the Security Limited intending There would also have to be the decisions of at least limited economic con-Council, but that Council cannot chasers are asked to place
reach decisions unless the five their orders immediately. trols designed to curtol cecurity spending by and the public.
taxes.
nan-
business great powers responsible for the
maintenance
The Committee said some in- [agreement. crease in the standard of living could be
of peace are in
"We all know how difficult it
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pur.
expected even under has been to reach agreement SOUTH CHINA MORNING
it
this programme, but that would be less than one per cent a year. Reuter.
Mr. R. G. Casey, Australia's Minister for Ex-Demand By
ternal Affairs, said today South Korea's objection to India's membership on the Korean political con- ference was based on a "complete misunderstand- ing" by Dr Syngman Rhee, the South Korean President.
Dr Rhee misunderstood the Indian Govern- ment's ideology and India's attitude of mind to- wards Communism, he declared. 'Copter Provided An with the United States are bound responsible for the present im-
"Anyone who knows India is to sound rather hollow and un-provement in the sterling creas' convinced that the Government Easier. Way convincing."
Oberver gold and dollar reserves, he of India Is strongly anti- Straubing. Det. 25. Correspondent declared.
added.
Communist; although India has "The same applies to the argu- United States Army vers
Mr Bottomley pointed out at chosen to adopt a middle of the and German ufeials and antient he my be expected to put & political meeting that Britain's road policy internationally to-
Paris that expan- gold and dollar holdings of wards Communism," to put 7,40-metre | Jarwad in
Mr Casey (about 22-foot) cross, weighing sionist policies, both at home and £880,000,000 this August com- said. three hundredweight, on top of in overseas trade, are Europe's pared unfavourably with the a new church here.
Itat defence against the figure of £1,381,000,000 in "This does not mean that
June, 1951, when the Labour India-has-any--sympathy An-army-helicopter picked up threatened American recession.
with from
the Party was in power. "This danger, although a sports liet
the international aims of Com-
engy way
the cross
and flew it to the church lover, Ministers may decide to say Sir Winston Churchul had munism. No country has more It was fixed to the boy while nothing about it in their Enfl
Es bound being held by the helicopter -- | communique, China Mad Specnt.
uppermost In their minds.
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to be
claimed that Britain was no to lose by the international lenger living on loans or doles, success of Communism than but it was well to remind him India". that the Conservative Govern-
ment had received £143,000,000 He said India had a very in American defence akxi. The great fund of goodwill in the Labour Government of two United States and "it would be
Bru received years
only tragic if the diffeulty about £71,000,000 of such nid.---Reu- India's
the tor.
AMERICA
ORDERS
MYSTERES
Maubeuge, Oct. 25.
on membership Korean political conference were polson Indo-
to be allowed 10
American relations."
New
Mr Casey, who has been is Inella for the Colombo Plan's Consultative Committee meeting In
Delhi, added that prisoners of war in Korea were subject bq great strain and stress and many of them held very strong views against
Communism
IL was understandable that
The French Secretary of State prisoners refusing repatriation
for Air. M. Louis Christiaens,, showed great reluctance to go
before "explainers from their
Died At Wedding Breakfast
Belacea. Stelly, Oct. 25.
Antonino Pullara...aged. 17, died dancing at a wed- ding breakfast here.
His partner in a quick
screamed kiep
when he went limp in her arms, and the orchestra stopped.
an
A doctor sall the guest's death
Was due to apoplepilo t brought on by dancing too fast China Mall Special.
Dowsers'
Congress
Set
Dijon, Oct. 25. The French Federation of Dowsers. Water Diviners and Mental Telepathists, at a national congress here, today
demanded legal status for. their profession and
up an authorised scale of fees for their services,
The followers of the divining" rod voted to charge companies and localities 15,000 francs and Individuals 8,000 francs, plus travel costs and living expenses. M. Max Bourcard, 60-year-old dean of the dowsers, gave—e- four-hour demonstration at the congress, which is taking place the Department of Cote d'Or.
Former
Minister Foreign Jean Masson, a nailonal deputy and the mayor of Dijon, wel- comed the delegates and hoped that the diviners would soon win the passage of a law grant- ing them legal stutus in France. -France-Presse.
in
Mikoyan Promises
More Consumer
Goods For Russia
London, Oct. 25.
The Soviet. Trado Minister, M. Anastas Mikoyan, sald today that 225 Mystere bircraft had been ordered from respective sides ard listen to in a speech released for publication today and quoted France by the United States. the arguments of their comby Tass, the official Soviet nows agency, disclosed that
In addition, he said, 71 patriota."
Ouragan aircraft had been
ordered by India since July 2.
The Minister revealed that he
Wan
TROOPS PRAISED
the Soviet armament industry has begun to turn out pots and pans, bedsteads, bicycles and other consumer goods for the home market.
M. Mikoyan told Soviet trade officials on October 17 that consumer goods were now being produced "to a large extent in works und factories controlled by nearly all defence." Ministries, including that of aircraft production and
due to sign a contract in The prisoners do not know three weeks for 10 Nord Atlas they will not be subjected to aircraft for Brazil
any compulsion, he added. In all, he unid. these orders would bring more than U.S.$149 dian custodian forces in Korea, Praising the work of the In- million to French Industry.
to the Australian Foreign Minister Ho urged manufacturers
"India has shown the He said that of the 3,445,000 Fion of heavy industry than of drop production of out-dated said:
think bicycles the Soviet Union plan- cotaunier goods production. types and to concentrate on greatest patience and I
K.B. General
ned to produce in 1955, 500,000 technical Lieutenant prototypes, whose
Chairman
would be made by the defence the aerial held Thimmaya, superiority in the
Neutral Nations Repatriation industry. Committee, would be well ad- vised to continue his persuasive tactics which, I feel sure, will
had been proved by tests. France-PresSE,
New Dock Union succeed in the end."
Threatened
off
Mar Catey described the appointment of Mr Arthur Dean
fn
out- than the Juli
M. Malenkov, the Though Prime Mialster, announced August that more emphasis He said that of 330,000 re- would be placed on the of consumer goods frigerators to be made In 1968, put 110,000 would be produced by originally intended, the defence industry and 00,000 extent of this switch-over was made known only in the pre- by the aviation industry,
M. Mikoyan
said that more sent report. es United States special envoy than half the kitchen utensils
Household goods will be the to the Panmunjom talks as a manufactured in Russin in 1955 Washington, Oct 25.
course, according to the tables M. Almost a third of New York'a od choice and sald Ho way the would be produced by airerats clef bercitaries of the new Mikoyan presented to Soviet dookers now belong to the new arrange conditions for holding
one who would negotiate and plants.
OF 10,000,000 metal bedsteads trade officials. toolworkers' union founded by the Korean political conference. to be made in the same year.
Productos af kitchenware is American Fedoration
4,200,000 wou'd be con'ributed
to be almost twice es Fargo as Labour, according to AFL, Pre- Mr Carey arrived from by aircraft factories and 600,000 anvisaged by the Stalles plan, and Bichent George Meaney today.
Mean tald that mot Indon Bombay this morning. He will would be contributed by arma- the orput of sewing machines
stay for two days in Colomboment industries. SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD.-Across: 1 Ballad, 5 Scrap, 8
television hind radio sets is to be Pelt, 9 Opined, 11 Anvil, 12 Result, 14 Sure, 20 Trent, 10 nut intend to suppres the old before, flying on to Singapore,
Mikoyan's report also more than double that of the one, but would provide New Yor
light on forkdinal directive. Amuse, 19 Read, 20 Litter 24 Nalve, 20 Tonics, 20 Tier, 27 lockers wil union that was where he will meet Mr Malcolm shed further
Other increases over the Stalin Style, 28 Remedy. Down: 1 Boon a Lair, 3 Apes, 4 Desiuce, free frem stangarham. He added MacDonald, United Kingdom extens of the changes in the 6 Blatule, @ Revived, 7 Paletto, 10 Negus, 13 Marines 14 time the organizers of the now High Commissioner for South-current five-year plan drawn phey are provided for furniture, blcycles and similar Subaldy, 16 Replete, 17 Raven, 19 Rotter, 21 Toro, 22 lg, 28unton had been threatened with coft Asia, He will then return up during Stalin's lifetime and clothing. Espy..
reprisals-France-Presse.
to Australia,Reuteri
providing for a larger expan-articles of everyday use.—Reuter,
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of
between these five powers-the United Kingdom, America, Russia, France and China."
Sir David Maxwell Fyfe said people should remember that "this great experiment" was still in its infancy-Reuter,
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