THE``CHINA_MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOBER · 10, 1955***
Butler's Monetary Policies
NAZI BOOKS REMOVED
Frankfurt, Oct. 9.
A group of West German Publishers fonight tnok the law in their hande and forelly removed from the # and at the book fair liere a number of books on National Selalium,
hud
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The publishers repeatedly but vainly pealed to the organisern of the fair for the moval of the books, which 1. cluded
volume by Alfred Rosenberg, famOUS Nez corel!elan.-France-
France On
Threshold
Of Crisis
Paris, Oct. 9.
Premier Rear Former French
Pleven said today that France
"
<101 the threshold of a Kat anional crista"
which "en langers all of her overseas possess.ons,"
M. Pleven, addresing the con gress of his left-centre UUSI
of the erixi Party, spoke Mmocen ark Algeria and of the recent vote of the United Nations General Assembly. placing the Algerian question on its agenda.
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ed that the French Governme should urge the UN Asambly to discuss the "danger to pence" of radio brane.cast beamed la North Afties from Cuiro. Spanish Morocco and Budapest, Real Contribution
Attacked
Unwise & Unfair Says Gaitskell
Margate, Oct. 9.
Mr Hugh Gaitskell, former Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, charged here tonight the Conservative Government had allowed Britain to drift into economic troubles by its "free-for-all policies."
The Government, Mr Gatiskell said,
made matters worse by a budget last April
"which was as unwise as it was unfair."
COLOMBO PLAN
MEETING
Lord Reading
Leaves
For Singapore
London, Oct. 9.
"New they tell us that the only way out is to cut public expenditure," he added.
Mr Gaitske, who was speak- ing at a Labour mecting here on the eve of the opening of the Party's annuel conference declared: "It 19 tomorrow,
Te Investment in the nation- alised Industries which is to be attacked-ven though they In- clude key
of the industries country whose expansion in vitál tu our whole economy."
Foolish
Labour's attitude was that if Lord Reading. Minister of spending had to be cut back because of the "foolish" policies State for Foreign Affairs, of Mr Butier, Chancellor of the should be the who will lead the British Exchequer, delegation to the meeting of
value to the community now or spending which is of the least
in the future."
HARDING SAYS GOODBYE
TO LENNOX-BOYD
Field Marshal Sir John Harding (left), Lady Harding, Mr Alan Lennox - Boyd (Stcretary for the Colonies) and Mr George Sinclair (Deputy Governor of Cyprus) photo- graphed at London Airport before Sir John left for Cyprus to take up the post of Governor. -Reuterphoto.
Reorganisation Of US FARMER
Indian States
New Delhi, Oct. 9.
he consultative committee f the Colombo Plan to be
A vast plan to redraw the map of India, re- held in Singapore from October 17 to 22, left Lon-by Sir Anthony Eden last May, ducing the number of its states from 29 to 16, was don Airport tonight for had been delayed until now. published here today by the Indian Government.
Singapore.
11c sold that he would stay one night in Singapore and hen go on to Djakarta, the Indo- nesian capi, al, or four days.
He said: "I have not been He said: "The disarmament of there before, that is one of the the airwaves could be the real reasons why i am going. It is
the only
one of the the United almost con budots of
re-establish- Colombo Plan countries I have Nallons to the
shall be having North not vial.ed.
discussions Informa)
there. I Imagine 4 will be seeing the inconesian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister."
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A geria, necesserity
peace
Pleven also Anid "As for should act We
necure of Being bad Frenchmen these Musiem Algerians who express
preierence for a federal solu- tion {to the Algerian prob- lem).
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Nearing End
Discussing the possible 'nes the Singapore meeting would lake, Lord Reading said that he Colombo Plan was near.ng the end of its 5.x-year period.
the decide
toward a "We have to discuss
hat of a future of it. We did dominion, than to see last year principle that
Info institu- would have to go on....I don'
likelihood of {;LT; s which, ctuce.vel fur hink there is any Metroplic,AL France, are to alteration in the structure." 1o. necessar ly nuaped to the
"The coun ries taking part in anci special the plan ali seem quite sailsßed psychological fruitions of the Moslems. with the way it is working," the
Minister concluded.-Reu.cr. France-Presse.
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Mr Galtskell said that if the Brilish general election called
Labour would have won.
The plan was drafted by a States Reorganisa-
Because of the economiction Commission of three, including a former.
situation, "we should certainly
not have had so much opathy,"
he said.
Butler, who has switched
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"That quick change artist Mr suddenly from fairy godmother 10 stern father, now says that the creult squeeze is meant hurt. Why didn't he say last May? Mr Goltshell added, -Reuter,
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CHURCH MEETING
to
30
ON CYPRUS
Archbishop Makarios, bead of the Church, will preside at the meeting, which will follow a sceret session of the Ethrarchy's inner cabinot,
The session
SPENDS DAY WITH KHRUSHCHEV
Moscow, Oct. 9.
CHURCHILL'S WARNING
Anglo-American Drift Fatal
New York, Oct. 9.
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Sir Winston Churchill said in recorded speech broadcast here. tonight that if Britain and the United States were tempted to drift away from their "strong, bold and united front" it would lead to a "catastrophe - such as mankind has never known."
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He recorded the speech for broad- casting to the annual dinner of Freedom House on the occasion of receiving the organisation's annual award.
Tuc award, a plaque, waa accepted on his behalf by Sir Roger Makins. the British Ambassador.
After reviewing some past mt:ca in Anglo-American rett lions, Sir Winston sald when the two nations had s bod together things had gone "more or less right" for them.
Owe To Unity
"Whenever
we have drifted apart in the presen' century, we have met with calamity and we have had to come closer together from dcs- save ourselves truction," he said.
to
"What
improvement
there
may have been during the past few
international years in affairs, we owe to the unity of the Western world, and to the
have made sacrifices wo
strong, bold maintain
united front,
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and
con-
"II this improvement An American farmer who spent tinues, there may well be felt a day with Mr Nikita Khrush on either or both sides of the to drift chev, Soviet Communist Party Atlantic, a temptation Secretary, at his Crimean sea-apart again, and for nations to Nothing their own side villa today described his
way. £o unique experience as "very could be more disastrous than pleasant."
that, and it would surely lead
imankind his never dealer in hybrid maize seed such as at Coon Rapids, Iowa, is be known. lieved to be the first Westerner to visit the Soviet Communist chief at his home.
Supreme Court Judge who have been touring India Mr Roswell Garst, a former and sooner or later to a catastrophe for the past three months to study the possibilities
of changing state boundaries to group together peoples using the same languages.
The Government has not yet areas will not have a separate the state but will continue to be announced its decision on
as at present by all the President of India through. Commission's report, but is ex- 'administered
almost to accept pected
the Governor of Assam. the recommendations in full.
bo New boundaries will drawn on the basis of language,
Rejected
culture; economic and adminis In the northwest bordering
trave considerations, and
Pakistan,
the
claims of the
telephone call
In
Kishinev, he is now
"It is probably true to any
Zurich Women
Want
K
Vote
Zurich, Oct. D.
of Zurich
Mos! women
aged over 20 want female Swizerland, suffrage In though they disagree on the extent of the vats they want the results of a poli showed. But
Are
If they eventually to got the vote. among only a referendum the all male electorato can hive it to them,
And he men of Zurich. have refused to give their womenfolk the suffrage on since soveral occasions 1919. Chloa Mail Special.
Algerians
Issue
Warning
New York, Oct. 9.
that our two countries are closes Algerian Nationalists today
today than they have ever been from before. That is the most algai-warned the American Secretary Moldavia, where ficent fact of this postwar era, of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, sald, her Garst and so long as it
We need fear no fues so, that any "Intervanilon" by the tion to visit Mr Khrushchev's Freedom House was founded North Atlantle Treaty Organi-
sation into Algerian Black Sea home while touring in 1941 as "a symbol and centre
"only
The Tivita-
extend
affairs the
the southern Soviet Union as the strugs one of the Algerian war and reinforce our
the corn-growing regions of
part of an exchange of Soviet and American farmers.
Seven Hours
placc boundaries of the days of Sikhs for I Punjab-speaking ******* British rule in India which, the state have been rejected" in
in w only favour of a larger and stronger declared, were report governed by imperial interests Punjab which will include also
foreign, Himachal exigencies
Pradesh Dill stale which
within has Simla
its western border and which faces Tibet to the cast,
or
Uvermicul.
of
Security
Commission adds: the But, The new boundaries must look to the welfare of the state as n whole.
con-
These
Nehru's Appeal
of
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resolution
In
their
the would against of founders was Mr Wendell Wilkie, people's unsuccessful Republican can noble struggle for freedom." didate for president in 1948 and author of the book "One World."
The telegram to Mr Dulles, released to the press by the "Algerian National Movement" here, was signed by Messall leading Algerlan "for. Nationalist now under restricted
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The plaque presented to Sir Hadi, He said he arrived at the vilia
Winston WAS ir.scribed afternoon and stayed for aevotion to liberty, courage in residence in France.
adversity, leadership in viciory."
Mr
Friends In
seven hours. He spent two hours alone with The central emblem on the The telegram said: "We are
of confident that our
America and Asia will naturally ir Roger Makins, accepting come to our ald if the NATO to chcast war the the plaque on
former powers decide behalf from Mr instead of conciliation, colonial-
iam Instead of freedom, Bernard Baruca, the Ambrlean premier's
France-Presse.
Khrushchev and they plaque represents his coat ware joined for dinner by Mrs arms.
eklist and her Khrushchev daughter, aged about 30, and officials, Soviet Government including Mr Anastas Miko
a deputy Premier, Mr Ivan Bengalkton, Minister of V. Mr State Farms, end Mitskevich, acting Agricul peaceful causes as well as in
his role as
Ider statesman, paid tribute to Sir Winston's achievements in
us "a great warrior
ture Minister. chev, in his usual mood, en in a message on behalf of the gged in general pleasantries President said Mr Eisenhower about the Uniles bes
nd been delighted to hear Sir to receive the He described the villa, as "very Winston was
beautiful." and sald the Com-irerdom award-Reuter. munist Party chief told him it
Mr Garst said that Mr Khrush-sent Richard Nixon
""The Indo-China border in Nicosia, Oct. D.
this egon admits of easy in- the defence and The Cyprus Ethnarchy Coun-
filtration and ell-s.preme authority of tho
jac.ry quirements of the region must remain the special Greek Orthodox Church in the
The administrative set-up in
of the central govern- concern should be pri- ment," the considerations colony-meets tomorrow to face! what political observers coil strategie areas
report said. бул , determined "erucini acelsions" on the Cyprus alcerations of national security security in our opinion require
marily question
It explains, when border areas the establishment of a strongerʻ are not under direct control of the centre, it would be safer to and more resourceful unit than
the present Himachal Pradesh, inge and resourceful hurre units.
"The report goes a long way to demands of the salisiy
Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Archbishop called this various language groups, but two Minister appealed tonight over following his second of these will be disappointed the radio to the people of India # to consider the recommendations talk on Friday with Field the Marathis who wanted
the States Reorganisation Marshal Sir John Harding, the wiarathi-speaking state Includ-of new Governor
of Cyprus, ing Bombay, and the Sikhs who Commission on, the remapping
"with dignity." wonted the Punjab formed of of India
which they would have passion or to a state of high formed nearly half the popula- į excitement. Lion.
Mr Nehru sald he himself had Instead, the Sikhs have got a been "a little surprised" at some
the. Commission's larger state which includes the of H mal-speaking hill areas, put-mendations but the report must whole in the ting the Sikhs in minority be considered as
light of what was best for the of one-third.
The
Indians country. report wards
Mr Nehru referred to the against the disruptive dangers
and problems of regionalism arising from the various danger
into fucing the country,, such as the division of the
present spate of floods which be one binding influence it said even as he was speaking suggests that English should were invading the capital. "Wo remain, for the time being, the can only overcome these dancers "Tan variety.
He
ARS ON Political circles said the meeting with Punjabi-speaking, people, asked them not to give way to
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At the meeting tomorrow Archbishop Makarios will report to the Ethnarchy on details of his talks with the Governor, in- cluding the latter's replies on | behalf of the British govern- |ment.--Reuter. ·
BIG FOURlinguis le unis
?
country
language of higher education,
If we hold together and do not allow corruptive tendencies to STOW,"
was built by a Russlar duke
before the revolution.
Very Valuable
CONNIN
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Maryknoll
Founder
the
Dies
Sibelius
Award
For German
The
Helsinki, Oct. 9. Finnish "W:-nurl" Foundation today awarded its "Sibellus" music prize to the Grman composer, Paul Hinde- mith, at a ceremony in Helsinki University.
Mr Khrushchev believed recom-
exchange of Soviet and Ameri can farmers was very valuable and was interested in further The Soy.ci terder exchanges.
The prize, worth 7,500,000 also talked about sending ca-
Fin-marks (about $30,000) was gincers to the United States
New York, Oct. 9.
unded two years ago when
awürde. to shortly to study production
The founder of the Maryknoll
Veltl there of hybria maize which S'sters dod today at St Vincents Finnish composer Jan Sibelius, shows more Art
Arish than the Hospital of an undisclosed all-who then gave h's name to the
ment. She way 73.,
prize. It is awarded every two An internationally Mother foundress Mary Joseph years to are extremely anxious to
famous composer. learn. I
haven't been any autored the hospital yesterday.
She founded the famed Roman place yet without finding a
onary
order 01 Catholic miss
The Wihuri Foundation ala group of people who want to discuss practical com-growing women in 1012. The order now awarded two prizes worth to methods,"
Fin-marks Garsi
23,000,000 com- 1,100 members moking it the gather mented.
largest American Roman Catholic over
professor $30,000 to mitsibutry said Russia might be willing women's English by Hindi 'should be so, the state and central legislatures. He und 110,000 dollara (about Members are stationed threogh-tive research work into
order Valve Hovi to allow him to con-
. Paris, Oct. 10.
£35,700) to purchase Amoris out the world and about 20 of atom at very low temperatures can hybrid maize seed to boost them were British, American and French vrcutm from the point of view tiers could satisfy everybody"
Imprisoned by the and to buy the necessary equip here today of social and political inter- he said we have to find what experts will meet
Communista, Urilled ment for the Aabo University. drive-China Mali Chinese its form (Monday) to continuo
Franco-Presie. pre-ce between different parts is good for the county as a
Special. parations for the conference of of the country and that the whole, and what has the largest
of agreement Ministerstandards of higher education in measure Big Four Foreign starting at dereva on October the Government
do not suffer.
support... to
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The Prime Minister said there Hindi is to repleos English to a limited extent, but it is quite would be plenty of opportunity obvious that replacement of for discussion of the proposals in
phored that there may be ne
rush through the left in
Light Of Unity
arid
Macmillan, the United States Assam, Orissa Rajasthan, state, of high excitement Much
to
in
Mr
Press,
Unsuspected Murders
Chiengo, Oct: 9.
The experts will carry on the time to complete the reorganisa- "We have to consider the work they began in Washing-Urn before the January, 1957, problem in the light of the ton last month before the New general elcetions.
unity, strength and prosperity York meeting between the The six n sues proposed of India. Western Ministers, the British in the repor tres Hunjab, Uttar "We cannot decide problems Dr Louis Regan, a doctor, ind
Mr. Haroid Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal by appeals to passion or in a Foreign Secretary,
Vidarbha Secretary
Madhyd less can we decide anything by of State, Mr John Bombly, Fos'er Dulles, and the French Pradeshi, Kerala Karnataka, a wandering away from demo-
M. Antoine Hyderabad,
Madras, crafle and constitutional pro- Andhra Foreign Minister,
Jammu and
cesiva. Kachmir While
the state would therefore earnestly that deciding Following Instructions from
ahall be largely their
to everyone in India to Ministers, the exports will boundaries draw up proposals for ruibiting unguistic, the Commission has approach this question with Germany and wetting up a been careful to see that the dignity and forbearance and in European security pact.
security of the country in spirit of dispassionate, con
sideration. This is a hard test The Minister will meet here whole not impaired.
Northwest for us and our future might well on October 14 bo'pert the doni Than In the
on depend on how we face ii and. toliches to the-expartar report, Fetitie red bordering Qhiem MMA (počaka
Blisema : And Chlon, the tribel | deal with, i IW--limitars
7,1
lawyer, said today that un- suspected murders took placo numbers which "onnot be estimated and went und detected because of inade
participation quato medical in the Investigation on deaths, Doctora and lawyers said, there also uncounted num- ware
due to Ro -bers of "deaths
cident, sulcido or natural chums that are erroneously attributed to „mtirdar.!!" W In many case this war becüilso of weakometown-kor Edwa to the
United States pertaining to, Statep than in any comparable; medico legalpos moriem. country in the world. examinations.
A meeting sponsored by the American Medical Association is being held to discute mutual medicat problems much participation in criminal-In vestigation, malpractice sult and expert testimony in the courte
Dr Regan raid that madjenk scherion i participates/50 € Tood effectively in the administra». tion of justion in the United
He said that in many jurisdic
Mons crude doctrines ond the Pradlices ante-daling
of modern achievement. science" were still in effect..
One of theso, he said was "the still extravagant rellence úpon the common sense of jurics, a faith that the ordinary minn can Judge, offhand, mattora which depend on scienting szathod and “itnowledge, de- valoped by a long, somnion of "China Mail Special.