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RELAX I
DAKS
'THE FAMOUS CONFRUT "IN ACHEN TRAUKIAS
Whiteaways
HONGKONG J KOWLOON
FEARS OF U.S.-CHINA CRISIS New Bid
The 5-Year Plan Sequel To
R
USSIA'S new Five Year
Plan is significant not merely Беспиве of ita seemingly fabulous produc- tion targets, but because it provides blueprint of Soviet policy.
consumer
To ROME Geneva
THIS...
Deadlock
Washington, Jan. 23.
The United States is preparing for the possi- bility of a new series of crises with Communist China over Formosa,
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It is clear there la to be no ensing off of the conecatra- tion
development on
of "heavy industry" which has been a
salient feature of every Five Year Plan since the first. It la true there is a promise-made regularly Well-informed sources today of coming increase in were gloomy In their $159053- the supply of
ment of the chances of reaching goods Provision
penceful is also
settlements with the made for a great upsurge in
Chinese during the current am- bangndors negotiation9 agricultural production,
Geneva. The output of collective farma is to be increased by 100 per cent target which requires realisation if Khrushchev's fears about the inadequacy of Soviet food supplies are to be Kilayed
Nevertheless, the emphasis is still on the development of heavy ludustry, Hustrated by the declaration that "the
BUT NO ATTACK planned growth of Socialist production ensures au In- The danger of a worsening of
relations crease of approximately 60 Sino-American
the Communists per cent in the national In-real, althou come during the five year full-scale Formosa attack in the were not expected to launch a period; the real wages of inmediate future, as this would factory and office workers mitomatically bring will go up by about 30 perpower of United cent on the average."
THE gap between 60 per cent
expressed their deep concern that the new deadlock - arising from Peking's fusal to include the Nationalists' island stronghold in a proposed celal celaration renouncing force - might
be followed by new diplomatic and propaganda offensives against the United States linked with Increased military "nuisance" activity in the Formosa Struit,
WOS
to
the full Slates navaj and nit forces in the ares tu the defence of the Nationalists,
But at least three courses oft action were possible to the Cher nad 30 per cent is almost munist decided to ingrense their exactly the same as for the pressure for a reversal of the Jast
States five year period a United
position at the surplus that is being taken
Geneva
talks,
gecarding away from the producers,
usually reliable sources.
These were said to be: Part of it represents the Rofuket incomes of the members of Safes civilians det..ined in to reliste Walter the vast "state apparatus" China
00 despite
agreemen which has taken the place that all desiring repatriation of the old "capitalist ex- should be permitted ploiters." Part represents This would enable the armaments, but part also munists to put the United
States in the posliton rejecting u "sterihelng"
citizens by which the Peking regime
"no force" pledge was trying to convince the world,
represents the determina tion of the Soviet regime to go on increasing production for its own sake, nt the ex- pense of the producers.
This determination in motivated by the desire to overtake and surpass the most economically deve loped capitalist countries as regards ou.put per head of population. According to Marxist theory it should have happened long since. The fact that it has noi happened makes the Com- munist lenders no less deter- mined, at whatever cost to the workers, to bring it to
able offer.
new
to Icave,
Com-
of
Rome, Jan. 23.
The Holy See may
professional
condemin
boxing
GE
D
MAY CONDEMN 'NOT RESIGNING'
mandment "Thou shalt not
kill' and called for the use of brutal violence,
result of studies by Roman | Professional boxing, Father Catholle
Boschi said, theologians and
the only moralists, an unofficial Catho sport which had as one of le source said tonight,
its principal objects that of Catholic
depriving the adversary this source moralists,
Dj said, felt that
consciousnes professional
**knock- boxing could not be justified from a moral point of view. A noted Jeruli Father, Alfredo
Boschi, said recently in
an
article in La Palestra Del Clero (The Tribune of the Clerau) that professional boring was an illicit activity because it violated the com- Į
'Aid India'
Call By Gaitskell
London, Jan, 24,
particularly Asia, was a reason- The British Labour lead- r. Mr Hugh Gaitskell, said anti-American last night that Britain had diplomatic and propaganda a moral obligation to help campsgin which would signal a India get on "the escalator return to the bitter days of the Fur East cold war
of progress." |★ Renewed an intensified mill- iary activity in the Formosa area, studing heavier artillery,
und the deployment of mainland forces threatening an Imminent invasion of Formoan or the neighbouring Pescadore: Intelligence reports reaching Washington n'ready have in dicated heavy military construc
ralds
Speaking at a dinner given by the Indian Journalists Asso- mark India's Re- cition to
sald Public Day. Mr Gaitskell Britain should play la part in helping India and other coun- tries in the second phase of the Colombo Plan.
of the Gov-
It must be part
claims
of the
under-
paas. So far as the Kremlin 011 on the mainland, the exin's policy to see to it that is concerned the workers don southward of the Com-developed countries are met must produce more per head munists' coastal airfeld system just as much as other claims at
re-grouping of Com-
held at the
home."
he said. The ainner,
so that Marx shall be justi-unist armies facing Formosa Criterion Restaurant, Picadilly.
fed.
BUT
nd the
Leif
was presided over by Mr John The State Department's state- Buch, President of the Indian ment on Saturday reviewing the lstery of Sino-American rela- Hans since
Geneva laiks the
UT to the non-Communist world there is another, and even more important reason for this insistence by the opened last August clearly pul
wps
Lo
the
Journalis Association.
DYNAMIC OUTLOOK
out "
bu
Only the most serious reasons could justify exposing oneself
er others to permanent injury. And among such reasons, it would not be just to include the desire for gain and glory. Ecclesiastical authorities,
article continued, are not un-
ANTI-POLIO
VACCINE FOR ROYAL CHILDREN?
10
London, Jan. 23. The Queen will decide, "like any other mother", whether
sive Prince Charles and Princess Anne Britain's
htw
Balk-type polio viscine, Buckingham Palace sources szki louby.
An article in the London newspaper, Dally Sketch, suggested that vaccinatiua of the Royal children could do more for the newly developed pollo scrum
than "any amount of Ministry of Health propaganda”,
"This is something only the Queen can decide," said a Palace spokestuan today, "It is an catirely personal matter for the Queen deelde,
other any mother decides, if she will have her children In- oculated against a distapo," -United Press,
the
Lord Home, Secretary of Con- TORTURED TO
the Communists on nollee that monwealth Relations, proposing Soviet rulers that the State
the United States abond accumulate, at the preu
not the toast to the Indian Republic, prepared
submit expense of the living aton-threat of war or abandon lis spoke of his recent tour in the
Commonwealth. as the
to
612148 of the people, vast protection of Formosa economic reserves, Thoy prico for
are required for export. In Peking.
various forms-for sale, for
Investment and for econo- mic aid.
agreement
'WASTING BREATH'
with
DEATH
He was laughter when he said, appar- ently in reference to the recent visit to India of Soviet leaders Marshal Nicolai Bulganin and
greeted by Loud WIDOW CLAIMS
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SAYS HARDING
i
To Solve Armament Problems
New York, Jan. 28. The United Nations Dis-
Denies Row With Eden Over Cyprus armament Commission to-
London, Jan. 23.
day agreed to set its five- member sub-committee in
As soon
Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Governor of Cyprus, motion, again denied heatedly in a television interview tonight that he prasible to make a new Intended to resign because of a "row" with Sir Anthony effort to resolve East-West Eden.
differences on arms limita- tion.
untrue
He declared that newspaper { In his television interview, the reports alleging this ware Governor said there was no con-
certainly
and
quite flict between his policy and that monstrous,"
of the Government. Sir John Harding said the Sir John said he had to take reporis merely gave currency into account all the interests and to broadensis by the anti-views of the communly. In- British Athens radio, leging cluding
large Turkish that he had been in conflet | minority, with the Government,
He was being Interviewed in A British Broadcasting Car- poration office by Mr Woodrow Wyci, a
the last minister in Labour Government.
CABINET TALKS
*The Governor had
the
carlier
USABLE IN WAR
The Governor replied "hardly at all" when asked whether the
errorism reduced the effective- ness of Cyprus as a base,
"I think it will continue to function and my belief is it will be fully usable in war za well," he added.~Reuter,
CALIFORNIA DISASTER
'Train Was Going
today met Sir Anthony Eden mindful of the fact that
for the third time in four days.
Later number
Prime Minister of practising Catho-reported to his cabinet on their lica have been or are profes-talk which concerned the con- sional boxers,
stitutional future of Cyprus. Furthermore many devout Today's meeting between the Catholics and even Catholic Governor and the Prime Minis priests have lent their tacit ter took place against a back- consent to this sport in the
ground of rumours suggesting absence of any specific pro- that Sir John Harding might hibition.
resign over the Government's
through disagreement handi- of ing
the Cr
Cyprus issue. Government officials denied these
Los Angeles, Jan. 23. but Sir John roporis, Herding repeted
POECO today Emplotnded the them in, even plainer terms in bla televisione tape of the train, whlou appearance.
crisbed in California yesterday kiling:29 people, and, injuring 142
The article concluded by point-
Out ing
that even Catholic newspapers have wrsisted โท "deforming the conscience" of Catholics by giving publicity to a sport which is contrary to the precepts of religious and natural law--Neuter.
Dock Strike Latest TROOPS MAY MAN
Too Fast'
Negotiations on time and Piplomatic channels but usually nlace will be conducted through
reliable sources seld that the sub-committee would probably meet in London at the end of February.
The
Commission decided to coll on the sub-committee, mnde up of Britain, the United States, France, the Soviet Union and Canada to make an in-
erim report after six weeks to the full 12 member body,
All
members agreed that this report should not signal an end of the sub-commitice's work, which should continuo uninterrupted.
Mr Arkady Sobolev, the Soviet delegate.
used today' meeting. which the West had hoped would be purely pro cedural, to
Russian repeat charges that Britain, the United States and France had obstructed agreement by "back- ing out of previous positions when the Soviet Union advanced half way to meet them
NEVER GIVE UP HOPE
today The Commision met for the first time since the General, Assembly and heard a warning from the United States The train, carrying service that on a solution of the London and after nis
John Harding few into men end-week-enders from Bagmament - problem - could Intesi discussions on the lands future
'NO CONFLICT
Diego,, tried to lakesurve well hinge preservation of the
with undue speed last night, human race, Archbishop the Santa Fe Railroad announe Mr Henry Cabot Lodge,
on the scene today heard frainman of the Commision.
made the statement as chair
keeps @
continuous record of the
Makarios, leader of the Greeked omdialty photographer United States reprezentative,
Cypriots union with GJEONG A
(Enosis) movement.
offered to
Press
During these tulko Bitsin ha. /officials say that the tape, which For this reason we here of THE WHARVES determination "some tunes but per hour at the 10-degree curve hope and do all we can to, trans- give Cypriots self-train's speed, registered 71 miles all people must never give up
Canberra, Jan. 23. Australian servicemen were reported today to be ready to
to the wharves to shift essential cargoes if 24,000 waterside
move
hus been unwilling to accede to the Greek Cypriots' demand that a time table be fixed for this,
Moroccans
workers decide to continue Saw 'Omens
their nation-wide strike.
The
followed reports appeal by the Prime Mr Roberi Menziza strikers to take their to the Federal Court.
an
Minister the **
dispute Arbitration
day-
His appeal came after long Cabinet discussions on the effects the strike could have on Australia's trade balance
Of Death'
bare
yesterday, aged
where a 35-mph limit was im- lafe that hope into concrete posed.
agreement," he said. Police
Chief
William A.
The Commission met in ac- Parker ordered the tope
im cordance with
resolution pounded, to be turned over to passed by the General Assembly the Interstate Commerce Com-
which
called for continua.fon mission.
of negotiations in the five- power sub-committee act up by the Commission two years ago."
The
An inquest will be held next
Fred
the sub-corged that the
work.
The Sante Fe President Mr
Gurley
blaried
continue the Trash on "excessive speed search for agreement on a dis- on a curve. We are unable to armament plan and that, as ini- - understand how the accident
dal
steps,
should give to President C occurred," he said, "There was a
"open skies? seasoned man
at the controls ing military blueprip's
plan for and it is an
mutual
acrial inspection and the proposal of the Soviet Union for establishing control posts at Erategic centres.
and
Marrakesh, Jan. 24. Si Thani el Ginoul, Pasha of M-rakech mid leader of million Berber warriors, will be thing."-United Press.
incomprehensible buried here today in a stone mausoleum.
"SEVERAL KILLED" and He died The stop- about 84,
Brussels, Jan 23, M. Andre
The sub-committee page began in 53 ports at mid-
Dubois,
Several people were
killed asked by the General Assembly French Resident General in and injured when two night last night.
trains to study "all such measures of went on strike Morocco, will pay a last tribute collided near here tonight. The dockers
No adequately safeguarded disarm- In dem 1 more pay and bet-
to the powerful Pasha who had further details known-ament as are row feasible."--- been a fer conditions.
faithful supporter of Reuter.
Reuter. France since she set up the Moroccan Protectorate in 1925.
overseas reserves.
MENZIES WARNING
Within a few hours 130 ships were left Idle in 53 ports around the nation
Louis
gir Winston Churchill and one El Ginoul, friend and host to
the
La
with vital export of the richest. men in cargoes of wool and wheat al-world, died on a camp bed
his luxurious ready piling up.
palace
from The Prime Ministér made it
which he had ruled one-eighth clear that the Government did of Morocco's population. no intend to take action im- As nows of his death spread mediately against the strikers through the Arab quarter of but warned that if the dispute Marrakesh last night, super- Paris, Jan. 23.
con inued "its, character as, astitious
Moroccans recalled Madame Louis Renault, widow conflict between arbitræden and "omens of "death" soon in” the Neither was the State Depart-Mr Nikita Krushchev, "I under- of the designer of the "Renault" direct action" the government sky recently when torrential
and ment prepared to consider the stand there have been several car, today set in motion an in- would find itself involved in the rafas, The Soviet rulers have made Communisis
earth tremors demands for visitors to
D
India during this vestigation to prove that her struggle,
frightened the
El Glaoufople. elaar they are convinced Foreign Ministers meeting and season other than mykelt. I husband died
old lion of The government would be re- that the surest basis for the an end to the trade embargo had not a little to say for them-ficted after the liberation of were within its power to uphold steadily weaker after an opera
need not inlk for them. They of torture deliberately
the Atlas inquired to take whatever steps
region" had grown political against the mainland until f of domination is the export of civilians were released and the selves"
Parts in October, 1945.
the principle of arbitration, Hotion for a stomach allment last security of Formosa guarantee: "capital" to under-
The widow of M. Renault the strike would have "evil con-
added warning that if prolonged monthChina Mail Special. developed countries.
Officials sald that Peking was wealth devinence to Common-. development, Lord Home Em-wasting its breath in making said the whole outlook of the has
placed charges against "sequences the Australian piros, in the Marxisthese demands.
Commonwealth Was dynamic con OT Persona unknown" analysis, are based rather
|codnomy"—Reuter, and
who she alleged cold-bloodedly They also pointed to warnings, constructive. economic
tortured her husband in the penetration by President Eisenhower
He hoped British manufac and' than on milltary force-Mr John Foster Dulles, turers would play a very full infirmary of Fresnea Prison To Visit Moscow
the though military force may Secretary would have to come
of. State, the
the part in providing the equipment outside Paris, where he was
Tel Aviv. Jan. 23. Moscow, Jan. 23. - which
needed for her held while awalling triat be always in the back-
Jordan's Arab Legion war rE- with the An authorised oured wald ported today | industrialisation.
alleged. "intelligence what over the Seventh Fleet in the surpluses chemy." ground. for
U80,
today Bat .former
have been French needed.
Formosa Strait if they decided to tel the issue by force.umibed, said Lord Home, never- from
President Vincent Auriol would alerted because of renewed tef for investment oversens · were She said that Result died visit Moscow next month at the sion in Jordan,
cerebral havmorrhage Invitation of Soviet President were arrested yesterday
Several Jordanian students Bovlet imperialism, designed Reuter.
theloes the Commonwealth had resulting from injuries received Marshal Klementi Vorothlloy.—schools in Jordan, were reported and first priorily and India's clakns under woro high,«-France-Presss, 1
Mure France-Presse Franco-Press);
closed today-United Pressport
extension
on
to replace the ald "capitalist" imperialism, re
quires not only a military Four Killed In
potențial, but an economic,
potential. It Sia this Im
periallét economic potential
which is to be created, and
Explosion
Fertile Ear
Rovingo, Jan, 23, A seven-year-old Halion chi'd Cologne, Jan. 23, who complained. of scute« ear- placed at the disposal of The head of the Cologne bomb ache was found to have a grain the Soviet rulers. That is disposal squad and three of his nt com sprouting inside his car why only half of the pair were killed when bomb it was reported from Roving planned rate of increase in they were diamantling blew, up north-west Italy; tode
The 500-pound bomb was
Boviet production is to 20 dropped in Cologne suburbs was taken by his parento 4 The child, lularo)Pedroni, to the Rasulan workers. And durian Allfed war-lime air specialist, He removed the medi that is the real significance reid but it: failed to explode whichi: kind, starindar: Pamboater [of the new Five Year Plan: FTAST ETS
for
for
New Tension
In Jordan
10
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2. Hamburg, Jan. 23. Civil servants look undignified
It
in kiite, a cour
"court has "ruled"
here.
men's wear is not new. It is But, it declared: "People: who practical and looks better than tattered drainpipe troubers"
rejected the appeal of a postal Ho sald Hamburg police did not
sorter, Wemer Sczopanék,
object, to kills:
who complained that the Post The court recognised that Bcrepenek was sincere and that: there was no question of
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