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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARUH / 7, 1957,
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Freedoms
Movement To Stop Any
Intrusions Of Bureaucracy
By IAN DOUGLAS
Wellington, Mar. 6.
A Society, whose members will watch legislation to see that it does not encroach upon the traditional privileges and freedoms of the citizens, has been formed here by a group of 23 Company directors, professional men and farmers.
might
It will piso:
executive, It is equally well; give them effect. "In New Żew established that the Judiciary land," it commented, "a poli- that aleps be should not become Involved in tleal movement can achieve intie 1. "Urge
taken to produce stability poilttent Innetfons. The pro- except by using the ordinary In
the buying power of all posal to inpose on the Supreme machinery of polibles." earnings, savings, and pensions"; Court
for responsibility
Both the New Zealand Herald anti
determining whether administra. | and The Dominion, the Welling- tive declsions
Just art
and | ton morning newspaper, were equliable
Natly conceivably
apposed to any proposal to conflict with these principles." extend the
of the powers a retired Supreme Court in the way en- Mr J. 1. Larsford, Supratinry Magistrate and until visaged by the Society.
of Auckland, recently Mayor
Apart from reservations in appointed chic!
this connection, The Dominion who has been
expressed ready support for the executive offler of the Society pending general meeting of Society. Its aime, it commented, members, has, however, given correspond so closely with the an assurance that the Society professed
of the principles dues not intend to
the National Party, which controls It called the Constitutional
Court
uver-ruling the Government, that its forma Society
Pranotion of Supreme for the
Parilament.
be interpreted tion might well He explained that Economic Freedom and Justice
the as a move to "ginger up" be chaf-administration,
2. "Promote legistulion empowering the Supreme Court to disallow or amend any regulation passed by Order-in- Connell or any delion of administrative body which nort, Ar the opinion of the Court, Just and equitable."
in
Recruiting Hopes
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New Zealand and hopes to recruit some 30,000 members.
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at present the by-laws made by
con
focal authorities lenged befme the Court if they are considered unreasonable, it between they operate unevenly.
| the classes or are harsh and op- pressive. The Society will seek
A spokesman described li 19 "a gathering together of people, Irrespective of any politicni affiliation, who fut a long time
to have the same power extend- have bren protesting against
passed by 1 regulations 5:1 The continunt
trueracy upon the economic der-in-Comel and to the de- cisions of admuiistrative bodies. ufe of the country."
intrusion
of
He emphasised that there was no intention of forming a new political party,
Mixed Feelings
Left Opinion
Ghana Applies
For UN Membership
United Nations, Mar. 6. Britain will propose tomorrow the admission
United to the Nations of Ghana, which bum came the world's youngest In- dependent nation today, formed sources said.
In other quarters, the advent of the Society is regarded with se serve. The president of the As- of Com- socialed Chambers meree, for example, welcomed the now body as an ally in a common cause, provided that it maintains its independence and pl does not become subservient to an-political ends.
The press
the greeted nouncement of the formation of The Society expects to gain the Society with mixed feelings, many members from among The New Zealand Herald, of pensioners and others who are
Auckland, expressed the opin- obliged to live on the proceeds | ion that the aims of the pro- of their savings, and also, muters were thoroughly praise- se- of according to the spokesman,
worthy.
whether but doubled they had chosen the best way to
those who are prevented by the tegancy laws from obtaining possession of their homes and business premises.
"Very often the machinery for the restriction of liberty is put Bouth
Into motion by hastily- passed legislation, by Orders-in- Council,
decisions or by administrative tribunais
beture those likely
10 be affected realise what is happening, and
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certainly before any cffective protest Can be minde," the spokesman continued. *The new society XCTB
grave danger in the deliberations and decisions of such bodies as the Capital Issues Committee ami the Price Tribuna), It also fects that there is a need for constunt vigilance to preserve the Independence of the judiciary and the right uf appeal from administrative libunals to the Supreme Court.
Lord Hewart
"Twenty-seven yours have passed since Lord Hewart, the then Lord Chief Justice uf England, warnest the people that there was # persistent Influence at work which places a large feld of departmental action beyond the control of The Courts of Law. Despite the warnings contained in his book,
The
New
Despotism the continued, and process has
It will continue whatever Govern- ment is in power, unless some- | thing is done now to correct it." With the population expand- ing an ever-increasing rate na and more Immigrants nier
Dominion, it 19 essential to have a
body which keep constantly the people those principles of private enterprise which have served so well in the past and which ought not to be whittled away at the whim of economic theorista und plannera, the spokesman added.
more
will
the
before
The new Society hopes to draw
an extensive рто- was up gramma of meetings and to disseminate Its views. by
publishing boojus, pamphlets and bulletins, It will also to appoint research officers scrutinise
legislation administrative orders,
and
The formation of the society was welcomed by the New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr Sidney Holland,
that
"I think it is all to the good
should come people
10 think about and discuss the fundamentals of our ot community, to
bo
To on
the alert for any
10
dangers
traditional our privileges and freedoms," he sold. But he added a warning agolhat a move to grant the Supreme Court the wider powers which the Society seeks.
Pending Meeting In my view the BocioLv would do well to re-examine the Implications of this proposal," he stated.
well social
established in Cour
organisation that the Judiciary
should be completely independ ent brg Control by the
no
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Mr Edward Wailes, US Minister in Budapest, arrived Vichna with his family in last week after having refus- ed to present his credentials to the Kadar Government. He
pictured talking,
right with Ambassador Thompson, following his arrival in Vienna. The or
had Kadar Government requested the presentation of Mr Walles' gredenitala because they had not been presented sinco he went to Budapest during the revolution, press Photo,
Ex-
Menon Home
Bombay, Mar. 6.
Krishna Menon, Mr V. K. official on- There was
the chief Indian delegate to nouncement, but the Security Council WTIS
expected to meet United Nations, returned here tomorrow to
from New York today to begin consider Ghana's
the national campaigning in membership: elections. for epplication Election to UN membership
vote of the hy a two-thirds
Assembly General
after re- commendation by the Security Council.
is
Mr Menon, who is Minister without portfolio, is contesilɔp the Loksabha seat.
PRESENTED
Governor-General- Springs English Surprise
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Ottawa, Mar. 6.
The Right Honourable Vincent Massey, C.H., Canada's Governor- General, has surprised, ord delighted, many Canadians with satirical references to the bad English which is BO widespread In North America.
In a speech at Mount Allison University, New Brunswick, ho referred to the Canadian chpelty for "Ironing out the bottlenecks" and covering
док angles,"
performing number of other actions In similar mixed metaphors,
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Parodying current jargon, Mr Massey declared: "We carry out purposeful projects in a mean- ingful manner in order to achieve Wo Insightful experiences. diarize; we earlierize; any day
we may begin to futurize, also itinerize, and
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reliableize;
we not only decontaminate and
but we and cratize
debureau-
deinsecticize. We
are, in addition, discovering how pleasant it is to fellowship with one another. I can only say: 'Let us finalize sli this non- sense.
"
DOUBTFUL
Whether Mr Colombo, Mar, 6.
succeed in his Marxists in the coalition gov-belter English is doubtful, ernment party today warnet Premier Solomon Bandaranalko of their disappointment at the absence of any integrated plan to solve Ceylon's political, economical and social problems.
Mossey will campaign for But observers here say that he has already had a remarkable im- pact upon the cultural life of Canadia
As a privato citizen, before becoming Governor-General, he was head of a Royal Com- mission appointed to examine
The warning was contained its a nesuge from T.B. Suba-
the state of the Arts, Humani- Secre thinghe, Parliamentary
Lles and Sciences in' Canada. External Afairs tary to the Ministry, on behalf of the "Pro-The now famous Massey roport
was issued in 1051. gressives' in the Government.
From the left, there has been
Subashinghe also asked Bando- only one comment, offered by
anailte to recognise the na- the president of the Federation
The Prime Minister, Mr Lional sentiments of minorities, of Labour, Mr FP. Walsh. "A he declared,
would
the Nehru said recently that a vote particularly of the Tamil com better
name"
vote for munity, He asked that the "would be the Society for the UN's Blat member. The United for Mr Menon was a
non-alignment foreign | Tamil language be given official Protection Monopolies."Surtes was prepared to support | India's
its application-United Press. policy-Reuter."
recognition-France-Presse, China Mail Special,
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In January 1937, Mr Massey hed a unique experience. As Governor-General, he was coli- ed upon to read the Speech from the Throne
Informed which Parliament that it would be called upon to vote 100,000,000 dollars (about £34,000,000) to the Canada Courtell, a pet up project aimed at encouraging the Arts which was recommend. ed in his own (Massey) report as head of the Royal Commis- Blow.
Certainly no other Govenor- General of Canada has ever found himself in that position. |----China Maja Special,
70-Day_Fast PYTHONS FOR COMPANY
Nancy, Mar. 6.
The dr Burmati, who has lived without food for 10 out of the past 20 years, plans to begin
a 70-day fast here to morrow in the company of two pythons inside a glaće case,
He will be on publle vie night and day.
Bailiffs will put 63 stals the
case after installing the snakes, a maitress of broken glas and a supply of salted mural water which will
be
Burthah's only nourishment.
Burmah will take injections
ho 10
of anti-python vaccine as expects to be bitten about times a day. During the final weeks of his ordeal, the pythons will be replaced by vipers 03 he does not expect to be strong enough to free himself from the big mukes
coils-China Meil Special,
Mental Patient Recaptured
London, March 6. Police guards at Buckingham Palace, and other royal resi- dency were told today that a missing montal patient who might try to bother the Queen had
boet found at Bridgwater, southwestern England.
He is being returned to the hospital at Harwell, ec bar Lori- don, in which he disappeared last Sunday.
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past
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called
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