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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUpozore.

KOREA BEACON FOR Elections

PEOPLES OF ASIA

FRANCO TO MAKE SOME CHANGES

Madrid, June 7.

Political circles, hero-expect Ceneral Franciscuzurlinto to reconstitute le Cabinet this

summer.

Washington, June 7.

Tho Korean Republic, by demonstrating the success and tenacity of democracy in resisting Com- munism, would also stond as a beacon to the people of Northern Asia in resisting the control of the Communist forces which had overrun them, President Truman declared today.

In a special message to Congress, President Truman

·asked for $150 million to continue economic aid to the Republic of Korea in the year begin- ning July 1.

"The

He said that such a programme jposed upon the people of North is not only the soundiest course Koren. economically. but also the most Influence On Asia The prospective reshume wil, effective from the standpoint of It is belleved report the polley helping to achieve the objectives which General op recently praceful and democratic con-

ditions in the Far East. commended to the Cortes on strengthening ties with Spanish

Side by side, the Spanish press and radio are at the same time carrying on a campaign against Britain.

The anti-British attacks are

and reject the

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Proposed. For This Year

Blackpool, June 7. Lord Strabolgt. Influential Labour poer, today urged the Labour Party to hold gen- eral-alection this sytumn be. caute an economie blizzard in about to hit Britain.

Lord Strabotgi spoke at the annual conference of the La bour Party, which is shaping policy aimed at keeping it in power after the next general alection in 1980.

Held: "We are about to enter a most difficult econo. mic situation in which it will be dimcult to explain to the

how it people exactly

hau arlson and how we must meet it: There is a great deal of

economic milsundeetanding

and, before the whole weight of thin blizzard strikes us, t suggest, we should go to the country this autumn."

HINT OF CABINET CHANGES

FABIAN ATTACKS LABOUR POLICIES

London, June 8.

Professor G.D.H. Cole today criticised the Labour Forty's draft general election policy or failing to be Socialist enough.

Professor Cole is Chichele Professor of Social and Political Theory at Oxford and chairman of the Fabian Society.

In a pamphlet ontitled "Lab- our's Second Term" ho choos Mr. Herbert Morrison'a robent forecast of Labour unrest should Conservative government. be . returned at the next general

election.

Tho pamphlet urgon the Labour Party Conference not lo take the draft election policy as the last word.

Mr. Laurel Explains

Manila, June 7. Dr. Jose P. Laurel, Naclon- alistu Opposition prolidential cundidate, today explained to a reporter of the American- owned "Manila Bulletin" his revolution talk whloff' he was His plan for retaining the up-reported yesterday.to have given port of wavering vafers is to

Profemor Cole does not quazzal with what is in the draft only with its lack of cohealon and with moat it leaves *out.

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make them feel that the Labour to an audienco in the Tarlac Refrigerators, leaders in the leading family

town of Concepcion, on bugs backing of the working day.

party has behind it the enthualas-

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classes, and that they had batter He said that he was probably cling on the band wagon while misunderstood when he quoted they can rather than risk pulling the American Declaration of In- into officó

Tory Government

dependence.. that win wreck the country in head-on conflict with the organis- ed working-class.

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"Mürvival and proprem of-the-Repubile-toward-Bella supporting stable economy wit Save Ап Immense and far. Influence

tho The Republic of Korea is the

on reaching America and of greater under-American-occupied Southern par

people of Asia,” he said.. standing with the whole Ameriton of the country.

"Such progress by the young Republic con Continent, in which North

with encourage

the Americp, by reason of her sletjes The President said the people people of Southern and South and power, has a ruling position. In Southern Korea and freedom- Enst Asin and the islands of the

seeking people in Northern Pacific

to resint Koren, held under Soviet do- Communist nination, reels for themselves which they are united governing and sovereign The ald now

provided Independent of foreign Kore is essentially for basic and with relief and without its continus. and support,

London, June 7, based on General Franco's asser membership in the United Natlan the Korean economy would Lions

Profdefer, Cale goes so far as to tions

inevitably and rapidly collapse.

Big changes iri the Cabinet 1.That Great Britain has not

The $100 million. If granted by Claiming that bure relief alone in preparation for next year's say: "It would be foolish to shut kopt the promises which, hờ

forecast by our eyes to the fact that there is to the would not claimed, Mr. Churchill

Congress, and atheis made after the war, that tration, which has been handling sident called for sufficient uid to tical correspondent wiring to sign, as yet, that the new in Economie Co-operation Atminis- become self-sup this country to General Election are ord di serious discontent in the nation

alised industries and services and frelfer and

recovery work in help the Republic's recovery and day from the Labour Partycentives on which the success of Southern Koren since January, suggested that Congress should conference at Blackpool.

Socialism must finally depend are Up till then the Army occupation authorise for

Korea

the same forces And handled the pro-

kind of

authorised gramme.

Mr. Aneurin Bevan, Minister of being brought into play."" for Western

Health, sometimes tipped, as one. The President's message

President Truman that Kores has become the test that of this critical

Clement time, there Prime Minister, Mr. ing ground in which the validity culd be to real hope of achieving Attlee, as the Party's leader, will, unified, free and democratle nccording to the correspondent, In the expected Cabinet re- and practical value of the shuffle, it is thought that some and principles of dentocracy Karen without effective United become Secretary of State for the

which the Republic Falange Party member might

isputing States all, enabling the Repubile Colonies. being matched to move towards self-support and be replaced by other poiltis into practice is

of Com- dicent standard ot Aving---- tane more acceptable to the against the practices:

had been Im-Reuter. other countries which do not munism, which opprove the present Spanish regline.

the

Britain would help Spalų to be- come the

strongest power Mediterranean.

2.-Thint the Brillah Foreign Omice had approved a plan, later cancelled by Soviet Russia, to at- tack Germon-bald Europe by

means of an invasion of Spain.

it is suggested that Senor who Domingo de las Barcenas, was Ambassador in London when the United Nations recommend ed the withdrawal of Ambassa- Madrid and who was dors in himself withdrawn from London as a result, might succeed Senor

would

ideas

se declared of the possible successors to the

LABOUR APPROVES CRIPPS' PLANS

Alberto Martin Artafo as Foreign The Minister with the latter possibly taking over the Labour Ministry. -Heuter.

Bishop's Criticism

Of Russia

Blackpool, Juno 7.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps, today rode his austere economic policies to a brilliant victory at the Labour Party's annual conference here,

He told the 1,500 delegates- including leaders of 8,000,000 trade unionists--why it Is still necessary to keep wagea pegged. and taxes high.

And by

an overwhelming

re-

Berlin, June 7. majority the conference rejected The Whitsuntide pastoral a resolution calling for the Jetter in which Dr. Otto Dibe-moval of the Government's cell-

of ing on wage increases. lius, Evangelical Bishop Berlin, strongly criticised So-

viet zone police, was read with- in Evangelical out hindrance churches throughout the zone over the week-end. a ineinber of the Ulshan's staff said here today.

It was a triumph for the "Iron" Chancellor.

BRITAIN AND GUATEMALA

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"I could not have: preached re- volution but I did warn the sople that when a long wain of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evi-

row of such a government and dece desire to reduce the inder absolute despotism, it is 'their right, it is their duty to

to provide new guards for their future security," he said.

"I have never said and I am He urges that the Labpunot saying that the time is ripe party should abolish the House for a revolution. But I believe or Lords, and democraties the that the people should know and maghinery of Parliament, the! I am warning them that if tho Civil Service, the Armed Forces [present abuses continue they have and nationalised industry, with the right to rise if necessary to more workers' participation in stop these abuses.”—Reyter. management.

SOUNDNESS OF U.S. ECONOMY

is

the Another change involves

for present Secretary of State

The main chance of winning Commonwealth Relations, Mr. Philip Noel-Baker who, with the next General Election with P.

sound working majority resis Arthur Creech Jones, the present much less on proposals designed Secretary of State for the Colonfes, is likely to be dropped from the to please the doubtful vaters than

Sun Valley, Idaho, June 7. Labour on giving the stalwart Government,

The United States financial will supporters something that

situation to win. and economic Lord inman, £5,000-a-year induce them to go all

thing about the busically sbund, Mr. John Worst chlot of the Hotels section of Br!-

programme is that, although Snyder, Secretary of the Trea- tain's nationalised railways and draft or former Chairman of the British contains many excellent things, surv, said here today.

believe that it 10 Broadcasting Corporation,

WHI It

is impossible

The real news of the year, Mr. succeed Mr. Bevan us Minister of can have caused any Socialist to Snyder said, was the remarkable Health, the correspondent added, feel his heart uplifted or his performance of American business Mr. Hector McNeil, aged 39, determination reinvigorated and in operating at close to peak Minister of State, formerly the repaired after the blow dealt him levels, after three years of un- lending British delegate at the by the Budget only a few days precedented output. United Nations Assembly and at before." the peace conference in Paris in 1946, will probably be promoted to a seat in the Cabinet.

The appointments, the corres- pondent added, will be announced

in the early; autumn.-Reuter,

Secret Plans

He said: "It was because we actually became so used to new "(post-war) business records month after month, and year utter year, that the fallure to keep mak- Blackpool, June 7. Labour's plans for the next ng new highs during 1949 became election, due by 1950, were dis- the headline news of the year.

half cussed tonight at a two and hours secret session of delegates. A General Election fund is to be launched with a minimum tare get of £700,000 to be collected in ume for the Election.

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"Our opportunities for national economic progress and for sus- dous," he said in a speech pre- tained high prosperity are tremen- pured for the Utain Bakers Asso- ciation Convention-Reuter.

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NZ MINISTER Havana, June 7.

RETURNING The Dependent Territories Committee of the Inter-Ameri- can Commission today recom-

Wellington, June 7

There is also to be a drive for monded that Britain should. Mr. C. W. Roswell, New Zea-

members for the Party. in Moscow, Will submit the dispute with Guateland Minliter With the British industrial

when the securid just over 600,000. This excludes, mala over the possession of 'return home recording currency barometer

British Honduras to the Inter-term of his appointment expires those who are members by virtue and demands unofficial strikes for higher wages,

many obser- national Court of Justice for a next month, the Prime Minister, of belonging to affliated bodies.

Mr. Peter Fraser, announced hero, Router.

Lavina Ross aged 22, English stowaway who truchet off a bat- The letter warned the German face a storm cred si staford to devision in terms of equity, today.

of criticism today. thus virtually supporting Guate Mr. Fraser said that Mr. Bos-

the royal on the British tanker, authorities in the Soviet zote

mala's claim to this territory,

is returning voluntarily.. But the delegates hud curller

Prague, June 7. Geneiv, over her favours, will be nghirst replacing justice with pull-

Guatemala has maintained a New Zealand Legation in tical violence, charged that tens been shaken by an appeal from cinim to British Honduras

A spokesman for the Finnish deported on Wednesday, Immig- of thousands of Sovint zono resi Lord Strabolgi for

for Moscow will be carried on tem- delegation asid today that nego-retion officials announced today. Butunn, one time. Mexico

recently porarily by Mr. C. P. Costello, tiptions for a Finnish-israeli They sold she is leaving at noon derils

disappeared, and General Election on the ground claimed part of the territory.

[Charge d'Affaires. Royler. culled People's Police to

Iand United Press. theface the country before the ar-spokesman said that the British

Saturday-United, Fress. wretched Gestapo.

Cardinal Konrad Count Von rival of the economie blizzard he Government adheres to to offer Freysing, Catholic Bishop of Ber-is sure is on the way.

had

well

likened the K-5 branch of the 60 that it is better for the Party to. (In London, a Foreign Office Secretary, who will act agreement will start in Prague on from Laguardia Airport for Eng-

in, does not intend joining in the protest by Dr. Dibellus, it

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Learned at his office here.

His Eminence has, frequently, in the past taken his stend against auch unlawful activities in the Soviet zone as the abduction of young personis," it was staled.— Reuter.

KOREAN POLICE DISBANDED

The Party's "strong man Mr. Herbert Morrison, Lord President of the 'Council, re- plied that the conference ļa not' the place to discuss the data' of the General Election:

Sir Stafford, Jess pessimistic, than Lord' Strabolgl, nevertheless, warned that the nation's" "ečotio=" mle position · remeiris grave. Reuter:***

Censure Motion

Defeated

to subinst the dispute to the Iriter- national · Court" on a' legal' basis. Guatemala Has hitherto refused to fight the case on a legal basis).— Reuter.

Blohm Chiefs Face Charges

Hamburg, June 7.

The brothers Rudolf Blohm, aged 63, and Walter Blohm, aged 61, owners of Germany's. biggest shipyard, were charg-. ed today with removingTM 240. pieces of machinery without. authorlly to their brother-in- law's plant and with wilfully? misleading military govern-

Seoul, June 7. President Syngman Rhee of Southern (American occupied)!

the Korea today disbanded

Canberra, June 7. special police force of the Anti-

The House of Representatives National Acts Committee here after

dispute between them tonight defeated by 33 votes to ment officials a and the regular police which vole of censure moved by threatened to split the State a the Opposition leader Mr Robert

Menzies. security forces.

The motion

sought to censure

The chief of the police and 20 Mt. Joseph Chiney's Government,

..

They are alleged to have up- proved false document to show that the machines came from the Sovjet zone.

darere, and three other members

departmental heads had threaten among other things, for permit The brother-in-law, Max An- ed to resign within 48 hours.

Enriler, the police chilet had re-ing and encouraging personal Jused to accept the festination of defamatory and threatening at of the firm were also charged. 400 members of the police force's take on Opposition members. Intelligence section... The realing-Mnzies,

Mr,

former Prime tians were (endered its the Anti-National Acts Committee a day on June up for one

2

was

The case, begun today, is ex- pected in Inel several days. It is summary hearing to decide whe

trial

in the House of ther the case goes to

'arrested Choi Con-ha, herd of the Representatives after he had in- Anjociated Press.

intelligence sectionReuter,

the

Frankfurt, June 7.

terrupted a speech by

Imm gration Minister.

Mr. Arthur Calwell, in spite of n Washington, June 3.

wpring At a short eremony in the from the Acting Speaker.

A German artificial limb firm today. Saite Departurient

His suspension was carried by has invented an electrically-ope Sir. Oliver Franks, the Brush Am-30 votes to 20,

taled; hand which... autcinatlodity' bassador, handed to the Acting Mr. Calwell had claimed that orings into use three of nye nx- Secretary of State the British in- Mr. Menzies Government dilgers according to whether the strument of Valification of the nothing about Communism when object to be lifted is heavy for North Atlantic Treaty-Router. It was in office.—Reuter. ··

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