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Churchill pays surprise visit to the Palace

London, March 1, The Conservative leader, Mr. Winston Churchill, paid a' surpris private visit to King George at Buckingham. Palace tonight.

Special precautions were taken to keep the Opposition leader's visit a secret but it is be- iloved that the King wished to discuss with him the Parliamentary situation resulting from last week's photo-finish General Election which has left the Labour Government with a 'mas. jority of seven in the House of Commons.

list of

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Mr. Clement Atiles, the Prime Minister, saw the King on. Monday when he presented the

his ro

reshuffled Cabinet. The fact that Mr. Churchill's visit today is officially described as private—and not an audience is taken by observers to suggest that undue political algnineance does not attach to it. Nevertheless, it is unusual for the Opposition. Fonder to beracstved by the King after an Election except when a change of Government is Involved.

official

Mr.Churchill has been in the Palace several times during the past five years to attend

functions and receptions but not to be receivùd privately by the King,

It was stated at Mr. Churchill's_London_home_tonight-that-ki-vlalt-to-the-King purely private.-—-Router.

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FINLAND - ACCUSED OF EVADING RED DEMAND

London, March 2.

The Soviet Union has charged Finland with violating her treaties of peace and friendship by evading In essence a Soviet demand for the return of 300 alleged war criminals, Moscow Radio sold today, t Russia first accused Finland of harbouring war criminals in a formal note

delivered on New Year's Eve.

It

are

policemen in occupied Soviet ter- ritory and two are members of the Information Department the headquarters of the Finnish. Army," said the note.

Soviet boycott

in

The Soviet deputy Foreign | "Among the 22 criminals of Minister,-Andrei-—-Gromyko,-whom-the-Finns-said-they — had handed the Finnish Minister, no information,

18 aro intelli- Karl Sundstroem, a noto in gence agents, two

former Moscow on Tuesday night. i rejected Finland's reply of January 21 to Moscow's origin- al note as not satisfactory. asserted that the Finnish Gov- ernment was evading the ful- filment of obligations and violating the peace treaty and treaty of friendship, co-operat. tion and mutual assistance "The Soviet Government clares, on account of this, the reply of the Finnish Govern- ment is not satisfactory.”

It sold the Allied Control Commission had asked extradition of more than 300 Russian war criminals, but since September 15, 1947, Finland” had

sured only 24..

the

de- that

for the

the persons accused by Soviet Government known to the Finnish

are Govern-

ment and are being protected by

The broadcast of the text. hy the Moscow radio picked up by the Soviet monitor here. Moscow timed its new note to coincide with the inauguration in Helsinki of President Juho Paasikivi for a new six-year term.

No member of the Russian Legation was present in the diplomatic pattery

when 79. your-old President Juha Pezal- kivi, a Liberal, took the Oath of office in the Finnish Parlia ment, today.

The

wat

President, who elected for a new term of six the Finnish authorities from years, has recently been áttacífed being

Union #ded over to the Soviet as a reactionary in Soviet news-:

it sald.

papers.

The note also repeated earlier

that Finland had charges

pro vided false names and papers for many of these wanted by the Kremlin, It said the Finns when they reported that did not know the whereabouts of many of the men.

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Dr. Pansikivi in his speech sold "In foreign policy Finland's objective has been since the war tiously our treaties and to main- to fulfi readily and conscien- tain good and trusting relations. above all, between Finland and the Soviet Union.

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Llabon, March 1. After 30 days' Interruption, the National Assembly opened today. Fiva repre- sentativas spoke in protest against

the statement mado by Pandit Nefiru in the In dian Parliament on Portu. India, adding, "Mr. Nehru's words are an outrage to Portugal as well, as to International law.”

US

ATTLEE DEALS WITH LEFT WING REVOLT ON NATIONALISATION

o London, March 1,

The new House of Commons opened in a subdued and sombra 'mood but, only after the Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, had beaten, down at a private meeting o first sign of rebellion in the Labour Party's left wing, wong ngh Mr. Attlee addressed all Labour members at a secret session before Par- liament convened, but word of the row that occurred got around quick- ly by early evening,

It is understood that the argument was precipitated by the wing of the Labour Party dominated by the Health Minister, Ancurin Bevan, who is smart ing under the decision to keep him in his old Cabinet job.

Michael Foot, Member from Deep bows and raising of co- Plymouth and one of Mr. remonial hats, by the Peer- Bevan's closest associates, start companied the Lord Chancellor's ed the debate after Mr. Attlee reading of the King's message told the Labourites that the declaring that when the Houses election results were obvious-Parliament open.

were sworn in he would declare

that the country, for the time -being, had had enough of Then, the Commoners retraced nationalisation of Industry and their steps to their own Cham- that there should be no more ber.

Mr. Foot, and Mr. Bevan insis-

Mr. Attlee, in a congratula-

ted that the Party should pro- tory speech, said that the House ceed with its nationalisation plans.

was more evenly divided than 100 years,

In line with the already pub-any House had been in the last Hely.

expressed' ylows of the left wing, Mr. Richard Crossman - fused to apprase the middle classcs

-Courtier:isión"

Brown,

-Mr. Attlee on

Speaker of the House of Com the Election

mona was hustled protestingly to His Chairman's seat when new

to election

may

ne Parlin- .from

stalemate Parliament met today.

But his resistance as Chairman of what Britain's most difficult ment drew no.

sympathy over 600 members.

The Prime Minister. Mr. Cle- ment Attlee, and the Conserva- tive leader, Mr. Winston

Chur- chill, joined in the enjoyment of bis discomfiture

Many new faces Colonel Clifton Brown's pro test was customary: and symbolle link with the days when

the the Speaker was

unhappy Intermediary between the Com- mone and angry,

kings. Colonel Clifton. in

for-

Over, 100 personal|tion of high social rank, barn Portuguese India but resident In Lisbon, delivered a message to the Colonial Minister say Ing. they are deeply interest- ed In keeping Portuguese sovereignty in the remainder of the Portuguese empire in. the Far East-United Press.

HK TUG NOW IN MANILA

Manito The Hong Kong tug Occan

590 fast Pride.

tone,

which ran

ת

rown.

Mr.

London, March 1. Clement Attles, the Prime Minister, told 2,000 La- bour supporters tonight, "I am not going to suggest as to when we shall have another Election, but alections come from time to time."

He described the Election 'rosult'as'a remarkable victory

for Labour, We Are

not the slightest bit downhearted," he said.

"Of coures, we have a diff. oult job, but when havG WE had an easy one in the La- bour Government? We have to fight and we will fight and win.Reuter,

He would not like to speculatn

Coca Cola target of Red attack!

Paris, March 1.

The Coca Cola Company de- elded today to take a (refresh- Ing) pause before.commenting on a new French law which both Communists and wine- growers hope will ban the

drink.

The law, passed on Tuesday night by the National Assembly, gives the Minister of Health con-- trol over all drinks made with vegetables, vegetable extracts or any product of vegetable origin.

Coca Cola is the only American soft drink now selling in France and has been the target of bitter Communist criticism since its post-war re-introduction a month | ago.

Some of the Communist claims have been that the drink contains "mysterious poisons" and that all Coca Cola company officials are American sples.

Communist newspapers that "Imperialist America" is try- ing to "Coca Colonise" France.

The Health Minister, Pierre-

night.

merly Conservative, was cho- sen by the Labour Party to be Speaker of the 1945 Parliament. Re-elected as a non-Party man, on the Parliament to come but Schneiter, showed no enthusiasm. the Labour Party today honour-ho assured the Speaker that his for the new law when it was de- ed him afresh by choosing him to Party would at all times do bated on Tuesday continun

the Chairman's their best to support the supreme office.

There were about 200 new to- CCN in the great assembly of Members which gathered for the preliminaries Parliament

The two

chier

The bill was introduced in the Assembly by Catholic deputy,

con-Paul Boulet, who was elected

authority of the Chair.

Mr. Churchill added his gratulations, saying, "I feel quito from a wine-producing region. today sure that whatever liveliness our the introduction of Coca Cola for Wine producers have opposed of the debates develop into, your ex-

perience. not only as Speaker but business reasons. Their products adversaries as Chairman

seem to be exempted from the...'' of committees will of fast week's Election faced be of immense value to us all." law

because grapes "each otherMr Attla in The business of the day ended

fruits, not vegetables. morning tails, Mr. Churchill with a motion for the adjourn-

M. Schnelter thought the bill's only result would be to increase Government red tape and the

of Government function.

-in • full blown frock coat with ment of the House by the De * how the perched below his puty Prime Minister, Mr. Her wide collar.

Morrison-United A hush fell on the Chamber as Reuter.

to this principle, We shall also ground on Tuesday at the en strive to maintain good relations trance to Suble Bay, limped into with other countries. The posi- the port of Manila under her the traditional ceremonies began. tion of little countries Is not own power yesterday after sho The caviable at a time

had been pulled off a rect. when the. great nations are making power politics."

Charles

Arms,

Sir

chief officer of

The extent of the damage can- the Commons, in court dress with not

be ascertained until after the knee breeches and silken

hose The risk of their falling, prey tug has gone into drydock. The deliberately slammed the great

bad to power

Increased he Ocean Pride, which carried

a doors of the Commons in the faca added.. --- United Press

andrew of 39, was coming here fe of a high official of the House of Reuter,

low a ship in Suble Bay to Hong Lords who then rapped Kong when sho met with

the emptorily, on the door with his

per accident.-United Press.

staff.

AUSTRALIAN. DEVELOPMENT

Canberra: March 2,

JC CONGRESS

bert

Preas

Second loan for Tito

Washington, March 1, second loan of $20,000,000 from Yugoslavia today received a Admitted, he advanced to the the United States Export-Im centre of the Chamber, bowed port Bank.

deeply and summoned the Com- moners to their Lordships' House

The Bank granted the first loan of the same amount to Mar-

to hear the King's Commission shat Tito's Government last Sep. on the opening of Parliament. tember.

Congratulations for

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A Coca Cola spokesman hers welcomed any tests the minister. wants made. Otherwise, he had no comment.

the

Coen, Cols, sold in France bc- fore the war, returned after long negotiations, some of them led by former U.S. Postmaster-

France. General, James Farley, who has. made frequent post-war trips to

Mr. Farley, chairman of the board of the Coca Cola Export Corporation, said in New York that Coca Cola was not in. jurious to the health of Amari. can soldiers who liberated: France from the Axia so that Communist deputies could be in sessión today;

Manila, March 2. The fifth World Congress of Com-

The Bank's the Junior Chambers of

Mr. Chairman, merce began its second day

Herbert Gaston, said that the business strengthened by the

amount was the mutual estimate presence of a 24-man American

In the little red And

ot. Yugoslavia's 'economic needs, Mr. Farley said: "It, our Con- delegation headed by National Chamber of the Lord,

She had had to make heavy gress In Washington was as na President Cliff Cooper of Tulsa, Thrones of the King and Queen of switching her economy from would immediately ban French dollar commitments as a result tionalistic as the French, they' Oklahoma.:

were uncovered to Indicate the symbolic presence of the Mon- East to West, he explained. arch.

The Australian Minister of Supply, Mr. Richard Casey, an nounced today a £1,000,000 five year plan for the national deve- lopment of Australia,

Among its

the projects establishment of a big reservoir in the Collide district of Queena- land. He said the Goverment would meet up to quarter of the total cost of the "plan and The Americans arrived Inst overseas Arms would be welcome night in time for a reception and if they provide money, men, bail at the American· Embassy. equipment and

prefabricated| Engine trouble on their way had bouses for their men-Reuter. delayed them.-Associated Press.

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AIRLINER MURDER-

TRIAL Quebec City, March 1.

wines as seductive of American The credit will be used to buy morals in retaliation for the po- mining machinery and a wide litical slander of the American variety of other industrial and living tradition of refreshment. transport equipment, including But more than likely our Con trucks, tractors, rails and track | gress will smile-at-the-transpar accessories, lubricants, Lin-plate ency of the French bill designed aluminium sheets, enamels and to bor Coca Cola," k ball-bearings,

Mr. Farley's statement, said he

some

A battery found in the twisted

Part of the loan will be used gave up polities for debris

of the

airliner which to meet the cost of materials years ago or busines crashed on September killing alreadys awalling shipment.

But the added up today's *23 passengers, was not part of An unusual feature of the con- newspaper reports are correct in the plane's equipment, a techni-tract is the four-year period of implying that Coca Cola will be clan testified today at the trial grace before repayment begins. barred from France by a political of Albert Guny.

The credit, which will be avali- decree on the basis that it is in«!. Quenton Calvert, a radio me-able until March 30, 1951, ¡will, Jurious to health rather than to chante of Montreal, revealed this be repaid in 14 semi-annual [in. the pocketbooks: of: minguided as a 12-man Jury resumed res- stalments, beginning on January winegrowers and the taller: son-i slons in the murder trial of 1, 1054.

sibilities of the Communists, it

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Guny, who is charged with en- This in designed to enable Tito's looks as though politics in follow- gineering the plane.

crash

which his wife, Itita, aged

was killed, United Pres.-

fn Government to meet other heavy ing me into' business. Associat 29, payments falling due in the next ed Press. Keysh

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