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Tanks Parade Pacific Council Extension

In Rome

During the sixth annual parade commemorating the birth of the Itallan Republic, mechanised units of the Italian Army move pust the Presidential review-

ing stand in Rome. - Express Photo,

Preparing For Secret Talks

Coronation

London, July 30, At dawn yesterday Guardsman driven army truck left

Buckingham

Palace and toured the Coronation route, towing behind it a pedometer on two wheels with a Guards officer and a civilian from the War Department simi a checkers with a view to obtaining the exact dis tance for placing troops and polloe on the day of the Coronation.

A khaki-uniformed ser- grant-major, during halts, made measurementa wlth a pace stick.-Reuter.

Back To Work

In Argentina

Buenos Aires, July 30, Argentina returned to work today for the art me since Senora Eva Peron died on Satur- day evening.

was

Open

Im London On Rubber Marketing

London, July 30.

The Working Party of the International Rubber Study Group has begun secret meetings to consider marketing problems and it is believed that the body would recommend a cut in prices.

Nineteen countries and a number of British Colonial and dependent territories are represented. Hungary is the only Iron Curtain country.

The

Working Party Was ( charged by the Study Group In lis last meeting at Ottawa in May to "consider whether mea. sures designed to prevent bur- densome surpluscs or

serious shortage of rubber erg necessary ana practicable" and to prepare drafts of any agreement

quired to Implement such

measures.

Mr W.B.L. Monson of the British Colonial and dependent territories delcgation, was

S. Africa's

Economy "Sound"

Pretoria, July 30.

of the South

elected Chairman of the Work- The Governor

M.

Queues were smaller outside ing Party at today's meeting. Atrlean Reserve Bank, Dr M.H. the Ministry of Labour, where

G, Peter of the French de Kock, sald today that de Evita is lying in state and traffic delegation and Mr C. E. P. Jaya-spite some disquieting features,

able to

Ceylon were elected the anancial. as well as the move normally suriya of through

the city once more. Vice-Chairmen.

Kentrol economic situation in will, however, be another

The Working Party at its pre- the Union was still relatively four weeks before the life of sent meeting will consider mea- sound.. the

nation returns to normal.sures to prevent the accumula The General Confederation of ton of surpluses.

I

for

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Dr de Kock was addressing the ordinary general meeting of the bunk's stockholders.

Labour

(CGT) has ordered ati At the May meeting, the to stop

16 United States, the largest con- work unions minutes daily for the 30 days'sumer of rubber, was asked to

theatres mourning, and

and commit itself to fixed annuni The disquieting features in- cinemas, which closed as soon as purchases at a fixed price from cluded the death was known, will not countries producing natuml rub-the price and cost inflation and disequilibrium in the balance of reopen until Monday next ber but rejected the request, Reuter.

payments.

No Request

From Iran

PRICE TOO HIGH? The Americans said that the too high. Suggested price was West Germany and other coun tries supported the United States.

Observera sald that rubber- producing nations would have lo lower prices, despite their argu- Washington, July 30. The Secretary of State, Mrment that production costs are

for their product,

the.

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Washington, July 30. Problems of differing security and the great dis- tances involved were the major impediments to d Pacific Counell, Mr Dean Acheson, the Secretary of State, said at a Press con- ference today.

The United States, he said, was sympathulle to the Idea of ú Pacific Council for all the free nations of the Pacific, but he could not foresee at present how

i would develop.

He believed however, that the Foreign Ministers of Austr:bin, New Zealand and the United States would meet

once a year and perhaps more often in the Council which is to be set up in Honolulu next month.

Asked if he thought a wider council, including the other free nations of the Pacific, might be evolved from ithe ANZUS Council (Australia-New Zealand-United States), Me Acheson pointed out that Congress, the United States and Far Eastern Governments had pul- fetward the Packic Council idea. He cited the specific suggestion of the Presi- dent of the Philippines, Mr Elpidio Quiring, for such a coun- cil. This had proves Imperefble states, he added, had always been so far, he told. The United sympathetic to such an idea but

he did not Itnow how auch an organisation would come about.

Mr Acheson believed that the Ministers of the three- Foreign

member countries of the ANZUS Council would appoint represen- In Ives to meet more frequently than once a year.

He did not know whether and where the permanent head- quarters might be ret up as n subject for this-

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· AGREEMENT HOPED At the Honolulu meeting opening on August -4, he saidj the three Governments hoped to reach agreement on the or- ganisation of the Council and its functions. The Foreign Ministers would take up various political and military matters affecting their relations In the Pacific.

He hoped that the organisa- tion which is to be set up would provide more effective govern |ment - to - government relations with Australia and New Zen- land.

There were no plans for oh- servers from other countries to attend the Honolulu meeting.

Mr, Acheson plans to leave Washington on the morning August 1. He

expects to arrive in Honolulu on the afternoon of August 2, and hopes to start back for the United States on Dr de Kock said the unfave Friday, August 6, and artive ourable turn in the balance of here on the afternoon of August payments of the Union, includ-9.

Imports rose by the pheno

ing Southwest Africa, began in His principal advisers would the second quarter of 1951 after be the Ambassador-at-Large, a general relaxation of the im DT Philip Jessup, Admiral port control.

Arthur Radford, Commander- In-Chiet in the Pacific, Mr John Allison, Assistant Secre the United States had not been

19 considered likely that the The net current invisible claims Affairs, and Mr George Ест acked by Persia to remove her Working Party will recommend against the Union fose by £18 kins,

Asistent Secretory of military mission from Teherun

price cuts as the only effective million as a result primarily of State for European Affairs. Demands that American mili-deterrent to the freed toward the higher value and volume of United Prass, tary advisers leave Persin made in the Persian Chamber greater sathelle rubber produc-imports. of Deputies yesterday. An in-ion. dependent deputy, Mohamed

Dean Acheson, said today that up, if they want steady markel menal amount of £162 millisa. tary of Stale for For Enter

werd

It

Mr Perkins' Inclusion indicat ed that the Pacific Council's Australia, Belgium. Burma, The net deficit in the balance relationship with iho North Trealy Organliation

Damurwandi, said: "We don't and Canada, Ceylon, Den- of payments was £38 millen Atlantic

mark, France, West Germany, compared with net surplus of would enter into the discussions,

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need American advisers in our Hungery, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, army. We can

our own Liberia, the Netherlands, Thal cffairs."

land, the United Kingdon, the Mr Acheson

told his weekly United States and Vietnam are Press conference he was not en represented on the Working couraged by the present situaParty-United Press. tion between Britain and Perin, arising from Fersia's nationalisa tion of the oil industry. Ho re- fused an invitation to "size up" the situation.-Router,

Taipei Gesture

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Town Council

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Gwanda, July 30,

The Town Management Board tequivalent of municipal coun

£71 million in 1950, despite an Mr Acheson agreed with increase of £67 million In the questioner that one problem value of exports other than gold was in determining the role in and gold products. The value a broad Pacie Council of of the net gold output went up European nations with Colonial by £1 million-Reuter,

passessions in the Pacide, Reuter.

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