1952-09-15 — Page 3

Forces Wasting Manpower?

Lowestoft, Sept. 14. Mr Emmanuel Shlnwell, Defence Minister in the former Labour Clovera- criticised ment, who was

yesterday by the War Minister, Mir Anthony Head, for demanding cut in, and the subsequent abolition of, conscription, sald today, he had the sup

of a "very bigh- military Autho- rity."

Replying to Mr Head's crlifclams,

Shinwell

safu this officer had agreed with him that there was a serlous waste of manpower In the forces,

"He also agreed that the time was coming when we would have to consider the question of national súrvleč," Mr Shinwell added. Reuter,

Japanese Himalayan Expedition Starts Out

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959.

Submarine 'Attacks' On Aircraft-Carriers North Of Scotland

ALLIED WAR GAMES UNDER WAY

Pitreavie, Scotland Sept. 14. Powerful naval forces on "Exercise Mainbrace" ploughed through submarine-infested waters north of Scotland today fighting off "enemy" attacks with top secret anti-submarine devices and carrier-based jet planes.

Steaming at an average of 20 knots they were shortening by 500 miles a day the distance to northern Norway, where they are heading to engage "invasion forces" deemed to have overrun Scandinavia from the

east.

This striking force of ultra-modern battleships, aircraft-carriers, cruisers and destroyers went into action yesterday to begin the fortnight-long exercise in which eight Western nations are taking part when it sailed as escort for the Allied "Blue" task force heading for Norway.

er-and 85,000 men in the exercise. By this morning it had countered submarines òf the Other notions taking part are

Holland, "Orange" Invadera which claim- France,

Belgium,

1

In spite of lively resistance the Commandos pressed quickly Inland in the direction of a radar station.

Home guard reinforcements

Germany To Send Envoy

ed successful attacks on some Canada, Denmark, and Norway, of its biggest and most modern with New Zealand represented ships.

by the cruiser Bellona,

I rushed up from the reserve were Óne of the casualties claimed United States Navy marines deemed to have beaters off the

The ly

"Orange" submarine based on Trondheim were also attack and forced the Com- Taciturn was Eagle, Britain's searching today for the "Orange" mandog to saturn to their boats.

and largest

aircraft cruiser the Royal Canadian-Reuter. newest

Nuvy vessel Quebec - believed carrier, Khatmandu, Sept. 14.

Taciturn also claimed to have by "Blue" forces to be ready to A five-man Japanese recon→ naissance mission, led by Dr K. hit three other aircraft carriers, sall as a surface raider,

"Blue" Franklin

forces todny Jald Imanishi, left here today for the the Midway and the three

peaker Himalayan

of D. Roosevelt, two of the United mines in the Forth ares off the

and cest coast of Scotland. Monsalu (20,657 feet). Anna-States biggest warships,

Plans were made today for purna (28,502 feet and Himal- the British Illustrious. chuli (25,801 feet).

But "Blue" forces had already a rehearsal to take place in the reported that the submarine had Firth of Forth on Tuesday of herself been hit by a Royal Air an oppose can marines in landing to be Force Hastings reconnaissance made by plane.

"friendly" territory of northern The main expedition of 25

Carrier-based planes claimed a Jutland later in the exercise. men, which is being sponsoral "kill" when they attacked an The rehearsal will not include by the Japanese newspaper "Orange" submarine 40 miles of an actual landing, but is to test Mau chí

Shimbun will the Shetland Islands, and antiming strangements.-Reuter, scaling the mountains in the R.A.F. Shackleton reported an: BORNHOLM LANDING Spring or Autumn of 1953.

The Ave, who are preceding the main expedition, are due to halt tonight at Kakni, 10 miles northwest of here.

Dr Imonishi told correspon

that dents before leaving here the team would establish a base 100 miles camp at Managbhat, northwest of Khatmandu. They hoped to reach i by the end of the month.

They

would reconnoitre Annapurna in October and the other two peaks in November, nvilds the

alm of completing their mission by the end of this year,

An advance party, under D: Tagakl, an anthropologist, and De Hayashi, went ahead to

Kakni today,

They left on foot with 70

sherpas (porters), who carried nearly two tons which

attack on another enemy Sub- murine 50 mites further north.

To

Cairo

Bonn, Sept. 14. West Germany is about to send Herr Pawelke, 52-year-old pro- déssional diplomat, as her envoy to Cairo.

The Calro post is considered by West Goman officials as a key past in West Germany's relations with the Arab world. At present West Geanony has no envoy in an Arab capital;

Copenhagen, Sept. 14. HQ ATTACKED

The people of the Danish Bal- These attacks have not yet te island of Bornholm were been evaluated. Results will not alarmed yesterday by an an-

It is analysis is nouncement from Oslo that the be known unul at made after the exercise is over, sinnd had been "completely of

of cupled" by the enemy "Orange" The Oslo headquaretrs

Brind, forec after severe bombing of Admiral Sir Patrick

Allied the capital Roenne and other Commander-in-Chief, Forces in Northern Europe, centres, today attacked by were "Orange" jel planes, 12 wns officially announced.

The Lavaliers also used jets 10 strafe 4: harbour Installations

Bergen,

The search for an "Orange"

ruler, believed to be in the

Norvik Drea, was

The

of equipment, today. included special rubber bools to be tested in the high altitudes, dehydrated riec, green tea and a case of whisky present ed to team by General Kalsher Shamsher, Counsellor to

the

King Tribhuvan of Nepal.

The others left later by motor to join the advance party at Kokni-Reuter.

Intensified

sailsfied "Blue" air force, not with reconnaissance photos of Narvik Fiord taken by the Royal Air Force, sent out planes again today for more

on

the

This appeared to be a deliberate announcement by the "Orange" headquarters do "cause public It had the effect of bringing alarm and despondency."

out all Bornholm's home guard

besides small regular forces to

ropel expected landings from the "Orange" fleet.

An "Orange" fleet of zone 30 ships under British command was seen off the east coast by Born- holm yesterday. The island de- fonders had already been active mining the beaches and their approaches.

de-

Pawelke would be accredited to expected that Herr the "King of Egypt and the Susan One reason why no West German envoy has been sent before is that the Bonn Government in deference to the British had hesitated to recognise the King of Egypt as King of the Sudan.

before the war.

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Herr Pawelke served in Iraq The appointment of a Minister to Syria, Hons Joachim von der Esch, has been officially an

nouncod-Reuter.

Navy Might In INDUSTRIAL

Miniature

Big guns are much easier to "grasp" when reduced to the aizo of this wooden scalo model used in the training of Royal Marines at Southsea, Hampshire. The model is of a quadruplo 14-Inch gun turrpí að installed in HMS George V. A sergeant is seca explaining the model to two Alarine recruits-Reuter-

photo,

'Ike' Stumps The Mid-West States

Bid To Reverse 1948 Trend

New York, Sept. 14.

LOUTPUT IN EAST EUROPE CON INCREASE

Geneva, Sept. 14.

Production is rising in Eastern Europe and stagnating, or fulling in nearly all big Weat European industrial countries, according to the latest quarterly bulletin of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe.

The bulletin, published here tonight by the Secretariat of the Commission, said that industrial production in East European countries continued to expand rapidly during the first quarter of this year; recorded increases over the same period. of 1951 averaged about 20 per cent.

The overall plans were in ench case just about fulfilled. The areas

of under-fulfilment were mainly in the basic in- dustries hard coal, pig-from and steel in Czechoslovakia and Poland, fertilisers in East Ger many, heavy machinery in Czechoslovakia, East Germany and Hungary.

"The output of each of these products increased substantially but not enough to provent abortages," the Bulletin sald,

After discussing Ear European moves to mop up citizens' "surplus money the bulletin

skid: "In all these countries both the scarcity of basic ma- terials, despite the substantial increase in their production, and the periodic

necessity climinate

to

consumers' surplus purchasing power appear to stem from the samo cause: the ruthless pressure to increase the output of the metal Industries as part of ambitious defence and in- vestment programmes

In Western Europe, both an. effect and a cause of the lower trend of output, the volume of consumption continued to fall in spite of a generally high level of Imports while sports murked time

Future progress in solving the British and French dollar prob lems was likely to be parily at the expense of other West

said."

Mr Dwight Eisenhower, Republican candidate ropean countries, the bulletin for President, today began a 12-day, 12-State whistle stop" campaign tour through key mid- Western States.

He will try to win Republican support in the mid-West States which gave President Truman his surprise victory in 1948, and also intends to bolster Republican strength in States which voted Republican-but by narrow margins-four years

ago.

this

RECEIVE WINGS

He returned to New York on Winnipeg, Sept. 13,

a 0,000-mille Wednesday from The first Atlantic Pact group

flying train in

tour of the Southern of air navigators to

to break the detailed pletures.

Western Canada received their States, trying The enemy cruiser was not A storm from the east carne wings at a ceremony here last

traditional Democratic hold on visible

first pletures to the assistance of the

the "Solid South" night brought bnck but Bluo" fenders and postponed the The men come from Britain. The Democratie nominees to offeers thought she might be imminent attack but shortly France, Denmark and Canada. the Florida State House of Re- hiding in a sheltered part of after midnight

presentatives Commandos,Diplomatic representatives watch-

adopted the Fiord.

of consisting Danish cadets, ed them get their wings from Air week-end a resolution BALTIC ACTION

mucceeded in landing north of Vice-Marshal F. G. Watt, Air

on Democrats to support London, Sept. 14,

national, member for personnel-Reuter.

party's

State Coastal Danish

warships Salene, Five Indonesian.....Ministry.

county...-- candidates, but added of Labour officials arrived here working with the "Blue" forces

that they air to spend six intercepted enemy ships in the

candidate by today

or- western labour

Balile during months studying

advocated limitation officially was ganisations Britain. They night, it

in are here at the invitation of nounced.

and Britnin British the

Government.-

America

Reuter.

providing most of the 100 ships

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Neutralism In The

Orient Condemned

New York, Sept. 14.

The American Federation of Labour execu- tive council today sharply hit "neutralism" in the Far East as a "most dangerous expression of frustration, despair and self-deception."

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not endorse a

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and

would

THE IMPORT CUTS "The restrictions applied by Britain and France were the most important influendo de pressing trade within Euro

Europe's exports to America were still come 40 per

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"Glass" Car

Bodies?

London. Sept. 14. Threb British companies are experimenting with a now material for paris of car bodice which, when tumped, pill snap Inig shapo akal.

The new material, mixture of glass thread and resin, is sild to be as tough as steel, yet lighter. making tha

The

Arms

exportments

A

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Molor Bodies. Fibreglass Limited And Reichhold Chemicals The object to make door panel and side wings of the material.

Reuter.

Pontiff's Message

To Austria

Vatican City, Sept. 14. Pope Pius XII, in a special radio message to the Aus- trian people, sald today that the Catholic Church was fighting against class struggle and for the defence of the individual against socialisation.

cent higher than during the half year before the outbreak of The Church will fight this

thato

fow battig with extreme determina-

the Korean War (June 1850).

But their continuing

in total Wechat Weak and their tion" because it concerns the tendency dignity of man and the salvation afford little encouragement to of his soul," he said. : "Iron Duke's" hopes at alleviating Europp's

dollar shortage by

by increased and stable

Centenary Commemorated

of

In this

export the bulletin The prospect would become:

He made his broadcast at the close of a big Catholic rally | (Katholikentag) in Vienda.

The Pope urged Austrians to even darker If renewed pro- insist on guarantees of Catholic tectionism should prevail over schools for their children and to cftpris to lessen the "still serious be guided by Catholte principles Impediments to outside com-in marriage and family life. peition in the United States market." Reuter, --

DEEC, WARNING

Strasbourg Sept, 14.

A special report to the Council

-Austria had become... ...... “a. theatre of very dangerous poll- tical, economic and cultural tensions," he said.

"Your freedom of action, con-

London, Sept. 14. who Soldiers from the Duke U.S. Wellington's Regiment, which Senate debates (the South has sails for Koren next week, filed used the Allbuster for years to into St. Paul's Cathedral for a block action on anti-segregation pecial service commemorating of Europe by the Organization trary to the dignity and right and other measures.)

the centenary of the death of for European Economic Co of your people, is still hamper- Governor Stevenson returned the "Iron Duke."

operation (OEEC) warns that ed in many things, **** the Tale of to Springfield yesterday from a

increase In

SOCIAL QUESTION nine-try tour of 10

The first Duke of Wellington, Europe's industrial production is Western States, saying ha was well who

buried under the "far from encouraging" and in was

"But you are free to use your dome, had more pleased" with the political out-Cathedral Look there.

renovation." He will hold a Press confer-ifler him than any other British

Turning to the "social. -ques- the rate of two per cent in the tion," the Pope said the worker's ence tomorrow and will then general.

secont quarter of this year comproblem was the wretched con- speeches and working on acof New Zealand.

1931, Belgium five per cefit, Den- task was to raise this social cumulated

08 business

London alene har 30. Welling-mark six per cent. Britain five class, left without any prolec linols Governor.

to the fluctuations - of A close associate said today ton squares, roads, crescenta, per cent, Canada two per cent. tion

the United States four per cent. economic that Mr. Stevenson would con- gardens, streets

and, turn situations, The report says this check is it tato citizens with clearly- almost universal. tinue to hammer the campaign plus 18 stroots med Wellesley theme of hopeless Republicar his surname and the busy

tablighed rights. disunity

week's Waterloo Railway Station between Máx

Hymns During the service,

fgwns, roads and lang named several shown a decrease in energies in the fléN of réligious

countries. Sweden shows a decrease at

spend two days preparing new The towns include the capital pared with the second quarter of ditions of the proletariat. The

the

and

avenues,

The council, in a report on, have an active, articulate repre- the occasion of the national sentative of the Republic of convention of the AFL opening Korea come forward as spokes- here on Monday, pointed to man of the United Nations, The India and

Indonesia two report said the AFL "repeatedly Asian countries following a warned against making such

of in serious political and peychologie Senator Tatt. sung at his funeral on Noven Norway one, but in almost all effect is a allent parin sin

and cal blunder. We have time and again vainly losisted upon the

14

line

support of

Soviet

The report sald Indonesia "neutralism

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meetings

He said Mr Stevenson and ber 8. 1952 wern bung again,

Among those attending were and Commualai subversion." correction of this mistake which his advisers felt that Mr Taft's

that in has chtalled a serious loss of promise of whole-hearted sup- the present Duke of Wellington, port for Mr Eisenhower did the Vice-President of Wellington made prestige, among the peoples of

representativen headway" and Asia."

little or nothing to eliminate a College, and basic division in the Republican from the College-Reuter, runks, particularly in foreign policy.

On

listed

of

and

REACTION IN JAPAN

TAFT TO BROADCAST

Mr Taft will open a campolgu Briton Wins

on behalf of Mr Eisenhower on a nationwide. Wednesday with radio broadcast, the party an- nounced today.

papers, tradi- Two supporters, tionally endorsed Mr Eisenhower President this week-end,

Mr Eisenhower

"Our Government's failure to of For condemn these enemies of re-elsed socialised

of

For

By Proxy

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Ds

On the other hand, Austria shows an increase of six per cent, Germany four, France three and éssential these cases tho rato of increase

sk may be regarded at least in its "he said. "Catholics" have co-operated years.tention and efficient action. INFLATION MENACE

The rules and counsela was lower than in previous years. in its solution with honest in-

the successors Referring

the Import in the past

the past 60 xpźnią. restrictions imposed by Britain almost everywhere and France, It agys that thofthe" eommon

Hroperty OEEO

to

of

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become

of

is seeking ways and Catholic thinking and action, means of helping the two coun- even though the need was re- restore equilibrium in their comigod and etion taken in balance of payments, and o1 rothe counties at the eleventh mitigating

aš possible the hour. Router. damage Blaer

members. en- talled by thele resteleti

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Zurich, Sept. 14.

Netherland P. Wheeler of Britain won by

Norway, Por proxy the 1952 world champion- Switzfah

for

criu-ship for model plane flying from liberalised at least 75 por cégt

40 competitors of nine nations of their prigato"

today.

esel-mombier countries.

the hands of the Communists, their treatment"-line hex.ccier's scif-bullt

The report also wartis

the

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deconsentinues India

on the

417- pardonable course of appease- ment and kow-towing towards

In regard to Japan, the report Moscow and Peking. This is said the AFL had to warn the primary reason for the against the reactionary drive a Communist gains in the present-day Japan to sap and many last elections In India.

scrap the valuable social reforms Nehru and and democratic rights introduced "Prime Minister his closest collaborators are by the former occupation author-

the still prisoners

fatalities.

Our Government should that present-day India have denounced and resisted the illusion and

Communist China can be current retrogressive trend in- bringing stend of ramusing even to take como

partners in democracy, peace

social note of it. progress to Asla

the areilt side Eastorn developments the report forms thus glayed right into the leading of patients.

Mexico City, Becej. 11. the signing

treaty,

In a statement issued by his powered "Pylon" plane, with the dupes and their agents. pence Japanese

in | radnathon chee. New of

Stulget today York headquarters, he said wing span of about five feet, United States that there is no: Polica clorod. Magicos rat are now distxonestly and latter strongthening

demagogically blaming our the American people now re was airborne for a total of 807.0 doubt that only position on

thocouples we still stanicing, COPAT "growing disillusionment country for it the woolul conceived the world's best medical seconds in three flights. The American customs duties would after it had run for it trip. Six

orlounly plane was flown for him

by

A city, fein] exploded there with Communist China among sequences of the defeat in war cialised medicine was sure to is named. S. Labanchi, who interest or curve and the won fear for the health of the the vitally important millions and the resurgence of reaction

safety

regula the competitor have one result instead of the has lived in Britain for 30 years balance of world trade." m Japan. of overseas Chinese," the dia-

Second was Hand Lacuch!

Hond hat Doen violate and that of the "old policies of

The AFL plodged to "con-patient getting more and better medical care for less, he will get colonialism in Indo-China and unus to do everything in its tst and poorer medicar care for tolal 61 745.2 seconds.

a three-flight (Switzerland) with a

the contest Mmaya

and the "mounting power to brouse and mobilise mora."

Sergio Castigliono guerilla operations and discon the American people and world

situation Summerfield, with 7743 seconds Bir Arthur

internal financial

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