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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1952,

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'PURSE VOTE MAY BE DECISIVE Assembly's Regent Of Iraq

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Possible Major Factor In Presidential Election

New British Fighter

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London, Oct. 20.

A "utility** faster-than- sound fighter, which can be ball very cheaply, is being designed by British air. craft company.

No Government order has yel been placed but the Arm, Folland Aircraft, Is pushing ahead with the work as a private venture, the Society of British Air craft Constructors say”,

Folland's designere say that the plane will have armament and equipment and flying quallifes fully adequate for a single-seat fighter and that it will climb and fly faster than heavier fighters-Reuter,

AMICABLE SOLUTION

EXPECTED

Japan's Diplomatic Troubles

Japan's

Tokyo, Oct. 20. current diplomutiv troubles arising from the recent British, sallors robbery case and the 'United Nations forces blockade of Korean waters will eventually be solved amicably, because they are just secondary" questions from a broad point of view, the Foreign Minister, Mr Katruo Okazaki, speaking at a Foreign Office Preis conferenze, enld today.

Voters Concerned Over

Own Economic

Security

Washington, Oct. 29.

Millions of voters are checking their incomes and their debts before making up their minds how to vote next Tuesday.

This "purse" vote, political analysts believe, will be a major factor in determining the election.

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Interviews with groups of city and farm voters show that while Com munism, Korea and corruption are important issues, most voters are primarily concorned over their own economic security.

Colonel John Hunt, who is to lead Britain's attempt on Mount Everest next year.. Col. Hunt replaces Mr Erie Shipton. who announced be would not lead the expedition owing to a difference of opinion on the size and organisation of the party.--Reuterphoto.

The Stevenson forces are tell-1 "We must prepare the Koreans ing the voters that they "never to defend their own lines as wo

warning have done elsewhere." had it so good" and

poorer.

that a Republican administra Mr Elsenhower and that the ffon would anake the nation American forces must be freed from Korea to be the Kreut mobile retrvé of the Irce The Eisenhower forecy world and to provide air and promise better times fer all sea support wherever and

higli whenever needed.-Reuter.

with holt to inflation, inxes and wasteful government spending.

It appeared that, among the working class, the Democrats capitalising on the

were

of

.

SPOTLIGHT ON NIXON

New York, Oct. 29.

The election spotlight focused the depression again today on Senator Richard Republican M. Nixon, the Hopublican con-

Juidate for Vice-President.

memories during the last administration 20 years ago.

Among the 4,000,000 Negru

voters who normally Support

President Harry Truman, campaigning for Adlai Steven

the Democratic Presidential

the Democrats the Stevenson nomiace, lashed out at Senator "prosy theme is apparent-Nixon in "spooch in Iowil..

REPUBLICAN CLAIM

and

ro-

New Home

Israel Accuses

"Voice Iraq:

Of Nazism

New York, Oct. 29.

The charge was made by Arthur Lourie of Israel in the United Nations Special Political Com- mittee near the end of today's debate on relief for 900,000 Arab refugees left homeless by the Arab- Jewish war.

An impressive general view of the New United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York auf Ambassador Warrók Antifti, Chief of thie United States delegation, kab- dresses the first meeting there of the U.N. General Assembly, -Express Photo.

BRITISH

ARMS FOR

FRANCO

London, Oci. 20. The Foreign Under-Secretary, in the House of Commons today corrected Bri

Climbs Down

Necessity For

Reforms

Bagdad, Oct. 29.

The Regent, Abdul Illah, made it know today that he agreed on the necessity of reforms in Iraq.

Ahmed Mukhtar

Baban? chief of the Royal Cabinet, re- plied in dié hame of the Regent today to dematide mado yester- day by・・ fólk, political : parties sccking sweeplikg thanges,

dis-

The Patildyticht was solved yesterday by Royal db- cree which ordered elections within 60 days.

Mukhtar Babdt said that an election Cabinet responsible towards Parliament could bring about the needed reforms,

Yesterday's demands included tre criding of the present treaty, land re- Anglo-Imagi forms similar, to those in Egypt, abstention from tho Middic Defence Colinell and a Of political life within

reform Iraq.

Mukhtar Baban said: "The

Regent agreed with, the political party leaders on the neceksity for general reform and appre- clátes gour keen interess to Fachlove them, though the bill co-operation of political patties | std dvéry citizér.

SINCERE DESIRE

"It is the Regent's sincereide, sire to see the elections carried out freely and uninfluenced by anyone, so that a Cabinet can be elected to be responsible enly, towards Parliantent.

"Such a Cabinet can matori- aliso In the country the needed reforms.

Mr Nutting, earlier statement on the export of arms to Spain.

On October 22, Mr Nutrig said he indicated that the Bit-

ban on export of arma tihue ing of Iraq's Dr Fadil Jamall pleaded | Arab for more relief than the $23,- extermination against the State to Spain would aptly only folder statesmen on highly im-

common 100,000 in 1952-53 proposed in a of Israel with the planned to resolution submitted by the slaughter of 8,000,000 by Hitler specific military material. United States, Eritain, France of the Jewish people of Europe and Turkey.

And Mr Nixon hammered back tite fant States, which

at a statement by the

Democrat- twitched

frost Repubilcah to the National Committed that he Democrat in 1948, interviews and his relatives own real showed conflicting opinions or estate valued at a quarter of whether the Democrats or the million dollars despite the fact Republicans" would improve the that Mr. Nixon has sald he ex- farmers' lot.

financial difficulties as perienced

Israel accused Iraq today of raising for the Congressman.

first time the "voice of Nazism" in the United The Committee called on

GOP Nations. In the ellies Interviewers found Dwight Eisenhower, the

Presidential candidate, to insist thot most businessmch white-collar workers favoured that Mr Nixon Issue a complete Mr Eisenhower because "taxes report of his income tax

The are outrageous, the Government. turns for the past decade,

three major candidates spending wildly and in other Bation is not stopped, we shall have done so. have Socialism."

Mr Nixon charged that the real estate But most members of labour statement about unions polled suid: "The Re owned by his family is a lie. publicans are not for the work- And, he said in a statement put ing

mon. Taxes and prices could out in Los Angeles: "The ex- be lower. But we are earning tent of the desperation of the is shown good wages and there are jobs Stevenson candidacy for all who want to work."

by this last-minute desperate The Republicans are claiming move." that Mr Eisenhower has the support of the majority of Wonica volers and of the younger voters of both sexes. Madrid, Oct. 20.

His support is strong among the Vandenberg. Government

General is now

housewives who are protesting American Air Chief-of-Staff, studying whether it is advisable

high food costs and hour today with the gainst to demand a revision of the ad- spent on

and wives of among mothers ministrative agreement impie- Spanish Air Minister, Genzalez servicemen

conscripted for Japen- United Gallarza, and had a long talit Korea, the Stales Security Pact, since the with the American Ambassador, agreement itself permits con-Mr MacVeagh. sideration

Mr Okazaki, who was Foreign Minister in Prime Minister Yoshida's Tast Cabinet, appointed to the same post in the new Cabinet formed today.

was

The Government wishes lo solve the question of the United Nations naval blockade of Korcan waters in a moderate way, he said, since Japon will be quite content if it can con- tinue its fishing activities lu these waters.

The

menting

said,

of its

Nations forces in Japan arc deadlocked.

Vandenberg

Sees Franco

Air Minister

on

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STEVENSON TOUR

countries of

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War of

"The Roguns has and will con- to sick the patice of nad dot pertant matters concerning the

use materials

position, he said, country's better future," actusi

Mukhide Baban's diply also decided was that Britain hid is the measure and condemna- where this is desirable on said tint most politicians co- to lift the the Cabinet of ds métfibers of operated elther da

fis, fnembers of the only final settlement of the the statement to which we have ban on the

would be the

existing refugee problem return of the Arabs

consultu

Jamali also contended that tlob of 'the moral standards of nataleine SCOTmoh | Parliament in the

“NOTORIOUS",

Jamall accused the Jews o! exterminating Arab villages and mutilating old men, women and children to cause them to fee Palestine in panic,

He sald responsibility for, the of the refugees rested plight with the

great powers "who under

pressure of power politics supported the partition of Palestine,"

to their just listened.

Pro- "I wish to register the He hit out at both Mr Steven-homes In Irael.

test of my delegation that the 8on and Mr Stephen A. Mitchell, Jamali said: "I submit that voice of Nazism has for the fle Democratic National Chairman the injuries to the Arab refugees time been heard in the United who was the first to criticise. Mr are not less than those inleted Nations and by one whose ad- Nixon

for the now-celebrated claimed to Have been

miration for Nazi principles in $18,000 expense fund contribu- by Hitler on the Jews."

was notorious As ted to the California Senator by

Jamali finished. Lourie the late thirties

and public" termed The Iraqi

and wealthy constituents,

delegate's A LOA Angeles housewife

Said Mr Nixon: "After Mr speech "most violent" and "re- said that she was voting for

Stevenson markable for its distortions". Mitchell revision one General Vandenberg arrived

Mr Elsenhower not because of

and Mr

He to year after Its effectuation, he from Geneva

reserved the right to yesterds

falled in their attempt on economic conditions

and in answer it tomorrow. but "be-begrmisch my honour two-day visit, during which it

cause I have a son who is belagtegrity, they are now attempling, was believed he would confer drafted for this Korean war." Mr Okazaki sald It was not with the American military mis-

through the Democratie Nation:3 Committee, to attack the honour the fault of Japan alone that alon

here,

the mutual

"IKE" ON KOREA

Lourie added:

"I only wish and integrity of my 75-year-old to add here that comparison of for the proposed security negotiations

negotiations between agreement with the United America and

Mr Elsenhower

father said today

my mother

my and

the plight of the Arab refugees brother." possible that that his promise to go to Korea It is niso tho

resulting from the launching by he, General Vandenberg, will personally had given, heart to

Stevenson

was whistle- every American family,"

stopping through--Pennsylvania Speaking on the future devet see General Franco,

He opened his second day of today in a bid for the State's 32 The Impression here lopment of Japan's self-defence,

electoral votes. M: Eisenhower thickly Campigning he gave an assurance that there the American-Spanish talks will henty

settled communities, near New concentrated on New York City will never be a sceret expansion be concluded this year.

and its predecainantly Repub- York City. of the National Safety Corps,

Talking today in the Eronx, lica suburban areas. because the strengthening of the

of New York's

It was Mr Truman who took defence forces required revision

boroughs, Mr Elsenhower said: up, the Democratie assault on of various laws. Reuter.

"America must

a speech not be caught Mr Nixon in forever in this Korean trap Waterloo. He said the trend ini dighting the real enemy's second Town had been strongly Demu- team."

cratic ever since Mr Nixon appeared in the State.

He would be delighted to have Mr Nixon continue to help

the Democrats by his speeches but he realised there was not time before election for all the people to see what

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is that

General Vandenberg is due

to visit French Morocco, Rome, Tripoli, Athens, Ankara, and Korea.-Reuter,

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Argentina

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Raises An Old Issue

Buenos Aires, Oct. 29.

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US Oil Firms'

Case Goes To

Highest

Court

Washington, Oct. 29. Five major United States oil companies today carried to the Supreme Court their efforts to block a grand jury investigation in Washington of an alleged world oil monopoly or cartel.

"SUB-HUMAN -LEVEL"..

delegate asserled The Iraqi that Arab refugees now existed sub-human level" on a "cruel

were determined to and they return to their homes in Israel Sold Jamall: "The Zionists don't

The want refugcas. Zionists usurped

their homes

want

raised by "The money was voluntary contributions with the United States, Britain and France giving over 90 per cent of the amount. — Associated

Prez.

tional

Peace Angel' For Japan

Ust materials at obsolescent

stich legislation governing where taterial Wor

and electoras laird, material is surplus to our res

and those

If there was anything wrong, of out quirements

such wealth

as Common all must be regarded as customers,

responsible, he added-Router. orth Atlantis and Treaty, "countries."

Mr Nutting said only comizion use materials

In fact been sent up to present,

Mr Ernest Davies (Labour) asked: "Will not the Government consider abandoning the policy appeasing General Franco, which is bringing little benet to this country economically and causto

tis Loss of prestige Mr Nutting said that it was too early to say what ecofiomie benefit would be derived, but beGoverment hoped it would

considerable-Reuter.

of

SOARING COSTS BLAMED

Canberra, Oct, 29. The State-owned Trat Australian Airlines went

into

29.

Frontuurt, But, BarbaraPleyer, 28-year-old "Price Angel of Hawk!”, left by plane here today to attend the Asion Caflyrcis fór & World Federation opening on November 3 at Hiroshima.

Misa Pleyer, a Cortan medical student, alartied a crowd

of 100,000 when she printed

down the track in Helsinki's Olympic Stadium and tried to address the opening day crowd over the loudspeaker system. Later she said she wanted to

the red by £55,000 during the make a peace appeal 1951/52 dscal year, the House of Before her departure Miss. The loss was attributed to the Hiroshima Congress was a non- Representatives was told today. Pleyer fold reporters that the delay in adjusting airline fores Communist meeting with dele- to meet soaring costs. In the gates attending from Asia, the previous year, the airline had a United States, Britain profit of £153,000,-Router. Holland-Associated Press,

Egyptian Envoy To See Mr Acheson

United Nations, Oct. 29.

The whole range of relations between Egypt and the Western world-and the US in particular is expected to come under review in a conference between the US Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, and the Egyptian Foreign Minister, Ahmed Mohamed Farrag, some time next week.

and continue to bring in foreign refugees, How can they survive on $3

$3 a month while refugees elsewhere cost $1 a day."

Saudi Arabia's Rouney W. Deldny called for return of the refugees to their homes.

Indonesia contributed $600,000

programme. to the 1952 relief

Cilya, Costa Rica,

Bolivia, the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua joined Deven other DEMOCRAT SWITCHES

The companies asked the Latin American countries which Mr Stevenson tore into Mr court to reverse the decisions of yesterday said they would sup- albealing resolution Nixon last week for saying that lower courts refusing to dis-port n

$23,000,000 for Arab relief, the Democratic nomince had change the grand jury.

Joining today's WETE the In their appeal paperA, the proved himself, "soft toward

and South Africa. Argentina's claim to the Falk Communists" and had exercised companies said that the grand Netherlands fuld not afford land Islands, occupied by Bri pour judgment in signing

inoluded 14 government July testifying to the employeees among its 23 mem- contributions. tain since 1832, is being pressed deposition with unusual vigour In the the

reputation of Alger | bers, Press here, following on Ar- Hiss, convicted perfuror.

The companies contended that gentine protest to Uruguay Snow Bakes were falling to they were entitled to be in against the latior's alleged re- day in Scranton, Pennsylvania,vestigated, if at all, by a "fair cognition of British sovereignty as Mr Stevenson, standing bare-and impartial jury free of the over the lalands.

headed in a row wind, told a inevitable bias of the Govern semi-official Democracia have proved their concern for

crowd "The Democrats ment employed jurors." .The

In earlier proceedings Dis- โท today commented:

"British the average mon through leglo-trict Federal Judge James Kirk- Honduras is as Guatemalan as

such as the minimum land, deule motions by the the Malvinas (the Falklandsylation

companies to dismiss the grand Agrenline. The whole wage law," Now Only the world knows this

The views of the new.Egyptien Jersey, T. James Jury without prejudice to the

Egyptian sources disclosed the conference was arranged at Mr. Government on foreign policy San Marinella, Oct. 20. Foreign Office, pretends not to." Tumulty, who was a delegate to case being transferred to New the Democratie National Con- York City, where Government!

Former King Farouk of Egypt Acheson's suggestion. Mr Farrag problems will be placed on re- The Uruguayan reply. xvention Idst 2019, drtnounced he employ ces did not serve on pressing "pained surprise, which was handed to the Ar- was switching to Mr Elsen Juries. The Federal Court of today renewed his subscription arrived on Monday to head the cord early next month when Mr hower after listening to Senator Appeals confirmed Judge Kirk to the British Matchbox Label Egyptian delegation to the UN Ferrag makes his formal policy

General Assembly.

speech before the UN General Sadety- gentine Goverment yesterday, Joseph R. McCarthy's speech land's decision,

subscription which

The ho The Acheson-Farrag con- Assembly. has not yet been published here attacking Mr Slevenson

the fell due on July 26, the day papers. filed with

ference will be the first top although the text was released Monday night.

fled Egypt. Supreme Court today the five

Like many other Foreign level contact between the two He said the speech by the companies California, Texas,

informar King wrote: "Í

of Egypt WILS taken over by speak in the so-called second

round of the gtheral debate. Kentina on trade and travel be- him "the Deinocrats have a of California, The Texas Com regret the delay, but my sub-

after the American presidential Diplomats say Mr Acheson who is pary and Arabian Americari #cription fell due on July 20 and General Mohammed Nagulb. tween Argentino and Uruguay Presidential candidate

will wald they would show that the I was rather busy at that during the past few days have soft towhid Communisın."

be interested in hearing elections. time." Mr Mayor Federal Attorney Tumulty said

Genoral Meanwhile, Me Farrog ¡hos. reduced trade, almost to a stand-

He enclosed a personal cheque picked | still.—Reuter,

McGranery, John V. Kenny' of Jersey Citywington for the gran

's-views on such critical been devoting much of his time 125 6d for one year's Naguis and that he resign

Jury

problems as to contacts with other delegii=" ful secretary.

proceedings wh

when I was un-membership-United Press,

Modi Enstern

defence, the tions and old acquaintances. Mr/ Talk, price

ard burdensome "I'm willing to pay the

un-

Egyptian dispute with Britain Tarrag served as Egyptian de Anglo-Burmese Talks for my convictions,"

Czech Premier III: sold Mr necessary to do so,"

over the Suez Canal and

the legate to the UN several years 2 The case reached the Supreme London, Oct. 20. Tumully.

Sudan questioned and London, Oct. 20. Mr Elecnhower and Senator Court, walle Judge Kirkland

The Czechoslovak Prime

the

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Subscription Renewed

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Rodolfo Trusteeship Commition Anglo-Burmese talks on trade Robert A. Tart of Ohio were began hearing the arguments on Minister, B. Antonin Zapotocky, almatie observers said it t and the Burmese balance of lashing the Democrats about behalf of the five companies and is tf, accoring to a Ceteka, Farrag conference will follow by greeted M Barras formally and payments situation began at the their handling of the Kotean others to quash or modify rub. Czechtalbytte nawa agency, a week the dinner on Monday in cordially when the Foreign Tarury today and will continue war. And Senator John Spark-poenas which had been issued report received in London Washington given by General Minister visited the committed for about a week. The repayman, the Democratie Vice-for the production at records. today. The Deputy Premier, M. Omar Bradley, Chairman of the on Tuesday nights Mr Muhor ment of Burma's debt of £27, Presidential nominée, chided The companies contended that Jaganly Dolansky presided at ug Chiefa of

Cabinet Earptian Ambassador for the recalled Mr Farmi's parte

Waiti tion in the committee's work in 600,000 to Britain was also unte. Republicans of the racial the subpoenas called for about yesterday's regular der dittusalón, Reuter,

Issue,Associated Pres

80,000,000 doaunotaRouter, meeting-Reuter,

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