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Churchill Activities Stimulate Belief In

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Gold Price Pressure

Japanese Stay Tight-Lipped

New Delhi, Jan, 8. The three-day closed door Arslan of Japanese diplo.. mats from 11 Aslan coun- tries ended here foalght.

Japancie sources were tight-lipped as to the nature and results of the

сот

ference. Press photographers were forbidden to lake pictures.

But sources close to the conference said the discus- nions covered a wide rango of subjects affecting kic Japanese position in Axta commercially. politically and culturally-Associated Press.

TUC BAULK AT LABOUR BLUEPRINT

London, Jan. 0. Britain's Trade Unton leaders decided today to withhold their support of the Labour Party's now nationalisation plans until

in special comunittees have vestigated the plans,

blueprint recently A policy produced by the Labour Party of nationalisation proposed heavy engineering, the aircraft industry. textile machinery, chemicals and shipbuilding.

Today the Trade Union chiefs --General Council of the Union 8,000,000-strong: Trades Congress-met

in joint session Executive

with the National Committee of the Labour Party

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 9, 1953.

London, Jan. 8.

Mr Winston Churchill's activities in New York have stimulated the belief among financial quarters here that a higher gold price is being talked about as one way of reducing American dollar aid to needy Western allies.

New ideas on the thesis of raising the gold price above the fixed level of $35 per fine ounce have been growing up here since the Common- wealth Prime Ministers' conference in November of last year.

Reports from New York now strongly suggest that Mir Chur- chill had talked about

matter with designate

the

this

Ministers AIR PIRATE

of the forthcoming Republican administration. This

I believed to be the prelude to CREATES

a larger and more formal con- ference due to take place in Washington, this Spring.

It is reported that South Africa's Finance Minister, Mr N. C. Havenga, rabo has argued case for a higher olt price since

World the end of War II, has been asked to join Mr Churchill's team for the Washington conference.

on

The "Financial Times" in an editorini today argued in favour of a higher price for gold in commenting

the current monthly Letter of the National City Bank of New York which orgues against any change.

PROBLEMS

Manila, Jan 9.

The knotty problems involving the return to the Philippines of the Chinese would-be air pirate, Ang Chio Klo, now held by the Formosa authorities, were dis cussed anew by the Philippine Affairs Secretary, Forelin Joaquin

M. Elizalde, and the Cinese Nationalist Ambassador, Chan

Chih-ping.

Chinese Nationalist authorities Mr Elizalde denied that the in Formosa had ever advanced two conditions for the return of

Christmas On The Waterfront”

The Christmas holidays were watery

ones for the people of many villages

the Dutch province of Limburg, where the River Maas overflowed shows a typical socac. (Exp.com photo).

British Everest

Expedition To

Learn The Lessons

London, Jan. 8.

The British think they know where the Swiss failed in their two attempts to climb Mount Everest and are hopeful they will succeed in their own assault on the world's highest peak some time in March or April.

Pago 8:

DISCORDANT NOTES

STRUCK AT ASIAN SOCIALIST PARLEY

Rangoon, Jan. 8. Asian.Socialists views on their future rela- tions with the Socialist International (oday struck three discordant notes.

Pakistan, Egypt and the Lebanon advocated'. complete dissatisfaction with the Socialist Inter- national. The Egyptian delegate, Mr Ahmad Hussain, threatened to walk out of the committee on the issue of any pressure being brought to bear on Socialist parties to join the International against their will..

The second

view, which holdings into the village society, received the support of India, run by them on the basis of Burma, Indonesia and both equally.

wings of the Japanese. Socialist, Only ruch erystan of decen- Party, was that the

Asian |tralisation would enable every Socialists should create

In

banks. Picture

own with liaison with International.

Concern Over Queen's Next Christmas Broadcast

4. group or godety to share power

permanent machinery of their in administration which was the

the essence of democratic socialism,.

Mr Narayan said,

Collectivization in the Soviet This group suggested that Union on the other hant had members of the Asian organisa-built up a hierarchy “denying don, who are already members (the worker

any voice in of the International, should con-ministration," he added tinus their membership and that Mr Narayan sald he would also others should have the choice to reject the Soviet political

cal strue.. join an new members in their turo Es model for socialists individual capacity,

It is a one-party or- The Asian machinery itself gunisation, based on dictatorship. should have a close link with membership where "democracy constant purges, and restricted the Socialist International, this does not exist any longer.*** group suggested.

"Russia made a good

begin- The third suggestion made Ting as a socialist state, but by the Malayan chief delegate,rred when it began distorting

history instead Mohanuned Sopice, was that the " Mr Narayan added. "Some of interpreting conference should immediately | create an Asian machinery and

that of us bulleve

fave to it to discuss with the Hol-International suitable amend- tion

was ments to its statuter. make

the

original concept of construc-

of Soviet. Hussin been adhered to, Russian Com- munism would not have landed in a morass in which it finds.

Wellington, Jan. 8. The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr Sidney land, said tonight he fully authorised to

This would enable the Asian his Christmas Day an organisation to keep regional itself today."-Reuter,

that Queen autonomy and yet become nouncement Reports of the Swiss expeditions of 1952, both Dlizabeth's Christmas Day member of the International,

this suggestion claimed. of which ended a few hundred feet from the sum- broadcast this year would negotiamit, have been closely studied by the Everest Com-be made from Government tions currently going on Manila and Talpel were centred mittee of the Royal Geographical Society.

"It is an open secret now that rise in the gold price was dis-Ang. cussed at the Commonwealth conference. The omission of any mention of this subject in the communique has only increased

of these the confidence believe that something is in the wind," the "Financial Times" spid. United Press.

whe

Takes Stroll

to discuss the new socialist On 60-Foot

programme.

The meeting proposed, with-

out

Trade

reale

pssurance a specific

of

Union backing,--a full-

nationalization

fru-

*amme.-Reuter.

Plague Alarm In Yemen

Talz, Yemen, Jan. 8. Reports of a plague epidemie spreading in Southern Yemen today caused wide activity in this tiny capital.

Semi-official

Fources

stated

that a medical party was rushed lo Shuralga village, a few miles from the Aden Protectorate, after alarming reports.

The nature of the episanic and the number of lives fost are unknown yet.

Yemenite planes are now con- tinuously spreying DDT over extensive areas, Associated Proms.

High Ledge

#1

To admitted. however, that the knotty problems involved in the transfer were now being threshed out by officials both of the Philippine and the Chinese Nullanellst Government.

It was

in

on this one question: who has

Some of the most experienced the greater claim on Ang, the Philippines or the Chinese Na-Alpine guides now lying were

among the Swiss climbers, tionalist Government?

conditions.

Quirino's Reply To Critics

House in Auckland.

1

A

ATTLEE'S VIEW

The British Labour Party lender, Mr Clement Attlee, told Commenting on a London re- the committee that he would port, Mr Holland said "I was consider the third suggestion. fully authorised to make the on- nouncement I did on Christmas

The Astan Socialist Con-

Roosevelt

Probe Into

Day, and I have checked and ference's second committee on Rearmament

the chairmanship of the Indo- nesian delegate, Mr Tandlono Manue, today adopted a policy for Asian land form.

confirmed that that was so. 1 Asian economic problems-under have nothing more to say."

The New Zealand Herald of Auckland referred to the concern that seemed to have arisen inį Britain about the tidings of the Queen's broadcast next Christ

mas

of

the

Ho

Meanwhile, the release of The Swiss have made from 50 to 60 Chinese, recently available to the British expedi- arrested .by the Philippine tion all the physical experienco Government in its round up of they gained in their gallant

London, Jan. 8. Communist suspects, was те

Franklin D. Roosevelt (DC quested by the Chinese Nassault under vicious weather

mocrat - Liberal, Now York), Lionalist Ambassador. Theso

It proposed the abolition of member of the House Foreign Chinese aro being de- British climbers have been

feudalism and the redistribution Affairs Committee, arrived bere tained in Camp Murphy.

meeting and talking' over the

of land to the tiller of the soll. today for what he termed Ambassador Chen told Mr technical aspects. Plymouth, Jan. 8.

They would

The proposals were drawn up fact-anding visit" on British No-not say what lessons had been

Manila, Jan. 0. A Royal Marine Commande, Elizalde that the Chinese

tertain learned from the Swiss attempts,

The newspaper said the burden by a subcommittee of Burma, and French rearmament. President Elpidio Quirino

only two Corporal Leslie Duckworth, 25, lonalist Embassy felt

the complaint was that the India and the Left-wing Jap will remain here of the Royal Marine Barracks, that at least 50 to 60 of the but one climber said the British

yesterday launched blistering

days. Chinese nationals Wi

under attempt This Spring

During the discussion, would attacks at critics who charged British people might miss the anese group. Stonehoure, Plymouth,

detention as Communist suspects have the best opportunity of the Philippine Government with accustomed privileges of hearinggoslav

Roosevelt plans to talk to delegate, Mr. Ales "was found walking along

sovereign's broadenst nt an 60-foot high ledge on the rest had no Communist connections, any expedition thus far, given

apathy towards the Common

Bebler, opposed collectivization American representatives deal- therefore, should be even half chance by the

hour most suitable for them which, he said, led to burenging with North Atlantic Treaty of esplanade buildings on Ply-and

weather. released.

man and neglect for the wel-

selves.

and cracy

matters co-Organisation recommended mouth

told Plymouth Hoe,

The Chinese Nationalist Em- The Everest team will leave are of the poor.

If the usual time of 3 p.m. on operative farming instead. An objective appraisal cannot Christmas Day was adhered to

going on to Paris. magistrates he had injured his

underslood to have early in February and spend

Similar spine And

see bassy is wanted

fall

opposition the complete flies on the Philippine come time acclimatising itself

the many accom- here, people in Britain would lectivisation was

The son of the late American had still got

Chinese Reds-France-Presse.

plishments of extreme altitudes before wholher he nerve for climbing.

the economic have to listen at 3. am. or else night by India's chief delegate, President Bald that a number of establishing comps above 21.000 Government for

recorded ver- Mr Jayaprakash

visits at high levels would Icel

With it will go the finest

and excial

of the be content with promotion

follow the discursion on

which Mr allcs alon later, fined £3 for being He was

scientific

the Philippine belleved common man equipment

That was precisely what loyal fa

problems of.

President-elect Churchill and yet devised for such a climb.

Preskitne declared, found on enclosed premises,

New Zealanders and Australians clalism.

Dwight D. Eisenhower had this President Quirino made A Royal Marine

nald

Some of the equipment hás offeer

had done an previous Royal The third committee

weex Duckworth. had just returned

been tested in the Alps, some statement during the turning Christmas broadensis, the news Aslan problems today discussed cannot say what will be con- after

ย than two and

designed on the recommenda-over of 4,000,000 pesos from paper said.

Gandhian civil disobedienco as cerried But they will be con- tions of Polar explorers. The the Philippine counterpart fund

"We in this country should a method lying somewhere nected with the change in the half years in Malaya.

The chairman caid

Duck-

oxygen equipment is of new to M.SA. aid for the establish- make it clear that subject to Her between constitutionalism and United States administration," light construction. But because ment of rural banks, and the Majesty's wishes, a broadcast violence of achieving Socialism

industries and from Auckland appends to us ca in Asia, Everest has beaten all attempts promotion of

more

to

Surprise Trade Mission

worth's officer spoke "in very To Soviet

high terms of

his work

with

the Marines, so the Bench was dealing leniently with him." Reuter...

A British Crossword Puzzle

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ACROSS

1 Summary (5).

7 Require (4),

Come after (5)

10 Fruit (5)...

11 Huge (4).

19 Limited (10)

16 Bring up (4).

16 Meditate (4).

10 Felgned litness (10).

22 Wooden strip (4).

24 Similar (5).

25 Grown-up (6).

20-Oven (5).

27 Abounded (0)

DOWN

Hazards (5),

13 Applaud (5),

4 Chir (0),

The

៥.

world (8).

Dregs (4).

8 Shun (6).

12 Weary (6).

13 Frolles (5).

24 Negollating (8). 17 Little

(5).

18 Amure (6).

20 Elegance (5).

21 linerary (4),

23 Deposited (4).

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 1. Foler, 4 Adept,

7 Dispel, 6:Avold, 10 Lous, 13 Mendres 18 Spoor, 10 To-do,. 17 Rate, 19 Ripen, 20 Bpocint, 21 Stab, 23 Merry, 124 Bolace, 28 Press, 20 Ghetto. Down: 1 Fiddie-2 Distaste, 3 Even, 5 De- viates, 0 Prised.. 9 Peril' 11 Epectes 12 Moral; 13 Contract, 14: Sombrero, 18 Appear, 22 Com.

Vienna, Jan. D. Prague Radio reported last night that * Czechoslovakia trade mission, headed by the new Minister for Foreign Trade, Richard Dvorak, left for

Mos- cow earlier in the day in order to conclude a trade agreement.

circles

In

Well-Bormed

Gurprise at the report, of the fact that the

Czechoslovakian Government had approved a new trade agree ment with the Soviet Union for

this year.

to

to sce

the Philippine

the

1

before

to col- mado last

Narayan

the So-

on

week in New York. He said: "

to climb it, the expedition will | piloj plants calculated to an net of symbolism touching the take some experimental equip accelerate the social amellora whole Commonwealth and provocated this last night.

Mr Narayan had also ad- ment, to be used by subsequent tion programme in the country. claining the distant loyalties thu expeditions should this one fall.

This committee set up a sub- The Philippine President and Throne inspires

committee to study Improve Uulted Press.

carller

vehemently denounced "It is not a matter of studyg ment of economic conditions in the two M.S.A. reports on the anyone's interests save the trial areas.-Reuter. country, but later changed his Queen'e, In point of fact the

Reds Blamed

For Karachi Riot

Karachi, Jan, 3.

Mr A. 1. Naqvi, Joint Secre-

M. Dvorak has been Minister tary at the Ministry of Defence, for Foreign Trade since Decem-ald tonight that the riots here

Antonin

Gregor, r

He said the procession had whom บ nothing has since been

heurd. been organised and taken out by Gregor's colleagues the Communist-inspired Demo- Two of wore sentenced respectively to feratle Students Federation.

ber 2, 1052. and succeeded were "Communist Inspired."

So for, a full-dress covera mental visit by Mr Churchill to Elsenhower is on the cards for February or March.

It is expected that Mr Churchili will be accompanied by the Foreign Secretary, Anthony Eden, India's chief delegate to the and the Chancellor of the stand with the explanation that timing can be arranged to suit Asian Socialist Conference. Mr Exchequer, R. A. Butler, as well

most people. If the Queen after all, the reports were not mondcast on Christmas sight Jayaprakash Narayan, declared as a group of fiscal experia

ofileial-France-Presse.

now

He here, the British people will hear here last night that pants and is expected to take the her on Christens morning, per-not workers should form the President a plan for Anglo- Ameriem economie co-operation King Paul Goes hops the most joyous time of the tion in Asia socialist revolu- roughed out by the recent Com-

day for most families."-Reuter.

On

Tour

Athens, Jan. J.." A Palber communique today sald King Paul will be going abroad next week and will be absent for some time.

Varsity Strike Called Off

Associated Press,

"If we depend on workers as monwealth economic conference. the West docs, we will never achieve sur goal. In every sphere in elections and even in an armed insurrection--we need the support of per

Mr

port of peasants," he said. Narayan, speaking on Ideological problems of socialism. last night, enld he rejected the Soviet systern

because

Brussels, Jan, 8. His journey will be official.

Students of Brussels "Free The communiquo did not University" today decided to "becomes a tool for bureaucratic death and to life imprisonment Mir Naqvi added that 1 specify the country he will visit. end their strike against the exploitation of workers,'!* alter the Slansky trial.anything were proved against During his absence Queen Fred- suspension for a month of the Ho ativocated a processin

France-Presse.

Red Infiltration

Into P.I.

Manila, Jan. 9.

Lie organisers of the procession, cullable action" would bro

taken

All colleges have been closed, for three days. Extra armed police tonight surrounded the Phomes of all Ministers,

The rioting started

when

The Philippines Defence De-policy tried to break up a student fence Department today (Fri- demonstration protesting against |-- dny) moved to Ughten its the use of tear gas and batons Southern 6en defences against against demonstrating students Communist agents illegally yesterday in a demand for lower entering the Islands through the fets and befter learning Sulu Sea.-Associated Press. facilities Reuter.

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