THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1953.
Scientific
Project
Socialist Policy Makers Joint European Determined Not To Be Caught Napping
PREPARING NEW PROGRAMME
London, Mar. 29,
The policy makers of the Labour Party are working against time on a new programme with which they hope to defeat the Conservative Government at the next election.
Now in their second year of Parliamentary opposition, the Socialists are faced with this problem: they do not know when. Mr Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, may spring an election, forcing them to put an attractive, vote-catching policy before the electorate:
EINSTEIN
REVISES
THEORY
Princeton,
New Jersey, Mar. 29. Professor Albert Einstein has revited his unified held theory, It was disclosed today when the Princeton University fress published Appendix Two tu lis
The Socialists want to be ready with their platform on paper, for many believe that the Con- servative leader may try to test his strength soon after Queen Elizabeth's Coronation in June.
That event, the Conservatives, theorists have been drawing up will invoke their own pipn to cure the nn- are said to argue, old traditions and a Feminder tien's ills.
of the nation's past glory-feelings largely able to the Conservatives.
imperit fawrue-
The need to prepare for this contingency could not have cons:
a worse the for the Socialists, who were defeated by the Con- servatives in October 1951 after six years in offer.
Labour
ix
Rome, Mar. 20. Representatives of nine European countries will
here meet
tomorrow complete plans for a huge nuclear research laboratory in Geneva.
to
They will rome from Bolglum. France. Italy, Yaroslavla, Norway, Hol- land, Western Germany. Sweden and Switzer- Land to altend the fifth megalon of the Euro- pean Council for Nuclear Research.
The completed labora- Lory, In which scientists from all nine countries will work together without Becrets, I intended for n search into the primary ocils of living matter. Reuter.
Stevenson
Advice To
Philippines
U.S. PREPARING FOR VISIT OF DR ADENAUER
Washington, Mar. 29.
Hard-pressed foreign policy chiefs of the new Eisenhower Administration turned their attention to the first visit of the West German Chancellor, Dr Konrad Adenauer, after getting the French side of the two countries' dispute over the Saarland from the Premier, Rene Mayer..
Dr Adenauer and his foreign affairs experts are due in New York on April 1,
to
The British Foreign Seere one of the economic alms tary, Mr Anthony Eden, visited | Western European defence. Washington this month.
France has only contented
her rearmament of President Eisenhower, Segre- the
old the fary of State Dulles and other enemy within
framework Cabinet leaders joined the three of the six-nation Western days talks with the French,
Over the week-end M. Mayer and the Foreign Minister, Georpre Bidault.
to went Ottawa.
altianec,
M.
With the oMeinl United States →French statement stressing the importance of their seven year struggle against Com- M. in Indo-China, mudsm Mayer called it the misunder slout war.
SAAR ISSUE
M
None of the member countries Ins fully approved the plan Moyer Insitet the French Parliament would not elther til the Star question was settled.
for
Song Meaning of Relat-touched off by the extreme left manifests and the TUC will say / Philippines Government leaders i serious corsequences if, a truce in poothing international prob-
vity".
A scientifle authority said the Professur believes his change is an improvement and makes the
cory, more convincing.
But Professor Einstein admits he does not know how to prave
show $1-10w
that his mathematical equations describe real things.
Inside whether atoms or in the whole expanse at the Universe, the authority paid.
Professor Einsteln published of "Generalised Theary his Gravitation or the Unified Field They in 1956 after 30 years' work.
The theory is an expansion of the laws of gravitation to in-
the forces clude
which form alams and hold them together.
forces atomiu These electricity and magnetismu, or
keto-magnetism.
are
But Professor. Einstein, now 74. drew little support from owner theurgical physicists.
to think it is Most seem forlorn hope to try for such united field theory.
DANGER FORESEEN
Latour lenders foresee the seriously danger that the Party will say
thinn
In its published divided by the internal quarcetone wing leader, Mr Aneurin Bevan, something different in Septem-
រោធេ The cleavage
State control of who resigned from the last La- bour Government because he pyer further
Industry, considered over-spending on rearmanent.
U.S. POSITION He ako
maintalnest strongly that the only Saar. solement satisfactory to France is one steel While discussions were pro- that will keep the rich The Labour Party wants to
French - lo cowling
Washington the mills attached to the ke!
ready for its programme discussion by the rank-and-fite
Manila, Mar. 20. Communists offered truce talks economy as they have been since well before the Suminer. The The United
States Demon Korea.
World War II. TUC has until September beleratie Party leader. Mr Adal
West Germany considers the fore it must report to its annual Stevenson, Laday urged a rap- French fears were immediate border territory German 50
prochement between the Philiply revived that Reet Chinese far has been unwill to ac congress,
pines and Japan in the interest "volunteers" would be freed Feede to the French position of world pence,
attack their briansed forces
The Adenauer visit will give Indo-China.
President Elsenhower a chance Mr Stevenson, now on an The French - United
Stutes to
his talent exercise warned of "most. Orient tour, made the plea to statctent
There has been Terms. in Baguio where he was the Korea led 15 Communist aggres-oficial suggestion or how that luncheon guest of Philippines sion anywhere else. President Elpidio Quirino,
The French have long wanted may be done in this
The U.S. position is that no Mr Stevenson told Philippines some such assurance from the legal reason exists why a Saar and the material aid in settlement cannot be reacher! The Party is belleved to officials: have accepted Mr Bevan's "There must be ways there aras and confidence that is ex before the European army pact,
the nation should
pected to go with it. Mr Bevan, an assiduous cam-thesis that
No figures have been released and the Saur trouble should be officially but the US will prob-settled at the first opportunity,
and Americans la likely that behind by perpetented
The French palgner and one of Labour's control more means of produc- selves despite all bitterness left best arators, has kept up alon, and it
will call here not long
ably be burdened with one-third found it easier to agree on these running are for IWD years. Labour's programme
of the $1,250,000,000 that is for mallonalisation of engineer-
the two countries He kild
in points made in the official state- Several thues the arguments
guerilla Bghting spent in were complementary
ment: cronu-
Indo-China.
death 105 brought the party to the edge of ing and other heavy planis.
Stalin's mically-Japan Industrial and
The French: Eq less satis- a split, but always something
the Philippines basically agricul- to restore at least turned up
fection on the question at the patchwork unity.
tural, Japan desperately in need, the Philippines in the infancy of enormous and rich develop.
that
Britain WHA
ber.
ure
TUC lenders
dubious about large-sente nationalisation until they see the consolidation of what has already been taken over by the State such as coal,
they want to be certain that always, gas and electricity the wage-carner's
packel pay will bene from more State control.
Now that the Party is busy preparing a new programme, the fra shadow of Bevanism hangs again over the scene.
UNIONS UNEASY
and
In spite of these doubts, the Powerful trade aon chiets is bound by a rank-and- were dismayed by what they now as a concession to unity by file vote at its 1952 conference Alt Clement Attlee, the party's to "formulate proposals for ex- leader in broadening the first tension of social ownership to other Industrica." The TUC the resolu- policy draft to include some "Bevonlte" theories. The unions leadership opposed retorted by refusing to jon tion.
Any proposals which the TUC committees drawing up the new
be produces in September may programme,
far less drasta: then the demands far more nationalisation drafted by the Labour Party.
two countries can help them-
ment.
"All this is important to us because these are vast areas to which the United States must look in its misdon for under- standing and for. cominon thought," Mr Stevenson said.
In a a pre-lunch talk with the Philippines cfficials Mr Stevenson sald the United States Republi- con Administration
could not full the election promise to reduce taxes.
U.S.
case,
no
not
Saar, now coming as a block to fcally changed the Com-
WILL VOTE
AGAINST TREATIES
threat to the free world.
2. France would not let her ships take strategie materials to the Chinese Reds.
has
3. European unity, as
before, is the sald often been
West Germans way to the into the defence picture,
4. France has many interests outside Europe is to be consulted on several problems as she has been in the past. Associated Press.
French
MAYER IN CANADA
Ottawa, Mar, 20. Premier Reno Mayer Bonn, Mar. 20. He said the Republicans were The Vice-President of the arrived at noon today for visits not reactionary and could not German Social-Democrat Party, with Canadian ometais. He was retreat from the social progress Hurr Wilhelm Mellies, told the greeted by the Prime Minister, policies Initiated by the Demo- Press cratic New Deal Administration
Mr Sievenson is Baulo tomorrow for the United Both the Party and the TUC States Air Force base at Clark are seriously opposed to Mr Field, north of Manila, whence The party saw clearly that the Churchill's plan to de-nationalise he will fly to Indo-China inter The uterity described his
industries. which were revised, or improved, theory Trades Union Congress (TUC), the road haulage and Iron and in the day. Reuter.
was uneasy taken away from private enter
Though traditionally loyal to Labour, they asked for more me to study the implications of future policy, and the mean- aing of their hesitation was not
lost on the Party chiefs.
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co today is a compliant federation representing steel
0,000,000 workers,
T.U.C. ATTITUDE
rated mathematical extension of over possible gradual acceptance prise by the lost Labour Gov- his unified theory. The change is of Bevanite ideas, based upon using method
* compares
which systems
different So far, the Labour politicians
had ""guidance
has
today that Social- Mr St. Laurent, the Minister of Claxton, Democrats In the Laender Defence, Mr Brooke leaving Goverunent would yote against and other Cabinet lenders,
Owing to the death of Quech ratification
Allled- and The Mary, there may be no official German agreements
Community European Defence
but M Mayer will guest of treaty.
ernment.
and Parliament, strikes
While the battle has raged in
the TUC
Jehovah's
of equations doaling hove with the field of gravitation-nothing more from the TUC in strenuously refused to support
Reuter.
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polley,
left-wing members have accused union chiefs of being half- hearled in their opposition to Mr Churchill.
But the TUC says that it is after workers' bound to look interests and get the best deal possible, no matter what Party is in power. There has
ittle friction between the TUC in and the Government in
been
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He said that his party had honour at a private dinner in M. St. Laurent's Ottawa residence. done everything to obtain
M Mayer said at the airport concerning-the-con-he-came-to- decision stitutionality of the agreements
but these efforts had been greatest
negatived
Government.
by
Federal the
open our
Canada-with confidence to discuss the
of view on French point the great problems facing the democratic nations." It was this attitude, he sold,
He added: "Together we will led which hud
the Social seck the Best solutions and we
unk the will Democrat Party to
discussions in frankness."--Associated Supreme Court for a provisional fullest degree forbidding presentation Press. of the instruments of ratifica- tion of the agreements before decision. from the Constitu- Paris, Mar. 20.
tional Court had been given on The Czech news agency ሮ። the subject of their compatiblity the Federal Republic's ported from Prague today that eight members of the dedovah's with Witnesses sect, which is banned constitution.
Herr Mailles described as Czechoslovakia, had been
"simple trick," the recent decl- sentenced to prison terms rangsion of the Federal Government day working since the Conserving from five to 18 years after
not to present the instruments and Mr confessing to crimes against the tives came to
of ratification
other before power,
common law, treason and Churchill has done his best to
member States of the Community espionage. make friends with the unions.
said that who had ratified the agreements. The agency report The Conservative move, to-
It was essential, he declared, has the Jehovah's Witnesses, al- de-nationalisation wards
that the President of the e- 1949, had angered the unions, but the TUC though banned in
public should not sign them be- is prepared to make the best of continued its activities and was
fore the what it considers a bad job. In controlled from Brooklyn in the
Constitutional Court any case, some union chicks were United States. never convinced of the need for the State to take over the steel
alleged to have been active mills.
Relations between the Labour "chiefly among the uneducated Party and the TUC have also classes, persuading them to stay been strained by a Bevanite snip away from public demonstra- ing attack against TUC leaders tions, not to join the peace and the Party has been forced to make a formal demand to orators to be less rough-tongued serve with the
affairs.
The prisoners, all of whorn had Czechoslovak names, were
If partisans man."
They
and not to
were also alleged to when talking about trade union have formed an intelligence The Labour Party's 8,000,000 service throughout the country
which fcd Information members are now waiting for the Brooklyn and "foreign political policy platform to appear on paper, an event which may start leaders."-France-Presse.
the most heated controversy
in
the Party since its formation 50
years ago.-Router,
Marshal Tito Nears Home
Belgrade, Mar. 20. Yugoslay ships and planes met the frigate Galeb to escort Marshal Tito as he entered the Adriatic on the last stage of his after visiting Journey homo England, Belgrade Radio ported tonight."
to
bad pronounced judgment on
constitutional dispute.
the
France-Presse.
'Call Nurse'
Phone Fits D Under Pillow
London, Mar. 29. Hospitals are to examire D special two-way telephone which
GREAT TREK will stop patients in large wards
IN REVERSE
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from being mvakened in the night by the cry of "nurse" from a sick patient.
The new "Call Nurse" tele phone will be on show for the of first time at the British Indus- next tries Fair at Olympia month.
Brisbane, Mar. 29. biggest movement cattle from Queensland, Aus- tralia, to the Northern Territory this century is expected to begin in a fortnight,
a
In the nube's duty room is a loudspeaker and an indicator Territory cattlemen will be light for each bed in the ward.
For each bed there is driving back thousands of their breeders which they overlanded microphone small enough to be to Queensland to escape the kept under the pillow
λ drought. territory's two-yeur The Marshal is due to arrive With the drought ended, ait la in Split tomorrow.
ready for the great trek in Stock routes that were death * few months ago are has been put up and the local traps
council has called on the towns now well grassed and walered folk to turn out to greet him and almost dry enough for
driving cattle;;-
A triumphal arch with the reverso,"
Home Inscription Welcome
Reiter,
patient who wants a nurse presses a button on the micro phone. In the nutse's room, the Indicator shows who is calling.
The duty nurse can then plug in and speak to the patient. The volume can be, lowered so that other patients will not be
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