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a Natoni Nivan Lu ference today appointed a working committee to draw blueprint of.. a future,

independent Ma- Laya,

Speakers A, the con ference suggested that 14 Should Include Singapore and should remain within tho Billah Common- wealth

and

The two major political organisations the United Malaya Nailonne Organizi- tion

the Malayan- Chinese Association did not attend the conference. but the door was left open for them to take, pari in the talks during the next three months, France- Presse.

BRITISH

TRADE

PROPOSALS

Under-Secretary Of State Criticises Simpson Bill

Washington, Apr. 27.

Mr Walter Bedell Smith, Under-Secretary of State, today called for a continuance of America's reciprocal trade agreements to avoid "a costly upheaval in interfiational commerce."

Mr Smith was speaking to the United States Chamber of Commerce in another part of Washington as hearings began before the House Ways and Means Committee on the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act.

He said: "Reciprocal trade is an important symbol of our international trade. It has a deep meaning För bür Allies.”

Mr Smith criticised n Bill, ton of pákte, Inefficiency and submilied to the Ways and poor planning In setting up the Means Committee by Repre- | current defcfice mobiliation sentative Richard Simpson, programme. bigh tariff Republican from which, he said, about a starp rs-

CERIDed Slates policy

would versal of

to lower barriers to trade l the free world."

The object of the Simpson Bill is to broaden restrictions on imports and to curtail Pre- sident Elsenhower's power to overrule decisions to the Tarif Commission.

to

Mr Smith said national security would be jeopardised by the Simpson proposals to curb the President's powers

make | treatles and adjust tarife.

Limitation of executive author- By to sign international agree-

would ments

handicap administration

Mr Kyss said, "We are paying dearly for two basle mistakes in defence planning:"

1. A too severe cut-back in military strength prior to the Korean war.

two fine friends who "refolee more and more in their strong Individus! personalities."

The Trodes World Airlines Chairman, Mr Warren Lee Pier- son, told the group that "our deep-seated protectionist tradi- tlons pose the greatest single obstacle" 10

to United Stites of its "position of acceptance of -An "uncound and un- leadership" in the world. He realistic rush to mobiliso after called for a "substantial lower-

outbreak of the war.

ing of latiffs,

simplification of Mr Kyes' speech was the first the Customs 'red tape and major polley address of the elimination of quotas" which Republican defence team and Congress had placed on the im gave the clearest Indication ports of certain items,-Reuter, thus far of how the economy- Associated Press and United minded Republican Adminis Press, iration is approaching the task of cutting the multi-billion dollar defence programme.

The former General Motors London, Apr. 27.

"the executive sald that the “greatest Scandinavian delegates met

contesthoric:ming" Z the military British economic officials hern with the Soviets.

establishment has been the today to discuss the possible "Ability to act rapidly and lack of "round and adequate cffcols of Commonwealth pro-flexibly is far too Important in management.” posals for freer world trade. skuotions like ours to be rub-. The conference of "Unisean" Jected to mitations," Mr Smith -economic commitee repre-declared. senting Britain and Sweden, Norway and Denmark-Is hold- Ing is usual half yearly view of Anglo-Scandinavian business.

the

WOULD TIE HANDS

damage friendly

Et

in some detail with the manag-creating an upheaval, Ing board of the Europan Irade.

Payments Union and the "I is safe to say our securl-

hard

HEAVY DRAIN

to

the

Opposition

Leaders Arrested

With obvious reference to the number of industrial leaders now being brought into the

Buenos Aires, Apr. 27. Mr Smith told the business- | Pentagon, Mr Kyes said,

"Once

Political police today arrested men that the Simpson amend the Secretary of Defence is

nce is Senor Santiago H. del Castillo, ments to the Reciprocal Trade

provided with adequate President of The talks are expected to end Agreements Act would cause a management support to handle Radical Party, after a

the opposition tomorrow.

national when a brief stote-

sharp reversal of American the tusk more rapid progress convention of the party. ment will probably be issued.

policy aimed freer world can be made toward creating The routine meeting at the

Police also arrest the Vice- trade.

hitting, effective and President of the Party's

Na- Foreign Office follows similar

Mr Smith sald restrictions economical organisation for tonal Committee, Senor talks in Paris last month,

Luis would tie President Eisch-national security." The British Foreign Secretary, hower's hands in his proposed Mr Kyes also indicated that he left the party headquarters.

R. Mackay, in the street after Mr Anthony

Eden, and Mr

revision of foreign economie the Republicans are ready Richard Buller, Chanteller of policy in the coming year, break revise the "broad mobilisation the convention today a proposal The Radical Party rejected at then discussed the continuity of that policy and base" policy followed for the Excheq's proposals

countries by past three years in the defence that its members should resign

in world build-up,

from national and provincial He ccd these examples of and other representative bodies. congresses, municipal councils the heavy drain which the Fourteen Raulical organisation of European econo-lt ik

deputies is making constitute the only opposition in- mic co-operation steering board ty is just as dependent on the miltary programme

economic help and security of on United States economy: the National Congress (Parlia- for trade,

"The Army alone now has onment). partners as upon their These talks in turn followed military strength," Mr Smith and and on order goods having The decision against the boy- the British Ministers discussion

a value

substantially greater cott was taken by 91 votes to 70 on the same subject with the new United States, administra-individual bills which would cur-in

Mr Smith referred to some 40 than the total of all inventories at the headquarters of the party

the hands of all

manu-damaged by fires started during tion in Washington.

within riots earlier this month. Bilateral talks between Bri-tail imports from friendly coun- facturers of all things

tries by

tariff bcosts or other the United States." tain and other European coun-

Another party whose head- "Army and Afr

Fares

ex-quarters were also dzmuged la tries on the Commonwealth means,

A BLOW

penditures

during the Eurrent the fires the Democratie (Con- proposals will be held during

fiscal year are each expected to servative) Party-last Friday the next few months, it is

Specifically, he sald, a curb on equal or exceed the total net ordered its eight provincial understood here.-Reuter,

Venezuelan oil imports would Income of all fann operators in deputies and about 50 municipal seriously damage trade from the United States as yeur councillors to resign in protest.--- which Venezuela obláins 90 per white Navy expenditures are Reuter. cent of her foreign exchange=| equivalent to more than three- which would reduce her expen-Idarts-of-the total farm--In- ditures for needed imports.

And, he duties sald, steep Import on Japanese tuta fish would be a

a blow to that strate Far Eastern ally and might her in the direction of trade with Red Chilna,

Coronation Security Measures

-London, Apr. 27, Fifteen thousand police rein- forced by 2,000 troops working directly with them, will be on duty in London on Coronation

Day.

our

said.

gic

Mr Smith, former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, emphasised the importance of the United Nations to American polley.

come."

The

GREAT OBSTACLE

He said Russian attempts to corporation use the United Nations as

These are in addition to men propaganda sounding board had lining the route and taking part in the procession and will include 5,000 police from pro-

vincial forces.

de-

Commissioner Str Harold

NOT PRACTICAL

Tol

largest

Commission

Snub For McCarthy

Bonn, Apr. 27. United States High Commis slon sources sald

today that Senator Joseph McCarthy

his facts wrong in com-

ble

future-is neither a military personnel and cent

nor

there

Dulles, Secretary

hnd

current réplacement value of the Defence Depart- mint's capital assets, including land and buildings of military installations and inventories of supplies and equipment of the Services, is more than 38 times the total assets of the largest in the United

defence Department failed uniformly since with the expenditures during the current world looking on it is almost fiscal year will equal the complaining that Amerkan-financed

sales of the 22 German impossible to lle convincingly bined dollar

papers had attacked industrial manufac-

President Elsenhower. Mr John The step is part of speciali

turing corporations in the United | Foster

of Mr Warren Leo Pierson, States-this means all corpora- State and himsel security arrangements. About Chairman of the United Slates 2,000 members of the Metro Council of the

lens with individual sales of International | 24hor

The money was given the politan CID will be

newspapens in the form of leans am Chamber of Commerce, said that $1,000,000,000 or more in 1952." crowds

"The comed forces on the royal route, half free trade at least in the

include bearing

half per five and a

the of them special branch

of cent interest. Instead tectives.

civilian

It 1,300,000

employees 12 per cent market rate. political possi-equal to the combined popula a

had come from counterpart furAls Scott has cancelled all police

tions of Boston, Chicago and which the German Government were many goods Dallas. The civillan employment had to bank leave from the third week in urgently needed by the United alone is about that of the manu-

as the equivalent hiny.

of United States ald received. States upon which tariff duties facturing industry.”

The

the Special Branch has com-

purpose of *Research can be substantially lowered. pleted a systematic check on all

and development gramme was to enable As who have bought sents in grand- an example of "many en- being carried on by the military papera to guard their

exceeds the total dependence from outside stands or are known to be com-couraging signs now in Western Eun in the Unites fluences by enabling them to ing to England for the Corona. Europe" he cited the recent Bri-bees by private industry with buy their own perses,

tish budget. Officers at all air and

Americans, he added, "want i's own funds. It is estimated to High Commission sources said

Larger part of their cost up about the

equivalent it was healthy, that many of ports have lists of "undesirables" to see a whom

subsidized should tho International tax moneys spent at home for the total income for the year the papers Criminal Commission has warn-urgently needed domestic public 1950-31 for all colleges and uni-

crillelse American policy the verslites, public and private programme would have been a Не

preserved complete freedom of W. Simms, President lowering of United States tariffs,

expression, of the Canadian Chamber of the amplified customs proce-

added that the facts had ECONOMY DRIVE dures, and the end of certain, Commerce, said that when the long been available and that it that import quotes in acts of Con- United States and Canada over was ridiculous" to say Waabington, Apr. 27.

came their "internal sectional they were uncovered by Senator gress. Secretary Oveya Culp Hobby

The Deputy Defence Store barriers" their border line McCarthy's investigators during told her Brat news conference tary, Mr Roger M. Kyes, ne barrier would also melt away their recent European trip. today that her new Department cused the Truman Administra- except as a marking line between Reuter. of Health, Education and Wd-

Lion

tea

to enter the country. They wil

pro- news.

In-

in-

ed Scolland Yard may attempt projects "positive approach used for educational und be refused permission to land. to peace" in the substantial pin the United States failure if the papers had not

Reuter.

faro is cutting 5043

„$69,383;30) from

the detouint President Tr

Truman asked for this department.

Mrs Hobby, second woman Cabinet member; In United States' history, sald her depart- ment's budget for the year bê- ginning July 1 would be $1,723,- 000,000.- Associated Press.

Japanéšé Got Cut

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