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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1958.
MARGATE STORM SIGNALS Battles Possible At Labour Party Conference
Differences Between
Between Unions Fits Into Differences
And Left Wing Politicians
The New Pattern
Gosture By Kremlin Towards Israel
London, July 20.
Ten resolutions demanding that Britain should break away from American "domination” in foreign policy have been laid down for debate at the Labour Party's annual conference.
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The conference, which threatens to produce bitter clashes between London, July 201 Russia's agreement to ex-
rival factions in the party, will begin on September 28 at Margate.
The resolutions, published today, includo one from a London district chango ambassadors again
Labour branch, which claims: "We are fast becoming a satellite State with Israel confirms Western forecasta
America." that the Soviet "peace offensive" would go
foreign policy facturing, brewing, shipbuilding, On Colonial affairs, some re- on despite the ousting of
from opposition to the, the arms industry, chemicals solutions protest at the hand- ling of the Mầu Mau. terrorist the police chief, Lavrenti rearmament of Germany to calls and insurance.
problem In Kenya. Immediate meeting of Berin, diplomatic quarters for an
the five great powers, including said tonight.
It also signals the end of the Communist China. Russlan "anti-Zionist"
policy.
Proposals Pange
un
These demands come at a trade time when the powerful
One deprecates "the present union leaders have been Government's savage methods,” resolutions urging restraint in nationalisa- and another claims that Kenya schemes. They will almost a grave threat to the pence Lion demanding that self-government certainly lead to a battle beut all Africa."
tween the union leaders und the politeni supporters of the left-
There are many
at "ncinl concern
in Africa and
started two months before Stalin's death in March, it was "
fell
culmination of the polley.
Now both
urging
Mr
Some regolutions denl with wng politician,
Ancurin warfare against the Communists Bevan, who are campaigning in in Malaya. the party for more Soclulism."
Dre
the
Georgi Hlalentsov administra-agricultural land, aircraft manu-
tion.
The Northeast Leeds Labour
Salisbury To Economic Competition Of "Iron Curtain" Countries
Report To The Cabinet
Southampton, July 20, Lord Salisbury, "Acting Foreign Secretary, return- es to Britain today from Washington after attending the "Blg Three" Weaterii Forcian Ministers' con- ferenes earlier this month.
He will report_to the Cabinet In London to- morrow on his falka with Mr John Foster Dulles, United Sintes Secretary 'of State, and M. Georges Bidault. French Forcion Minister.
Lord Balisbury is also expected to report to the House of Lords thils wick on his Washington con- ference.
The House of CommanA will discuss the Western Foreign Ministers' cot- ference when i debates foreign affairs tomorrow and Wednesday,—Heuler,
Democrats
Challenge President
Party "calls for an enlightened "Lead Fight Against
Aid Plan Cuts"
"Iron
Called Thoroughly Evil
Kampala, Uganda, July 20.
Economic competition from countries behind the Iron Curtain is "thoroughly evil," Mr Angus Campbell, leader of the British Cotton Textile Ex- port Mission to East Africa, told a meeting of the Uganda Chamber of Commerce and Indian Mer- chants Chamber today.
"They have already destroyed some markets completely," he said. Their Government-dictated selling policy was to pour goods at uneconomic. prices into selected markets where the Communists need foreign currency and for disruptive purposes.
Germany's
Role In European Defence
Bonn, July 20. Formor German Colonel Kurt
were
They destroyed confidence and tons, textiles, fruit and trans-Fett, who went to Washington stability and then moved to an port equipment-all classifed with the recent derman milliary other Western market, he added, as "non-strategic." Russia will mission, said today that both urging Western governments to sell France coal, com, oil, grain countrica
in agreement take steps to bon Imports from and metals.
that there was no allentive to Communist countries,
The Russian deal, of course, the European Army sme to The mission, seeking to In- will not cure French economic enable West Germany to take
ex-s. The entire first year total part in the defence effort. crease Lancashire cotton
Д Hule more only
than ports to
will re- East Africa;
This participation, he said, port privately to the President France's June deficit. of
That deal the Board of Trade and the
13 only one of was regarded by the govern Colonial Secretary. They are several. $28,000,000 con-ments of both countries as in- lenving Uganda
on Wednesday tract was negolistert with Red dispensable to the security of for Kenya and Tanganyika.
recently. by private the United States, Lancashire since the war has French interests. In April an
Bett said that the mission had' produced more new cloth than $8,500.00 zechoslovakia and pointed out the German plans
ed with
o textile-producing country, has spent 200,000,000 previous trade pact was
ather
China
made for recruiting and training of
an army corresponding with those used by the American forces.
This policy gained Impetus for the British Colonies should with The Moscow "Doctors" โป
speded i53. Plot" in January, when a group. Dom
Domestle affairs, especially the of Russon doctors,
niostly question of State ownership, ore of plot-likely to produce the biggest Jewish, were accused
'kill Soviet leaders. The battles at the conference. ting to
PLAIN SPEAKING Local Labour parties have put
| and progressive policy in Malaya, February break with Israel, was
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Oil will be added do resolutions
tho and envinges the development
to re-equip mills and is now for Pollah goeds. down then raid to have marked
embarking on new Among flames by other resolutions de-of a Malagan democracy and the
production thore nationalisation.
WHEAT FOR INDIA of all Washington, July 20. methods to lower prices, the the industries they want brought ploring that trade union leaders oventunt withdrawal. moves have been
mission stated. Uganda im- from British froops from Malaya."
The new deals are not by any posts accepted discarded and discredited by the under
have pubile ownership
The instructors of the future House Democratic leaders m
porters urged a big advertising means the full extent of Com- Gesman army would be formed Government Conservative
The Rotherham Labour Party challenged President Eisen- campaign to sell Lancashire cot-munist economic penetration. A in the United States and groups on the new board to supervise
to lead a ton goods to the African public. Britial misalon is on the way of American dnstructors would Kon and steel the industry that the next Labour hower today
should cyacuate
home from Peking with con- come to West Germany to "Right" against a proposed -Reuter. Conservatives have Government
tracts for 2 two-way trade dirout the training of villoggs. snatched back from State owner. Brith forces from Egypt, and
sellement $1,100,000,000 cut in his attempt to "reath n
valued at around £30,000,000, ship.
with the rutionalist movement in foreign old programme.
India is reported ready, to American Instructor would New York, July 20. Damocraic Whip John W. further Malaya."-Reuter. One resolution goes
a long-term agreement instruct the German troops li McCormack (Massachusetts), Russin has opened
an effec-enter "far and complain that
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promised the help of Democrats tive new front in its cold war wih Russia to import 1,000,000 the handling of arma and equip many prominent members of the
States. It tons of wheat annually for the ment. to restore at least $700,000,000 against the United Labour Party and the Trades!
of the total rinch recommended is dangling before the eyes of next five years. Union Congress are prepared to
Russia's coonemic campaign is by the House Appropriations hungry
of running hand-in-hand with hor compromise with the Tory Party
Committee, and the Tory Government
the current peace offensive de lened to split the United States from their nafarious, activities..."
Resumption of full dipio- matic relations with laruel also lits Into the
recent pattern of
Russian "gestures,"
The Soviet Union recently exchange ambassh-
offered to
dors with Marthal Tito's Yugo alavia for the first time since that country broke
Cominfonn in 1948.
with the
Tom Greenc
smil.r
Recent reports have also forecast move towards the Athens Go- ernment. The post of Russian Ambassador to Greece has been vacant cinee Adutiral Constan- Une Rodionov was recalled In 1048-Reuter,
Japanese Negotiations
The
With Cuba
To
Tribute Help Given
By India
London, July 21.
which the
Mr 1. A. Nutting. Foreign
Several of the resolutions call Under-Secretary, indated to the for the admission of Communist House of Commons yesterday China to the United Nations. that India had been most helpful: Others demand the withdrawal In sezuriut an arrangement by | of American forces from nir which Britain may recruit cases in Britain, Guglans on Nepalese soil for the next five genes.
power
One lists three issues, which, it says, are "measures eventually leading to war." They are:
ANTI-RUSSIAN BLOC
תס
of
Germany
SINGAPORE
EMPLOYERS
WARNED
were
Singapore, July 20, Colony businessmen peeking
abroad employees from warned today by the Controller of Immigration against malding false declarations when the new immigration law becomes effee- tive on August 1.
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Ane
But he emphasised that the President himself must tend the drive when the issue comes up for action Without this Jeadership, McCormack indicated, chances for restoring the money
ATTRACTIVE BAIT
and
West
thepean other nations
promise In Russia, Jules markets
China, Entellites
and Red Three new Russian engineered her allies.
The nations she has dealt with so far are especially vulnerable week. More will
The announcements last week because each is operating now covered France, Greece and the at a defcit, United Fress. Netherlands, Earlier, it had been were slim.
DUTCH SIGN Meanwhile, the Senate Ap-known the Reds were negotiating propriations Committee planned with Argentina and were near
on the House floor. trade deals were low fast:
Mr
the
The Hague, July 20.
to wind up its hearings on the achievement, and the deal with A Dutch delegation which re-
that
#x0
drain.
was
..
Fett emphasized that both west Germany and the United States were convinced that the ratification of the European Army treaty, by all the terms countries was near and that
the armed forces. Integration of of the abx European countries to form a common sim" could
aller.. o" short France-Presse.
start
especially turned from Moscow last Friday Examination Of
The Files
Government
Colonel Alan Gomme-Duncan
President's bid request today. France It is believed that will not go interesting.
has signed a contract for the, (Conservative) had asked for
Economically, France is the delivery of 180,000 Information about the negotia-
along entirely with the House
barrels of tions and Mr Nutting referred
Committee's proposed $1,100,- sick lady of Europe. In June she salted herring of 100 kilos net "1. The incorporation
000,000 reduction.
1ost *
sum whopping han to last week's announcement Western Germany into the anti-
on each. of the agreement between Britain Hussian European bloc;
President Elsenhower origin foreign trade, She now has only
The Dutch will export 25,000
London, July 20. ally asked for an old pro-enough gold reserves to sustain barrels cach month, the first de- and Nepal which followed India'y
"2, The subordination: of Controller J. L. J. Haxworth
Consultative commissions will facilities
gramme of temporary
nearly $6,000,000,000. about another 10 months of stepping
livery being made during the be set up shortly to examine Tokyo, July 20,
enjoyed by the British Army for independent elements in South-said: "There is nothing we can
fron But under Congressional pressimilar losses. Drastic curbs on second half of August. ast Asia
the cold to Government
in detail all the files of the wat war do to stop an employer planculling Gurkhas on Indian
sure he has since trimmed his imports have falled to halt the of the
a false declaration un
still imprisoned in machinations
great making
In May this year Russia | criminals Cuba for negotiations with
ย territory.
request to $5,138,022,277. the terms of employment. But
ordered more than 40,000 bar the three Western Occupation powers; $00,000,000 both-way trade in
rels so that this year's herrlos Zanes of Germany, A TEST August or carly
Colonel Gomme-Duncan: "Can
aif we offender is caught, he in September,
"3. The attempt to build
NOT A CURE
export to Russia will lotal near he made strong
The German Although official sources revealed today, you sure the House that there Middle East defence alllance may be prosecuted and a liable not exceeding
Ironically, the Industrious 4
will ly 200,000 barrels.
participate There is no trade agreciment was no difficulty on the part of centred around the Suez Canal
personal appeals against further
French people have plenty of
criminal the House between
culs Inst
Mr J. H. Kiewiet de Jongo, examination of war week, ard power in this matter?” the two countries ar
and based on American military Sir. $2,000 or six months gaol
gold but it is cut of the reach ar both." Although Japan has present..
Mr Nuting replied: "No. On night."
Committee did not spare tie
and will who headed the Dutch delega- recortis. The number of German of the Government bought sonte $60,000,000 worth the contrary the third
recom- A resolution
in reporting its Haxworth said Mr
continue to be so until the tion, has declared that the sup- war criminals still in custody of cugar, directly and indirectly, concerned has been most help expresses grave aların about although there is still a big rush mendation on Saturday.
that new orders from East Ger- British and French it whacked $705,244,277 from Government does something to ply position is satisfactory and totals about 100 each in the zonca Dod Cuba 2
fui in securing this arrangement the rivival of milliarism and by Indians to reach the Federa year, it has c
bolster the people's own con- tion before the vill comes into
the America' the President's request for new The Government of
of force he did It declares: "The policy
not think the funds for the fiscal year which dence in the French franc. At many could be carried out with about 950 in
rate, it is obvious that the out-any difficulty-Reuter, zone Franco-Preteen Under an existing
create would hastily pushing Germany into a newcomers
approved French face a crisis and goed begon on July 1.
but topped Britain, India
$4.423,670,000 Is programme of rearmament serious unemployment problem. Nepal, Gurkhas serve in both
from to the
$100,000,000 The minimum payable to
previously Under her" agreement with the British and Indion armies, g
but Oppropriated and is worker brouitht to Malays from
unspent Russia, the two sides agree to with the British limited to eight endangering the future of poll-abroad
funds. is Str.$500
That made a total cul an exchange of goods totalling a month Gurkha battalions and thetical and social democracy In under the new law.
in the programme of $1,100,- nearly $69,000,000 in the first Europe."
៦០០.០០០.
year, divided equally. France The The resolution calls on tho Mr Haxworth said it would
Committee defeated will sell cargo ships up to 5,000. party to oppose the re-creation be natural for these Indians-several attempts to trim the of the Wehrmacht, and insists many of whom would not be bill even further.
for entry permits a united democratic Get-eligible
ad- many free of military alliances after August to take
Situation prior with East or West
vantage of the to that date...
Meanwhile
from
-parted to that country_only_{ between the
Britent Nazism" ¡hers.
is
som to $1,500,000,
the projected talks, to
be held in Washington, Japan expected to call on Cuba to cut down high Customs duties on Japanese goods and set up o yen account in the Bank of Japan-France-Pressic.
and
between
Indian to 12.--Reuter.
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"It seems to me," Mr Mc- Cormack said, "that this is 4 test of leadership on the part of the President and Republi- can leaders in Congress. two Fresident Elsenhower fights for Resolutions on trade also hil catches of about 2,000 old and the restoration
of at Icast. polley.
from India $700,000,000 at the American
The new immigrants Amalgamated Unton of Foun-are to, arrive in Penang only try Workers has put one for- 35 hours before the new con- ward declaring: "Britain is fac-trols go into force at midnight Ing economic ruin from Ameri- on July 31. According to
the con-imposed restrictions
Free Press about 1,000 of these East-West trade." Others call are reported to be in Madras for a removal of the bats on waiting for transportation while trade with the Communist the others are in Calculta.--- nations.
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On Chinese Troops
London, July 20.
The
he will win. But he'll have to fight for it."-United Press.
to do something.
Broadcasts
To Farmers
Suggested
London, July 20. Radiomen met in London today
DOESN'T LIKE to discuss the broadcasting of
Mr
SOCIALISTS
A
to
acws of agricultural interest to farmers in Europe.
Welcoming the delegates the first conference of its kindi Washington, July 20. Scott McLeod. Security ever held, Sir Ian Jacob, Direc Director for the United States tor-General of the British Broad- State Department, sald in
casting Corporation, pointed out letter made public today that that food depends on farmers, he would never knowingly and farmers need the most up- to-date information about such cmploy a Socialist to flatout: policy-making job in the de things as movements of weather partment.
and markets.
If those present who had He declared he would use his charge of farm broadcasting in
bat efforts to remove any Europe could exchange Ideas Socialist, who might hold auch and agree on certain fundament- a position.
al polfeles in this matter a' ghost Mr Melcod's letter, which he useful service would have been made public, was written to Mr performed. Norman Thomas, veteran
The conference which lasts American Socialist leader. Mr three days, has been arranged the Food and Agricultury Thomas had written inquiring by
of about the
the United employment of nOrganisation Socialist and had suggested that Nations. Most European member the reply be made public-Reu- countries have sent delegates,
Reuter.
Mr H. A. Nutting, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said today the four-nation committee on the evacuation of Chinese Nationalist troops from Burma had agreed in principle on the need for evacuation.
Delegates' on the committee (The reply of July 6 to which are from the United States, Mr Nutting referred subd:"
four-power committee which Thalland, Burma and Formosa.
sald agreement has been meeting in Bangkok Mr Nutting was subject only to certain resinco May 22 has reached a agreement on the servations not directly concern provisional log the main issue.
evacuation of Chinese Nation- alist troops from Burma, Con- fer.
proceeding
He was replying in the House multations are of Commons to Mr Arthur in Bangkok with certain of the Henderson, who asked about local Chinese Nationalist com- the arrangements for removing manders.") the troops.
been
Mr Henderson asked what Mr Nutting replied: "I under-dimculty resulted from the local Chinese commanders. being stand that the agreement men "somewhat out of touch with tioned in the Foreign Secre- their Nationalist Government in tary's answer of July has now Formosa."
all the approved by
Mr. Nuting aid the Chiness governments concerned, subicct Nationalist authorities in For- only. certain reservations mozu
to
had been consistently which do not directly concern helpful in trying to reach a the main issup of the evacuation actffement of the problem. of 116 #Chinga. Nationalist The Burniese Government has froaps.
estimmted that there aro 12,000 Consultations with the local Chinese Nationalist troops, Chines Camiander" oclitirare: Burmese territory nitoulere
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