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Anti-Communist

Policy In Malaya

London, Aug. 22.

Britain's Labour Party leadership sald today it backed the assistance being given to the people of Malaya in suppressing Communism and wel- comed the steps taken towards constitutional ad- vancement in Malaya.

The Opposition party's National Executive said this in a policy statement on Colonial affairs issued for its annual delegate conference opening at Scarborough, northeast England, on Septem- ber 27,

The Labour Party, it said, was determined to maintain the colonies' progress towards self govern. ment made while the Labour Government was in office from 1945-51.

"A serm as the development to raise the sarxlard of living of pach territory

makes it of their peoples as quickly as practleable, arrangements should possible, We have to improve and be made between the Govern- and extend educational

welfare services. ment and the responsible lendera

We have wo the to fix a date stimulate

of in- of each territory

growth for the transfer of power,

stitutions for self government ab "Labour's objective is

all levels. Transfer power in each rose lo an established system

of de mceratle government."

to

Larger territories would be come Independent states: smaller onta might form federation.

21

For scattered territories and those too small to stand alone, for asso- special arrangements

the Britain ciation with Commonwealth would have be worked

in agreement with their people, the sistement said.

to

"We maut vigorously oppose racialism in any form and ineist on oquality of respect for all men and women whatever their race, colour or creed.

and

And the party reaffirmed that the inhabitants interests were paramount in all colonies.

But

social ecommic development must be adjusted to the particular

of the needs

Carc people in each territory. had to be taken to soften the impact of modern technology un existing cultures so as to smooth the fransition from tribal to modern society,"

a

MORE EDUCATION

In

ALL POSSIBLE HELP The Labour Party recognised

to "the obligation

elve all

the The

sald statement political, possible help to the

needed develop colonies

much more economic and social ment of the colonial territories." education and technical trainima, The statement said: "We have including the tralung of artisans; RCT- health preatly improved to help the balanced economic development of those territories vices; better

communications; agricultural research and development to increase output: arrangements 29 0 marketing

against international protection

fluctuations and the

nt of Industries

attack en poverty For these improvements the Labour chiels sald help from

essential. Britain was

The statement pledged that a Labour government would make Thereased

funds avaliable for this, but rapid economic develop ment required capital from private as well as public sources. PRIVATE INVESTMENT Colonial governments, it said. to refine should be encouraged the conditions on which private Investment would be welcod.

"Steps should be taken by

Disastrous

Floods In

Switzerland

Bene, Aug. 22. After over 24-hours avmal, Taln Ear Switzerland, reports reached here of perses eut by landslides villages sinted. bridges swept

ris.n away by river and railway lies and all Beid flooded.

Snow fell in the Swiss Alps: and weather experts warned the taxation and other measures to

fresh ruinisterin centie was approaching from Haly.

Unprecedented rainfalls for the time of year were reported in many areas. The St Gotthard Pars was blocked by a lamislite after 7.5 inches of rain.

The Upper Rhine overflowed in the Grisons,

near Dicentis and Surrhein Village had to be evacuated.

In Cunton, Neuchatel, there were lears for the autumn wine harvest, and in many areas fruit crops were suffering.

LINES SUBMERGED

In the Rhine Valley, tributaries Submerged railway lines near Ruthi, Salez, Sennwald, Trub- bach and Sarbana.

Many telephone lines were central

cot, Isolating Switzerland.

areas in

PUSAT

car that more of the wealth 1s retained in of the colonies the fertileries for the benefit of the individuel."

Mias Beryl Rothwell, the a'r hestess whose prompt action and calmances saved the lives of all 37 passengers when Viking airliner on a holiday flight to the French Riviera. crashed and burst into flames at Blackbuche Airport, Hampshire, She sloed at the door of the streraft calmly directing their es- cape with only seconds to spart. Within two minutes of the crash everyone was out and the aircraft was engulfed in flames. Ilss Rothwell was the just ta, cave. It was not until she look- ed back into the blazing cabin and satisfled herself it was empty that she jumped clear. One of the passengers mid; with- out her inspiring example, I'm sure there would have been panic and many lives would have been lost. Express Photo,

Crowd

Cheering

Welcomes Duchess Of

Kent

Quebec City, Aug. 22.

The Duchess of Kent and her daughter, Princess Alexandra, 17, arrived here today for a three-week tour of Canada.

Some 3,000 persons thronged the airport to greet the Royal visitors, who flew from London in the RCAF'. the luxurious C-5 Stratocruiser. Police allowed cheering crowd to approach to within a few feet of the Duchess as she left the plane.

Nehru May

Visit Red

China

The Governor-General, Vin- cent Massey, led the official welcoming party. As he shook hands, Mr Massey said:

aro

"We you and

that very pleased come to Canada, Madam, we hope, that you will enjoy your stay among us."

remind

Was

Tho Duchess, who Prinects Marina of Greece be- fore her marriage, was also welcomed by

of a delegation New Delhi, Aug, 22, The Labour leaders' outline of The Indian Premier, Mr Quebec City's Greek colony, their views include::

Jawaharlal Nehru, told

The Greek Society president, Malaya: Socialists backed the the parliamentary group of John Glazes, said: "We are now

iganes being

the given to

wo wanted to Her Royal Highness people of Malaya in suppressing the Congress Party today Canadians, but Communist terrorism. But it that he would visit Com-that, just as she, we have not was no less important to remov|munist China when he was forgotten our mother country."

Communian and

50, a reliable

The Duchess insphotrà a 100- forge Malayan nationhood. The able to do

trom Labour Party welcomed steps source stated here today.

guard of honour inken towards

The source said that Mr Nehru Quebec's

22nd famed Royal advancement In Malaya and declared that the visit here of Regiment as a 21-gün salute would encourage the growth of the Chinese Communist Premier, boomed over the airport, interracial

And Mr Chou En-lal strengthened cp-operation.

the causes of

man

titutional

Fashion Leader

It would continue to help the the bonds of friendship between Malayan trade union and Labour the two nations, adding that he

The Duchess, a leader of (Nehru) had been Inviled many London fashion, wore a flowered Party play its part in this.

visit Pelding, but had

Ú10

It

SELF GOVERNMENT

times to [been

PICURO doing so by print silk dress, pearls,

Mr

of to tackle lem

India was problema

a red hat and white accessories. Princess Alexandra, who has been setting styles for the Bri- tish younger set since her debut, wore a simple blue silk dress, pearls and white accessories,

South of the Alps, the road "Malaya should progress to-

In his review along the Val Bedrceto cumbled wards self government within a

of the world said that over a distance of 100 yards. specified perfod," the statement situation, the source

Mr Nehru pointed Torrential rain, thunderstorms sold,

out that Kenya: The Labour Party Formosa was a danger to world and hall swept North Italy, and tourists, care and buses were supported lawful action to ste tentions of Communist Chins of tion, the Duchess drove with bir

because of the stated in-

Following the airport recep- etopped by landslides on the feat the Mau Mau terroriste road 10 the Stelvio Pass into but opposed measures involving "liberating the island and the Massey in an open car to the Switzerland.

of innocent American warning that their Citadel, where she will be his punishment Many traing arrived several people which would permanent-feet-Wehru said that the probe in the Quebec City area. Princess defend the island. guest during her three-day visit hours late at Milan.

ly embitter race relations. Vicana reports from Bregenz,

was essential to

foreign territories in Alexandra followed her mother

of secondary Im-in second car. Austria, said that embankments Kenya's fundamental

but added that

After

and

dining of the rain-swollen River Rhine by "exponding

the Royal visitors were leaking and in danger of farming, raising wage rates and collapse.

reducing the cost of living, eignty of India.

will swing into a busy round of He said that he hoped the receptions and tours tomorrow. Near Meiningen and Feld-stimulating new industries and

French more education and problem of kirch, the water had reached providing

ter Premier Maurice Duplessis of ritories would soon be settled Quebec will receive the Duchess the top of the banks, and are- housing."

West Indies: The Farly would peacefully in negotiations now men had been called to build

in the Red Chamber of the Quebec Upper House at 11 am. them up and evacuate houses continue to premote self govern- going on.

ment for individual territories Mr Nehru declared that he tomorrow and later she will visit Reuter,

and encourage the creation of a would make a full statement in the Ursuline Convent where the federation there which would Parliament on the question of akull of General Monicahn, Jast become

a new Commonwealth Portuguese possessions in India. defender of New France, is kept.

United Press. nationReuter.

-France-Presse.

LORD TREDGAR

DEAD

London, Aug. 22. Lord Tredger, who refused a than £1,160,000 legney rather pay Britain's high Inheritance taxes, died yesterday carrying out his prediction.

In 1949 ho turnel down estates accompanying the title he Inherited from his nephew because, he said, he "'cannot expect to live very long.

Lord

title got the Trodigar but the Inheritance passed Greatly

John Morgan, his con.. to who now succesis to the Litio as well. Paying: inheritance taxes twice during such a short ported the late Lord · Fredgar, Bald in 1949, "would wipe out the winds. Dunkly

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