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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1054.

Don't Under-Estimate

The British Commonwealth Says Butler

Washington, Sept. 30.

Mr R. A. Butler, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, today chided the United States for very often under-estimating the strength of the British Commonwealth and its purpose as a staunch ally.

He added in a speech prepared for delivery at a National Press Club luncheon "You may be sure that if the cause of freedom is threatened, the Commonwealth as a whole will match their proud record in two world wars, a record unequalled by any country or any group of nations in the world".

to ilberalise

Mr Butler, who represented ¡States" Britain at the 57-nation gather-policies. ing of world Aronce lenders of the World Bank and Interna- tional Monetary Fund, which Anished discussions. yesterday, again appealed to the United

AUST. SPY-LAWS

OUTDATED

Menzies Will

Await Petrov

Report

Canberra, Sept. 30.

Mr R. G. Menzice, the Prime Minister, told a press conference today that the Government would await the report of the Potrov commission before decid- ing how Australia's anti-spy laws should be strengthened.

"It seems rather undesirable to have two bites at the cherry." he added when asked to com- ment on the statement by Mr Justice Philip, a member of the Royal Commission on espionage that the country's security inws were outdated.

its trade

It was Britain's fixed de- termination to go ahead - Armly and patiently - towands freeing, trade and freeing the currenciek.

Mr Butler, defended Britain's

decisions to delay a decision on a defuite date for convertibility saying: "Any responsible per- eon who considers what has still to be done and what progress

been made, can see

that we ard pausing now only so that we can muster the strength to carry out our policies social

Political and

Unless Britain and the United States maintained д sound economic partnership, the politi- cal and military alliance tweeen them would weakened.

be-

While pressing forward with strengthening ber boodomy and fortifying sterling, Britain wanted more opportunities

to carn dollars in the United States,

be

These opportuniiles at present ware restricted by impediments of one sort and another. He instanced as

the an example

United complicated

States customs procedures.

Mr Butler also called for expansion of American overseas

Mr Butler sald he appreciated scribe to recent crillcism by Dr the special difficulties the United Herbert Evatt, the opposition States had to consider in terms leader, of the French Ambas-of overseas investment but the Budor, M. Loula Roche, Mr strength of her partners endurod

The Government did not sub-

Menzies gaid.

Dr Evatt had alleged that M. Roche spirited Mme Rose-Marie Ollier, one of his staff, out of the country after Vladimir Petrov, the former Russian Em- bassy secret police chief, had alleged she had given Petrov information on arms supplied to Indo-China.--Reuter,

Prosecutor Asks For Death Penalty

Investment,

America's own national self- preservation.

"The path of restriction lead but to the grave," he warned.

Mr. Buller said Britain and the United States had gono far together in the Inst six years, and their DrUITCAS

had depended greatly on certain fair sighted and courageous acts of American statesmanship.

"Now we are

saving selves, by our own efforts, but we can save civilisation only by further and imaginative acts on your part," ho concluded. - Reuter

Baby

Christened

Ballerina Elaine Fifield, holds her five-month-old baby daughter. Margaret Selina, with father Mr John Lanchbery, outside Trinlly Church. Maryicbone, after the christening ceremony, The Australian-born ballerina misrrfed the Sadlers Wells conductor in Los Angeles three years are while they were on loor with the company, Central Press.

Nervous Russian

Surgeon Watched An Operation

London, Sept. 30.

A Russian surgeon entrusted his patient to the care of a British doctor in the operating theatre of a Moscow hospital recently and then stood nervous« ly by while the Englishman operated.

The doctor was one of six in a 19-strong dele- gation which recently visited Russia on a tour, sponsored by the Society for cultural relations with Russia.

Dr L. Crome, Russian speaking neuropathologist, in the party described the operation as "a howling success." He did not say which of the six British doctors was responsible.

A

Talking through ibe smoke Soviet doctors, also appeared to of Russian "cigarette, DA favour.

Brenter East-West Crome told a press conférence | interchange of medical special-- that the Director of Surgery at ists and wished to attend inter- the hospital showed "extreme national conferences. Physiology nervousness" throughout the standards in - Soviet hospitals our-operation until it was over, were not 'good and some aspecta "Only when the operation was of physiotheraphy practice long shown to be a brilliant success discarded here were still used was he immensely, relieved", Dr there. Crome said.

„A qualißed general practitioner in Russia The six who answered re-

received about the same salary as a miner, the porters questions were Lord British, doctors reported." and Hospital physician; Dr A. Com-relationship was not found in Amulree, University College Britain's personal doctor patient fort, Nuffield research assistant; Russia for the reason

that Professor Ester M. Killick, Lo doctors there operated a clinical don University Professor Physiology: Dr N. M. Malleson, Special.

six-hour

day. China Student Health Association phy sician; and Dr Crome,

Mr Butler said that it was Teheran, Sept. 30 have international safeguarda "absolutely vital" for Britain to The Persian Army prosecutor, against piracy of designs and Brigadier General Hussein Azmoudeh, today asked for the

death penalty for 12 leaders of an alleged Communist spy ring arrested recently.

An indictment issued today charged 10 army officers and two civilians with treasona and espionage by passing atate secrets to foreigners and op posing the monarchy and the constitutional regime.

Persian

Two works. security forces arrested more than 400 people, including army officers and technicians and administrators of the giant b refinery at Abadan in a nation- wide roundup of a spy ring

patenta. tions, cald that Britain

Mr Butler, replying to ques- could not agree

to certain nation entering · Interanticamă trade bodies unless thond nations agroot to rules of fall competi tion on the world market.

GROWING CONCERN

TOO MANY

The doctors thought that Russia" "was' training too many doctors. They red ported high degreé (ADCN wastage in the profemidu which indicated inadequate elinical experience.

were

Brillah irado officials bern have recently been express? ing growing, concern about the revival of Japan's pre- war, type: cheap Iniifations of quailty Britlih, goods, I was, believed, Mr Butler was referring expecially Табел

Japan with United States support this

year has been making strong efforts to The 12 indicted today will be ease her world trade by gain tried in secret by court-martial ing membership in the General in two weeks time.--Reuter. Agroernent on Tariffs and red

Tindo,

sed to be working for the

Union.

in-

New London Strike Threat

Mail

London, Sept. 30, Owners of shipping in the port of London, already" affected by a strike of: 8,000 stup repair workers, today faced the pros- pet of a growing cargo handling strike

one hospital, they found In one separate doctors for Infants, older children, men, women and The now threat came when a even for athletes camged

meeting of 1,500 workers 'decided i on' 'unmediate strike" action” If nearby sporting activities.

| support of 200 dockcere involved Dr Comfort referred to

the, in a two-day-old boycott of the enormous growth" of senatoria 11,281-talk vessel Haparang!. subsidised by the state, offering Haparang because they were owned by trade unions and The dockers, walked, off the invish hotel-like rest cures for asked to sort its cargo of New

and alling workers Zealand inbat throughout. Russia,

as they were orz Russian sppetites for news from de Interfere with their carnings turned impressed by the eager operation would slow them up Western countries.

We were

¡ Nearly 7,000 men are employed constantly buttonholed

Land in the affected dock areas, and while their appellites were not many of them are expected to always informed, they were join the 1,800 dockers who, voted keen to question foreigners," Dr for strike action this afternoon Malleson declared."

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Mr Butter said that Britain The spokesman said they repayment by revilla), 172

Australians To of long-term rules for Inter would like to have on bot national trade built into GATT. Discuss GATT Brilish Commob westh minis tere meeting now in Washing ton would discuss this matter among others in their informal talks Router.

London, Sept. 30, Two. Australians - Ministers dire flying to London from New York on Saturday, to attend à British Coraoponáthá conference cifrelies the Gegerk)

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