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Britain's Steel

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Not In Danger

London, Jan. 6.

the

A spokesman for the British Iron and Steel Federation today denied that the industry's de-

MESSAGE Both Parties Will Sink ences

ON DEFENCE AND FOREIGN POLICIES

By Paul Scott Rankine

Washington, Jan. 6. An exceptionally warm and sincere enthusiasm 1or bipartisanship characterised the reception by the new Democrat Congress today of Republican President Eisenhower's State of the Union Message.

The most frequently and loudly applauded passages in the message delivered by the President | in person were those referring to the necessity of avoiding a paralysing struggle between the two executive and legislative branches of the Govern~ ment now controlled by opposing parties as a result of the Democratic victory in last November's Congressional election.

In the comments upon the message, it was apparent that the Congressional leaders, whilst giving no ground in domestic legislation, were genuinely prepared to sink party differences in matters of basic foreign and defence policies. ·

con-

This honeymoon atmosphero in Republicans for tho most the new Congress is being re, part praised the message with-

lowed by some Press commenta-out stint. lors with cynicism in the viction that partý prejudices and The Staate Republican leader, allations will 8000 rensser! Mr William F. Knowland, sald themselves wherever political that the message "outlines a advantage is to be gained irreconstructive programme spective of the issues at stake.

domestic legislation" and pledges the United States "to work for But there did seem to be pre- the creation and preservation of valent today an enthusiasm for a free world of free men,"" bipartisan co-operation in the

foreign and defence flelds. This

poasement

of

or polity of waiting

velopment programme was in danger because of a!When the Democrat President for the dust to settle is conten-

shortage of raw materials.

The spokesman was comment-¡ found new and high quality im- ing on a report from Pittsburgh | ports of iron ore "in the Im- in which Mr Eliot Janeway, an mellate future economist and steel industry The Iron and Steel Feucration adviser, said thot Western spokesman added; "We are future Europe's booming steel industry quite satisfied that the faced an unprecedented crisis" development plan of the industry

will not be impeded by this this year because of ever creasing shortages of scrap steel material shortages.

and tron ore.

in-

WAS

The immediate vicum Britain, he added, unless she

Interference Alleged In Yugoslav Case

Belgrade, Jan. 6. The official Yugoslav

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"We have taken to build up our channels of supply of iron ore to meet the requirements of the development plans of the industry for the next five years. NEW C. IRIERS "We have built new org carriers and developed new fields such as those in Conakry, French West Africa and Labrador.

ore

"The blast furance develop- ments in Britain have been very extensive end the

pur pose behind those have been to make the Industry less dependent on scrap.”-Reuter.

news agency; Tanjug, to Eaen

night foreign circles" of directly

accused "certain

interfering in Yugoslavia.

[internal affairs by an anti- Yugoslav campaign over the Djilas-Dedijer case,

The agency, in a comment by

Its Foreign Ellitor, disclosed that

not only Vladmir Dedijer, but

Visit

plated by the message."

Mr Knowland, who frequently did not prevail in the lasi | differs with the Administration divided dovernment of 1947 on foreign polley, suld, "No ap-

Truman was confronted by ปี Republican Congress which thought that he had only two more years of office before him, President Eisenhower himself received an unusually long and enthusiastic ovation from bath sides of today's joint session of Congress.

He himself responded gally with a departure from his text to call for congratulations to the veteran Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Sam Rayburn, on his birth- day.

SIGNIFICANT

The gesture, was signi- ficant, because - Mr Rayburn had referred in very realistic terms yesterday to the facts of bipartisan Hife.

A

Should Republican Vice-President,

Says

Japan, Paper

Tokyo, Jan. 7.

Mitra Mitrovic, divorced wife of The English language paper.

the

Mr Rayburn made clear his belief that attacks on the loyalty of Democrats, Rich

those which had been made in 104 clection campaign by the Mr Richard Nixon, would endanger bipartisan co-operation Router. United Press adds that the Icadership of the Democratic 84th Congress

that pledged President Elsenhower's 1955 legislative programme "will re- consideration crivo reusonable

by reasonable men.”

The pledge was voiced by the

Milovan Dillas and leading Japan Nowe, sald today - Senate Democratic leader, Mir Serbian Communist, had been day) that Sir Anthony Eden, Lyndon B. Johnson, after hear

Communist British summoned before

Foreig

Secretary, ing the President's State of the Party control commission to "should it all costs make time to Union message.

while hole in the

echoed a promise made Sam Rayburn,

answer for her altitudo tow rós | visit Tokyo W BEATO -com- † previously by the Speaker, Mr

Far East" for

Djilas.

Madam Mitrovic, a Yugoslav ference at Bangkok in February," delegate to the United Nations

This Australian-owned news- las summer, publicly dis paper said: "As heir apparent apsociated herself from Djilas 10 Prime Ministership, he should last week.

mect personally new Conserva Dillas, a former Politbureau tive leader of Japan and fake member

and Dedijer, suspended the opportunity of making his

observations, on the central committee member, are own

to be tried for spreading houille Japanese scene, Japanese! perpagande

La NIEWYw" the problems. Japanesp. nepirations {

regime

with the and shifting Japanese policies." ----China Mali Special,

Western P RESIST WILL Tanjug said the alms of the enti-Yugoslav campalan abroad was to carry out direct inter terezica Yugosinvin's internal sitales, an interference which

Riccessfully

In the past nad walone Yunglevie the will successfully future!

"December, find' Tately, cheatci” for that

Because

reslat the

POP

*MILD ISSUE

Dinnerały generally com- pilnsarted the President on his statement of the broad :confronting - the

country, and the free world. But sotue of them took milit

· ́farne" with him on specifio

mubjects.

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He said it shows United States policy is "peace with honour based on strength..........

Representative John W. Mc- Commack, House Democratic leader, complained that "the messi go Is prenerná gradi not specific in nature."

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"NEW DEALISM”

"It contains nothing new. 健 startling," Mr McCor

"On domestic

mack said

matters most of it might well be termed New Deal- Bipartisanship is a two-way street.

"We Democrats have clearly shown our co-operation, but the real leadership to carry that out must come from the President.":

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