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Italy's Monarchist Parties

ITALY

Rome, March 4.

TALY'S two Monarchist parties, theoretically pledged to the same cause of a monarchist restoration, have failed after a month of negotiation, to bridge the deep gulf which has divided them for nearly four years.

Leaders chuttled between Rome, where the National

Monarchist party has its head

quarters, and Naples, bastion of the rival Popular Monarchis? party.

Neutral Intermediaries lent their good officer, There were sceret top level talks between

By HORACE

CASTELL

Professor Alfredo Covelli, 43- At the 1953 general elections, year-old professional politician the Monarchists and chief of the National party, polled 3,390,936

and

Banquet

There was even a banquet for

six people in Rome, ni which Anal agreement on unification of the two parties was to be reach-

Policies

Remain Split

group

ched to the Lauro group and a [any agreement. Only a small, number of Senators $130 Ox-neo-Fascial splinter pressed agreement with hile moved to his olde point of view, without breaking with the National party.

10

Simmer Lauro fell back on "maller right-wing front" While neutral observers watch- ed sceptically, and many rival monarchiste were outspoken In negotiations of them their opposition,

Mon- opposties, began with the National

archists.

Since then, the two Monar- chist groups have been divided by n gutt a deep and as wide

that dividing each from their political the Republicans.

on

Meanwhile, In exile at Cascais,

returi for

Into

the

From King Wood

AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTER

Sydney (By Airmail).

IT is hard to find news this week that does not concern the visit to Canberra, Queensland and NSW of the Queen Mother.

(then 'united)

They have alternated in their votes Depre-

compared support of or opposition to the Portugal, ex-King Umberto re the multi-millionairesenting 14 per cent,

various governments In power mained neutral. Telegrams from Signor Achille Lauro, a Neopo- with 1,122,084, or 4.5 per cent,

And have fought cach other In the two parties streamed postwar elections Han shipping magnate and lead-in the first

local elections.

this villa, "but the only comment er of the Popular party.

held in 1948. They won 40 peats

from his spokennen was an ex- in the 500-seat Chamber of De- putles (Lower House of Parlin 1sts have been slowly

While the National Monarch-pression of hope that unification

losing would be achieved. inent) and 16 seats in the 243-their strong position in the seat Senate (Upper House),

The former monatch can have southern half of italy, Signor Laure has been strengthening little hope of n restoration at present. Both Monarchist parties his grip, particularly

the

have indicated that they do not islands of Stelly and Sardinia and in the mure backward parts intend to mise the question of

the ex-King's of the South. ofter Exactly a year

these

moment. elections, the Monarchista splk

The series of meetings bc-

careful It can be covered briefly by | equivalent to 25,000 miles of very

rbout what Into two parties. Signor Achille

tween the two parties almost the National

expenditure they enter into in Lauro, President

reached agreement. Signor Lauro sang that it is many a long Lormal travel

this This soctom includes the future. Monarchist party, and its main

trག; to have been declared day since any visitor to fund-supplier, broke away and

has been greeted so cemenlod-in

long The

It could be that gambling has potholes, free-spending formed the Popular Monarchismillionaire thought nothing

multi-President of a "National Popu-country

of lar Monarchist party," and Pro-Cuthusiastically, and since any stretches of crushed rock, deep no undue hold on the people or party. The reasons were farge-

on Government finances, but a a Sicilian village a

has

drains, cobblestones, and con- promising

responded fessor Alfredo Covelli would re-visitar Italian Monarchists

American judgo emerged ly disagreement over party po now fountain in its main squareceive the key post of Secretary-salhuslastically.

crete Tipple bars" spaced close-quietly epoken as a political force in Italy in lcies, and Signor Lauro's desire if it gave its voles to his party. General. 1931, five years after a national for absolute

had ousted Kingparty. referendum

Ten of the party's members in Umberto of Savoy and turned Haly into a Republic.

the Chamber of Deputies swit

edi.

But the negotiation: collapsed, and at the general elcettons due next Spring, the two groups are exprted to fight each other US bitterly as ever.

Of

control of the

Americans

Danger

Frittering Away

On Trivialities

Money

By NOEL HUDSON

New York, Mar. 4. [NCOMES

are expanding so steadily in the INCO

United States that there is a danger that the average American will soon be frittering away more and more money on mere trivialities, according to a group of world economic experts.

Millionaire

He sent hundreds of tele- vision sets, baby outfits, tons of spaghetti to Sardinia to woo the volers. In cast-centre Italy, his slogan was: "Lauro is with you from the grade to the grave Ile provided outils for newly born babies and contributed to the cost of funerals for elderly people who died.

Early this year, when overy Itation political party turned an anxious eye on the spring elee- tions, Signor Lauro, who is the paramoun! Agure in the Popular porty and has absolule atrihor- ity, began to make plans for on "united right-wing" to fight! the left-wing and centre parties In the elections.

New Emblem

so

1

that

ly together, At the end of it looked over the NSW gambilng Two points worthy of note: { there" is a mud bath 303 feetocone just recently, visited seme There is one man who is

waterbath 100 feet Sydney race courses, looked into long, and a Jong and

the 12 inches always at the airports to fare-

Government offices where deep, well the Queen Mother and through which vehicles must lottery tickets are sold, gave a travel at speeds up to 25 miles long whistle and expressed the always at the next me to mee her. Ko 12

Omcer an hour. the Air

opinion

gambling There are

USA, Was Commanding Home Command

*#14 only more Holdens on Nevada, the of the RAAF, Air Vice-Marshal Australia's roads today than any peanuts"

What compared to

the movement of the RAAF the only complaint by C. D. Candy, who da in charge single make of motor car, and was taking place in Sydney.

various owners is that no sooner de Roynt alrerafi,

BEATS NEVADA they buy the latest model than

Even a new emblem agreed upon, incorporating National Monarchists' Star Savoy and a crown, antt Signor Lauro's two rampant llons.

Representatives of the iwo partics had their fountain pens in their hands ready to initial a draft agreement in Rome, when dramatic telephone call from Signor Lauru in Naples broke off the negotiations.

He saw her off from Canberra | the company produces another to Brisbane, waited some 16 one with a completely different theroby "dating" minutes, climbed into a jet and appearance

their cars. Brisbane about arrived in hour before her.

over this list, while Professor AN OSCAR?

GAMBLING

mert's gambling.

revenue

comes

from

He is District Court Judge Harold H. Buchanan, of Eldorado County, Calliomta. Не 期望 some of the numerous

prize won in lotteries and on zace He bade farewell to her at

tracks hero mado Nevada's Brisbane, went and had a

gambling seem small-time. At the last moment, the twe

leisurely

his meal, boarded

"Nevada's gamblers would be During a church drive ogalnet leaders failed to agree on crucial issue the drawing up of Yompire again and was waiting Government-sponsored gambling amazed at the idea of winning

quarter of was said that 67 nearly

A mlillon a joint list of candidates for the in Sydney when the VIP plane in NSW, it

per cent of the State Covern dollars on one bet, like you can He first move was to rein-spring elections. Sigmor Lauro touched down.

in the

Opora Houna force his own position by unwanted

here Lottery," he said. allianoc with the right-wing

They would not believe that "Union 01 Italian Soldiers,

A speaker declared that each a bettor could pick up 100,000 year overy Australian spends an dollars at a race track, which average of £20 on gambling and you can apparently do here with that every time the Government this Jackpot tote. Above all, gets into financial straits It they wouldn't possibly belleva means another excursion Imo that all this money is tax-free." the gambling field.

"La United States at least a of the gambling would be taken by the Bureau of Internal Rovenue, "This kind of gambling makes Nevada seem pretty quiet in comparison."

which commands a large group possibility of reunlication with the National Monarchists, and an Alliance with the neo-Fascists and Liberals,

of votes. Then he nounded the

"

unquestioned control

Covelli wanted joint supervision. blamed each

The two men

other for the breakdown.

A spokesman for the National Monarchist party summed up the position as follows: "No door But his plans for a

grand has been shut. The discussions alliance failed. The Liberals and will continue, perhaps."China in a recent survey, conducled | gadget to whet the consumer's | neo-Fascists refused to reach Mall Special. among 48 leaders of the Western appetite. world

New York by the Committee for Economic Development, two American and Iwo British economic experts dwell at length on this danger. Fewer than one-tenth of the world's population live on the North American continent, they Bald, but this small fraction of Sumanity enjoys between two- thirds and three-quarters of the world's Income and material goods.

"But is this a solution of the Is it not rather a problem? danger to be guarded against? Was this man's destiny, that when he had reached the highest

of phase

material ret civilisation

known, he should be at the mercy of the to salesmann showing him how spend the money burning his pocket on some tom-fool idea?"

Professor

Herrod maintained- Driving home this point, Dr that the subject of "Leisure" Moses Abramovitz Stanford must bu studiod; and with University. California, com-leisure should go education, Men mentech "The need for broadly would have to be educated to distributed additions to private make better use of leisure, consumption is now ur less argent than it used to be.

Fantastic

"For the great must of people in this country, what goods and services can do to provide courishraent, clothing, shelter. comforts and conveniences, recreation and even the stimula- tion of travel, is niready being done on a fantastic scale.

The result is that a consider- able proportion of current con- sumpilon, not only of the rich, but of o large part of our people, satisfies only trivial or Irivolous neexis

The most important economic problem to be faced by the United States in the next 20 cars, Professor Harrot claimed, would be the necessity to see thal suficient first class teacher$ vailable to equip citizens with

the

to make fruitful use of the still mental resources required

easier way of life that lay ahead.

More Anxious

Another

British economist, Profesor A. K. Calimeroes, of Glasgow University,

remarked that the pursuit of higher in- comes in the United States is becoming a "matter of religion."

a more

D

more

"We need only recall OL homes, with multiple television Professor Harrod on one point, Taking the opposite view to

ects, the radio in almost every Professor Cairncross said that room, the automobiles whose

these higher incomes went in- sole purpose is to stand at the creasingly with less, not with suburban station to await their more, letaure; with master's zoturn, tha over

araxious, not

relaxed. obsolescence of durables, the existence. dilly elaboration of packaging,

Profesor J. K. Galbesith, of "If no better use can be made Harvard University, com the of goodly portions of

problem in simple term. "We present incomes, to what

have our wealth. Wo have yet futilities shall we be reduced | 76 Jesm how to use it," he when our Incomes stand nearly | wrote. twice as high?"

OLIT

coondmist.

"Such

China Mail Entertainment Guide".

WHAT'S ON TONIGHT

KING'S & PRINCESS: "And God Created Woman." Brigitte Bardot in a French picture of a woman indiscriminately seeking a bed-mate,

STAR & METROPOLE: "Legend Of The Lost," John Wayne, Sophia Loren and Rossano Brazzi search for treasure in the Sahara. LEE & ASTOR: "The One That Got Away." Hardy Kruger as the only German POW to escape. ROXY & BROADWAY: "Peyton Place." Lana Turner and Hope Lange in a strong small town

drama.

HOOVER & LIBERTY: "Jailhouse Rock," Elvis Presley sings and fights through another film. 9.30 p.m. "The Pride And The Passion." Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra and Sophia Loren in u technicolour drama.

QUEEN'S: "Human Torpedoes." A re-issue. ORIENTAL & MAJESTIC: "The Enemy Below." Robert Mitchum and Curt Jurgens in a duel to the death at sea.

CAPITOL: "Animal Farm." RITZ:

Cornel "Omar Khayyam."

Wilde and Michael Rennie in Hollywood's version of the life of a great poet.

Audio And

Enter

Daily Telegraph.

On Saturday, the

winnings

TO GIVE UP

Of all the good stories of the visit, the Osear should go to a morning paper-the Sydney

Queen

The Premier, Mr Cahill, who quarter Mother was driving to Balmoral Naval Depot and during one of normally takes theso siatermeals her frequent stops on the way in

his stride, hit back that 12-year-old Jennifer Jones gambling taxes yielded only fumbled with a box camera to 15.2 per cent of State Govern get a picture.

ment revenue. The Queen Mother smiled He sak racing, racing ciuba and Bald: "Did you got your and associations, bookmakers, picture? Anyhow, just to make betting tax, totailsat.c tax, sure you had better take an-greyhound racing, State lotteries other and stood still while and poker machines--a wide A man who has lived for 28 Jennifer

pressed the shutter. enough list yielded only £8 years in the wild country of the The Daly Telegraph later million to the Government,

Gulf of Carpentaria, has doalde The book: possession of the roll of

biggest windfall theed to give it away and move Alm, developed it and gave a gambling in recent yours is a

Government has had from into the luxury of Darwin City. quarter of

to o page

He la Trader Fred Gray, un- 2 decision of 15 months ago magnificent

to crowned double exposure,

"king** of Groote In her excitement Jennifer had place a tax on poker machines. Bylundi, who bas sald bl

In that time this has yielded | aboriginal settlement to the overlooked winding the film on.

the Treasury more than| Federal Government Sor £8,000, The Telegarph carried the

£1,500,000,

He will leave behind shot further by offering atory a

Probably no gambling tax han aboriginal children and 90 adulte Jennifer a full-sibot tramed ever mot such opposition, and of the Andilyukwa tribe who photograph of the

Queen tremendous pressure is being have known him as trader, Mother.

esserted on the Government, not teacher and foster-father only by Churches but also by for many, the only white moATM hotel-keepers, to have the they have ever seen.

EXPANSION

Perhaps attracted by the spectacular success of Australia's own motorcar-the Holden which annually draws a profit of close to £10 million, other firms are now beginning to nibble at the Australian market.

The Ford

Company of Australla hag announced an £18 million expansion plan which provides for increased output and the promotion of an all-Australian car.

The Export Director of one of West Germany's leading manu- facturers of light vehicles is in Sydney with plans to set up an assembly plant in Australti.

He Is Walter L Schmidt, who said that an Australian subsid- Lory, Tempo Australia Limited, with i had already been formed

German capital,

Not to be outdone, General Motors-Holden Limited has en- nounced that it will double its present production in the next 12 years by which time it expects that "Australia will have a population of some 14 million. Musicple; 8.28, Birthday Mailbag:

The Managing Director, Mr RADIO HONGKONG :

6. Tin 0.30 Dick Jurgens Show: $.45, Story 0.30, Evening Serttande: Signal. Lucky Dip-Listener te- of Jane Armitage: 7 Time Big Earl. C. Daum, revealed that his spent Doining the United States quests prosented by Margherite car, Announcements and Interlude: £400,000 on a

and the News: 7.00, Weather Fore company had alreeds A leading British

vehicle-proving B210 Shep Fields Show: 7.32... around 56 mlics from Melbourne Professor Hoy Harrods of Christ comic expebeloh, he declared, Weather Report: 7.

The New 7.10, Commentary that we growth means

Dockyard-A Proaro Heport on, the Church, Oxford, A no sign shall have more television mets H.51 Dockyard. A progresa raporte employment of Workers; B, and it is going to be a real,

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equipped than they with words from Britain:

Peace of Aristo Songs of Composer Jimmy Mcitugh; ing inchines, clothes drlers, phanené Newly translated by Patel 10., One Night Stand: 11. Date by Faymond with Dreamland; 13.30, Protude to garbage grinders and farmel tekingen. Prochond suits, "and" that we

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