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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1958.7

À SENSATIONAL INTERVIEW

Care To See You Mouthpiece of British

Get The Best

I VISIT THE MEN WHO TASTE AND PRY-WITH

EVER AN EYE FOR COLOUR

by Edward Trow

SCIENTISTS working to benefit the health, appetite, and palate of the nation have sent out a warning to all supermarkets. It is this: "Do not sell cooked meats wrapped in sealed vacuum packets." For the men In the white couts have discovered that the keeping qualities of cooked meat is nil if wrapped in a sealed bag.

Now a food kunufacture Hend of the team is dapper, shop fills last year - mough

Man who in Brilan grey-haired cand supermarkets

looks suusages to girdle the world 10 have taken the novice, ~ more like a film producer than the

a man whose working week is spent looking into microscopes, umelling, and testing, turfing.

checking the colour uf even

No

vacuum-wrapped cooked meats are un sale their stores.

That is just one example of foods how selentists have become the watchdogs, not only over the supplying, and THER making. distributing food but over the contents

thu in

housewife's shopping baskc1 us welt,

Work

staff ure

Sausages

Dr Francis Bandeld and his now working on a und car

In the laboratorica is going o problem that is near

Hou-ewives will know this s

Flavours

Although Dr Banfield and his colleagues de tesla on every thing from a finned raspberry Lo a whole side of cured bacon, the men in the white coals are not realty happy in their work. The dapper coelor put it this

all the time, but it is unlikely to every man and woman in the way: There is a rigid control

They will down the high street, land-the sausage.

A Leatherhead. In Surrey, He is not really

the British Food Manufacturing about the amount

naustey's Beach Asociation a banger,

concert

of meat in

30 clentists of has

heart 201 Ho hug very much at continuously B workin types of manufactured food that the further improvement of thes

favourite.

which Hoes into the harders of every wholesome

£10,000,000 on the hoine.

Tang up

Mid Week Selection

BLAISE

"That will be all right for you, Scrimshanks, but

..what will I do?"

"You may suggest restricted immigration, sir, but

the trouble is the worst offenders were born here."

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Communists spills

the beans

SOON after the news that he has resigned as prospective Socialist candidate for Exeter, Mr Gerald Sparrow (a Court, Bangkok) former judge of the International presents here a most remarkable interview. The grounds for Mr Sparrow's resignation in Exeter is his belief that Communist influence is infiltrating too powerfully into the British Socialist Party. With this conviction as back- ground, he went to see Mr Emile Burns, a member of the British Communist Party's Political Committee and one of the most influential men in British Communism. UESTION.-Mr majority at Westminster, so that you could form a Government, Burns, how many what is the first thing you would candidates do you in- do? tend to put into the field at the next General Monarchy. Election?

QU

token

ANSWER. — A force-perhaps a dozen.

Q-But, In 1950, you had 100

Da everything that goes int manufae ured food. There is

ittle or nu kupervision on sny-candidate? thing that goes on to the crops an they grow in the legs and orchunds."

arc

Just BROW the relentisla getting the old complaint about the Bavour of beans, fruit, and potatoes.

A-Yes, They were all defeated. It was a waste of time and money,

Q-So this token forer de- notes a major change in policy?

A.-Yes,

A. We should abolish the

Q. And then? A-We should abolish the There must be House of Lords.

all,

mean

A-Only if counter-razolu tonary forces were used against American troops, be. Inslutet.

Groups

for

Q-I want to ask you about

cam-

a single-chamber Legislature. the three bodies who gave me Q. We are still in your first so much trouble in Exeter, the

"peace movement, the ferm of office. What follows?

puign for nuclear disarmament, A-We shoulą legislate for a

and the Victory for Socialism complete tronomle Socialism,

Kroup. Have you close con- that Q.---Does

that neetion with these groups? would be no private A.There are 10 Communist there enterprise at all-In the retall peace movements including the

World Peace trade for example?

Council. The A.There would be none at Campaign for Nuclear Disar- ment is closely linked in almos 12. What would you do with the peace movement, The then?

Victory for Socialism group has A-Well, we should take over cur support, but it is a group within the Parliamentary Labour the Press. And the B.B.C. Q~~Does that mean

Party. It has great influence.

QI should like to have some Labour Party passed

Government would'publish, edit, Bul do not thhik all fruit,

details of your finance? resolution stating that no Com- and write the newspapers? beans, and potatoes grown Britnin are thatod when they munist could-be-a-member of A-Ob, no. We should farin the Labour Party. I, and others, but the chief newspapers, on Have the fame. Far from Dr Danfield makes

left the Labour Party at that terms, to sullable public bodies time. It was the Labour Party to run. point: There would be 110 complants at all if we could get who ousted us.

When some of these items are manufactured into sauces, jams, crisps the end product is lett with an allen flavour.

this

Q-Does the new polley in- clude the subversion of the Labour Party?

A would not use the word ("subversions." You Bey, in 1923

the

Now we are

rid of the gulf that exista Koing to try to win the Labour between the Ministry of Agriet-Party back to complete Socialisin. ture and the manufacturing side

Naturally

we are bitterly the present Right wing leadership.

of the food business. Insecticidal opposed to sprays are in common use on the Carm today. There

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до fizit control over the amounts used. Applica indis- criminately, they can have harmful effect on the flavour of jood."

Success

*

He udited "I would like to see mom liaison between the farmer and the food manufac- not Lurer:: Surely that is

sking too much,"

A start in this direction has

berries.

already been made with straw-

The

British Food

Manufacturing Industry's Re-

mons

Q. That

that you envisage a possible split in the Labour Party? In fact a com- plete reorientation of British pollent forces?

Q-For example?

The

A-Mr Burns here produced use figures;-- EXPENDITURE:--

A. Well, the T.U.C. might Committees manage The Times,

Central Office

S D. d 43,856 18 0.342 8 GOB 11 30.568 9 3

5

1

2,584 10 2

4,358

4

341 16

Education

Donations Q-Who would manage the Printing Daily Express?

A-(Smiling) That would be Travelling settled at the time.

Control

A.It may well be. The tide

Q-Mr Burns, after this very is running with us.

active first period of office, sup- Q-Are Communist members pose that the

public reacted allowed to enter or remain in against you and you were in the Labour Party as far as you danger of being turned out-of are concerned?

losing the next election-what A-(After Д nioment's would you do? thought), No.

Membership

Workers' Parties (Within sphere of British Imperialism)

INCOME:-

£88,661

2 7

a. d. 2

£

Balance bght, fwa. 2,112 8

cards, Membership

slamps (less elec- lion account) 21.275 1 1 Regular guarantees 12,030 0 101

3 Denalions

20,048 Hale of lterature 25,103 00 402 10 10 A.-(With absolute conviction) Bank interest ..... We should not lose that elec- Balance overdrawn,

700 10 11 carried forward. 1lon. We should control the Atcas of Influencing publie

£88,661 2 opinion as the Tories now con-

The figures are for a 24-month trol it, only we should control it

period. The figures for the last absolutely.

24 months are not yet available, These are for the last available period. Perhaps the fact tim the Communist Parly does not

its figures A-No, Other parties would publish

annually, be permitted.

as is the custom in non-Com- Q-You would be in office for munist circles, indicates that good, once elected?

it does not regard the publica- A-Britain would be a Com- tion of these particular dures

pertinent. munist country.

as very importuni

Q.-There are quile a large search Asociation is co-operating number of Communist sympa. with growers to try to produce thisers who are not Communist

better strawberry for jam-Party members, Your member

ship is about 25,000 Aru the making

sympathisers about Parijes? Experlinens are also

under unoffical way in the laboratories and on the same number?

the forms to try to grow 2 A-I think they might be. We British onion small, round and have no means of checking. crisp enough to pickle. Onlons used in the pickle Jars today are ali importad.

Dr Banfield and his colleagues tre certain we can grow pickling onion in Britain.

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If we can, it will save us buy ing 30,000,000 of them a year from overseas,

And it will be another success,

Q-Are people who describe themselves as "ex-Communists" allowed to join the Labour Party?

A. Yes, after scrutiny. Q-Has the number of such applications risen very sharply

in the last three months?

A-I do not know. Q-If you and your friends

not only for the farmer but for gained control of political

the food scientists as well,

machine

that gave уоц A

Q. Does that imply that you would not allow other political

Q-Would you use force stay in office?

q-Do these figures cover all

contributions to the party?

By GERALD SPARROW

A.They do not include dona- tous mate to "maintain Bally Worker.

ממנת

That paper

at loss?

A-Yes, it runs at a low

No names

the

Q. What do these additional contributions amount tu?

A.-Oh, I should say about £3,000 a month

Q-Nearly £40,000 a year? A.About that. Q-Are the names of these contributors made public?

A-Isn't there? It should be. (Mr Burns came with me to the door to look for himself. It was not there), Samoene must have taken it away.

Q-May I ask you a final question? Do many Labour cendidates come and ask you what your political intentions

are?

A-No. 1 a very rare. think they are afraid,

QAfraid? What should they be afraid of?

A-Afraid of being seen here, perhaps.

Q-(Hunding Mr Dums my card) May I have your card?

A-I'm afraid i don't run to A. No, they are not mode a card. But let me give you this proof copy of my book "Intro- public.

Q-Why do you have no name duction to Marxism." It was Indicating that published as long ago as 193) plate outside this building is the headquarters by Gollancz, but another pub- of the Communis! Party in ter brought out a new and Great Britain?

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NATIONAL ANTHEMS

THE Modern Pentathlon World Championships are being ringed at Aldershot and Sandhurat next month- and that means the Bandmaster A.E. Hollowell of the Parachute Brigade had to collect the band parts of 13 national anthems. He had no dif- culty in getting those of Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, West Germany, Hungary, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, the U.B.A. and the Soviet Union but those of Brazil and Rumia were harder to come by. All was well until Poland became an 11th-hour entrant for the championships. All the preparations had been based on acceplances from 13 overseas countries some of the urtangements had to be altered. Extra accommodation had to be provided for the team in quarters normally occupied by Sandhurst cadets. Additional batmen and Polish-speaking ilaison officers had to be found and also horses, saddles and bridles for the there are always provided by the host country. riding event The championships, which follow the Inter-Services Pentathion, will be staged from October 13 to 17.

"WINDMILL GIRLS”

LINK between London's Windmill Theatre and the Royal Air

A with the The or girls to Biegio HHI

Fighter Station. Occassional visits of a troupe from the theatre to the air atation during the last war were greatly oppreciated. On September 18 four Windmill girls-Christino Fraser, 18, Pat Patterson, 19, Wendy Clarke, 21, and Yvette Davies, 10 will be micals at a pre-view of the R.AF. demonstration there on the following Saturday. Driving the girls there will be Shelia Van Damm a "Windmill" artiste who visited the air station and who was a Corporal Driver in the WRAF. Her cullos often mondt- - driving “binashata" to the station. Now she will be « V.JP.

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