1961-12-05 — Page 6

The case AGAINST

BRITAIN'S Tory Government parades its salesmen

at the door of the Common Market. Their mission: the sell-out of Britain to Europe. Should Britain stay out of Europe? Below, JAMES MCMILLAN, a writer, who has toured the country paigning against the Common Market, answers the question

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How it will affect YOU

HOW

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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1961.

INTELLIGENCE REPORT

the

Average hourly wages

BRITAIN 4s 11d

W GERMANY 3s 10d

Big Sell-out

Britain's trade. with the world

1960 FIGURES Britain's

Britain's Exports Importa

U.S. investment in Europe

BELGIUM 4s Od

COMMONWEALTH £1499m

COMMON MARKET 251

EUROPEAN FREE

£881m TRADE ASSOCIATION

£1754m

1950

1960

£662m

£464m

BRITAIN | "£286m.

£1143m

U.S.A

REST OF

£325m

£567m

THE WORLD

£836m £110m

FRANCE 3s 5d

ITALY 2s 6d

HOLLAND 3s 3d

What do British workers have to gain by joining the Common Market where the aim is to equalise wages?

YOUR FUTURE. Almast (weny The Continental systemi wild household in the country has a Ansert here

Taxed

Non-fasted food that comes in

Cuminion-

bo Britain Troas Die wealth will be taxed wander the Common Market rule Example voor cup of tea will cost inori A tarif : ze slapped on 24

YOUR BOSS. Smand! firm

wortmut olay Balish enhs an Ev ga

We poresha e the same kind of manufactured goods BA Contown Competition will be Only 18 1 M wil!

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Aireacy

ørrangements lacing ned under the Treaty of Home to permit large firme v shade the market between them

Out of big business will come ting autopolies So in the end Aonsumers will suffer as mu

as producers.

relative

the Comiton wraith But, if we go into Europe. The Commonwealth will to left - sich bei is tudo banjem. police stars anel curt agreement.

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will put toral-

Canada, fran Zuglami. and Aud:alia. adun gol frer of 13 In Geman and Italy

Trade

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2:

Why endanger our vital Commonwealth trade for the unproved benefits

of European economic unity?

If we joined.

·

THIS WOULD HAPPEN

the

to

COMMON

MARKET £214m **

£928m

Despite the so-called opportunities of the Common Market. American business men still prefer to invest their money in Britain

It's the greatest step Britain has

ever taken yet ..

We

TO MAKE up for a drop markets for doubtful benefits of New of only 15 per cent in our European trade. Example - last year Canada alone bought almosi Commonwealth exports twice as many British moler - strong possibility, say experts we would have

the increase our exports to Common Market countries by almost 50 per cent

WE WOULD have

cars as did all the six Common were

Taxi

Nor

we hope to ano Euroga

substitute the leadership of the Common wealth.

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Letatis Common Market

Power follows trade And, like

hat we will

follow Germany

Market countries pui together— 91.315. against 50,772.

KVER Belain signed the never

Treaty f Rome she would

To Da sovereign Power polley derision: ali ng taken not in London- But o Brussels

AB the majut

She And this...

ONCE IN there would be no

consulted

most

Jury

lastinguished, and eventful his-

Of course, the politicians did Most of make some pronises. them gave a pledge to strengthen Commonwealth and Empire ties.

All at those who sougat the tamning

gave a solemn assuramer to defend the system

guaranteed prices

Girl

guide in

a 'snake piť

by

SALLY VINCENT

A GIRL called Wendie

Nixon, who is English and 25 years old, returned to England last week from New York where for a year she has been conducting sightseers through the Tower of Babel, as she calls the 39 storeys of the UNO building,

Thirty-nine storeys of glass, marble, high hopes, and don- fusion I had been, she said, an experience.

Wendie took her visitors anybody from royalty to couch parties OR A two-mile trip through the building, and main- tained a highly informative spiel the whtie.

HER SPEECH

She launched into Take One of her speech "This is the Generas Assembly building 1t seets 3,500 Each seat is equipped people. with multi-lingual transîntor earphones

This is the East Side, ther are 5,480 picture windows In the wall

and so on. "After that they teach you the things you have to know to cope with all the erudite Ww

questions that are supposed to be asked. They prepare you with the an swers to things like: "What was the resolution

passed by the Security Council on the third of December, 1956

br

These pledges would shattered beyond repair if pe into the Common Market.

It is true that a few leading Tags did refer to the Common Market during the election campaign But their sperrtes STAY currantied the party to OUT i Europe

Reginald Maudling, then President of the Board of October 7, Trade, sald 1959: "We never dreamed of joining the Common Mar-

THE

extraor dinary thing about right of withdrawal. Britain Britain's application to join the Common Market is that the Tory Govern- ment has no mandale kel” for its action.

WE WOULD he endangering would be a part of Europe --

Commonwealth for ever. valuable

That the truth the Guvern- our ment des

... the POWERFUL opposition

VISCOUNT

HINCHINGBROOK, M.P.

THE Government

has

taken leave of its senses

in applying to join the

Common Market.

SEPTEMBER 28, 1961

EARL ATTLEE

I WOULD much rather see

development

D

of

the

British Commonwealth.

SIR DEREK

AUGUST 2, 1961

WALKER-SMITH, M.P.

THE

the

application

to

join European Common Market is not anything we

can identify from any eler- tion manifeste and it does not seem to be reflected in the great Conservative principles enunciated by founding father of Conservative thought.

The

OCTOBER 1, 1DG)

MR ANTHONY FELL, M.P. THE Government is going to wake up one morning to find that the whole 2008- try, or very large sections. of it.

absolutely posed to

dentre

are

-

what

being

OCTOBER 27, 1961

MR ROBERT MENZIES

Premier of Australia

NEGOTIATIONS 4! İ ; ;

Britain

R separate Power would be impossible if she joins the Commen Market.

JULY 31, 1961

SIR NORMAN KIPPING

Director-General of the Federation of British Industries. FORTY-TWO per cent of our exports go to the Com monwealth. If the Com- monwealth goes broke lose our market.

We

OCTOBER 8,

Dope racket cracked

THE police

hud their

evidence and they moved in to make their arrests. In suburban homes. all over New York, men were told suddenly to their coats and "come down- town.'

gel

The biggest dope-smuggling racket on America's East

Count

had been cracked open. Seven men were charged with соп- spiracy and selling heroin.

The

evidence against their

#

THIS IS AMERICA

he would snarl:

New York, Monday

"I don't want

said New York district attorney for extreme mental cruelty.

Irving Lang, "is overwhelming.

That was nearly two years

ago. Today those seven men

were freed. There has been no the Freedon Dwellers.

men who

a couple of business to watch-the acting stinka." would not give them anything Miss Roberts won a divorce found they were tangling with

plain-clothes polier.

Said New York's chief magistrate. Abraham M. Bloch: AFTER the Freedum Riders, "

to all New say

Yorkers Negru who give handouts: Stop you hearing. The urganisations are plunning lo

are the seven were saved by the Law

panhandler's worst crash more race barriers

enomy. You are keeping the "overwhelming First task to buy houses in evidence"

in this kind of life." was gained by tele- all-white areas through nominees phone lapping

and then move Negroes in. This

is legal in New York State but illegal as far as

The

trial, no public

For

T'he Congress Of Racial Equality announced today it has

Peter Evans

Secured 70 houses L'E-

And narcotics oftences New York.

Federal cerned

Government is

are Federal cases.

Lang knew this, he admitted

today. He also knew that there

in suburban

★

INVENTOR of the hot dog

were several Bills in Congress died the other day aged 08, and

aimed at making such evidence he was on Englishman.

legal in Federal cases.

He was prepared to hold

He was Mr Harald Stevens,

who emigrated as a boy from

up Litchurch, Derby.

his case until one of the Bills Be and his three brothers

was passed

began selling Frankfurter

a

baseball games in New York.

But he had forgotten the cold sausages wrapped in rolls war and the backlog of social legislation faclug Congress. The Bills are still walking.

Now under pressure-Long han drapped his enne.

BEGGARS

are getting tough with New Yorkers who refuse

their demands for a handout —–—

him

ALAN LADD is feeling sad. Tax authorities have just snatch- £24,000 Way from

ed

the

money he made in England while filming "The Red Bore!" (as above). Regardless of where you made the money, they said, you still pay us.

so tough that a special plain- GOLF “k not an exerolo at clothes police sqund has been all. It is merely the boat way formed to crack down on them. to apoll a good walk."

in which she had acted appeared One beggar shot a man who Thomas X. Curcion, of President

MOMENT of truth for acirem

Lynne Roberta: when old movies

Dr

an television.

refused him and SYRE shot Kennedy's Youth Fiiness Bow-

Her husband Samuel always down by * policeman. Two ell.

•fell asleep. If the walte him olliers who started to rough up

London Express Barvice.)

NINE MEN WAITING TO GET

NINE

A GRIP ON BRITAIN

INE men in Brussels, ROBERT MARJOLIN,

year-old baby of the connasci. who have been A French lawyer and reoramist. acting as

W serre tars -general a European

The bluropean end of the Marshall Cabinet for the past Plan

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Arbitrary

The British propte have never bee: given the opportunily Tiz express their views where the Less real after The mill-Dex without

Cast your hand back the the 1952 General Election, when the

Tu Party swept back in power The

You've never-had-14-- good" election was called

Dui the Tory election festo promise to open segotia. tops with Europe":"No

Tory Did prospective

MPs stomp the costales extodlings the virtues 11[ Comm Market nienbership" Nu

im- Was a

four years, will decide JEAN REY, son of a pastor Á the terms and conditions lawyer pleted as an MP under which they will rely after the was

!:) Germany Spent allow Britain to join the some time al United Nations as Common Market. This the Reigian representative so-called European Com- LAMBERT SCHAUS, mission is composed red of:-

WALTER HALLSTEIN, prosid, ent, 59-year-old German bache- For Forgez Professor of Law in Germany Called up at the end int the war.

captured Americans.

om Lasenborg

a Inwyer

Promises

Tors

to the

than two years lutes. #mandate from the voters and against its own stated pokey, the Government suddenly applied for membership

The Government has no thority to commit Britain

action our Commonwealth bunds. Qur agriculture. sovereignty, and the stability of mur industrial Ele

-

course of threatens

After doing labour

Germany Dict

any of tha 346 Through the war, returned home elected to the House of LO DESTR Eemories Minister mons go bark committed and Minister Luxemburg's present course of laun Again,

army

no

Yet everyone agrees that this momentous issare

ROBERT LEMAIGNEN, 68-year- is the text old Frenchman Worked for years in France's

metallurgical whet by the industries. Been with the com- British mission sinee itx onception.

Was pirked as deputy to the HANS VON DER GROEBEN. Prussian junker Studied law. Hitler's secret

| Foreign Minister in Adenauer's Worked

first Goverment Tok charge ministry before the war Spent

آدم

Comman quarters Jour

Market hend- years agu.

the Moved stein

W

SICCO MANSHOLT, vice-presi- İdent, 54-year-olu Dutchman. described as "the perfect Engilsh gentleman"--and fooks it.

in the army. 1. Brussels with Hall-

LIONELLO LEVI SANDRI Milan-born lawyer and advised the Italian Government on labour laws. Lectured оп law at

of the

has

people

faced ever

the

in their Jorg.

RU-

to

which

OUT

11 is not enough that a votr Monkel takes in the House of Cunnam, although it is known that a third of the Tory M.Ps and half the Labour M.P.s

ppose Britain's membership.

Only the people have the right in decide whether Britain into the Common Market. And they can express themselves only at the pulling booths.

Before any decision is reached the Government should call a General Election. The souner the better.

London Express Service.

Just Fancy That!

ANADA has solved a problem for Scotland how to export

CANADA to countries where it is harred because it does not

Into any recognised import classification. Simply label it "ferti- liser." It worked when Canadian Scots tried it an Brazil anyway.

*

GIUSEPPE CARON, vice-presi- Ronie University. Former execu- MAN posting a letter at a Croydon hotel the other day dropped dant, 57-year-old Italian chem- tive member

Italian) A fighted cigarette in the box. Firemen opened the box als ist Former director..of Italian Democratic Socialist Party. Com-f handed him back his cigaretle which had gone out without damag- Chamber of Commerce and Ital- manded an Italian Partisan Divi- ing the mail. ian M.P.

sion at the

1920 **Bagorrah-can't 'have you

end of the war.]

SPOTLIGHT

fearful English living with #an

•

-London Express Service).

•

by CUMMINGS

Nobody, however, ever øsked her.

"The worst part," she said, "was taking round groups of 30 morous from hick towns. You know, they visit UNO in Amext- es like they go to see the Tower of London and "The Mouse- trap' in England.

HER IDEALS

"Anyway, I would try to ex- plain to them what great big Table thing the country was do- ing, and for my

pains I'd get

questions like, Where does Mr

sit? Kennedy

because ther

thought they were in the White House

Miss Nixon. Idealistic

sticking to her guns, gol other more personal reactions from her dol- jar-a-head tourists. Letters say- ing: "You are very nice, you ente ut 1 dinner?"

Many of the visitors were International tourists. "I tried," she sighed, "to instil into thein hope for the world," Evidently this had been a thankless task.

1 was always

getting little groups of Indians who would appear to be impressed and then Down with colonialism.' suddenly go berserk screaming:

"And Cubans, they'd get over- excited just looking at the lifts!"

HER FRIENDS

Of her colleagues, Miss Nixon had more complimentary things to say. As the only British girl, she began by being fascinated by the beautiful and well-educ- ated girls who shared with her the UNO guides' lounge.

"But

sparks

that lounge, when you got to know it," she said, "was a proper snake pit of schemes. There were invariably flying about something or other --you had to keep Israelis eway from Arabians and Indians away from Pakistanis. Or just look, in the other direction.

Wendie Nixon is now looking in the other direction for goðð. She is hoplog for a rather möte insular position in London.

No doubt she realises that slie is not the only disillusioned aspect of UNO.

Je

st.

London Express Service.

1961

...but mind you do nethkig to prvimit

suo from flying with you fearful English

TENA, PREVIOUSJEKTASE.

QUOTE

by Britain's submarine chief, Rear-Admiral Hugh Mackenzie, speaking at Portsmouth about the Porpoise and Oberon class submarines now going into ser- vice:-

THE

Porpoise and Oberon could not be better in the conventional field of submarines, but we have got to get into the inclear field.

N

from the Police Review:

THERE are now too MEDY A agencies origaged' in ́enforo- Ing the law. The Job could há done much more effolently? # all the resources available were pooled -and-, operated under centrat direction,

--by the Duchess of Rutland, at

Newark, Notka,

o Langue of Elty merlingt

TMN England people tree

kish sentimentality - dr. crbelt).