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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1949.

EXCHANGE RATIOS Chief of Staff Calwell

CANNOT BE LONG MAINTAINED

LORD LAYTON

Strasbourg, Aug. 24.-Lord Layton, dis- tinguished British economist, told the European Assembly today that he did not believe that pre- sent currency exchange ratios could be maintained for long.

Speaking as the only Liberal member of his delegation, Lord Layton raised this controversial question so far avoided by all British speakers, in the second day of the Assembly's two-day debate on Europe's economic crisis.

In one

I am

The Swedish Liberal lender, warned the Mr Bertil Ohlin, Assembly to think twice beloca plunging Into selemen

for federgliantion ant economic unions. realistic, speeches yet made tu the Assembly, he said that he WILD

sceptical of thinking in

of continents. terms

In the modern world, water And oceans no longer formed

of thu most coldly

Ho said that the Assem-suffering of our people? bly's debates had been over-certain that the whole weight of evidence would be in favour of shadowed by the dollar a planned economy for Europe." problem and "I do not think she said. there is anything this Coun- ell can propose as a cor porate, body that will affect tho decisions shortly to be taken. All we can do is to express our personal view

For my part I do not believe that present exchange rates can be maintained," he said.

The Strasbourg delegates warmly applauded the frat woman speaker in the debate, -Mica Morgaret Herbison, La-continental divisions.

"In Sweden, public opinion 'bour, Britain, who appealed for

does

the view not share overall plan to revive

those

im- who want to uct Europe's economy,

mediately towards federation," he said.

of

She answered suggestions by French Phillp, Audre

"Our view 13 that would economic expert, and other con-be foolish to act until we have

speakers that somo tinental

were holding back convinced ourselves,

countries

our par-

because they feared on increased iuments and our people what

standard

countries

other of living in

would lower the

standard in their own.

LAISSEZ FAIRE Are these sacrifices going to be the result of a planned economy which will cut them to a minimum? Or are they go- ing to be the result of a laissez faire polley which will greatly

the

increase

Ruerificem

New British

Secret Jet

Fighters

and

Is the best line of action.

CONSTRUCTIVE POLICY "W& ennot leave possibility that

Gen. Joseph Lawton Col- ling is now Chlef of Staff of the U.S. Army. Collins, Vice-Chief of Staff, was named to succeed Gen. Omar Bradley, now chair- man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. (AP Picture).

LANCASHIRE

MINERS

RETURN TO

THEIR JOBS

Sheffield,

Aug. 24. -- coalmine lift

strike on

Blasts Chinese Seamen

Canberra, Aug. 24.--Im- migration Minister Arthur Calwell on Tuesday accused, in a statement, many Chin- ese who are now resisting deportation. of wartime cowardice.

He said: "Many Chinese who now form the hard core of re- sisters of our immigration laws are not now law-breakers. They renched Australia as ships' de- serters who refused to go to sea i again and left all the risks of worlime ocean transport to their more courageous country men and allies."

Mr Calwell denied accusa- tions that he has not shown patience and discretion with Chinese worlimo rofugees, For over three years, he said, these people had been

asked peatedly to put their affairs in

the

order pending repat:lation. Eleven apprehended week-end had been warned for the last Ume in April,

Defending imprisonment pend. ing deportation, Mr Calwell said this was the only effective way of ensuring repatriation. Many Chinese on whom notices to

POCKET CARTOON by USHERT LANCASTER

PARIS

FLAN

Strauss Shows Improvement

Partenkirchen, Aug. 24.-The composer. Richard Strauss, was

50 much improved that he "began to show an interest in the outside world again," his doctors reported today,"

They said the 85-year-old Strauss, who had been serious. ly for several days, had had his first full night's sleep since his illness began and was show- Ing stendy improvement. -- United Press.

NOTICE

REMINDER

A Meeting of Stockholders in Marsman Operated Philip- pine Gold Mines will be held today at 5.30 p.m. ut the floor of new

leave Australia had been served had disappeared. Some,

after

being warned to wind up their affairs, melually began businesses,

SYMPATHY WASTED

Mr Colwell Rdded: "None for will be held for more than a few higher pay decided tonight ship or aircraft. Probably they

being placed on days before to return to work on pre- would not have been held, had strike conditions.

out the Lancashire a network of operators political, economic mnd military unions covering different areas might be n more constructive policy than to form a federated European State in the next few

he added,

years,"

·

not the evasive actions of hun- dreds of their group proved this the was the only effective method. In the light of these facts, sym- pathy with this particular group of Chinese is wasted. Their al- titude in war and

pens is In sharp contrast with that of their fellow countrymen In Australía

colleagues

Union officials advised M. Felix Guilland, French men to go back. Radical Socialist, urged Euro- Their Yorkshire hean countries to combine with yesterday also decided to return territories into work and to submit their pay establishing a huge market in claim to arbitration, Africa, Asia and Europe to be exploited

their

oversens

In common after About 40,000 miners in the legitimately as merchants, trad- were sull Crs, students and who are highly Yorkshire coalfields solving politient dificulties.

esteemed." for idle today, however, compared "There is no dilemma

75,000 yesterday

Calwell's Mr a ав

statement England whether she is going with

operators' stop- followed a request by the Chinese tlook to the Commonwealth result of the

Ambassador, Dr Kan Nal-kunng, or Europe lie said, referring page.

to the Australian Government statements by repeated

for more lenient trentment Chinese nationals. Associated

to

her rela

London, Aug. 24.-Britain British speakers that Britain has two

secret jet could not endanger new fighters able to fly faster tions with the Commonwealth duty last night after the strikers' Press

than the speed of sound, the Society of British Air- craft Constructors disclosed today.

countries.

Of the 480 operators due at reported for work today, 272

decision to submit their pay claim to arbitration.

Same di WEARY BUT

four

In Lancashire, where mines are involved in the overseas pute, six pits employing 5,100

men were still idle and others, employing 1,000 miners, were not yet fully working by mid-day.

"We must not only see that England is linked closely with Europe but that the territories of France, Belgium and Holland are also laked in establishing this new markel," M. Gailland sald-Reuter,

NEW DEPARTMENT

a reso-

HAPPY

the Hongkong Stock Exchange.

BROADWAY

AIR CONDITIONED

SHOWING TO-DAY

At 2.30, 5.15, 7.20, 9.30 p.m. HE FOUGHT FOR FUN.... FOR LOVE....FOR GOLD

COO

Adventures

Marco Polo

JASIL KATHBONE

are the Hawker The planes P-1032 and P-510, which during the past months have been un-

Up to Us evening, Yorkshire

Halifax, Aug. 24-Twenty- dergoing flying tests sponsered

production had dropped by nine Latvian refugees nboard Strasbourg, Aug. 21Forty-803,700 this, bul spokensian for the schooner Amanda said today ROMANCE & ADVENTURE by the Ministry of Supply,

of the European They are still on the ofetal six members

the National Coal labled

Board they owed their lives after their secret list. and the Ministry of movement today

controls Britain's perilous Atlantic crossing to i Supply refused to comineni on lut on calling for the immediate which

mines-sald that Captain J. Andersen, the only their speed. Itherto, the only establishment of permanent nationalised

Economic

tons of this British plane whleit has officially "European

Depart-14,000

could be sailor aboard. with

high absenteeism breaking ment" composed partly of see attributed to bon credited

Organisation through the 700 miles an hour tions of the

fornmong minera Recovery Full working is expected on speed of sound wall is the De European Economic Havilland-DE-108. an expert- and other inter-governmental | toniglit's shift-Reuter. mental machine not

not meant to be botes,

two

new

and

Onicials of stalard Agliter.

the Department

The

faster-than would be solely responsible fo machines sound

been the have

Counci of Europe developed as standard fighters would le given Eumclently for the Royal Air Force, and long-term appointments to en-

their cure possibly for the Royal Navy.

Independence of The two planes are expected national governments.

to fly at an alr show next The resolution- also recom- nonth at Farnborough, Hamp-mends that the Committee of

shire.-Reuter.

Ministers should, with the help

of the new Department, for mulate proposals for the pro-

Said Yes Ingressive integration of the 13-

A Whisper

associated with them.

ATLANTIC

PACT IN

FORCE

Weary but happy, the voyagers packed Into Immigration IIcad. quarters to write out applica- tions for residence in Canada. An expectant mother and.... seriously- woman who suffer.

ed violently from seasickness

during the trip were taken to hospital

Captain Andersen sailed the tiny "vessel from Gothenburg, Sweden, on July 7. Shortly afler touching the Azores, an engine, broke down. Later, he skilfully managed the ship through three violent cales.- United Press.

Rumanian Day Reception

Washington, Aug. 24.-The dustrial, cominercial

12-nation pact binding North and agri-America and Western Europe in cultural systems of member

a common defence alliance went States und overseas countried into force today. The historic moment caine when President FREE CONVERTIBILITY Harry Truman signed a pro-

Moscow, Aug. 24.-The Soviet clamation declaring the Atlantic Foreign Minister, M.. Treaty to be in effect.

Andrei Vyshinsky, was guest of honour Top-ranking oficials of the at a Rumanian National Day a Viennese soprano in Sydney establishment of free converil- United States and most of the reception given here last night And just enough volca

to bility between the currencies of 11 other pact nations witnessed by the Rumanian Minister in whioper "yes" She has a member States and the "main- the White House signing. sovere throat Infection

tennnco in some form of the j

Sydney, Aug 24-When she received a proposal of marriage by phone from. London today,

I wanted to ser

was

could do Elizabeth Schwarzkopf.

..

In doing this, the Committee of Ministers is asked 10 take

into account the need for the

ono

of Neuter.

Moscow. Simon Buglich. M. The

treaty pledges 'the 12 Vyshinsky proposed the toast to but all I system of economic preferences allies to strike back in case of Soviet-Rumaalen friendship.

said now existing between certain attack against any

member

verseas them. States and Her fiance is Walker Legge. countries associated with them." This is a monentous occasion musical director of the Grmo- The resolution urges that not only for all the singatories phone Co., Ltd. of London. proposals should be submitted but for all peoples who share

Schwarzkopf had into the Assembly at a session to our

profound desire .:for cancel her concert in Sydney be held in January next after stability and peaceful develop- Town Hall tonight because of which a delegation from the ment," Mr Truman said. ker Indisposition.

Assembly should enter into "By this treaty we are not

She

will shop for lier negotiations with the United only seeking to establish free- trousseau In Australia, and Slates or any other countries dom from aggression and from said sho will be married in concerned on freaty modifica, (the use of force in the Nortli Switzerland In November.tions which might be necessary. Atlantic community, Associated Press;

-Reuter.

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Noted Author's Estate

Atlanta, August 24 No valuo was given for, the estate of Margaret Milch author of "Gone With Tho ad," when her will. was Alled for probate here.

The hand-written will re- vealed today that she left three- fourths of her testato to her

fourth John Marsh, and one.

to her brother, Stephen Mitchell. It specified that Marahi should receive at least $200,000. Meanwhile, the. Grand Jury reduced from murder to in-

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