12 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, January 28, 1950
Churchill's Party Offers to Spur
Enterprise, Halt Nationalizing
London, Jan. 26 W) Winston Churchill's conservatives prom
tied today to run Britain's welfare state more economically, with
less rationing and a halt to nationalization if they are elected
February 23.
The tory manifesto, issued a week after that of Prime Minister
Attlee's labor party, pledged tot
maintain the country s huge na
tional health plan and other so
eial services, at the same time
cutting taxes.
The campaign platform was
aimed principally at stopping
the present labor regime's so
cialist trend. It also called for
encouragement to American and
British investors in the British
colonies as a source of income,
It pledged close cooperation
with the United States to help
"all countries in Europe, Asia or
elsewhere to resist the aggres
ion of communism."
Noting that U.S. dollar aid is
due to end in 1952, the tory plat
form called for cheaper produc
tion at home and an empire eco
nomic conference to promote
dollar-earning exports.
"We shall bring nationaliza
tion to a full stop here and now,'
the conservatives said.
They promised to repeal the
labor-sponsored law which is
cheduled to put British iron
and steel industries under state
ownership on January 1, 1951
Standing for private enter
prise, they said they oppose the
labor party's proposal to nation
alize sugar, cement, meat, whole
saling and water-works.
Wherever posssible, they said
they would offer to sell nation
alized truck lines and bus and
streetcar lines back to their orig
inal private owners.
The manifesto advocated a
measure of free enterprise for
civil aviation, now in govern
ment hands, with eventual aboli
tion of the cabinet ministry of
civil aviation. Also on the con
ervatives' abolition list was the
ministry of supply which con
trols the nation s purchases and
distribution of materials.
Abolition of the ministry of
upply was in line with the tory
policy to do away with govern
ment bulk buying, especially of
imported foods, throwing that
Job back to private dealers who
they believe could get better
bargains and better quality.
The tories said they believed
a substantial cut in government
spending is "necessary and pos
sible." They said Britain's economic
position would be much better
'if a tenth of even a twentieth"
of the current yearly budget of
3,300,000,000 pounds ($9,240,
000,000) could be saved.
With these proposed cuts in
government spending a major
point in the program was reduc
tion of both direct and indirect
taxation.
They maintained that the tax
cuts also would enable them to
reduce the subsidies the govern
ment has paid out to farmers to
keep food prices down.
Although the main clash be
tween the tories and the labor-
ites is on the issue of govern
ment ownership of industry, the
conservatives did not recom
mend Immediate return of all
nationalized industry to private
hands.
In the case of the socialized
coal industry and government-
owned railroads, conservatives
said they would decentralize the
administrations to promote more
efficiency.
They promised to "decide the
future of the gas and electricity
boards (also presently in govern
ment hands) when we have had
more experience in the opera
tion."
Like the Iaborites, they said
full employment was their first
aim.
he conservatives also would
abolish the present government
direction of labor, they said,
promising to discuss a "worker's
charter" based on the principle
that extra effort should produce
extra reward and promotion
should be on merit.
They promised the end of food
and gasoline rationing when
'the prime necessities of life
are within reach" of all. They
also said they would improve
Parents Plead
For Baby Return
New York, Jan. 26 m It
took Frank and Mildred Adams
just two hours to decide that
they really wanted the baby
they tried to give away, even if
the infant did cry a lot.
the price control and supply al
location systems which were de
signed by the labor government
to give "fair shares to all."
Contending that everyone
should be able to own his own
home, they proposed to empower
local housing authorities to make
building loans to families with
only a five percent down payment.
But it was Mildred, the 23-year-old
mother, who was in
tears as she and her husband
were held in jail on abandon
ment charges.
Police said the couple aban
doned their four - month - old
daughter, Victoria Frances, in a
Bronx apartment house lobby
Tuesday night, but two hours
later telephoned police to re
claim the child.
"The baby was always crying,
and we got panicky," the mother
was quoted, "Our apartment was
depressing. We decided to sell
the furniture, and then abandon
Victoria Frances."
Adams, 24, joined the coast
guard a few days ago, after
leaving a $55-a-week clerk's
job. He was awaiting assign
ment. The couple said they had
made unsuccessful efforts to
have the baby adopted, and felt
inadequate to care for it.
As soon as they had left the
child, they said, they became
worried.
"We love her very much," the
mother said. "We do want her
back."
The husband, also In tears,
nodded assent.
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