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THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1958 2 PERSONAL SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE CHATWOODS' M1LSER-S SAFES. FILING CABlNfcTS WITHY GROVE STORES, 35 WITHY OROVE MANCHESTER The day when a "new town loses its tag Growing pains of a Scottish community Boys who failed G.C.E. "told to leave Members of Swansea Education Committee reported yesterday that about fourteen boys who failed to pass the General Certificate of Examination Seeking means to expand Commonwealth trade Scope of Montreal Conference By our Political Correspondent Correspondent 'Six British Ministers will attend These Ministers will be backed by Sir TV-irio -inH Roger Makins, Joint Permanent Secre-the Commonwealth Trade and tar to the and formerly Economic Conference which will British Ambassador in Washington From our Special Glenrothes (Fifeskire), Tuesday. Of the three Scottish new towns, the reports on which for the year to March 31 have Just been published, Glenrothes seemed the best situated to develop the community spirit and life of its own which the act of 1946 foreshadowed. open at Montreal on Monday -and Sir Frank Lee, Permanent Secretary T.

to the Board of Trade Sir Denis will last for about two weeks. The Rickettj xhird Secretary to the size of this delegation, which is Treasury and United Kingdom alter-Unusually large for one conference, nate Governor of the International Bank i0T Reconstruction and Develop-is not to be taken as a sign that the ment Slr Henry Lintott, Deputy-British Government expects many Under-Secretary to the Commonwealth radical decisions to be taken at Relations Office Sir Hilton Poynton, Montreal. It is a sign simply of Deputy Under-Secretary to the Colonial the fact that the British Government Office Sir Douglas Harkness, Peris anxious to examine every possible manent Secretary to the Ministry of means of expanding Commonwealth Nortem Ireland and Mr The main aim of all the new towns Government (through the corpora-is to develop a balanced township tion), these rents, even at the moment, where oeoole following different trades are somewhat higher than the rents and professions will be able to live of identical county council houses in and work in better conditions than in the same area. And the present rents the places they came from or would will be increased by anything from Aa. la.

A aiaUllA JL LIIC a a. be possible as a result of haphazard growth. Fifeshire was chosen as the site for the East of Scotland new town because of the expanding coal-mining industry in the immediate area and, WAX BATHS AT GASKELLS Trmior Treatment. Oxford Rota, Mfc A HP 252 KENSINGTON ANTIQUES FAIR KENSINGTON TOWS HALL Dally 11 tn to Atfmitsion If 6 tnc ratatoiue tmt ar 4t, INCLUDING BONUS, the current yield on tb ShTC of the Headon Build, octet (tax pjd fry the octet? Proaectu Irooi Ht Church Road London MY FAIR LADY Box. seat six, tlbc February 21 GC 793 Mndictcr GMftoa, WANTED, FUR COAT and CAPE STOLE, Mink.

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1 Correspondent week-end for his Scottish holiday. In particular he may wish to see the Foreign Secretary, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, on his return from holiday in Spam. The Government has maintained a studiously calm front during the fierce exchanges between the United States and Communist China, but this is a situation in which- Mr Macmillan most certainly will wish the Foreign Secretary to have the fullest information. There is no evidence that tne British Government expects that the Montreal conference will decide in iavour tw. a wiuiiuiawat uum Other issues discussed here and in Australia have been the establishment of a stabilisation scheme for primary THoro or.

fhA i course. wtten the county new owhMntf0 aatiewnr houses It is exoected thnt fh a rew ears, some of the present opSm sizef twSgtwo thousand Sfkriv'ta t.Kw'Ka will be reached within the next ten or to remaln in the twelve years. By then, the Govern- meamime-ment will presumably have decided Antfapnt io inner what the future of the new towns is AnusePuc "ts to be. At the moment they are run by One of the main tasks facing development corporation boards, which managers of new towns is the inculca-are appointed bv the Government and tion and development of a com-at this stage. Glenrothes citizens have munity spirit." an aim which seems no say in the running of the corpora- naive and.

perhaps, impossible to the tion, although of course they are cynical. Even the well-disposed out-represented on the Fife County Council sider tends to feel that new towns have and the Kirkcaldy District Council, rather an antiseptic tang he suspects This apparently arbitrary form of he would just as soon live in a hos-government is understandable as a pital, at least until time gives Its temporary expedient, for the scone of patina of soot and crime which we a new town development corporation associate with human habitations in goes rather farther than that of a town older towns and cities. The recently or county council. The corporation is appointed general manaeer of Glen-responsible for building new factories rothes. Brigadier A.

R. Purches, is. as well as for providing the sites for taking a particular interest in the wel-industries coming to the area. A great fare side of his work, and he is hooinn deal of its time is taken up with prob- to be able to persuade a cinema grouo lems more within the scope of the to open a theatre in the new town. industrialist.

The present arrange- In the meantime, the local comments can. however, be only temporary munity association is encouraged to and the Government will have a tricky co-operate with the corporation in" problem deciding at what stage and providing home-grown amenities' for in what way the new towns are to be the town's citizens. These range at handed over to the normal democratic the moment from an amateur dramatic processes. society and badminton, bridge, art. products and the formation ot a Commonwealth Finance Minister last Commonwealth bank.

The British October, The main change in world Government doubts whether any final trade that has occurred has been a decisions on a stabilisation scheme decline of 5 per cent, comparing the could be taken at Montreal, since any second quarter of 1958 with the such decisions would be unreal unless second quarter of 1957, and this they secured the support of the United decline is linked so closely with the States. United States recession that the Com- As to the project for a Common- monwealth Ministers are bound to wealth bank, the British Government take a world view rather than a keeps an open mind it is eager to strictly Commonwealth view. In find new sources of capital for invest- general, all members of the Comment in the Commonwealth, and is monwealth agree that there is not willing to be convinced (if the evidence enough money circulating to ensure a can be produced) that the establish- healthy and' expanding world trade, merit of a Commonwealth bank would It is possible that the wisdom of reveal new capital for investment individual members of the Common-both from within the Commonwealth wealth in raising tariffs against other and from outside. But would it members for example, Canada's tariff against wool textile imports will not British team be discussed at length at Montreal, but The British team for Montreal will may. be side-stepped by talks on probe led by the Chancellor the moting Commonwealth trade by the Exchequer, Mr Amory, and will of trade missions, and so on.

include Lord Home. Commonwealth Mr Maudling wiU report to the con-Relations Secretary, Sir David Eccles. jerence on the latest stage of the nego-President of the Board of Trade. Mr tiations for a European free trade Maudling, Paymaster-General and area in which Britain would be asso-Minister responsible for the European ciated with the European Common free trade area negotations, Mr Market. Even now, it is not clear Godber, Parliamentary Secretary to whether the Montreal conference will the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, spend more time on considering the and Food, and Lord Perth, Minister consequences to Commonwealth trade of State for Colonial Affairs, who will of making, or those of failing to make, be watching the interests of the a European free trade area.

Mr Colonies, several of which will be Maudling is said to be still hopeful sending advisers to Montreal. that the French will co-operate. TALKS ON DEFENCE ESTIMATES Ministers meet to-day had been told to leave Bishop Gore grammar school, Swansea, by the headmaster. After a short discussion, in which several councillors said that parents had complained to them about the headmaster's action, the committee agreed that its chairman and deputy director or education snouio interview the headmaster Dr Ellis Lloyd without delay and be given plenary powers to deal with tne matter. The chairman of the committee.

Mr F. A. Gorst. said that no headmaster had any right to take such action. We are responsible for the education of the children not Dr Lloyd or any other headmaster." Mr J.

Morgan Williams, a memoer of the Bishop Gore school staff, and a co-opted member of the education committee, said he knew how the boys were told to leave. He said that the fifth form were com in 2 to the upper fifth. There were only nine or ten vacancies, and the headmaster had 28 boys who failed. To deal with this problem you must create another form and get another teacher. Dr Lloyd was scrupulously fair in analysing the position.

He did not want these boys out of school. There were about fourteen of them who did not have one subject. We have put some boys with four subjects in the sixth form this year. The solution, as far as I can make out, would be for a form with 28 boys Mrs Rose Cross, the deputy Mayor, said These boys should be back in school immediately." Dr Lloyd said last night that he had heard that observations made at the meeting, without anyone present being in possession of the facts. I am reporting the facts to the education authority." he said.

CHOICE OF THREE Conservative short list at Morecambe Morecambe and Lonsdale Conserva tive Association yesterday announced a short list of three from whom it will choose the candidate for the by-election caused bv the elevation of Sir Ian Fraser to the House of Lords They are Mr Nicholas Ridley, 29. company director ol bourn bnotton, ataruimgton, Northumberland, second son of Lord Ridley. He unsuccessfully contested the Blyth division in 1855. Mr Basil Z. de Ferranti, 28, company director, of Adder's Moss.

Over Alderley, Cheshire. He was defeated in the Manchester Exchange division in 1955. Mr Josenh Eric Palmer. 55. farmer and landowner, of Rose Moor, Torrington, Devon.

In the general election Sir Ian Fraser (C) polled 29,706 votes, a majority of 17.701 over Mr W. Fielding (Lab). power flow, who is the United Kingaom alternate Governor of the International Monetary Fund. Limit On 'conference A must be to the Montreal conference by the dates fixed for the annual meetings of the Governors of the International Monetary Fund and Amory and Mr Maudling will attend the New Delhi meetings with Captain T. M.

O'Neill, the Minister of jnance iMorthern Ireland Th main hparfs nt the aeenda for the Montreal conference were settled at the Mont Tremblant conference of flutter. By our Political Mr Maemillan will preside over a meeting of Ministers at No. 10 Downing Street to-day. Quite recently the Government began a preliminary study of next year's Estimates. It is understood that Civil Estimates have already been examined and that to-day's meeting may be concerned with Defence and Service Estimates.

Mr Macmillan may have other subjects to discuss with some of his colleagues before he leaves at the Planned ratio There were difficulties and considerable dissatisfaction in Glenrothes cfmt wnre nrrn tthAn it anTVnrpH that. the Dlanned ratio of one miner to every pisht in rhe town nooulation was going to be exceeded. There seemed litUe prospect then of achieving the proper halance between a mining and a eeneral community. The families of the miners complained, too, for they had to travel fairly long distances to, find suitable work. Now an encouraging start has been made in providing the town with new industries, and development is going according to EAST KILBRIDE'S LACK OF SOCIAL AND BUSINESS CENTRE Development Corporation to help By our Political Correspondent Trip lar-k of a live centre for the town occupying 1.25 rnillion square feet plan.

The Scottish Milk Marketing Board has a creamery in production. nj IncrMirrumlt Ltd. (the subsidiary of an American company) will soon occupy a factory that is being engineers Anderson, Boyes, and ompany, wu A major problem in Glenrothes still to be solved is the rent of corporation rtnucrx: Althmtcrh Sllhsiritsed bv the 5s 8d to lis fid a week from October 28. The reason for the anomaly is that. although Corporation tenants pay rates to the county they do not receive the benefits of these rates.

they are helping to keep down the rents of council houses. The answer does not lie with the corporation. which naturally wishes to become profit making and independent of all but the normal Government subsidies as soon as it can. The tenants, who are threatened with eviction tr Uiey do not pay the increased rents, are talking or forming "human barriers to prevent the law from taking its and angling clubs to the Glenrothes Communist party. A great many rjeoDle still make resular trios into the neighbouring town of Kirkcaldy for entertainment it is hoped, how- ever, that by the time the town reaches its optimum size this expensive pilgrimage will no longer be necessary.

Bv then too, Glenrothes will have lost its new "town tag and will be settle down to the normal able to disputes and pastimes of Scottish towns namely quarrelling about rents and rates, and disputing the siting of new industries with its neighbours. hrvw. everi at the high reatais tor iand insisted upon by the Scottish Depart- ments in comparison with the rents payable for Scottish industrial estates and for sites and factories in areas to which the Town Development (Scot- land) Act may apply. The corporation also reDOrts a very marked shortage of non-industrial employment, due mainly to the lack of adequate shops and offices. i ne ouuaing up 01 mc town centre, states the report, would be greatly strengthened by tne dispersal of offices Irom Ulasgow.

xne Government is invited to set a good j-tmn1i hv oahlishini in East Kii- -m, other new centres of popu- ion clerical and otner worn 01 anmen -ih colours derive from the arms of the Flemings, Earls of Wigtown, and long associated with Cumbernauld, A six-pointed star comes from the riouse 01 Burns, a rose is irora me arms of the County of Dunbarton, and chevrons, in the colours of the House of Comyn on a green mound, represent high buildings on a hill. The motto, The Deed Maun Shaw," is a variant of the motto of the House of Fleming, Let the deed shaw DIRECTOR ACCUSED Alleged incitement to fabricate evidence Accused of inciting Bernard Silver to fabricate evidence against Samuel Edward Salaman, of Harrington Road. London, with intent to mislead a judicial tribunal, Harry Laubscher. aged 28, director, of Wetherby Place. Earls Court, was at Bow Street yesterday committed on bail for trial at the Old Bailey.

The Magistrate. Mr R. H. Blundell. said that in his view there was amp evidence for consideration by a jury.

Laubscher pleaded not guilty and reserved his defence. Evidence was given by a solicitor that the High Court ordered that a meeting of a Kensington restaurant company, of which Mr Salaman was a director, be called to remove mm and another man. Laubscher asked Silver to have some property put into Mr Saiarnan's flat io that he could be arrc-sted Two private detectives in a van used a tape machine to record a conversation between Laubscher and Silver. Mr Salaman said in evidence that he told Laubscher that he was the lowest crook he had ever come across, and that if there was not a Court orcter restraining him he would have ripped him to pieces. Silver gave evidence that Laubscher asked it it would oe possioie to nave i Mr Sa.aman arrested on a trumped-I up charge.

I Herr Walter Ulbricht, East German Deputy Premier, hiis returned home from a hohddy in Russia. Tee the caddie, blast the bunker, wring the wry-necked putter, social, cultural, and business life of East Kilbride, one of Scotland's new towns, is mentioned in the tenth annual report of the East Kilbride Development Corporation, which was published yesterday with reports from the development corporations of Glenrothes and Cumbernauld. An fVtrpp rennrts are relatively cheerful in tone and the East Kilbride corporation states that shopping and other developments in me xown centre, and especially the opening of a through-route for traffic, will give the central area a wortn-wnue start. But a great deal will still be lacking rntiric the reoortl. There is no siEn of any place of public entertainment, such rf ha 1 nor of ofllce accommodatTon for business or professional purposes: The zest of Esso Extra's drive will set your heart a So top your tanks, press on the starter, feel the nor ot central accommoaauon lor com- tra.i.ea 111 munitv activities, such as meetings of Glenrothes corporation presents its societies, clubs, and similar organisations ninth annual report with a real "The corporation consider that in the senSe of achievement," and Cumber-special circumstances of the rapid growth naufj in its second annual report, of a new town, provision of the buildings that reiations with Glasgow required lor some these purposes Sthe Lvon Court should not be left entirely to private are cordial and that the Lyon -ourt enterprise or to other bodies.

They hope has granted armorial bearings to the to rv allowed to make their own contri- new town. The chevron and Held To lesser motor like a pro! the flags unfurled! men cry crisply 'fore', and Cheers for Esso Sing its praises, sound the trumpets, get Extra, it's the finest in the world bution in the near future." The East Kilbride corporation states that the two main features of a well- provided and balanced community are a live centre ior social, cultural, ana business life, and adequate oppor- tunitles for employment. Industrial employment at East Kilbride has so far been provided more or less to keep pace with the completion of new houses there are, in fact, eleven industrial establishments in the new FISCHER'S FINE CHESS Portoroz tournament By a Chess Correspondent The interzonal chess tournament entered its final round at Portoroz with Tal, the Russian champion, still in the lead and Petrosian (U.S S.R.) and Gligoric (Yugoslavia) also certain of a place in next year's candidates' tournament for the world title. In the twentieth round the 15-year-old American prodigy. Fischer, beat Cardoso a brilliant ending Before the tourna-nent started chances of finishing among the first six were regarded a.s but after a nervous start he has steadily improved until now.

Benko wno nas also improved out of all recognition he stands a good cnance. Scores are Tal (L'SRl 13. Permian fU-S and Gusortc i) 12! Benko Utalcleuj 12. Brortitcin jUSim and Packer IUSAI III. Atteroakri hLj'SH Olaliwan Pachman tCaeghtrtlo-vaktai.

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