The Eastern Economist September 19 1952

Because Naguib who has the gift of speaking in the language of the common man has struck the imgine of the soldier and the peasant he can claim with Ulric to be a man of the people. [...] the army is to be the spearhead of reforms is making military government the most effective— and the most popular—method of administration in the Middle East. [...] Criticism of the British Chancellor of the Exchequer on the ground that he devotes rather more attention than he should to the problems of the Commonwealth and rather less attention than is justified to the dicussions which have been taking place recently in Mexico City has in fact recently been heard in Britain; and such criticism reflects the natural impatience of many persons in the Unite [...] Closely allied with this issue is the question of Sinkiang where three decades of the penetration of Soviet influence culminated in the equal share which the Treaty of 1950 conceded to Russia along with China in the exploitation of the mineral oil resources of this rich province of China. [...] * * * * * * * The Pakistan Chamber of Commerce has charged the Pakistan Government with mismanagement or micalculation of the country's economic affairs and hes stated that the policies pursued by the Government in the recent past have adversely affected the finanew1 position of the country.