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AIR WAR GAMES WERE MUCH TOO REALISTIC GREECE London Given A HEADS TO "Heavy RECOVERY |

Washington, June 28.

Pounding"

London, June 28.

The Assistant Secretary of The first phase of air exercises to test the defoncos

Slate, George C. McGhee, sald today that Greece is an rond to recovery us a result of one tell- ing blow after another inflicted recently on the Communist re- bels by Greek army troops.

Addressing the Pan-Loconlan Federation, a Greek organbation, Mr. McGhee sald that the Greck guerilles' numbers have been re- duced to 18,000 from 25,000 since the first year of the civil war.

ja weakness,

He branded as utter nonsense a recent statement by Greek

of industrial England against an atom bomb blitz endod yesterday with one major com- plaint. London residents said they wore too

realistic.

Referees and high air officials of three countries were discreet about preliminary results of "Operation Foil" in which British bombers and fighters, American Superforts and jet fighters participated.

'There were

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Bouthampton, June 27. The Bner Queen Mary, homeward bound with 2,000 passengers, was warned by radio-cast last night that fishermen had sighted á mine. some miles off her course Into Cherbourg, Captain, G. 6. Cove, the Master, sald when the linee docked here today.

Special look-out men were posted, but neither they nor -the Inar's radar found any

trace of the mine.

Later today, shipping what warned that floating mino had been reported off the Kent coast, East of Dover. Reuter.

Rangoon's Claim To Successes

Jogjakarta, June 28.

Dr. Soekarno, President of the Indonesian Republic, is expected to return to the Republican capital of Jogakarta by July 15.

Sultan Hamengo Buwano, Governor of Jogjakarta,

said this today.

The Dutch began the ovaria- tion of their 4,500 troops from Jogjakarta on Friday with the evacuation of Wonosarlu; South of. the city.

The evacuation so far had pro- eceded fluently and without In- eldent, the Sulton said und ødded that it is expected to be com- ploted by Wednesday afternoon.

The taking over of the elvil services in Jogjakarta is set for Tuesday.

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LIBEL ACTION SETTLED

London, June 27.

bel action by Ferenc

Nagy, former Prime Minister of Hungary, now living in the the United States, against publishers of the British Sun- day

"Reynolds newspaper News" Was

withdrawn on terms today at the King's Bench

The Sultan Bald that he will IsQUO special statement on Wednesday afternoon and that if nothing untoward occurs he will Division. invite Dr. Soekarno to return to the city.

indications from

developed These big bombers Ho cited the recent so-called other

observers and from the air speeds of over 400 miles un offensive launched peace

They by sound of the heavy bomber for hour,

reported

ap- Greek guerillas and their informations over

speeds of de- metropolitan proaching the national Communist mastern DR area that England's capital hari fending Interceptors. At altitudes another significant sign of guerli-been heavily pounded

Rangoon, June 20. twn above 35,000 feet they said the

The Army has recaptured the hod |thin-winged fighters

grent

town of Nyaungu, 90

Mr. Quintin. Hegg. Counsel for Me. McGhee warned,

"Operation Foil" will continue difficulty in manoeuvrm to bring river how-

miles South West of Mandalay,

Nagy, told Lord Chief Justice for another week as fighter and the bombers under attack. aver, that despite racent Ruc-

British and Serican aircraft Nyaungu was a stronghold of The Republican Labour Party, Goddard that the defendants had bomber cesses hard fighting and posthe week-end

squadrons, re-inforced at

and London by

the renegade White Band PVO's and | Furial Buruh, today denied that agreed to pay the former a sub- air "bainbed" reserve blo disappointment sill. We

shipbuild-Communists who concentrated in- It is collaborating with the Com-stantial eum and his costs and formations of British

test Liverpon-Eirkenhead pilots, ahead.

side the town as the Government | munista,

hud- apologised for the article plans

for protecting England in ing area carly today.

The Liverpool area raid began squeeze on the oilfields made

complained of, · war. An Air Ministry spokesman

feint to #

draw off night tearway. Fierce fighting preceded that swirl

conclusions from the with

the Nyaungu recapture. not be highters which were directed from exercises will probably

the

by British, French ground made

public.

lying control officers French

Minister,

Jean and

After moving South West to- Mureau, will arrive on Tuesday

London, the

bombers to observe the exercises for three words days. He will join high British, swung North in the direction of cials. Birmingham. The "real" atinck oMcials. American and

Thousands of

their on London was made by a second ing major force which moved up the by low-flying Thames Estuary. Aleep disturbed

the Air warplanes, telephoned Ministry to complain. Many sald that their children, reminded of the wartime blitz ralds, screaming from their homes.

Communist lender claiming that $5 per cent of the Greek people sympathise with Communism,

ax

Mr. McGhee described Greece a rampart in the wall of security which protects a large part of the Asla and African continents.-Associated Press.

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To these complaints an Air Ministry

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The first part of the exercise ended today. "Hostilities" will be resumed at dawn tomorrow, and the second stage will last until dusk on Thursday. The third period of the operat

practices must be as real as wetions will end on Sunday. can make them.".

Bombers Speed

Observers lying with Amer Ican B-29 Superforts in the

reported week-end "raids"

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annoured troops.

The attack was spearheaded by

but

The rebels lost 210 killed PVCs and Communists escaped.

Bynungu's liberation virtually ride the oilfields of rebel terror.

Farlier it was announced in the official communique that rebels who were unnamed but bellevad to be a mixed force of Karens and Mons atlacked Government forces at Zathabyin, North of the recup tured South East coastal town of with Thanton, The rebels fed heavy losses.

STEEL DECLINE

Will Co-operato

the Communist Shortly before coup at Madiun lust September, the leaders of the Labour

and Socialist parties decided merge with the Indonesian Communist Party F.K.I. The decision, how ever, was never ratified by the parties.

the

Two years úgo,

under heading "What Did Happen In Hungary!" the lished an article by Anna Kothly, newspaper pub- a supporter of the present Hun- garian Government,

Mr. Hogg said that the article contained factual

of allegations the most serious, kind, suggesting that Nagy was a corrupt traitor who misused his official position to betray his country and acquire

The newly-elected chairman of the Labour Party, Professor Swealth for himself. M. Abidin, declared today that his party is eager to co-operate with any other party siming at solidifying the stute of the coun try.

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It wat not now.. that there Was a syllablo. truth in these allegations. Apologising on behalf of the defendants, Mr, John Thompson said that "Reynolds Newa" had faith, but since attention. had published the article in Food

Asked what his party's attitude is regarding the new agreement, The most Important thing is the implementation of been called to the serious and the agreement." Associated harmful implications, it had not Press,

meant to suggest that there, was any foundation for the implica- tions. Reuter, -

Government casualties were.one P-30

-30 Shooting Star ciated Press.

killet and two wounded. Asso-he said: American jet lighters have made over 300 sorties in the inst day's opera») tions. The pilots claimed

Inany successful interceptions against the bombers, which include all

New York June 28. Super- the United States B-29

Production of steel in the U.S. tortresses based on Britain.

is due to drop below 80 per cent Royal Air Force of rated capacity this week, for A senior spokesman said of the exercise: the first time since. April 1840, "Already at this carly stage we American Iron and Steel Institute can say that it has been well said operations would be 79.9 per worth while. We have learned a cent number of most valuable and This-is-the-eleventh straight useful lessous.”

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The constable, Clifford Alexan- tenced to der Weallans, stationed at West Ham, was found guilty by an Old Bailey jury, after a three- day trial, of setting fire to four works buildings and a warehouse at Stratford and causing damage to the extent of £60,000,

The police asked that 15 other cases of setting fire to property or causing malicious damage in the same aren should be taken into consideration,

"It is 9 perfectly wicked thing that innocent people lu this coun- try: should be made to suffer in this way for something with which they had nothing whatever to do," Justice Birkett said in passing sentence.

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The South Korean.Detenen) the assassin of the Independence Party leader, Kim Koo, was a member of the Independence Party The

assassin, Ahn ·Dohi, aged 33, a second lleutenant in the Korean Army, was a faithful follower and an Intimate com panion of Kim, the Defenco Ministry said. Ahn shot the In- dependence Party leader because A military guard of honour of political differences, the Minis- saluted the ex-President as he try added. stepped into the plane and many Aha is reported to be in hos former Premiers and Ministers pital suffering from injuries ro- were present to bid him farc-colved after the assassination. well-Associated Press.

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