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FR Lyttelton's tributo to the administrative off-
cor in the Colonial Service cannot be allowed to... - pass unobserved. Fow, if any, will disagree with the state- ment by the Secretary of State for the Colonies that "European officers have for ́n great many years to come, far more than the lifetime' or the career of any officer, great tasks to perform and a grent mission to fulfil." It is appreciated that Mr Lyttelton, in his analysis of the future composition of Colonial administrations,
·was largely addressing him- self to the African
colonies. Nonethelesa,
TALKS
Agree On Note
To Russia
REVIEW THE SE
ASIA POSITION
London, June 27.
The Big Three Foreign Ministers, after day- Hongkong, as a colonial ter long talks, announced here tonight that they had ritory, can find food for reached agreement on the substance of the thought in the Colonia Western note to Russia.
Secretary's observations. Belf-government, or
its
The Ministers also had a long discussion on junior partner, municipal Korea and the position in Southeast Asia, control, clearly demands ad- especially in Indo-China.
know-how. This applies ma
to
ministrative ability and A communique issued after their meeting much to Hongkong as said, "Mrcheson, the United States Secretary any other Colony. More of State, and M. Robert Schuman, the Foreign |
thie administrative Minister of France, met today with the British acumen calls for training Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, at the
Foreign Office.
over,
and specialised knowledge,
Mr Lyttelton aptly express=
ed it by declaring: "In na
"They were joined in the afternoon by M. Jean age of specialisation, the Letourneau, French Minister for the Associated States value of the statesman, the of Indo-China..
Accused Of Espionage
Sented at his telegraph key, with earphones on hls head: William Martin: Marshall, the 24-year-old Foreign Office' radio man accused of passing accrets to Pavel Kuznetsov, of the Soviet Embassy. Marshall is in Brixton Prison. He was remanded in custody this. week. It was stated la court that; when charged under the Official Secrets Act with giving Kuznetsov informa- tion that might be useful to an enemy, he said: "I deny that charge."
politician and the adminis- "Their covered number of topics con- trator, has grown than diminished."
mitter cerning Europe, Korea and Southeast Asia, including Queen Performs SECOND
IN Hongkong the agitation
a review of developments in these areas since their last meeting in May....
"They re-affirmed their agreement on the necessity
for more local people to for close co-operation and consultation in regard both to be advanced to executive Korea and Southeast Asia and considered means to ensure Governmental positions, and
this.
for the Colony to be grantee three Ministers considered the draft reply to ed at least a mansure of self-government has met the Soviet note prepared by the Washington draft group. with_only limited success, "They reached agreement on the substance of the reply Developments along both which will now be put into final form."
lines have been laboured, The three Foreign Ministers It was understood, however, more particularly in the talked for six and a half hours that they had agreed upon an matter of electoral reform. today.
intricate formula which
WO Council The recent Urban
They mot for two and a half leave the way open to four- election was an interesting, hours this morning and falled to Power discussions on matters of the Western reply to substance provided the Soviet but not altogether con- sgrce on vincing experiment, and it the Russian note on Germany. Government gives evidence of will require a broadening of They continued this discussion good faith in wishing for the the franchise to determine in the afternoon, and rose after election of a truly representa- whether the Colony is ready another session of nearly fourtive all-German government.
This time, they reached
Another provision is that, the.. for and able to make the
agreement.
ana Soviet Government should accept best and fullest use of elec-
Between the morning and
impartial toral reform. In the field afternoon sessions, Mr Eden, Mr investigation by an of encouraging local talent Acheson and M. Schuraan lunch-commission of enquiry. to display its ability to na-ed with Mr Winston Churchfil,
Prime Minister.
endeavour
The three Foreign Ministers spent the entire morning_trying to resolve the difference of views between Britain and France on and America on the one hand the other on the terms of the Western note,
Ancient Rite
Edinburgh, June 27,
Qrieda --Eltzabojkinnyzé bolically bathed her
SK Wounds In rose enter today In the ancient Royal Palace of Holyrood House, Edinburgh.
In doing so she com memorated an sliack by highway robbers, on King James II of Scotland In the 18th century poured
Rose water Was
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Political Adviser To Mark Clark Now
Under Consideration
Washington, June 27.
A proposal is now under official consideration here to appoint an American political advisor to the staff of the United Nations. Supreme Commander for the Korean war, it was learned today.
This official would advise the Commander, General Mark Clark, on the political implications of such military operations as this' woole's bombing of the power in- stallations on the Yalu river separating Manchuria from North Korea.
Omcials today told Reuter that the proposal had not yet boom approved or disapproved at any departmental level but they said it was under nétive comidération,
They sull defined to explain ⠀⠀ how it came about that the British Government were not informed in advance of the pro pasals to bom the Yalu river Installations,—Router,
«SENATOR'S REQUEST
Washington, June 27. State The
Department said today that they had been asked by a Republican Senator for the sext of the "oft she
made by the Secre autements tory of State, Mr Dean Acheson, British parliamentary
La
*
group London
recent
air attacks on the North Korean
power plants at the Yalu River,
The Department's
Mr Micheer
reporters
told
that the request for the text was tied by Senator William
Chiltonwland (Republican,
Senator with some
UN Losses Im Korea
Lendon, June 22 -- A North Korean Army communique quoted by
New Chins Now Agency today claimed that the United Nations - forces in Kore» --had lost
Cho
225,470 men killed, wounded, captured or sur. rendered between June 20, 1981, and June 15, 1952
***
The communique' said tacinded these casualties
Bouth Koreana,
AméricaNA Britons,
Turks, 1,181
War-Time Hero Cleared Of
Fraud
Charges
London, June 27... Colonel Charles Sweeny, 42, who helped to found the famous Eagle Air Squadron lof American volunteers in world war two, was cleared here today of investment fraud charges,
Two Britons, who had dicen charged with .402
him were com- Canadiana
400
Thats
82 Kulpin Colombians
83· Greeks,
and three Frenchmen
In the samo period, the communique wald 3,603 United... Nalions, aircraft. wern, shot down and 2,230 damarul
Eighty-four United Na- ' klone navad · vessela” were sunk or damaged, it - added. -Renter.
SCOTTISH
KNIGHTS INSTALLED
Edinburgh, June 27.
milted for, trial ́al London's Central Criminal "Court,fakt
Odinal Sweeny was accused of inducing people in 1945 to buy shares in Specialold Limited, a firm of piston mnau- facturers; by sending them a misleading and falco letter and dihonestly concealing material Cacta.
"
Originally there were also charges of conspirnes.
Dismissing Colonel Swechy. from the prosectition, the Magistrate said: "I cannot find that on the evidenco Colonel Sweeny had other than an honest belief
doing."
B
in what he was
Hartley Shawcross,
Queen's Counsel, who defended him, said the Colonel left the court, with 'the same, "hich re- putation he had. when he entered that though
"One must hope
An ancient Scottish ceremony an American citizen, he will was performed at Edinburgh to continue to make a useful and Republicans had been angered day, when the Queen, us honourable contribution to the by reports that Mr Acheson had sovereign at the Order. Installed life of this country" he added. "apologised" to members of the three nights of the Most Colonel Sweeny with his House of
of: Commons for
for the Ancient and Most Noble Order of brother and uncle, formed, the tallura
to notify the British the Thistle.
Eagle Squadron in 1940. Com authorities of the American
posed of American volunteers, bombs the three plants.
The Installation service was it fought with the Royal Air Mr McDermott sale that. Me held in the Chapel of the Order Force against Hitler before
Was America entered the "war Achegon's statements had beer in St Giles Cathedral, L Elizabeth
made off the record" and they the Orders of Chivalry of which
the first such service in any of Reuter. still off the record at she is sovereign that the Queen
into a silver bowl into which Queen dipped her fingers. A page handed her 'h napkin
dry her fingers-Reuter.
to
Search For US Pirate Trawlers
order
Eddyville, Kentucky, June 27. The second mutiny within 24 hours broke out at the Stato prison today but guards"roitored: within half an hour..
The Wardent, *Mr Jess Buchamn, reported that no one was injured, in contrast, with yesterday's 'rebellion in which eight prisoners were wounded by gunfire mid a guard was injured
About 30 young prisoners today made the raidson the Prison
Commistry, but guards with
sub-machine „gns finally made them give up their loot and herded them back to their cells,
Meanwhile, State Police Ivere called back in nild were in- structed 'to keep a detachment at the
penitentiary; for
a fow days.
None of the 300 men who particl participated in yesterday's up- rising had a part in today's dis
Goheen, State
sume responsible adminis-the agenda for the day-jong trative work there has been talks was: a more decisive
1-Europe including the on the part of Government reply to the Soviet note--and
Mexico City, June 27: and decidedly encouraging review of the German situs
After re-assembling this after- A group of Mexican fly- and justifiable: results. If tlon and the Berlin, position..
2-Far East Including the noon they selected the com- Government can train good
boats ing
began search administrators from the defence of Southeast Asia and promise formula, Officials who
been operations today for radar- Indo-China.
have local ranks it will have ad-
Officials here refused to dis-drating the note in Paris and equipped United States turbances. vanced a long way towards close the form which the new Washington reached a deadlock "pirate" winning for this Colony the noto to Russla will
take. right to self-government;
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four
Mr Luther fishing vessels Welfare Commissioner,
<ID:
***things have quietsød, down and I expect operations to in smoothly."Reuter.
days ago. The United which eluded the Mexican nounced from Louisville that rigidly excluded even the
Navy,, oretical possibility Power talks on questions of substance before
an impartial commission had reported OJI
in conditions
All zones. D Germany,.
ONE PROPOSAL
Britain and France were pre- pared to propose a four-Power
The Navy Minister, Mr Raul Lopez Sanchez, sald that "dra- were receSEÁNY stic meosures", to wipe out illegal fishing by Americna, and other foreign trawlers · operating in Mexican Pacific coast waters,
Mr: Lopez Sanchez said that
all with
STOP PRESS
conference which should set up the Navy expected to increase an impartial commlation to in-ità air arm against the "pirates" vestigate conditions
squadron of Calatinos as German zones and should then soon as the flying boats are de- discuss the powers of an all-livered. German government oven
Mexican gunboats previously before the Commission had ordered to hunt down and seize reported.
craft reported 178 South
foreign fishing
The United States was in- that the pirates were escaping
willing for mich a cafference behind a powerful adore Africans Gaoled
10 discuss the functions of an wark which warned them of overall goverment until after
an Impartial commission; had approaching patrol vessels, reported on conditions in EDASTIC › MEASURES and In West Germany, E.
1
were
present.
He said that he did not know has held since the beginning of
her reign. If the Deparument would accede to the Senator's request and provide him with the text.
Reporters wanted to know. If the Department would release the text or parts of it to the
Press if it were decided to give
if to Senator Knowland.
Mr McDermott said that he could not answer that and declined further. _comment.-e Router.
Thieves Slash Paintings
Paris, June 27. Thieves with a "diseased passion for art," slashed four paintings valued at £90,000 at the Modern Art Museum here today, in an attempt to pteal them, the Police stated.
The Police said that a night watchman caught two 19-year old: students; using
"cut throat" razor to rip the palat- ings from their frames,
000,000
The paintings, which included Reboir "of a nude, woman
valued bathing, valued at about 40,- francs | (£49,000), laro. on loan here from American mureumis as part of a 20th century art exhibition,
The Police said that the two mon had a great deal of know- ledge about painting and sculp ture and that they bad. "An urge to own the pictures which the most admired.". They Johannesburg, June 27.
spent several hours each day at The second day of the protesthe Museum looking at the campaign against South Africa's pictures which they were cover racial seguegation rules saw 178 Ins, the Police sald, volunteers in gaol tonight for · Art experts, sold that the
Letourneau which stressed the Tanillo. They said that the The Rand are the pro
what they painting could be easily re- deliberately Dustrial
pared-Reuter,.
The Masters later discussed Officers reported that most of events in Todo-China during the the pirates operated in the past few weeks with the aid of Guir of California and off the
personal
nood for substantial co-ordinated ardstance for the fight to co-majority of foreign vessels were tain Communism throughout
American.
For
tho
section, and centre DI
test movement, 103 persona East and South-East Asia. The Navy Minister said that were goled. Most had brokent In the discussions on Kores he will not permit Mexico to th
curiow in Johannesburg.. ||33ritoira, urged ́- amore" effective be robbed of one of its richest Forty were
arrested in. Baks political as well as military natural resources and will, take burg for crowing over into dia- lieison in the conduct of polish whatever measured necessary; tricia
will be substantially, met by
Heat Wave Death Toll, 61
New York, June 27, they were
Deaths "" America's" " three- and y Big day-record-breaking, hent waye
It is considered that Britain however drastle" to rid Mexican At Fort Elizabeth, 80 natives climbed to 01 today with for clover contact in the waters of "pirate" shermen conduct of military operations
entered out of bound areas in of case of host-prostration ibar aliuption existed in the wall station, and were guoted exhaustion were also reported. yesterday's agreement In prins the Gulf of Mexico: Carlier this rive volunteers were rested Amas of odol - Der brought clolo tištwoon- Mr Eden and Mr year. : Mexican gunboats fleed in Durban—United Prdon, *i reljef today to many " northerda Acheron on the appointment of a and seized several Florida and
argas of the Unlied.. Bistes but British deputy to General Markuslans shrimp boats
sunbaked goufhent half,
Clark in Korea ngrican, ahrung boats' beren
Tomorrow, there will be two-, way, talks between M. Schuman Ruining but a serlojia Interna
Mr Acheson, M. Schumari tignal incident was averted by
at
and Mr Edon, rond possibly diplomatic representationa-be- between. Mr Edan 3 and at Mr tween the United States, and
An incrppood throk of advers clonage to propa wna: reported. | tròm the mouth; where the towin of Augusta, !: Géorgen, has had 107) degrees me fairenbei ;)==119=
The three knights Installed were the Duke of Beuccleuch, the Duke of Hamilton and the Earl of Haddington.
Senate Quashes Truman Veto
Washington, June 27. The United States Senate to- the Queen was also to have veto on the disputed Bill re
But for his attack of jaundico, | day overroda President Truman's installed the Duite of Edinburgis, vising and codifying America's On July and carrying long immigration and naturalisation baws were members of the lows. Queen's bodyguard for Scotland The Bir now,
becomes
law, Royal Company of Archers having received confirmatory wearing uniforms of Sherwood votes by a two-thirds majority Green piped with crimson and of both Houses of Congress, with long eagle feathers thela The Senate vote was by 87. bonnets.
to 20, five votes more than After the ceremony thousands the two-thirds majority, needed. laed, the "Royal Milo" to watch The House of Representatives Queen Elizabeth drive. back to had overridden the vote yes the Palace of Holyrood House.day by 378 to 113 votes Reuter.
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