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No. 35255
"Red Deam" Has
Malan's Abused His Office
Policy
endeavour by four coloured Voters to have the South African High
a
Court of Parliament Act declared invalid opens new phase In the struggle to resist Dr Malan's Apar theld polley. Whatever decision in reached by the Supreme Court it is 'certain to have widespread reper- cugalons. The High Court;
-Act of Parliament
Supreme
tion that the Premier's
Says Archbishop
ASKED TO RESIGN THREE
+
YEARS AGO
London, July 15.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate of Malan's reply to the the Church of England, tonight said that the "Red Court's declara Dean" of Canterbury had abused his office but no action in transferring the action could be taken against him under canon law. Cape coloured races to a separate electoral roll was unconstitutional. Dr Malon ⚫retaliated by obtaining parliamentary approval to a mensure which denies the
The Archbishop, Dr Geoffrey Fisher, made the state- ment in the House of Lords a few hours after the Prime, Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, had refused to set up a special tribunal to investigate the Red Dean grounds that it would exaggerate the importance of the Dean's germ warfare charges.
on
the
right of courts to test the legality of acts of parlin-1 ment. Dr Malan Insists on unrestricted parliamentary nathority in all mattera,; whether or not they affect the civil rights of the coloured races in South Africa. And in the question He said the Dean was free to and change the law in order to of racial distinctions, Dr hold what views he liked, but push out the Dean. Malan admits to no
the Dean had allowed added that com-
himself to be exploited by the He promise.
refuses to
managers of a political system subscribe to the late Field he supports, for their own ends." Marshal Smuts' declaration:
"The Dean is not atheist," con- that "no statutory barrier tinued Dr Fisher. "He is not an official member of the Communist should be placed native who wishes to raise Party and has never signed on
the dotted line. He denies himself in the scale of Christian doctrine. He sincerely The Archbishop said: "every- elvilisation;" in, in fact, believes the Christian principics one here, in the Dominions, and contemptuous of any such of peace-making and social in the United States, realises suggestion.
Justice are better applied in Com-the Dean speaks for nobody but munist countries than they are himself." here.
The Archbishop revealed in his speech to the Lords that three years' ago, in a letter, he asked the Dean either to resign or to cease his activities.
"By the way in which the Dean has conducted him- self, he has really misused and compromised his office," said Dr Fisher.
ONE
He said the chief damage wrought by the Dean was that many people, particularly those abroad, believed the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Dean of Canterbury
were on the
NO POWER
no
NE of the more formidable
results
Malun's of Dr policy has been the new co-
"That is not in itself heresy. operation which
has! We all have the right to be developed between Negroes wayng....... Let it be said that the and Indians. And not Church has no power to proceed content with bringing these against him. He is not guilty races into working partner of any heresy in any legal sense
If he is guilty of unreason and ship, the Government of Dr relf-delusion
to a remarkable Malan, by its efforts to degree, this does not expose him relegate the Cape coloured to legal consequences and it is. voters
separate fortunate for us all that it does electoral register, hea not"
Lo
B
earned the resentment also
He said the Church could not
of those people who have legally proceed against the Dean
on the grounds that his conduct
hitherto considered them-was unbecoming to his offled be Balves as constituting cause the charge could not be
|
person.
the samo
"But on the Continent and in Eastern countries nothing can convince the people that one who bears the name of the Dean of Canterbury does not speak for the Archbishop, for Canterbury and the Christian people in this country."-Reuter.
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London Cautiously Interested In Sirry Pasha Statement
London, July 16.
SINKING CONTINUES
Ship Surveyor Tells Of Giving Warning
Mr. W. R. K. Collings, Senior Ship Surveyor of the Marine Department, told the Marine Court of Inquiry into the sinking of the British motorship, Whiteson, this morning that a warning was given to the agent and to the master of the vessel before she sailed on her ill-fated voyage about her condi. tion and the necessity for taking care during the trip,
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London, July 15.
A Chelsea pensioner, 724 year-old Bergeant Walter Herman Hult, took two days' leave from the Royal, Hospital, Chelsea, today.... to
got married at Chelsea Re- rister Omeo.
His bride was B4-year- old Mrs Alice St Clatr Prout, a ward maid at the Rasul Hospital.
In
The sergeant served the South African War on No. 0 armoured train with the Royal Artillery. left the army when he re- turned to England, but 41s-
· liked' elvillanı life so much that he re-enlisted The Artillery,
with
The bride has been П wklow since 1938-Router.
3 Die
Train Crash
Mr Collings said that when the loadline certi- ficate was issued he told the Master, Capt George McIntosh Blaikie, that the voyage was a calculated In risk but that everything had been done that was reasonable and practicable to insure the safety of those on board.
the
Graz, July 15, Three people were killed
The 430-ton Whitesan sank in Witness continued that the South China Sea about "320 original londline certificate miles south of Hongkong on a issued to the Whiteson was an voyage to Singapore on the:"unrestricted loadline" cerli- carly morning of July 6.
fleate for the period between and 46 others were injured. The Marine Court of Inquiry February 25, 1047 and February when a train was derailed comprises Mr T. B. Low (Pre- 24, 1051. She was subsequently and crashed
sident) Marine
Magistrale; issued another one. He said that
over an em:
Lieut-Cmdr D.S. Cox, Assistant in those days, there were two bankment into the River
Queen's Harbour Master; Mr classes of certificates river Enns near Hieflaua, Styria, A. W. Black, consulting engine-trade
certi- today.
•
and unrestricted er and naval architeci; and Capt fcales, and there was no option B.E
Bidwell, Marine Superin-but to issue the Whiteson with tendent.
an, unrestricted certificate..
Mr R.F.G. Dennis, of MessTS Brutton and Company repre-
6 Convicts Hold Guard
made in the form of a United Press interview but Hostage
special "near-white" class, brought for political or social As
"I
officials privately compared Sirry Pasha's avowed policy with that of the long list of his predecessors in office who had failed to reach agreement with Britain.
ment.
new owner
SHIP SURVEYED
any
The guard, D. W. Reynolds, Egyptian Coverments to find Oliver Franks,
a solution. According to this had been asked for by Britain. flooded... Other
of
OF VICTO" in order to obtain
been
the
of
SATISFACTORY
the
surveys
The train was struck in the de by a shunting engine out- side Hieflaua Station, close to
bridge over the Enns,
A luggage van and four pas
.:
All the injured
people wery
moro
pected to survive. Five suffered from serious Internal
rest sustained injuries. The cuts and bruises.
The Austrian railway author-
coldent and refused any further statement.---
itles are still investigating the
It was said later, however, that more victims may be trapped in the submerged coaches. In the. River Enns. Some prople in the coaches anashed Windows and crawled onto the roots where
they shouted for help.
Since then there had been Benta: Capt George McIntosh shpages on departmental policies The statement made by the Egyptian Prime Blakle, mbeter of the Whiteson, regarding the issuance of etill.
were thrown. a watch #
the Minister, Hussein Sirry Pasha, that he planned to A. SK. Lau, is holding eaten and the restricted lead- senger coaches
brief on behalf of line certificate was accepted in or
the track, three of conches tumbling Into the resume Anglo-Egyptian negotiations has been the Tune Lim Leong Co., Ltd., principle about 1949 and 1050.
of Singapore,
On July 5, 1050
13 un- river, welcomed here with great interest but officials said the Whiteson.
restricted loadline certifiente was Assisting the Court in chart withdrawn from the Whiteson that they could not find in it a clue to any new aping the course of the Whiteson and a limited one was issued to taken to a hospital at Fleenerz proach to the problem.
her last voyage on maps her for her voyages between Five of them were said by the The Foreign Office had no official comment to is Mr W. D. Leighton, Marino Foochow and Halphong, having hospital authorities to be in a make because the Premier's statement had been cer of the Marine Depart-regard to her wooden structure, critical condition, and not ex-
Giving evidence, Mr Collings Cress-examined by Mr Densis, Despite Mulan's Inflexible opinions and activities,
said that surveys of the White Mr Collings agreed that surveys attitude to the question of]
firmly
believe that he is to
son were carried out between May 23 art completed as the st conducted by him racial distinctions, It is be endured with such patience
Lincolnton, N. Carolina,
forenoon of July 3. The first were astuctory and that the
of such inevitable that some con- as we can command unless and until either he breeks a law,
July 15.
survey was made in Cheung purpose
were to ascertain the sea ̄cession 10-the- native erclesiastic or civil, or becomes
shawan to ascertain whether the worthiness of the ship on this majority will ultimately
A prison camp guard held a real danger to public safety, hostage by six rebelling con-
hull was dry and whether there particular voyage. have to be made, although when it would be the duty of
"We can only wait and seo Contrary to Washington re-was
obvious Idales. The officials said, Monday's
The surveya were to certify demand for full equality the government to take action. Victs since early morning what Sirry Pasba's Government parts,
her for voyage from Hengkong political ~~~social,
and United Press
was released unharmed this wants to do. We agree that dulles between the Secretary of ship was found to be dry,
The
surveyed ship was next State, Mr Dean Acheson, and at the Choi Lee Shipyard where
to Singapore in ballast, much valuable time has been economic is a distant goal.
afternoon.
Mr Dennis: "This is the first "A NUISANCE"
lost in efforts with successive the British Ambassador, Bir It was found that the holds and time you mention the word However emcient the
Reuter adds that Dr Fisher
in Washington, engine room and forepenk were ballast, you have not mentioned Government under which
children, was 10
pants of the it in evidence before."
Two men, said to be rallway Sudan
your Press interview they live may be, the black described the Dean of Canter-The
They had talks concerning the ship Including the rudder, an- nulsance both to brought out of a cell block of the question bury as
Mr Collings agreed that it was employees on a private trip, were remains citizens of South Africa w' Church and State."
the chief whole range of Anglo-Egyptian New Lincolnton Prison Camp by
batch chor, the
cables, differences and the question of Government's In
covers, the first time but adding that it found dead and one unidentified plank not be content until thy Earlier the Primate said it the State Prison Director, Walter
tilators“ bilges,
-pumps, life was
was mentioned in the toadline woman British gland Middle
'drowned, eyewii- The platform. have some part of it.
East defence. occupied was not for the Church to try Anderson, and two others.
unchanged that sovereignty only a minor part of the dis-all found to be satisfactory.
and the apparatus were certificate. He further agreed nesses said. Her body has not
(Contd. on back page, ook 6) yot been found.-Reuter. Anderson came from Raleigh to over the Sudan is
cussions. question
In answer to the President, Sudanese them- the camp after Reynolds was that only the
From all available comment it Mr Collings said that a report seized. He said he had promised selves can decide," one official
it very clear that Britain shares 'was.
made to the Assistant only that, be "would talk with the said,
of Marine (Ship Officials said that there hade Aerican view that a settle Director
ment between Britain and Egypt Surveyor) and that a loadline release,
no Intimation from the
is essential to any Middle East certificate was
· ជន The rebellious convicts were Egyptian Government to defence organisation, led by George Gibby, 30, who when or where Anglo-Egyptian
PRESTIGE incited a six-hour riot at the talks are likely to be resumed.
It is understood, Central Prison in Raleigh on The Egyptian Ambassador,
Addel Fattah Amr Pasha, is that the Americans are inclined 9. Anderson had previously said to be still in London and to view the question of Egyptian Up to that time he had not mot said that a force of State high- the British Ambassador, Sir Rovere gnty over the Sudan 'as anyone,
is still
on are mainly of prestige which who was going in the ship. He way patrolmen, prison guards Ralph Stevenson, is and other officers were prepared leave from Cairo but the off-should not be allowed to impede told the owners that although, 0 solution of the Anglo-Egyptian the loadiine certificate was in to storm the cell-block If cials said that their presence
dispute.
his office, he would not hand it necessary to effect the release of here could not be taken as a
"also understood that the over until he had met the Reynolds who was captured this possible indication that the
believe
that any morning as the prisoners filed talks would be resumed in Lon-Americans
master. lasting arrangement for Middle On July 2; the owner's re- out of the mes hail.
East defence could be made only presentative brought Capt with the
Wald Party as the Blaïdie' to his office and the The best guess was that the only political faction with suf- certificato was The Prison's Supervisor, Mr Homer Haywood, who mrived Anglo-Egyptian negotiations cient
of Egypt joining here shortly after 3 pm GMT would not be resumed, at least sell the idea ing in Egypt to and handed over to the agent
cpmany sort of Western bloc
In reply to the Court, Mr with the Camp Supervisor, Mr until Sirry Pasha had
duo
to start British officials showed more | Collings apid that he had Jake Shurma, began immediate pleted his talks,
with Sir
Sayed than ordinary 'caution in dealing warned Mr. Fu, the ship's agent negotiations in an effort to free next week,
Abbdel Rahman ei Mahal, with questions along these lines. of the necessity of care in vlow Reynolds.
loader of the Sudanese In The only positive assertion that of the fact that the ship had Mr Haywood sald Reynolds,
that dependence Party, in Alexan- any official is willing to make been known to have leaked on who had not even dria
Is that Britain' has " mado Ita voyage between Swatow and been carrying a night stick,
clear
Cunton. After the Coiro was seized by, the prisoners as
bo no question of He expected to spend there con they marched toward their Mahdi is
the Sudanese" who In his office, on the same day.. one-storey. cell-block after about three works in Switzer "selling
London, alone can decide their future about the condition of the ship land and He said that, the
then visit
has His itinerary prompted status and sovereignty United that he (Capt Blaikie) Reynolds His prisoners grabbed
·•themselves. locked
aking away. Said Mr Collings! keys,
In suggestions that Anglo-Egyptian Press.
I think is better shown. the cell-blocks and then called parlayn might shape up to a
conference
the fact that the loadline for A
So far as he three-cornered conference. knew,
certficate was - issued to cover Mr Haywood, sold, London into In August
Manwhile, there is renewed not been harmed Reynolds
perlod from June 30 to had and was "doing fine five hours; interest hero in United States after he had been dragged into diplomatic efforts to prepare the the sleeping *quarters of the
for resumption of
the dispute.
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GIVES WARNING
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Witness continued that Mr. Fu ployed at Briggs Motor Bodies was also informed of this un- road camp od nak
feen on an unofficial strike, for
the loadline cercate. ed that
Mr Collingswald: Foreign, Office has denied thren wecks, decided at a mass
"I think latest a series of incidents Washington reports that América houting today io rokun
my exact words to Capt Bleiklo In North Carolina prisons is bringing pressure on Britain work.
were: "This 'le's calculated risk, would be cleared up shortly, to accede to Earpi's, demands The maringement will now but everything her been done Ho: mid he did not know the dor sovereign vidite, ovtre; the begin v negotiations on the that was reasonable and prac- natura of the prisoners' de- Sudan
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