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COMMENT OF
THE DAY.
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THE FLAG
LONDON Press Associa
day the Union Jack was to be removed from British European Airways' tickets And Вестива
timetables, Why?
It Was
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"embarrassment” In some countries. If this report in truo well
Britain muy
IL lament its sad decline. needs no rampant national- ist to deplore such a tragic stupid decision. BEA is a British Government airline
did the Government con- cur with this decision? When Mr Macmilian assumed
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NEW TURN IN FRENCH CRISIS
Socialists Want Bomb Explodes Trade Restrictions FOUR REASONS WHY
Stiff Terms
For Participation
Paris, June 3.
THE French Government crisis, now
nearly a fortnight old, took a new
Under Car Hood
Hamburg, June 3.
dealer Otto ERMAN orna
Schlueter, who is sald to have delivered as lo the Algerian rebels, today had a escape from depth narrow
when a bomb planted, under the hood of his car exploded.
and complicated turn tonight when the Sculuster escaped unharmed but
Socialists posed stiff terms for their parti- cipation in a new government.
office after the resignation M. Pierre mlin, 50-yenr=" of Sir Anthony Eden nold Popular RepublJean (Catho- January he condemned talk le) leader, says he cant form
that Britain was a second- the brand-based coalition he rate power. Let's have no seek wiless the Socialiste agree
to join in, more lefentist talk f second elus powers," he
But after a long session behind closed doors today the Socialists said, "Britain has been ruling National Council replied to great, is great and will stay, his "action plan to save Algeria grent provided we close our and the franch with a demand ranks and get on with the for endorsement of the policies job".
And this statement carried out for nearly 10 months was made at a time when by the Socialist-led Govern Britain's standing in the ment of M. Guy Mollet before
vote on May 21, he was defeated in a confidenc
world was said to be at a all-time low.
NOT, five months after the NO
Prime Minister's appen, British European Airways is reported to be bowing to a small minority who hate the British flag. Possibly the airline in frightened of selling fewer tickets then let Britain risk that loss of business. At time when nationalism is sweeping the world Britain is takg steps backwards into ob scurity, Britalu is bowing to unpopularity it aroused by pursuing a believed to be correct and honourable.
course
It
The Socialist, also condemned the "rational" government for- mula advocated by M Pilimin as harmful to democracy
and denounco the
Conservative Party in overthrowing Mallet Government on its mands for unpopular new taxes to help pay for the Algerian campaign and the aftermath of Surz.
the de-
Political observera sald the Socialist bermus faced M.
Palmin with a gravo dilemma. GONE FAR
He had already gond for towards moeting Socialist viama
the "action pros gramme" ho put before all parties excopt the Communista and the anti-lax Pousadists, The Socialists' resolution to- night made clear their doter- mination to dictate the
terms,
But this unpopularity is on the decline largely be
of its former cause many critics now concede that the
What is more, it in effect unpopular course it took ruled out any hope of Con- If Mr scrvalive participation in a new was the right one. Macmillan still believes Bri- government and might mean tain is great and will, atuy outright Conservative hostility.
The Socialist resolution was great he ought to reverse
transmitted Lo M. Pimlin al that pathette and spineless decision to remove the fag from BEA's flight tickets and timetables.
"D
The Bishop And
The Bomb. EFEAT is better than war," says un Auglican Bishop In England. wants to do away with the Il-bomb. The Bishop 19 stale hardly qualified to
He
such a preference since he has never known defeat. He should ask the victims of the Nazis, the Japanese and the Communists what they think about defeat, He should ask the survivors of concentration camps und slave labour camps what they think.
his crisis headquarters tonight.
He will study it Lomorrow before reporting to President Rene Coly on whether he feels he can go ahead with his search
for government. Reuter
JAPANESE
WANT
VESSELS
BACK
Moscow, June 3. Japan today protested to Bishop Greer usks Britain to Soviet Union in Moscow renounce the 11-bomb against the recent seizure of unilaterally na an net of Japanese fishing vessels and faith. What, faith in crews by Soviet coast- Russia? That would be one guards. of three things: appease-
capitulation or The Japanese Ambassador, Mr ment, suicide. Why have Dritain, Suemitsu Kadovaki, presented the United Stutes and the protest to the Soviet For- Minister, Mr Andrei Europe built up at such gn
Gromyko and spent one hour cost the Nuto structure? and half in Soviet Foreign Because they believe Ministry.
gests that Nate should now be abandoned.
Russia is out to overthrow Gromyka promised that the Western democracy. And Soviet Government would they obviously still belleve examine the circumstances sur- latest Soviet this because no one Hug-unding the
seizure of the vessels,
Early in May Soviet coast- guard
vcssc)s detained 21 Ashing Vessels in ND the H-bomb bridges Japanese
between Russian-heldi the wide gap between waters
Sukhalin and the west coast of the West's comparatively Japan.
AN
mengre dofence network, and Rusein's vaat armed man-
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SIX vessels were later
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power. Why then should losed but 16 are sill in Soviet
Britain or America throw away this ene balancing factor?
hands with their crews. KEEP OUTSIDE
The Soviet authorities claim
Even If Russia that their territorial waters ex- agrees to ban the bomb the end 12
and iniles offshore certainty of peace
Balthough the Japanese Govern- brought no nearer. In fact ment does not accept this they it would only make the advise their vessels keep out- possibility of defeat more side the 12-mile limit, real. Russia would still havo
The Japanese authorities say numerical the seizurea took place on the a vast superiority over the West, high seas but the Soviet Union "When the Ipst H-bomb has claim is that they stayed in exploded you have lost what do the 18-mile coastal strip.
woro fighting for," says the Bishop. The bomb gives Britain fts one chance of avoiding war; of saving all wo live for. Let's keep the bomb
you
The Japanese Government had instructed Mr Kadovaki to re- quest the immediate release of the vowels and crews,
his mother was scrlously injured
The bomb went off as he was This was starting his car.
the second attempt on the The first arms dealer's life. was made last September.
that
Informed quarters said
Schlueter had sent arms on a big scale to the Algerian Liberation Front.
On China Off Tomorrow
London, June 3.
The Board of Trade announced
The two attacks on him were
believed to have been carried tonight that the British relaxation out by a rival Algerian Na-on trade with China will operate tionalist
the organisation,
Algerian Movement-France- from next Wednesday.
Presse.
BRITAIN'S FIRST
H-BOMB TEST
This is the first picture of Britain's H-bomb explosion. It was taken on May 15 from the deck of one of the observation ships off Christmas Island in the Pacific. Picture was sent to London by a 28-year-old sailor, who wrote: "AL first there was just a big white ball of fire in the sky, so bright it hurt your eyes, and within seconds the sea and ground below were shooting up into the sky to join it, forming a tail. Also the familiar mushroom was forming above, and every colour of the rainbow must have been round the fire ball. It was really beautiful to look at, but for anyone It was meant for it would be horrible.” Express Photo.
General Motors And Du Pont
Guilty Of Restraint Of Trade
Washington, June 3.
wore minoTE, C' Brennan sald: "This appeal fa US Supreme Court THE
from the dismal of the The Government charged, that E.I. Du Pont de Nemours and sollon as to (Government') ruled today that two of
C. bought, stock in Genersi America's industrial glandami
Motors in 1917 with the lion General Motors and the Du
of obtaining a suru market for Pont Corporation--ħave omsit- bined in an Uloral reviramit of trade.
The Court sent the essć back, to Federal District Judge Waller Labuy in Chlongo for more proceedings and the "rožlėk nocmary · and appropriate”
to eliminate the effects of violations. of› laws)
No other subject was di- cussed at this meeting, Japanese Stating the backgrounds of the William officials said.-euter,"
Du Pont, General Motors and the corporate holders, of large amounts of Du Po stock, Christians Securities Corporn. tion and Delaware Koalty and Xocatiment Company."
The
Earlier, a government spokes- man said the relaxation "will come into operation during the course of this week."
David Ormsby-Gore,
of State Minister speaking on behalf of Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, told the House of Commons in answer to a question:
"A new consolidated version of the Soviet bloc and China lists will appear shortly in the Board of Trade Journal, The amendment to the export of goods control order will come into operation during the course of this week."
From Wednesday, licences will no longer bo required for the export of many goods to China, North Korea, North Vietnam, Tibet or Macao.
AMENDMENT
Board of Trade an-
nouhostment added
that an
amendment would be made to HEAT BOWLS
the open general leepees for aluminium, copper, iron, and
sievi goods, lead and zino permit their exportation, In
to
OVER
Paris it was understood GUARDSMEN
that the 15-natior allied com- mittee which goverus China trade controls-la expected to give a majority endorsement tomorrow to Britain's decision to align these controls on the less severe restrictions applied to trade with Russia.
Portugal ahi Japori are sala to have already approved the British stanch at the Cont- (mittec® mbeting last week.
Observers here belleve the United States which has opposed a freeing of China trade is like ly to find herweit isolated and enjoying only the reluctant and partial support of a few coun- trics whose economies are heavily dependent on her own. -All Agencies.
US SOLDIER GUILTY OF HOMICIDE
Tripoll, June, 3. An American sergeant was sentenced to three years' gaol a: Zavia
·Arst town today, the charge preferred against 20 American serviceman in a Libyan court since the Libyan- US agreement on bases was signed in 1934.
of
The argeant, William Bolin-· ver, WAS found guilty homicide but the Judge rejected £18,000 sterling compensa→ tion claim against him.
The charge arose from a car crash on the Tripoll-Zavia road Jast October in which threa
Libyans dlod-Router.
Bagdad Pact Command
Karachi, June 3.
The Military Committee of the Bagdad Pact will direuss during its current session the possibility of setting up a unified pact command,, General Nathan Twining, American delegate on the Military Committee, sald tonight.
He said there was a possibl- lity that officers from the coun- tries belonging to the Pact might be sent soon to Paris from training with Nato head- quarters.
The Military Committee will hold its eccond session tc. merrow and will submit report to the, Council on June 5.--France-Presse.
US WILLING TO NEGOTIATE
Washington, June 3.
its
to
Du Pont paints, varulah and The United States today pro- other products and that it also mised a "deady reception sought to exploit GM gheinteal any move by Rueda · Loward "uliful negotiations with the
discoveries. Make
Du Pont has af all ihnen owned
cao that resched the Supreme Court was a scaled- down version of the huge cyli anti-true); mife-largoni Over 'bronghi. In – the US-initiated by the Government. · to the middle of 1948. Originally,¦¦ 186 Du Ponts, End" figured an defendants. Many of thin 15. stopligneou
st itaat. 31 por out of Ghi's tree world" on East-West prob- stock. Haklings i now- are lens,
The State Department made carried at a book value of $100,000,000, In addition, this realso in commenting on
individukla
points fn yesterday's or the some
by years have boon, Board mem- radio-television Interview
Corporations | Communist Party boss Nikita S,
SAGE - Press. À Rhrunhchev ---United Predli
many
London, June 3. Twenty tough. Guardy- men fainted today during
rehearsal of the knmal, military ceremony of Troop ing the Colour
SHE'S HAPPY
All molbers-to-be look. radiant, of course, but Mrs
Cella Fhilp-seen here in a Landon hospital — had four times se „many reason, Ba the average mum. Yesterday she gave birth to quadrup- leis, beating the odds of 034,500 to 1 against having a set of quads. Mother sda. her four daughters are re- ported to be doing well. Her husband is a bookmaker!—. Express Photo,
Thunder heat, puthing AIR TRAFFIC
the temperature up to 78 thegrees Fahrenheit was too Guardazneth much for the standing stify to attention in their red tunics and tall, furry bearskin helmets.
Medical orderfics dragged the Guards to the shado whenever they fell,
undaunted, One Guard, attempted to rejoin the ranks after regaining Don- solousness but slumped to the ground minutes later.
Fainting is an offence in the strictly disciplined regiments which Guards
de themselves on being the criam of Britain's army. Offenders are punish- ed with extra porades in the sun to toughen them
The Ceremony, which necessitateti closing the Backing- Avenue around ham Palace-normally fast- Blowing thoroughfares alno led to the worst traillo Jam London han known for years, China MALI Special & Franos-Freser,
JAM OVER BRITAIN
London, June 3.
A giant air traffic jam over Britain, caused by flight increased holiday schedules and reduced ground visibility, today underlined recent ings that air traffic dentity
the has reached
tion point.
Warn.
satura.
Hundreds of holidaymakers were temporarily stranded at London Airport and other Bri Lists airfelds as control tower officers worked frantically to disentangle the Jam.
airlinera At one ime 12 waited at the end of the aunway
at London Airport for fake-off
while permland on
Incoming planes were delayed for up to 40 minutes "stacked up" Doveral miles from the airport.— United Presi
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