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COMMENT OF
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LAMBETH
TEARLY 100 years ngo 'a
Gahadian Church posted a resolution calling, on the Archbishop of Canterbury ༢༣་ summon Д "General Council." In February 1867 144 bishop were invited to travel to Lambeth to con-
fer together for the well being of the Anglican Com- munion.
Since then meetings of the bishops have been held at about 10-year intervals,
apart from the war yenes, and, with the expansion of missionary work and the establishment of Iniligen- ous churches overseas, the numbers of the Episcopate have increased,
This year the Lambeth Con- ference will meet from July 3 10 August 10, attending the Bishops
conference come not from British Commen wealth countries only. Bishops of the
same com- munion, but individually loyal subjects of China and the United States will rub shoulders, and confer upon such diverse topics as the authority of the Bible, church unity, the family contemporary society,
in
the progress of the Angli- can Communion and the conflicts within it.
It is hard to think of ́à broader range of contrary opinions
conilleting wil loyalties than those to be represented at Lambeth, or
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LANCASHIRE PLANNING ATTACK
Reserve Scheme To NASSER'S LABOUR WOULD
Curb Colony Exports
Manchester, Mar, 28.
Lancashire cotton interests are engaged on a schema to curb the flow of gray, goods from Hongkong, India and Pakistan which will be kept in reserva for use if some form of volun- tary export restrictions are not agreed, according to leading cotton interests horg. ·
BEVAN'S VIEWS ON SUMMIT
Mr
interview
Me Ernest Hirst, President of Calton the Master
Spinners Federation has indicated that the mill owners are not only in- terested but sympathetically, in- the Acheme
clined
fowards
which has been worked out by Mr William Crossley, loader of the textile finishing, trade,
Detalls of the scheme
have not yet been disclosed.
Inactivity
After months of, Inactivity. Lancashire cotton trades claim
· London, Mar. 28. Aneurin Beran. tho their order books have diminish- Labour Party's spokesman, cd almost to vanishing point in .the on foreign affairs, said in any seelions. Output of
mills over the past few weeks television
to has consistently exceeded de- night that Britain' should | mand end in tu effort to reduce
"summit" go for a ference with Soviet Russia on her own if nocossary.
con-
He said: "I think If the United States holds up and prevents the summit talks happening between France, Britain, America and Russia, we should have to deelde to lake independent action."
of any convention with less As the Labour Party's “shadow" power of enforcing its au-Foreign Secretary he agreed that thority. In fact, however, in those circumstances Beltain the Archbishop has said should go for a summit, confer- that
Lambeth has
no
ence on her own.
Mr Bevan was being inter- authority. Each national
London or en in church within the Anglican viewed
Communion is a national Independient (ccmmercial) Tele-
vision programme.
Answering a question on the hydrogen bomb, he said it would be a principle of Labour foreign polley if an act of ug- gression led to war, to end the war as quickly as possible and
church in her own right, and owes no duty of obedi- ence to Lambeth, Yet for this very reason opinione expressed at this unique moeting in London are often regarded as having adde and not less weight. Much may be learned from
this conference. More may be gained by each indivi-duty of statesmen to end the
t be concerned with a victory.
Mr Bevan said the great dan- ger was that they might slip into a war and it would be the
dual-bishop from the cum- not win it-outer, munal life. Many of them aire
war as quickly as possible and
to gather in
group living together in close touch or in retreat before and after the main conference, and such may even become the pattern for the general conference in years to come.
Sandys Pledge
Berlin, Mar. 28.
British Defence Minister Dun- can Sandys today renewed the Western allied pledge to defend isolated West Berlin.
Mr Sandys told West Berlin City officials the Westem allies now as before, wil consider an attack on West Berlin on attack on themselves.
As the It Kav. R. O. Hail, Bishop of Hongkong and Macao, is on his way to this conference we are reminded that in this fost contract- ing world in which Man
Но врска at a West Berlin stands on the borders of
ceremony at which he signed space,
the one hand, the "Golden on
Book", the city's and the brink of disneter guest register. on the other, such a gather, He flew befo from the West ing cannot be unimpor| German capital of Bonn for a
two-day visit-United Press.
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during the past Ave years and a great deal of this trend has been attributed by the trade to Far Eastern compactitica. ¡
No offcial comment was forth- coming today from Britain's Colton Board on the latest re- Porta from Hongkong. A spokes- Mun raid "we cannot say any- thing at this moment, as to dis- cuns, the altuation might pre- Judice the issue still further. We are hoping that come agree ment can be secured which will be acceptable to all sides."
Latest Comment
OWN
MAP
Bagdad, Mar. 28;
Dr. Fadhit Jamali, the Iraqi |
Foreign Minister, Was Today reported to have told Arab envoya here that Egypt has published A a map which is a chal- lenge to the sovereignty of independent ́ Arab States.
TORRINGTON
BRITAIN
SUPPORT FREE ITCHING
TRADE PLAN
London, Mar. 28.
House of Commons debate made it clear today that if there was a change of government Britain would still support the idea of a free trade area in Europe.
The map showed all the Arab Slates in one colour as part of the United Arab Republic. It chowed neither the Arab Union between Jordan and Iraq no RAPE OF WOMEN ve tmonimous support to a
Arab
any other
independent States, according to the Arab diplomatic sources.
The sources sald the Foreign Minister considered it was clear evidence of President Nasser'E désigns for expansion, and his hortile intentions against other Independent States,
He summoned the heads of Arab diplomatic missions heru and asked them to approach their governments about the
Many Lancashire producing This lack of balance numerous firms claim to be encountering map. Reuter. Arma Intend to take extended growing co
Competition from holidays over the Easter break | Eastern', trade sources. The next week.
INDIANS TO DISCUSS PROBLEM
latest sbmment com20 today from Mr Oliver. L. Jacks, Chairman of Ashton Brothers and Company--one of Lan- cashire's biggest, spinning, aud weaving-groups who said today that while the results of the year's, trading, increased, when we sustained the impact of this Eastern competition, with rea- sonable. success, I am compelled
to mention that in certain
Sections
af our business
these retained. ?-imports – are having a detrimental erect, on sules."!
Accident Blamed On Ghost
NEGRO GOES TO
CHAIR
Mr
FOR CHANGE
London, Mar. 28. Harold Wilson, the Labour Party "shadow" Chancellor, said - tonight that the Torrington by- election, which galnod for the minority Liberal Party a seat from the Con- servatives (government)}' -party, is bound to add to the difficulties Facing the Government,
All parties, without a vote,
private Conservative member's "Ja international denling, motion stresslog : the "urgent ether nations. Imow that Mr need" to complement the six-Macmillan, tho Frime Minister, nallen European Economie Com Mr Selwyn Loya, the For munity with a free trade ares. eign Secretary; ..
represent This area, the motion
said, country which is itching for the { should include ali 17 members chance to get rid of them. Lat the Organisation for European-
Economic Co-operation.
"In these circumstances there Mr Douglas Jay, for the Eefore the summit conference: should be a general election Labour opposition, sald п
this is not Labour
a reason for post- Government would carry forward
poning the summit talks, but for the
general hastening the election." policy of a European free trade
Mr Aneurin
Bovan, Labour ared.
Party spokerman on foreign Maudling, efnirs, told
1 televisión
Montgomery, Mar. 28.
Mr Jeremiah Reeves, a 22-year- Pasmaster Generel, said the audience he did not attach too
Reginald old Negro, convicted of debate had clearly shown that much Importance to A by
both Government and Opposi elecíión as an indication of what might happen in a general on shared the belief that a free trade arca, was "of the election, greatest importance, not only to Britain but to the whole of Europe."
raping two white women, was executed here today In the electric chair after a long and unsuccessful legal battle to save his life.
in
EXPOSE TEXTURE
Theding-dong fight" of a 'Mr Maudling,' who has speciál | general cieciion. would expose Glamorgan, Mar. 28. Reeves was 17 years old at the responsibility for European the texture of the Liberal
Party, he said... The ghosts are acting up line the erine was sald to hove trade questions, sald:
Lord Hailsham, Chairman of Similar again, George Hesketh, been committed. Following his Bombay, Mar. 28.
1932, the
the Conservative 'Party, cont- J5, told a British court National Association for the "In this matter our policies mented, "the-Government have A two member indian textile delegatiori wifi viik
yesterday, Sep
Advancement if of. • Coloured are similar. I think it would sways recognised that in carry» Britain next month to dia.
He sued the Pembrokeshire People (NAACP) fought a long be of great value if it was wide-ng cut their policies at homo cuss the voluntary · agree -
"Stronuous efforts.continue to County Council for damages on judicial battle, altempting to ly noted in Europe that if there and abroad they were bound to mank on
be made by the Industry to get the ground that he a reduction of
should be a change of govern fell and prove Reeves innocent. Indian cloth exports
the Government to put a ceiling fractured his skull while being to Britain as proposed by the on, imported floor and chased by the ghost of a lady Lancashire. Industry, it was
garments but thore sittle sig in crinolines.. yet "of-any effective neulon bang learned hare today.
taken."
The team coinprising Mr Kasturbbal
Latibhal, Chairman 01 the indian Colton Mille Fedoration, And Mr Nevllio Wadia, Chairman of tko Catton Textiles Expert Promotjon Council, are going on tha invitation of the British Cotton Board. The Board also Invited Pakistan „lex- tlie interest to attend and "It is understood that there will be Britain at the time of the talks.
It was learned here to day that Bir Frank Loe. Permanent Secretary to the 'British Board of Trade, who is currently visiting Hongkong to persuado interests there to
textila
cut down their exports, wil visit New Delhi next week on his Journoy homo.
He is expected to discuIME among other things tha question of Indian-textila Axports to Britain with officials of the Indian Min- istry of Commerce and Industry-Router:
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The Intest move to reduce excess capacity in the weaving section of the trade is the formation of a company, ta promote the disposal, of surplus
plant by shutting down weaving aheda which want to go out of business,
From China
In 1954, the US Supreme
encounter. difficulties,
· In - tha
ba
Reeves maintained that his ment, by some strange occur short form. They will not original confession made to the rence, there would not be a sund, from continuing to put police had been extorted by change of policy
sue their policies in the "interests of safety" and the stabilily...... of force.
Mr Maudiing paid it was most the country."Router. important there should not be new outbreak of trade differentiation in Europe. It was therefore Important to act the free trade area in being with the six-nation Treaty of Rome.
He said the County Counell put him and he sin là an old
| Court ordered in retrial for mansion, Bush House, in August. Reeves, but he was convicted and 1055, when they were hired to sentenced to death a second time. lay floors In D Pembrolie school,'
"On the first night there my Traders gay that Japanese im-
sos. and I saw a vision of o poris formid, the main com-
grounds of the petilon before but other Far Woman in the
he said, "and we Eastern countries are now play- į transfun."
queer noises- tapping Ing a greater role. Already in heard the
ret two months of this noises." year imports of grey cloth from Hongong have reaches 15,038,- 000 square ya.tsaga.ust leso than
10 million square yards in the same period last year,
1
Arrivals of fabric from China amounted to 9,734,000 square yards against only 2,783,000 square yards in the first two
months of 1057.
The prices quoted for these gooda are generally well below those at which Lancashire mapufacturers can offer · com- parable goods-Reuter,
SECOND NIGHT
"On the recenĄ night, he said, their kerosene lump was turned down four times and be and his
son had their, raincoats pulled off their shoulders,
The third night the bises kept them awake all night so they returned to the school, When he looked for a place to sleep, he salt, he fell down & dark stalteber and fractured bis skull.
The court took the case under advisement,United Press.
Sharp Quake Killing Party
Tokyo, Mar. 29.
A sharp earthquake Jarred the downtëwn Tokyo ́area early today for about 30 seconds.
Paris, Mar. 28. Five Algerian terrorists enter- ed a Paris hotel last night lined up. Ave North Africans against the wall of the dining room and shot them down, police said to- day.
-France-Presse,
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US Missile Launching Postponed
Cape Canaveral, Mar. 28. · Technical difficulties" forced the Air Force to- day to postpone an at- tempted launching of its intercontinental Atlas missile..
There was no word as to just what the trouble was. The Atlas, a 5,800-mile range sky giant, was within 10 minutes of blasting off His launching pad whethe dimeully, was discovered.
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Six Alleses had been fred previously. The cat two were bltnym up in the sky alter thekr engines burned out,
Technicians: fcit confident they had solved the trouble da the last two and had hoped to- day prove it with a third Luccessful flight of the Convair built missile.
The quake hit at 3.49 a.. (1848 GMT Friday). It railed windows and sent light fixtures Three died on the spot, ane It was not announced when swinging. No damage was re- died in a hospital this morning the Air Force will try again 10 More than 200 mills have ported immediately, United. and the fth mon seriously launch its arventh Atlas, — ceased production in Lancashire Press,
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Nationalist
Threat
To Japan
Taipei, Mar. 26.
The Nationalist Government
"That is why we must alm at today decided to break off. getting agreement on the main diplomatie, relations with Japan matters of substance by the end as soon as the Communist nog of July," he said,
was flown in Japan, puthorita- tive sources said.
Tragedy
It would be a tragedy for Europe if the negotiations failed, The more the dimeuilles loomed up, the more the terrible danger of fallure loomed baildo them.
"I am confident we shall find
he agreement spDR," said. Beuter..
The sources said the decision, which was taken this afternoon. at a top-level conference pre- sided over by General Chiang Kai-shek almed at warning Japha noi, to take Nationalist protests against a Tokyo-Peking trade agreement as a mere poll- Lical gesture-Reuter
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