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OFF COLOUR PREJUDICE LEE THEATRE

Colonial Officer Attacked By MP

London, July 8,

Mr. Leonard Gammans, Conservative M.P., sug- gested today that the British Government should adopt the principle that no territory might leave the British Empire when by doing so it imperilled Imperial strategy and com- munications,

"I suggest that it should be the Imperial Parliament which must decide the pace of constitutional advance and not a politically conscious and vocal minority. Unless we are definite on these points we lay ourselves open to agitation and blackmail," said Mr. Gammans, speaking dur- ing a debate in the House of Commons on Co- lonial Affairs.

Religion On Upgrade

Tokyo, July 8,

SOVIET OFFICERS IN ALBANIAN CAPITAL

London, July 8.

The Tirani Radio reported tonight that a Soviet military delegation arrived in the Al- banian capital today.-Reuter.

PRAGUE BEGINS A

PURGE

SEIZURE OF ALLIED PROPERTY

London, July 8.

It is rellably learned today that consultations between Bri- tain,, United States and France) are taking place with a view of approaching collectively or in- dividually the Rumanian Gov-

He also referred to a "very

Prague, July 8. unantisfactory and

Two Czechoslovak Ministers potentially dangerous" situation develop-the Minister of Interior-have ernment on the question

-the Minister of Education and ing in Seychelles in the Indian called for full reports on the nationalised foreign oll Ocean where a "pocket Hitler" seems to be working off his

political demonstrations during panles in Rumania. the Sokol-Czechoslovak Na- colour prejudice."

tlonal Gymnastic organisatiori

Ife gave no details. Dr. Selwyn Clarke is the Governor Seychelles.

The number of Independent religious

Japan hns Kroups int Increased by 600 per cent since the beginning of the occupation, Dr. W. K. Bunce, chief the SCAP'S Religious and Cultural Resources Diviston, said today. ed.

of com-

It is expected that they will of the Festival here, during which the protest that Rumania had violated

tho pence treaty

of pledge police made between 100

Rumania of

most of granting the 200 arrests.

favoured nation treatment to all Nationa regarding "oll

Covernment propose!

The

and

organisation

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"Did the to send a parliamentary or any, The Ministers are expected to United other Bort of "mission to In- present these reports to the Cobl-matters appertaining to com- vestigate conditions in this very net early next week. Today, the merce, industry, shipping

and seldom visited island?," ask-last day of the Sokol Festival, other forms of business activity." leaders of the Sokol organisation The point would be that the oll When the Colonial Secretary, expressed misgivings about the companies of the Western Allles Indicating the advantage taken Mr. Creech. Jones, asked against probable Government retallation have been nationalised While MORNING SHOW SUNDAY AT 11.30 A.M. ONLY by the Japanese of their new re-whom the charge was directed, for the demonstrations.

shares of the Soviet State in the ligious freedom, independent Mr. Gommans replied: "I DITI

authorities had warned the Rumanian oil industry were not Buddhist rects have increased referring to the Attorney Gen- leaders that they would be held affected by the nationalisation from 28, at the end of the war, eral, Mr. Collett, whose conduct responsible for any untoward in-law. to nearly 100; Shinto from 14 to would hear more close investiga-cidents. The Sokal

The tripartite consultations, it 85; and Christian from three to tion than the Colonial Office op- has begun

be

a widespread purges understood, will also touch pears to give it."

in its lendership with control upon the compensation problem. passing

trade So far Rumania has showed itsel gradually union and Communist Party or-

unwilling to grant any comperisa- ganisations.

lion to foreign oil companies ex- The

main subjects of the recept in the form of Rumanian Dr. David Rees Williams, the Under-Secretary for the Colonice ports to the Cabinet are expect Government bonds..

It is believed that Britain is replying to the Debate said thated to berthe organised shouting

of pro-Benes slogans by the ready to accept auch Rumanian Sokols and the effect on cer of the Colonial Service was Festival of the participation by instead of money compensation.

the produce as petroleum and wheat "quite unjustified" and should never have been made In Parlin- ment.

16.

The most recent Christian Churches re-established in Japan were the Lutherum and Nazarene. -Reuter,

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"Quite Unjustified”

Mr. Gammans' attack on an off-

It was the custom of the House that people not in a position to defend themselves should not be attacked.

Mr. Gammans: "WIN you arrange that should have time in s-subsequent debate, to elaborate in, detail what E tàva

gald

Mr. Roes Williams: "You al leged this officer was a 'pocket Hitler. I consider that to be one of the worst affronts that anyone can make. What has this officer done? He has been pressing landlords of Seychelles to pay their arrears of income tnx." Reuter.--

AUSTRO-POLISH TRADE PACT

London, July...A, A one-year trade pact under which Poland will supply 1,300,000 tons of coal to Austria has been signed in Vienna, Warsaw Radio reported today,

to the

foreign guests,~~~~Reuter,

United Press.

BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

By Shepard Barclay

"The Authority, on-Authorities" *

could

dia-

• GOOD AT LOWER LEVELS double to

to get into the "diamond WHEN wa talk about squeezes, contract in which they throw-Ins and trump coups, we easily make 4-odd, usually have In mind devices

Mr. Murray watched the employed

high to make

conmond A win, then the Q, then, tracts. Every one of those can be the heart K and A, the 10 be helptul also with contracts ating returned to

to the dummy's Q lower

levels

after preceding while the established diamond J tricks have stripped the hands was being discarded. Because of down to the point: where the East's double, the spade a same relative poaltions of cards finessed, the led to the Q. the are found as when the gaudy 8 covered by the 20 and plays are applied at the high al- by the K. Then approached the titudes.

festive finish. The club K,

3. Q 3 4

•

H. Q 8 5 4

D. 8 6

C. A 6 5 4

S. J 10 5 9

N

W

S

S. None Poland will alto send Austein H. J 6 3 z fish focd and industrial produgis, D. A 10 9

43 2 total value of hor exports the to

C. J 8 7 reaching about £4,500,000.

In return, Austria will supply Close metals, mining equipment and in- dustrini goods to a value of about £2,230,000, making up the bal- ance by a money payment.—Reu- ter.

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MARIA MONTEZ

and frica

PAULE CROSET

HENRY DANIELL NIGEL BRUCE ROBERT COSTE

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

The EXILE

EH. AK 10 D. K Q

was

won

and

10 to the A put the lead where the club 6 could be offered.

Poor East was now

-ruined. With only his spade - remain- ing, he had to play before the A-7, so Mr. Murray got the last two tricks with his trump coup for an extra trick and a terrific for an

tnp score of 870. It consisted of 120 for two spade tricks doubl- ed, 50 for making the doubled contract, 200 for the vulnerable doubled overtrick, and 500 pre- Southmlum for a vulnerable game in

duplicate.

C. 0 3 2

S. A K 9 7 6

H. 0 7

D. J 7 5

C. K Q 10

(Dealer: South. North vulnerable). South West North * D

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SKIRMISHING-IN St. Petersburg, one

INDO-CHINA

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Away from his home town of of Florida'a most spectacular bridge addicts the went bridge-Blumming" In xmall

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Tomorrow's Problem

town of New York City Paris, July 8.

and showed that his S. J.10 French forces in Indo-Ching, fighting against the Vietminh glamorous style of bidding and H. K. J03 guerillas, have been engaged re-play works just as well there as

whole D. 8 3 2 cently

In numerous local akirin the one town of the mishes and intense patrol activity world whose newspaper is dis-C. K.Q3

tributed free on the

daya. rare rather thon on big-scale opera-

when the sun fails to shine. Command tions, the French High

Meeting Mrs FF Marshall I reported in a communique quoted ports Fuller's duplicate club, he

by the French press agency in a paired up with her and they had despatch from Saigon today.

The

The deal.

shown helped do it,

5. Q.3

H. 10 5

st

D. A Q 10.7 4

.C. A 3.8 7.

N

8. 9.8 7 8 H. Q 98 WED. K.9 6 C. 9 0 2

S. A K 5 4 2 H. A 745

·DJ-B- C. 10 8 4

(Dealer: South, Vulnerability u. 63% per cent game to win top. not important) the sald -communique

What two fundamentals of. 'No querillas had carried out numer-when West, having made the kind Trump planning does this deal ous terrorist attempts, almost che of overcall he: Inserted, falled to Illustrate when West laads tirely directed at the Vietnam take out his partner's business heart 3 again South's game? civilian population-Router.

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