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NOVEMBER 29

1950

WOMAN DOCTOR ATTACKS

This picture shows part of an impressive flower display which formed the main attraction at the Cairo Annual Chrysanthemom Show at the big Palace of the Royal Society of Agriculture. The Show was inaugurated in the presence of a representative of King Farouk. - AP Picture.

Political Crisis

In Paris

Paris. Nov. 28.

The four-month-old French coalition govern- ment of Premier Rena Pleven fell tonight when a majority of the National Assembly appro- ved a Communist motion demanding the trial of a former cabinet minister.

Jules Mock, for allered misconduct in office,

M. Pleven and his minia. ters submitted their re- signations to President Vincent Auriol after the vote was taken, but M. Auriol refused to accept it, -United Press.

Tokyo Denies Secret Pact

The

Tokyo. Nov, 28. Japanese Prime Minis- ter, Mr Shigeru Yoshida; today denled in strong terms the re- cent Soviet official news agency, Tass, report charging Japan was negotiating with the United States for a secret military pact.

The Japanese Prime Minister i

Egyptian Minister's Reaffirmation Of Cairo's Intentions

London, Nov. 28.

MANLY KING'S LIBERTY

SPORT

London, Nov. 28.

The noble and manly sport of boxing has been again pt- tacked by Dr Edith Sum- meraklll, Minister of N- tional Insurance.

This attractivo, titian-haired Labour Member of Parliament pi for a London division, speaking

Mohammed Salah El Din Bey, Egypt's Foreign Minister, declared today that if British troops were withdrawn from the Canal Zone, he was sure that Egypt could defend herself, ` even against a major power.

He made this statement on his arrival at Southampton this afternoon in the liner Queen Elizabeth from New York.

"It is not a matter of troops long he would be staying in but a matter of sovereignty," | this country, ho added. "If we are given

Asked if he would be dis- the necessary armament we cussing the question of British can replace the limited num withdrawal as well as the ques- ber of British troops on the tion of sterling balances, he re- Canal Zone. That is why weplied: "I think so."-Reuter,

are very anxious to get all the lanks we have ordered from Britain,"

The Egyptian Foreign Minis ter is here to discuss Egypt's sterling balance. The other members of his delegation ar rived yesterday.

The original purpose of the

said that the Soviet report was visit was overshadowed, how- a pure fabrication which had ever, by political events fol- no basle in fact. He was speak-lowing King ing before the House of Coun- from cillors,

ber

It was inconceivable that Australia and other countries which had suffered at the hands of Japanese militarism would permit Japan to rearm.

The Prime Mirister said that he would never take the initia- tive in Japan. ---

Reuter,

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KING FEARS KIDNAPPING

St Helier, Jersey.

Nov. 28. Ex-King Peter of Yugo- the throne on Novem slavin fears an attempt by the imYugoslav Monarchist agents 17 demanding medlate withdrawal of British to kidnap his five-year-old troops from the Suez Canal son, Crown Prince Alexan- Zone and the unification of the Nile Valley.

der, the boy's governess, Miss E. M. Lunn, said here

This led to demands by both

the Conservatives and Labour today.

of

Members In the House

She disclosed that she had Commons last week that the received an "urgent summons" Government should place a from

the ex-King to take the complete ban on the export of Prince back

from to London tanka to Egypt.

this Channel Island holiday

Asked if Egypt was going to resort. Insist on the delivery of the tanks ordered by Egypt, the not in favour

The x-King, abe said, was of returning to Foreign Minister replied:

Yes. I hope to be able to convince Yugoslavia "unless the country by a democratic gov- Britain to give not only the is ruled sterling balances but also theerament." But he feared agents

of people vouring a restoration of the monarchy might try to kidnap the young Prince and to act him up on the throne under В Regency.

tank balance."

WANT TO DE FRIENDS

in Yugoslavia · fa-

at a meeting In South London. described the recent title fight between Bruce Woodcock and Jack Gardner Da n degrading exhibition.

“Just as wo·are ́ashamed to think that such brutalities us cockfighting or bull-baiting gave Our ancestora pleasure, so I bo- lieve that our descendants will come to wonder what men and women could enjoy the spectacle; Inst week,

"Pictures of the fighters dis- graced 'our newspapers."

Saying that the BBC commen- tary was even more degrading. she added: "If the promoters of these degrading exhibitions had to do 10 rounds in the ring be- fore they took their profits there would be Do more prize- nghting."

Mr Summerakili, a 80-year- old mother of two children. made this attack after opening with the statement: "It is of permanent importance to teach children that violence is the most unintelligent of argu- menta."

CHAMP'S RETORT

Nono will cavili at this statement, which parents the world over are trying to drum fato their children, but in al- lacking the sport of boxing: as an argument to support her views Mrs Summerskilt is on dangerous ground.

not

Primarily boxing usually resorted to as a means of settling arguments, certain- ly not in the professional ring, But even if it were it is more humane than resorting to

British

swords or pistols.

Jack Gardner, the new

Heavyweight Champion, and

one of the objects of the doctor's attack, sald; "Boxing is a manly sport. Every boy should have to take part in it to some extent. It knocks the bully

out of him, and makes him respect the other fellow."

Gardner

added that his trainer had given lessons to the sons of several local doctors who were very keen on-it,

The

Mr prominter, Solomons, disclosed that bo fought for three years in the ring before he became engaged to his wife, Reuter

Jack

Roem's Visit To Britain

London, Nov. 28. The British Government has

invited the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr Mohammed Roem, to London on a three-day visit, it was offelally announced hers today.

Mr Roem, who will be the official guest of the British Government, will fly to London tomorrow morning from The Hague, where he has been at- tending the Netherlands-Indo- neslan Union Conference,

He will return there Saturday.

от

While in London he will have talks with the Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr Hugh Galatkell, and the Foreign Secretary, Mr

Ernest Bevin.

A reporter asked him why Egypt "wanted to fall out" with Britain. He replied: "On the Ex-King Peter recently re- On Friday Mr Roem will visit contrary, we want to be better turned to London from tho Cambridge, Officials. hero alat- friends.".

United States. He left Yugo-ed that though the opportunity "By throwing us out?" he

slavia in 1940 after it was will be taken for discussiona was asked.

proclaimed a Republic under with British Cabinet Ministers, the leadership,

Marstal the visit la regarded as a cour- Tito.-Reuter.·

tesy one.Router.

"We are not turning you out," he replied,

On the question of a joint plan of defence, he said: "I should like to discuss all this with your Foreign Minister bo fore I discuss it with the press." Asked if he could explain how the withdrawal of British troops could make Egypt Britain better friends, he re- plied: "I hope to convince the British Government, and then, If the British Government is convinced, I am sure the Brit

too,"

and

of

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Rewrites History

Moscow, Nov. 28.

people will be convinced The Soviet navy organ, Red Fleet, today at-

The Foreign Minister said tacked the latest edition of the Encyclopedeia that he did not think it appro-Britannica for "gross falsification of history

priate to describe the situation

as giving any form of: ulff-

It sold among other things it, 1040 began elaborate prepara matum. He hoped to ace Mrwas trying to perpetuate the tions to attack the USSR as. Enticat Bovin as soon us pod myth regarding the Battle of corroborated by Admiral sible, but he did not know how Britain." by Zykov, berger DE

KAKO NEPRONKoltel's testimony at Nurem Bed Ficot'a, author, V., Zykov: 1 RG ENVASION CLEARL debunked what he termed "blur" that Britain won the so-inte mid the

cht tegan Webrracht callef Battle of Britain which to concentrate the bulk of their became the faming point of the forces on the Soviet border antl Becond

World War,

at the same ting" brought up

Royal Divorce

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622ome 2 Britannica's wolse Unscrykceable thing in the Int

the

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blunt of f the events as follows: After oc-| supation Poland she German According to RedTitet,

England of // Calro, Nov: 29. halted at the Soviet border, Deputy Hamada sutaraboial curarea weswad

*ds | British historianw know. Xtler fund reized

was bluming. They falutty

Boy brother of Princesalza Norway and Holland. The Dusch history, delow the limost to Eltarabola, the former wife of army not getting

the Iraq Regent, Aimsiri, Fald Britalu was forced to capitulate advertise that Britons won the 北 his sister repeatedly for a divorce, or

The meda

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