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PRINCESS INSPECTS THE GUARDS

Because of the King's attack of influenza Princess Elizabeth deputised for him al a Buckingham Palace ceremony of the presentation of now Colours to the 3rd Battalion Grenadier Guards. The Princess is seen here She wears a coat of palest inspecting the parade.

powder blue with hat to match.-AP Photo,

"Flying Barrel” Makes Debut At

Jet Air

Display

Stockholm, June 3.

About 100 Vampire jets and nearly 300 other military aircraft took part in the biggest air show

in Swedish history over Stockholm today.

More than 500,000 people also saw a division

ACHESON READY TO STAKE FUTURE BEFORE INQUIRY

Washington, June 3.

The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, was believed ready today to stake his diplomatic future on an extended history of Administration China policy which he will deliver on Monday to the Committee investi- gating General MacArthur's dismissal.

The urgency with which the Cabinet officer views the statement was emphasised on Saturday when he interrupted a Republican question on the dismissal of General MacArthur and asked permission to review United States relations with China from Yalta to the Korean war.

He offered to deliver the statement-then-but asked for time to check and double-check his facts.

ANGLO-U.S.

ALLIANCE

Laziest Man Dead

Alexandria, Louisiana,

June 2.

Ed Hawthorne, who called himself the laziest man in the world, died yesterday of a heart at Lok.

Hawthorne, 74, owned a country store where cu9- tomers walled on them- selves and counted out their own change from the cash box.

Ho

recently gave up fishing because lie mit it was too much work re- the moving the fish from hook. Associated Fress.

British

Car Team

The Committee agreed onjtunity to continue the China dis- Ahead Of

with Lieut-General Albert Wedemeyer, author of the

the motion of Senatorcussion Leverett Saltonstall (Re-famous Wedemeyer Report on

publican, Massachusetts) to China. General Wedemeyer and Schedule

give him a day of grace so the former Defence Secretary.

FOR PEACE he could prepare the whole

history.

attitude

Mr Louis Johnson, ure scheduled as the next witnesses, After hearing them, the Committee will

but ts

Washington, June 3. Republican and Democratie deeld: whom else it wants to The British Ambassador, Sir erities of Mr Acheson's allegedly call. It has the best of 100 Oliver Franks, said today: "The "soft"

Red prospective witnesses toward partnership of Great Britain and China will be listening to every screening them.-United Press. America is the greatest single word for something to back up contribution to the maintenance their demand that lie be dis- of prace."

missed. He has refused to quit He

emphasised British and American prople under a cloud but some quarters

believe

he will do so he can stands together in the constant leave with colours flying. and Accelerated struggle for The Committee accepiest Mr

hat

The

National

Acheson's

proposal after he 05-

the sanily of the world.

Appearing on

States Eroadcasting Company Televiserted that the United

keep the Chinese "Battle Re-would fight to ke

Nationalist Ision progon", Sir Oliver Communist

Formosa. He said that, Re- can claims to the contrary, publican

Dort

off

praised the United States for its leadership and great burden hnet always considered which it has carried, in proving he the costliness of aggression InFormosa a strategle point in the United States Pucine defences.

Kotea.

en

were

the willing to let Inrger issues be the cause of

Stage Set For Empire Division

Damascus, June 3. Britain's "round-the-world in 30 days" motoring team began the second leg of their trip today when they left Damascus for Baghdad one day ahead of schedule.

A Dutch Skymaster enrlier today landed the team and their 11-horsepower Austin motorcar at Beirut, the Lebanese capital. They

thu motored through Lebanese mountains to Demas- cus and now have to cross 700 ta burning desert milles of Baghdad and Basra. The team left London three days ago, Somewhere in Korea,

Heavy rain fell on top of the June 3. know-cind Alpine ronds in

and Com- Switzerland

throughout

With all British and

of Sweden's latest jet fighter, the near supersonic, hope of a short and proiitable Senator who declined to permit and heavy mortars.

"Flying Barrel", perform acrobatics.

The display commemorated | licence-Mustangs, Spitares and

anniversary the 25th

of the varibus planes of Swedish Swedish Air Force, the fourth design.

-FLYING BARREL in strength among the world's air forces, today, according to

official spokesman

OR

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United States, | 521 "Only

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He stated that most planes in the Swedish Air Force Jets.

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1,500 planes.

Most of the planes were Vampires-with jct engines built in Sweden on British

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He also said the Administra-monwealth troops in Korea France but the car arrived at He added that the British

willing tion would be wil

Italy, ahead of to stop side by side for the first time Brindisi, people were making great

the stage is net for the forma-schedule. the shooting in Korea at the 38th that sacrifices. in order

Parallel and negotiate with the lion of a Commonwealth Divi- The accompanying Skymaster BRZAMUM strength of Britain

Chinese Reds if they

carries the car over water and sion. be contributed ta partnership in

later through the Unitch, sun-tanned Australian, also the second patr “of "drivers

Scottish and Canadian who are not in the car.

Rodio

between the contact infantry have been working to- freedom.

The aim of the free world Nations,

BRADLEY'S REVELATION gether for days Bebind then plane and car is made at pre- musi be to #ain suffetent

As Mr Acheson put the final are Canadian, British and New arranged times. So far it has strength to make it ckur lo

touches

en his statement, a Zealand gunners with a forbid-been most successful, with those no that he has an aggressor

Array of

in the car able to talk loudly 25-pounders and of his name the use

reported light

clearly to the plane 10,000 that General Omar Bradley, They all have backing from the feet up and 70 miles distant. "The Iron Curtain can only Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of great 62-ton Centurion tanks of The four drivers, led by be drawn apart by reasonable

Staff told

Committee the Eighth Husars. An Indian IIcas, hope to take the car round and honourable negotiations. To

95 field ambulance unit has joined the world in 30 days to demon- achieve this requires gathering recently that Russia had

submarines in Far

Eastern with the British and Canadian (strate British enterprise in this of rulelen economic and

unith. to give medical service Festival of Britain year. military strength to remove all

This Senator said General right up to the front Inc.

It will be driven overland oggiasion"—Unlted

MacArthur, had testified that

Although three Brigades tho wherever possible. From Basra

will be flown Russia had only about 15 there British 29th, the Commonwealth the but the legislator thought he 28th and the Canadian 20th Bombay, whence it will make might have been

aro still in the

Journey talking off are together, they

long land the

****

without checking. dividually commanded by their Calcutta. Reuter,

an American General Bradley's statement Brigadiers under was regarded as significant in Commander. view of Admiral Forrest Sher- man's testimony that the United States Navy can control the seas

Panchen Lama

The attention of experts, how-fear ever, was focused on the "Flying, Press. Barrel" Werich was put Into' scriol production only last

The "Barrel" is

all- .an Swedish design with a British De Havilland Ghost jet engine built on licence by the aircraft factories at Tacilhattan, Central Sweden, 114 speed is officially given as 657 miles-per-hour, The armament Includes 16 rockets on one of the versions built, while another version is supplied with guns.of.unknown.

colibre.

Makes

To

Promise

Mao

London, June 3. The Panchen Lama, young

waters.

the

The Brigades will be brought divisional together under the

command of Lieutenant-General

in the Far East. The Chief of J. H. Cassels on Aug. 1, accord- Naval Operations said the Navy ing to a high-ranking

was

stronger now than at any officer today.—Beuter." time in history except during

World War 11.

An inflrential Democratic

who also preferred to Kashmir

leader has Senator, The first series of "Flying Tibetan spiritual Barrels ordered by the Gov-written to Communist China's remain anonymous, predicted in ernment is reported to number Mao

strive

500.

with

Tse-tung promising

for national unity

the

Tass said that the Panchen

other

Premier's

beenAccusation

The

Brilish

Srinagar, June 3.

car

Record Of Arrests In Yugoslavia

A

Belgrade, June 3.

to

10

total of 8,403 people as been arrested for pro-Comin form activities in Yugoslavia since Marshal Tito broke with the Kremlin three years aço, Yugoslavin's Minister of the Interior

General Alexander Rardcovitch, announced here to- day.

At one point two boys of 14 Lama bad telegraphed Mao, patience than I would more solve the Kashmir issue been set at liberty but of them

the Chinese

tho

that the Coin- to the meantime

mittee would eventually wach general agitement on at least The Air Force display in Tibet as a result of the recent

Live points-that MacArthur signed with cluted features such 05 flying Agreement brass band sweeping low over

official Soviet was not guilty of military in- Chinese, Tass,

that subordination and News "Agency,

to- the heads of

reported spectators

procedures should have one bugier in cach Diane night.

Riving used to remove him. The new agreement, blowing away at his instru-

Senator John Sparkman (Do. ment from the open cockpit.

China effective control in Tibet, The music was performed was signed in Tibet. Under mocrat, Alabama) said he was Lama enough of an optimist to hope

Premier of disputed All these prople, he Baitl, from half a dozen slow-moving its terms the Panchen

that the lengthy hearings would Kashmir. Sheikh Mohamed had been sentenced to "specially Flosler Storeh observation

will co-operate with the Dalai

accused the useful labour", Lama, Tibet's temporal and produce some unity on foreign Abdullah, today planes.

thought Mr Security Council of trying to A total of 3,718 people has Other planes engaged in spiritual lender.

had shown "a lot balloon hunting.

have".

"novel and astounding methods, 1.2 per cent have been re- ACHESON ACCUSED of Cholman

anconnected even remotely with res and

for hostile 10,

Activities sion #arrested respectively, were

Ilowever, even as Mr Acheson the basic question of aggression." after saying Government, allowed to request by

People's radio

their release, the Minister He was addressing. G00

said. from the pilots any

flying "From now on, so as to carry prepared to go before the Com-

Edward Martin gates at the

of the annual session mittee,

to stunts

He added it was necessary they could

out the agreement in measures think of.-

Pennsylvania) Nation

National Conference Party con- of (Repu for the peaceful liberation

arty co-publish Associated Press.

these figures to give Tibet,

finishing the lie to Cominform "alanders". I shall strive towards joined the Repulican demand for vened to give the liberation and development thorough house-cleaning of the Assembly elections scheduled torj

his Immediate dismissal and touches to the Constituent HOUT

treatment in human of the Tibetan nationality is

the same time strict", order to throw off the yoke of State Department. Ile charged September. Those present includ- but at

Mr that

Acheson's Korean ed India's

Premier Jawaharlal the Minister said, malutaining and foremost I shall polley was an "open invitation Nehru and three Ministers of his that it was in strong contrast

Government, China strive for the strengthening of to the Communists to

to embark

who flew from to the free ride in Korea" and Delhi this

morning to attend the which the national unity of the on a Tibetan nationally with

adopted the was

Mr Truman plenary session. by Mr other fraternal nationalities and vice of the Joint Chiefs of

und Mr Acheson against the ad- for unity within

Abdullah said the "prolonged stalemate

sus- Staff.

and agonising the Tibetan

pense and

of the Senator Martin sald

uncertainty pationality itself".Reuter.

Kashmir speech over the

Issue in the United Pennsylvania

son's Nations" compelled his Govern-

Ile d'Yeu; June 3. radio station that Mr Acheson's

The condition Planetesimony this far indicated "wo ment and his National Con-

of former Party to surrendered the right ofference

Pelain, complete Marshal, have

which haa independent action in inter-arrangements to hold elections taken a turn for the worse in affairs to the United for a "sovereign Constituent the past 24 hours, was better 59 - year- old Persian Batternal

Nations".

In September. Assembly in

tonight, though still serious. The tone of his remarks did Abdullah repeatedly stresscá Madame Petoln, who this

visited the points to be afternoon not indicate whether Mr Acheson that one of

the Pierre eould say little or much. on decided by the proposed Con-Levee fortress on the Ile d'Yeu, a surgical operation, Monday to quiet Republicanstituent Assembly is its future sald on returning to her hotel: board a regular pas demands for his dismissal or amllation, adding "we will allow "I found him aä tilo better plane here 20 minutes resignation, When Mr Acheson's no power to prevent us from thon yesterday. He rested dur for independence.”. United before it touched down at testimony in completed, the completing this insk."-Asso-ing the day. His pulse is ve-

Geneva, Reuter.

Fate

Of Church imperialism for good In Red

the missions

In

Tokyo, June 3. Radio Peking announced today "Chinese Christians are deter- mined to sever all relations with and other foreign Americans

Anally, permanently and completely.de

thoroughly, Died The announcement was Ta by Wu Yao-tsung, described in

Geneva, June 3. the broadcast.as

A "Christian leader." The announcement sald Mehral,

architect, Mr Hussein the decision was made at a

on his way recent nallonal

Ali from

to

by air conference Teheran to Paris

of leading Christians which undergo "marked a new development in died on the Church reform programime senger

Pros.

•

was

In

Committee vill have an oppor-ciated Press,

Members of the

bored!

POP

YES, INDEED.

MY LIFE HAS BEEN FULL OF RICH ADVENTURES. |ALL'AS THRILLING AS

THE STORY IVE

JUST RELATEO!

"medieval manner" in "our slanderers" treat their prisoners.—Reuler.

PETAIN SERIOUS

coming stabilised."-Reuter,

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