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London, July 12.
Colonel Mareus Lipton, a Labour MP, is protesting to the War Office that guardsmen on sentry duty have been ordered to salute everyone who passes them wearing a bowler hat and carrying a tightly rolled umbrella, traditional dress of young Guards officers when they are off duty.
The mass-circulation Dally Mirror said on Friday that the "Salute all bowlers and umbrellas" order had been given to the young Guardsmen—and to prove it they published a picture on their front page reporters, correctly garbed, being saluted.
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officer who presed up and down Whitehall"
This explains why, NET last The day. Spes of civil per- whats hurt wingt in Government Adlices in Whitehall, wearing bowlers
CarryinK LIM- brellas, have fun puzzled
lent of the ruling junta d 10 why thes the suddenly 11
Government's penes
writ
rit a smart salute from the A worried Guards gemme. which aims it radi, Gurdsmen vating Communist and revising Major at Horse Guards parade the agrarian reform law to give
commented "Extraordanly. tand to the peasants.
most extraordiniry Speakers demanded the re-] standing. The whole thing will all of the Mexico Ambassador bo
to
Guatemala,
Michael,
That
Ville; though.” Senor
the
Ex-President laws." asylum Arbet sought arylin in the Mexican Eibarry during the [
rebellion--Rruler,
PRINCE TO VISIT HIS FATHER
Paris. July 12. Nine-year-old Prince Alexandre of Yugoslavin will spend a month of his vacation
with hts France
father, int ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia,
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Monday
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a horrible idle dozy moZI "'-—---- the worst thing is said of them.
Guards officers
Cal
nevar
refer to themselves all duty us being The Park court trying ine in civvies or mufti, but always divorce
of the forner in plain clothes. The
bowler onarch mid bin wife, Princess must be one size too small for Alexandria, raised no objection them. Besides their unbrellas, when the boy's parents said they may carry a small parcel turday they were agreed on the --but not a tuby-China Muil
Special. vacation plans.-United Press.
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10 Rescues (5).
17 Freed from moistura (5).
19 Helped (5).
20 Hand-warmers (5).
21 Rough (4).
22 Departed (4).
24 Political party, (4).
23 Eager (4).
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1954.
Swedish State Visit To London
King Gustav of Sweden takes the salute at Westminster Pier just after arrival with Queen Louise on a State visit to England. Prince Philip met the royal visitors at Greenwich and Queen Elizabeth of England was ni Westminster Pler to greet them with other mem-
bers of the Royal Family.-Express Photo.
Fourteen Killed
As
Tension
Rises In Tunisia
Tunis, July 12.
Fourteen French and Tunisian men, women and children died during the last 48 hours in Tunis as extremist attacks and counter-attacks multiplied.
The police reported All of the killed were victims of terrorism. today that of the 25 men and women wounded during the same period, only two were policemen injured in the course of duty.
The violence was set off on Saturday night when five armed Tunisians machinegunned 22 persons in the
injuring 16.
Police Watch Wounded Dominican
London, July 13, Polico kept combient watch here last night at Captain thebecade of Antonio da In Maka. Alr Talduong Dominican Attachie, who was Wounded in s shooting affray at the Dominican Rmbassy Saturday night.
The Embassy's First Secretary, Senior Don Lals Bernardino, was shot in
the houd and died Inter in bonytial,
International diplomaile procedure has set Scotland Yard detect|vės » difficult problem They cannot in- vestigate
the affaly until tho Dominican Embassy waived
diplomatio ix- munity, which the wounded Air Attache enjoys.
The Brillah Foreign Offico has not yet applied
Cap- condition
for this concession, tain Valquez's was stated last night to ba Ecrous-Beuter.
U.K. Envoy To Spain Nominated
London, July 12.
Sir Ivo Mallot, present British
Ambassador to
the
Yugoslavia, will be the new Ambassador to Spain, Foreign Ofice announced today.
Queen
Elizabeth hns ap-
proved Sir Ivo's appointment in succession to Sir John Balfour, who will be retiring "abortly."
Sir Ivo, 54, has been Ambas- sador in Belgrade since 1951,
he Because
WEB sent to Belgrade at a time when Anglo- Yugoslav relations were
con
midered "delicate," his transfer reflected the improvement in the
position today.
Diplomatic
observers
aiso
took the news of his move as an indication that Britain wus
Jebb Informs important naval port city of Ferryville, killing six and looking to improve her relations
France Of London Talks
Paris July 12
The British Ambassador, Stri Gladwyn Jebb, called on the French Secretary of State for
reng Alloys, M. Guerin Beaumont, Hongriat Au
}.
Within the next 24 hours, two Mourish enfes were splattered
Re With machinegun fire at bourba and in the Djemall area. Two Tunisians were killed and three injured in the first attack, which the police sald was carried at by "Europeurs." The second took three lives and left four men wounded,
The bodles of two more men were discovered between Tan- infc:mnouch and Guisa this morning.
him of the results of the Anglo- The police say they were victims American talks in London anut terrorist attacks. German sovereignty.
re-
the
in addition, two policemen a routine were shot down on patrol In the Bemble region. Two others in a military patrol dis- appeared, the police say, and presumably have been kidnapped or killed by felingha outlaws.
SHEIK DIES
According
usually wel- to Inform d quarters. Sir Gladwyn Jebb reported that the Ameri- can and British representatives
London had agreed to in
that comment strongly France djd
rality not
Community European Defence treaty, the Borin agreements.
Germany buck giving
front of his home last week sovereignly, should be allowed died yesterday, the hospital re to cater into force independently
ported. of EDC.
British Ambassador that
her
A former shelk shot down in
with Spain, following renewed demands for the | Gibraltar.
return
of
without inci- Marrakesh today den. M. Lacoste was greeted by
Sir Ivo is regarded as one of Pasha el Glaoul, who told him:
ablest diplomatic re- "Be assured, Mr Ambassador. Britain's
of Morocco are ali the peuple
presentatives. He has held pests ir Berin and Rome, and occu- that they are you and behind
10 make sacrilk
topled top posts in the Foreign ready obtain peace and serenity for Office during his 29 years in the
Foreign Service.--United Press. our country."-United Press.
Princess Margaret
Inspects
The Third Hussars
Bonn, July 12.
Three hundred men of the Third Hussars were drawn up on parade at Iserlohn under the command of Lieutenant Colonel N. M. Wall when Princess Margaret, who is on a three-day visit to West Germany, inspected the Regiment.
While between 7,000 and French In the absence of the Premier, 8,000 Frenchmen and M. Pierre Mendes - France, M.
turned ou! In sympathisers do Beaumont reminded the Ferryville today for the funeral the of those who died in Saturday's French Government stovel by nitack, Native storekeepers in the fact that, the Bonn treaty, the Bembla area closed up their was dependent on the EDC bet shops as a sign of mourning for 60 degrees Fahrenheit. carried into effect (13 wa Tunisian victims ol French specifically started in the treaty, counter-terrorism.
Sir Gladwyn Jebb's call OTI
the
followed
They shivered in a temperature of well under
The Regimental colours not a flag but two D'Orsay Quai
- were carried on horsebacks The French Resident-General, silver kettle drums shortly on Sir Winston Chur-Pierre Volzard, attended the chill's statement in the House Ferryville funeral this morning by Sergeant K. D. Armstrong, escorted by two The drums were of Commons that it would be and announced that everything Quartermaster Sergeants. little less than marines" to leave possible would be done to end Germany with no choice but to the routine terror now present granted to the Regiment by George II after the
battle of Dettingen, in 1743.
raise national army,
This statement was seen horo
as part of the Anglo-American
everywhere in Tunisia.
APPEAL
LUNCHEON
The Princess was wearing the will drive by car and her
clothes
will she visit when same
be correspondingly campaign to bring pressure on
at Wahnerheide this shortened-China Mall Special to ratify tho
Christon groups in Tunisia, arrived France
EDC.
all morning and though it was Foreign Once officials refused to meanwhile appealed to comment on it tonight. But they sections of the population for drizzling, she took the first half pointed out that treaty agree an end of the "eye for an eye of the half-hour parade without protection from the ments between France and her philosophy which is causing
any innocent deaths, allics excluded Western possibility ot Britain and America dealing with Germany without French agreement. -** Reuter,
DOUGLAS IN NEW DELHI
weather.
of
!
the
for
Bonn, July 12. Princess Margaret, who is on a three-day via to West Ger- at the luncheon many, suld A communique signed by the
When she went back to the given in her honour by the Roman Catholic Archbishop
President, Pro Carthage, the Reformed Church saluting base the was persuaded West German
Sertor Theodor HAICES, I am Pastor and the leaders of the by an aido-de-camp to use a
and Russian large black umbrella. As the sorry that there should be af Tundsinn, Grock Orthodox Churches, sald:
Regiment passed and gave her this time calamitous floods in "eyes right", they war, her south of Germany, "We remind you that no smiling down at them train which, Mr President, you have
my heartfelt sympathy." one has the right before God to under its shelter. endanger the life of his neigh-
Plans
'She said she was delighted to bour and to be his own judge
to photograph the condemn absolutely the Princem with the officers of the be able to come to Bonn and We
cancelled she deeply appreciated the kind reprisals and of Regiment? were practice of crimes which hurt the Innocent because the seats set up in hospitality she was receiving. ...pesco cannot be built of semi-circle in the lawn were "My stay in Germany must be of necessity a short one," she dripping wet, je rodi hate."
said. "Too short alas for me to After her, Holir año half, vielt see all that I would have wished In France's other troubled Mr Douglas remarked to re North African territory, Princess
* Margaret drove off of your lovely countryside and porters that the old feudalism Morocco, fires set in an im with haise Iris Paside her the gracious houses and historic. which dlod in Europe a few portant Casablarken, tobacco centuries ago wWAB :1 still alive in plant on Saturds caused an Lady Waiting and escorted Hallelings which it contains.
F have heard much, however, Asia, and Africa As
estimated 60,000,000 to 100 by German pole motoraycles. They shaded for Collect nost He said he regarded as seal 000,000 france domage (US$11 Bed Dema the idence of the impressive recovery you stabilising influence in this part 420 to $285,000) to the stored of the world the young indepent tobacco and the building the of Geral Sir Richard Galey have made in thead last few years and 1 look forward to see dent republies, of, Burma, dndia
police
Tomorrow it (be weather is for myself the evidence. In town and Pakistan
thulasz étaited - London
New Delhi, July 12, Mr William O. Douglas, Unlied States Supreme Court Justice, unexpectedly arrived here last night en route to Australia to lecture on the American consti- tution
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