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Like A Fox
WE Soviet Foreign Minis
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Mr Moletov is
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crafty old fox! As a tactical stroke his proposal for conference of European States and U.S.A. to discuss creating
security
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collective |
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brilliant move and Conference materialise which in likely
then he is sure ko score the alternative success of disunting the West. To Mrj Molotov this is an important, į Huot more important, thats the collective security system proposal itself. Last week while Geneva and the world were still flushed will the excitement of achieving - Acouse-fire ** Indo-China
atatesmen Let
politiciana prattled happoly about
peaceful LU-
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ANNOUNCED
"Young Blood" Comes Jockey Club's Rhee Speech Gets 50 Bandits
Into Ministry
LENNOX-BOYD MADE NEW
COLONIAL
SECRETARY
London, July 28.
The British Government tonight announced the resignation of Mr
Molotov, the Oliver Lyttelton, Colonial Secretary, in a cabinet reshuffle involving seven
posts.
tension, Mr peace-maker, produced this! not unexpected ace from his sleeve. His latest proposal |
beluted reply to the Western notes of May 7 rejecting Mr Molotov's earlier iden of a European security treaty.
No une
WIN
in
could deny that the Russian aute last week was woll timed. For the French anti- EDCists it was a godsend. It in freely conceded France now that the Suviet move has further reduced the already slim chances of BDC bung rutified. appealed Immensely mations of German who feared that this might be the last opportunity to get! unity with the East, Nor! were these Germaas all sup- · porters
Olenhauer's · Sorial Democrata. What i chances
there of 1 the Soviet proposal being accepted? Virtually nono. For Britain and America remain adamant that to throw Western Europe open to an all-European collective security system would be to make nonsense of all that
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inure.
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The official announcement issued from No. 10 Downing Street gave these other changes:
Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, now Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, to succeed Mr Oliver Lyttelton as Colonial Secretary;
Mr Derek Heathcoat-Amory, now Minister of State at the Board of Trade, to become Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, in succession to Sir Thomas Dugdale, who resigned last week.
Mr John Archibald Boyd-Carpenter, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, to become Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, in succession to Mr Lennox-Boyd.
Mr Austin Richard William Low, now Parliamentary Secre- tary, Ministry of Supply, to become Minister of State, Board of
Trade.
Mr Henry Brook, not previously in the government, to be- come Financial Secretary to the Treasury;
Generous
Donation
The Hongkong Jockey Club announced this morning it had made a donation of $75,000 to the South China Morning Post Fire Relief Fund.
The Fund now stands at $176,715. Seo P.10 for other contributions.
A Cool Reception In U.S.A.
Washington, July 28.
President Syngman Rhee appeared today to have aroused little support in Congress for his plan for an armed attack on China.
HK POLICE he believed that an Asian army of 2 million men
LAUNCH MISSING
A Police launch No. 28, last known to have a crew
could defeat
Chiang Kai-shek, mid when asked if he would favour the South Korean slatesman's plan for overthrowing the Chinese Communist Government: "On that I am not too certain. I feel
Dr Rhee told a joint session of Congress that
with additional American aid and supported by United States naval and air power the forces of Communist China.
Senatur Alexander Wiley Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Commitee, was among the Influential meanbers of Con- gress who showed appurent coldness to Dr Rhee's proposal. of nine Chinese und some Senator Wiley. Republican, that there might be other more
told arms on board, was report-listen to Dr Rher: "I listened
reporters after he hund effective ways to make use of
the forces of the free world." ed missing from its moor- with interest lo a great man
"I'LL WAIT” ings at Sai Kung this morn-and a great patriot who made a ink. R.A.F. aircraft are great spouch for his country,"
Scnator Henry Jackson, He making a wide search for
was asked whether he Democrat, said: **What favoured Dr Rhee's proposal but | South Korean President Wis the launch.
proposing was a form of limited preventive war Our big job people there that side of freedom dence colonialism,"
The discovery was made at 7declined to comment, a.m. when the crew failed to make their half-hourly report at Sai Kung Police Station."
The 10-feet vessel la manded by Sub-inspector_C, J.
com-
Sir Edward C. G. Boyle, Bart to become Parliamentary Cunningham who came off duty
at 8 pun yesterday and Secretary to the Ministry of Supply.
The appointment is also announced of Mr Richard H. Thom- son, to become Lord Commissioner of the Treasury (a Government "Whip" or Party Manager).
Soon after the announcement was made Sir Lionel Heald, Q.C., British Attorney-General, placed his resignation in the hands of the Prime Minister.
Sir Lionel fenld, who is 56, has been Attorney-General sinee
1951.
Sir Edward Boyle, the new Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Supply, is only 30.
receive a salary 1e will £1,500 a your.
have
LYTTELTON'S LETTER
of the Board of Trade the same Winston Churchili year. Slr
L Minister of appointed him of State and called hlm to the The annuncement sat "The they have striven for in the Right Honourable Oliver Lytte!!
Cabinet in 1941, sphere of European defence to
From 1942 until 1945, he was DS (
MC
M in the last nine years, NATO Secretary
a post State for
The Government published Minister of Production, would be no
EDC Comics,
which he combined with being having tenderett has tonight an exchange of letters with
President of the Board of Trade would b Toat beyond resignation, the Queen has been between Mr Lyttelton and the
for short period In 1945. Prime Minister. redemption
Western graciously pleased to accept {1."
Mr Lyttelton and
who has Mr Lennox-Boyd, "When you The anouncement added that said:
WITC good Europe would be left
been Minister of Transport and 10 put me In your sitting targel not for Ger- the Queen had been pleased to enough
nts Cabinet, I told
that for Civil Aviation since 1952, has you militarism, 03 theve the list of appointments
not had previous experience in the που reasons I could personal Russians allegedly fear, but and also that Mr Low be mate
In 1951 and two Colonial Office. a member of hele gures years.
Council, serve for more than about two for Communist expansiota. the body of ligh
More than three years
1952. He was Minister of State for the Colonies. passed and I fear that for herself as mivisers appointed FRANCE'S
bay FRA
these same personal reasons, to on high restitutional issues,
Though only 40, his Govern- EDC spring mainly from)
from It also said that Mr Heathcot must now resign my office and ment experience dates the fact that if the treaty Amory, who is 55, will be a return to private life. There is pre-war days as he was Parlia- is ratified the German Ariny meintier of the Cabinet,
probably
no wholly opportune mentary Secretary to the Minis-
Secretary will be reborn and that at
of try of Labour in 1038 and 1939. the Colonies to re- During the war, he held op- some later stage, militarista Mr Boyd Carpenter, regarded State for
as Parliamentary of the ablest of the sign, but I feel that this moment pointments will regain
of power, break
the Ministry administrators, at the end of the session is not Secretary to Government's
Food and to the from the European! achieved fuil ministeriai rank alį untimely.
Ministry of awny Defence System and lunch the age of 40.
"Many colonial problems re-
Aircraft Production. out for the third tim; this Mr Low, 50, risco from the main and others will follow, but
AVERAGE AGE: 48 century across the French run of junior minister to the the main tasks with which this
Government were faced when The average age of the seven a Minister of borders. But Russia's idens £3,000 level of
by Sir appointed they took office are now well in ministers of "neutralising" Gerrauny,
hand.
Winston Churchill tonight is 48 keeping her armed forces in
"I am
proud very
to have
Political circles conalder that check
has taken and minintaining
entrusted
these the Prime Minister with
objections
US
ona
MINISTER AT 46
State
Mr Lennox-Boyd, 59, Mr Heathcoat Amory and Mr aBoyd-Carpenter will receive
(51) entering the Government # e Junior minister al the Treasury, will get £2,000.
Huge Tidal Waves Flood Town
Eastern Germany today the word "Police Force" is just an implausible euphemism. The force numbers 250,000 and includes land Police, sea Police (with frigate-sized gunboats) and air Follce.
the In Germany,
word "police" therefore is pure humbug. But the Soviet idea has Implanted this belief in the minds of many
New Delhi, July 28. French politicians: that if Genova can end the country's Men, women and chikiren troubles in Indo-China, why fled from their homes for
moment for
been
tories.
your unfailing
The
to
-
turbod
Sal Kung Police Station he usually does. He was not due for duty until 8 a.m.
who in- Chinese crew, Hluded a Police Corporal, re- *ported to the Station every half-hour during the night. The last report was made at 6.30 am. today. When no report came at 7 am. Inspector Cunningham went to Investigate and found the launch missing.
STONY
SILENCE
Washington, July 28, The US Congress EAVE warin welcome to President of South Syngman Rheo Korea when ́ho, arrived to make his spëtch recom- mending a "counter-attack" In Asia, with the support of US air and naval forces.
The paria of address U.S. for her thanking the
country aid to his
were applauded, but those re- commending war in Asia were greeted with a stony silenco-Franco-Presse.
An extensive search is being made for the missing launch.
Tho R.AF sent out three Austers, a Harvard and a Sunderland aircraft to malce a
01 the search
neighbouring waters.
The Austers and Harvard
Sunderland is continuing supported
arut
Senator
the
the Far East, to convince the we are on the and indepen- are opposed
Albert
το
Attack Farm House
Tunis, Tunisia, July 28..
irointed French
An
farm house in the moun- tains of wostern Tunisia was attacked-by a band of 50 bandita during the night, the
Police
reported.
French
The attack confirmed for more than an hour but tho fellagha_were Binally besten off. The attackers suffered sono infuries.
Five railway WOTKOIN, riding a hand-car between Menken and Sidi Goubrina, од the Tania-Sfax
line, were hurt when their car
tracks. ran off the
Оде
rafl had been removed by saboteurs during the night. Two of the men are f crilicnt condillon-Unitari Prem
Singapore Shark Tragedy
Singapore, July 28.
“frog- A Royal Navy Gore,
Democrat, said: "I shall await man", helping to search for with interest the reaction of opium believed dumped in President Eisenhower and the Singapore Harbour, was at Secretary of State, Mr John tacked by a shark today and
President
Foster
Dulles, ta Rhee's proposal,"
The general feeling mong
members of both the Senate and the House of Representatives seemed to be one of great per- sonal sympathy for Dr Rhee and admiration for the stand South Korea had spread Pucific.
fatally bitten before help arrived.
Larkin made against the of Communism
in the
He was C, B. Larkin, 20, who, was on a diving operation with another British navai rating about 100 yards offshore when the shark attacked.
was bitten in the thigh and both hands and died from loss of blood before the could be taken to a hospital.
The two sailors were hoping Customs officera search for with scant offelal, or unofficial, opium-United Press.
was reported President Eisenhower,
SCANT ENTHUSIASM But the drastic measures he proposed seemed to have met
enthusiasm. It
Senator Pat McCarran, Deine that
have returned without success. crat, who has for many years backed by American milliary Kai Tak Struggle
The
the search.
the cause of Nationalist Government
Correspondents Attack Suppression Of Airliner Outrage News:
Strong Criticism Of Hongkong Authorities
the
to
and economic experts had of attempted to dissuade Dr Rhee from his theory that the Korean
A young Chinese transit conflict should be reopened.
Passenger from Bangkok duc Dr Rhee
to con- Talpei refused to board the tinue his talks with American plane
to continue his journey, leaders aimed at winning both after his arrival in Hongkong economic and military assistance this morning for a brief, stop= for his country until Friday.over.
The Foreign Correspondents' Club in Hong- kong alleged today there was a deliberate effort by Hongkong Government authorities, with the co- operation of U.S. authorities here, to prevent correspondents and journalists from obtaining the facts of the ditching of a Cathay Pacific Airways aircraft on July 23,
4ho
was
supervised Police force are the top ministerial salary of responsibilities and grateful for advantage of the resignations of not at all convincing, In £4,000 yearly and Mr Brook the opportunity to have served Sir Thomas Dugdale and Mr the people of the colonial terri-Lyttelton to give more respon- sible porta to promising "young "I have served under you for blood in the Government. 14 years of which nearly eight The changes give no indication
A nine-point resolution passed }. 4. Newsmen in the legitimate have been as a Minister, and of Sir Winston Churchill's view
grateful that of his own future and are not unanimously by members was pursuit of their duty were sub- am deeply
sent separately by the Foreign jected to undemocratle police through all these years, I have as far-reaching as some reports
Correspondents Club, yesterday suppression, including physical enjoyed
ton-had farcoast.
gratuitous Insults Political observers speculated under the terms of the resolu- Indignities, Adence and friendship."
tion to the Officer Administer and threats; Sir Winston Churchill replied: that a bigger reshuffle would
ing
Government, the B. In. at least one instanco a "I am indeed grieved that you come when Mr Eden takes over
can Consul General, and the Hon
news source in a junior pool- feel obliged to leave the great the reins following Sir Winston's Colonial Secretary, the Ameri-
threatened with Relations Public
Officer offee which your father held retirement which is expected
In
personal reprimis because he of The Secretary before you and to retire to a later this year. They speculated Hongkong;
had aided atif Bir
newsmen in per- that
Winston himself
Affairs and State for Foreign private life,
"You have been Secretary of planned to stay on much beyond the Secretary of State for the forming their duty;
6. The foregoing abuses were tary of State and the Director an inevitable result of a long- State for the Colonies during a this year he would have made Colonies in London; the Secre period of rugged and tangled a major reshuffle now.
Sir Winston chose a strate of the Office of Public Informa-established system for funnel- not another conference to high ground today as huge dificulties. With many of thesegle moment to announce
officiat the tion in the Department of De- ling
nows through to of the Teesta your strength of character and reshuffe. It was calculated tho European tidal waves
fence in
public relations Washington; and the government
which Secretary-General of the United office
in inadequately problem? And what river swept through the energy, and experience have help counteract the revolt of
staffed and
deplorably in- about Germany? The northern Bengal town of enabled you to cope in a decisive group of his rank-and-fle fol- Nations.
manner,
The following is the full text cfficient as arault; Social Democrats naturally Jalpaiguri and submerged
"In others, as for instance in lowers in the House of Com-
the resolution passed yester
MISLEAD NEWSMEN (being opposed to EDC) it.
Nigeria, where full results have
7. U.S. officials, in collaborat- The strong pressure of late day:: welcome the Russian pro
achieved, your for yet been
Cabinet reshuffles has 1. There Was A deliberate ing with the
Govern- Hongkong posal. So do many more the face of roging torrents of work has gained an evergrowing added to the discontent of effort by Hongkong Govermanentment, specifically attempted to
with confidence and several rebels in the Party but Gorman "Independents" who water.
authorities, nes the position this way: More than a million Indiang respect of the House of Com- tonight's reshuffle may not rol Tonors to prevent newsmen vented them from interviewing
to appeara "The first aim of Gorman face death and ruin from flood mons and it is my belief that nearly far enough
dissidents, OTHERS have swept across thousands of and grave affairs will be regard our country. If the
Other Conservative square miles in northeast India, od as wise and notable by German-Allied trostles do In places the water is 20 future generations.
are known to want to resign, bub Sir
Winston evidently bas "Our personal friendship has bub not lead to this goal, another deep.
Kalimpong. In the Darjeeling boon treasured by me through 40 persuaded them. hold of their
.to way must be found. The settlement foreseen
Bengal, is stormy years. Your services in resignations.
Government
War abule is
overcome
Mass evacuation was begun inco
measure of the
mona.
As
tho
Д
as to the
co- mislead newsmen of U.S. authorities at gravity of the incident and pro- from obtaining the facts of the the US. crew of the U.S. resoLLe Miching of a Cathay Pacific aireraft with the inadequate ox-
1954,
policy is the reunification water from nine rivers which your contribution to these grim many of the WAT Tisters | Airways ulteraft on July 23 planation that" "this 'iz @British
of
for
Astrict virtually
of West
་
PREVENTED
8. The foregoing · abusos pendunt.to, a bolivovidént Biod of tho A full-scale ro- 2. This polley prevented the intolerable violation
deal the
“democratic principle of world's press; · Indo-China includos the water. Roads and railways ba
ds and railways be-cabinet the second world and propagandi og made pura for appto-Freedom of Explo principle of free elections on India and Nepal are re war, aro on record.
On bohair Prime Ministernisters able sources the vital news that state of emergency covering in from reitable and a tribut-principle may be properly sus
pended, only by proclamallan of under International control. posted to be completely sub of all our
in the Among It may be that Russia will merged.
want to go are the the aircraft,
and the commistinity' na 'A whole" in of Labour Sir Walter not simply plotám. Sot the clear interest of its mourity: allow this in Germany too
Across the border in zunië Present administrationbewich | believed thosher Aarther you if.sho nges her own security thie authorities have ordered sucómppinen
the immedionó ·, evacuation of Mr Lyttelton, sod 61, has Defence, guaranteed". These, are the vang, in the Chumbi Valley, been Colonial Socrwlary-since | Alexati two greatest dangers facing rood wateru inceraspecula to 1:31. He enterede polders in Wanneer Western solidarity on this mult _the"f
hows withid: 24 1910, aher a mument busi
Trade Minister of operational scoll RobynAL NA 8.: Newamma....... kris
(the) and ;; one-half houry thereafter arkayan
were prevented front | ¿be reliable, details from
Reuter.
was
Body Found
When transit passengers were requested to board the plane, ho held on to chairs and rolled on the floor; babbling hysterically.
He was eventually put on The Police picked up the body board, but ibe Captain refused of 011 unidentißed Chinese to accept him as a passenger.
took him to. aged about 37 years this man The Police then ing. Clothed in a black Chinese | Kowloon Hospital suft it was found floating off The passenger's name is Tan
Fl-kim, aged 22. Tonnochy Pler.
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