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DENOUNCED QUEEN'S 8: ALHAMBRA Pridi Banomyong Branded A Traitor By Ex-Attache

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The picture shows Ice "streamers" on the stays and structure'nt the base of the 750 feet high 'mast at the British Broadcasting Corporation's television trans- mitting station at Holme Moss in Yorkshire, which is 1,750 feet above sea level. The BBC's television trans- milting stations are built on high and exposed sites and such ice streamers are formed by clouds blown by a strong wind. While this picture was being taken the ice fell in great masses weighing two to three hundred- weight, deluging the photographer with a rain of ice. --BBC Photo,

FLOOD FOOD DISTRIBUTION

U.S.To Counter

Red Moves

Washington, Aug, 16.

The United States plans to take steps to counteract Communist moves to distribute Ameri- can flood relief goods behind the Iron Curtain through international agencies, United States offl- cials said today.

They said that while the United States is acting primarily for humanitarian reasons it still wants the people behind the Iron Curtain to know where the aid is coming from.

Bangkok, Aug. 16.

Government spokesman Lieut-General Mom- luang Kharb today denounced his former Free Thai chlet, Pridi Banomyong, as a traitor.

Kharb," who also is Director of the Public Relations Department and Deputy Chief of Staff_was__Thai Military Attache in Washington when the Pacific war broke out. The Attache then became Free Thal's military chief in the United States.

Kharb said that Pridi Banom-] yong, who has been chosen by The Communists to lead their Thailand, campalin ogainst would irad most of his Corner Free That members against their former chief "because those loving democracy's way of lite are not of the BAIO political iden na Pridi."

New British

Ambassadors

He said that one of the few former Froe Thola who would follow Pridi would be Sanguan Tularrak who now probably was Mr

in Peking.

Appointed

London, Aug. 17. John Walter Nicholls,

Assistant Under CMG, 45,

at Secretary

the Foreign

Ambassador to Offee an-

TRUMPED UP CHARGES Kharb pointed out the in-office in charge of the Informa- creasing number of trumped up tion Department, has boon ap- charges the Chinese Communists pointed British were directing against Thailand Israel, the Foreign and saw in this a good indication nounced today,

the Communist intention to Mr Nicholls will succeed Sir of th

has been stage aggression against Thal-Francis Evans, who land by the usual Communi Britain's envoy in Israel for methods

nearly three years.

Не

one Kharb said that in Astm the

becomes

Arabassadors Communister first set Mao Tse-youngest tung_against Chiang Kai-shek British Foreign Service.

diplomat, A career Kim Il-sung then agines Syngman Rheo in Korea served in Athens, Lisbon, Bonn and lately Ho Chi-minh against and Moscow. Bao Dal. He added that they Mr Nicholls who will go to next month, is being succeeded in his position at the Foreign Office by Mr Paul Grey, former

British Minister in Moscow.

PAKISTAN

in

now

China,

up Pridi Israel were setting against Premier Phiban Song-

gram.

FOREIGN TROOPS

of the in the

he has

He acted. "Now Pridi lo The Government announced bringing foreign troops to invade | today it had appointed Mr A. C. our country. For this ho should Symon to be British High Com- be considered a traitor."

missioner in Pakistan to succeed Kharb, however, sníd that Sir Gilbert Laithwaite. there was nothing to be afraid of Mr Symon, who is 62, is now from Pridi but added that "the Assistant Under-Secretary of real danger for Thailand would State in the Commonwealth Re- come when Mao Tse-tung delations Office. He will take up cidos to throw in his Chinese his appointment at the end of troope to help Pridi against this this year, the announcement country.

said.

The Press conference which Kharb gave this morning was the first one after a long silence. -United Press.

Pressure On

Mau Man

7

to

to

He has had long experience in the Indian-Sub Continent.

He joined the old India Office In 1910.

was Assistant Secretary to the Indian delega tion to the Disarmament Con- ference in 1032-23, Bocrotary to the Indian delegation to the London naval conferenco in 1935-36 and Secretary to the

Mission Indian Purchasing the United States subsequently. Nairobi, Aug. 16. Kenya security forces

He later became Deputy British today maintained their pressure on High Commissioner In India terrorists operating and on two occasions neled as Mau Mau

High Commissioner--Reuter and from the hills and forests north of here. In the past week, 96 United Press. terrorists have been killed and 12 captured, while a further 460 SENATE APPROVES have been held on suspicion.

COMPENSATION Strikding back against loyal

Washington, Aug. 16, farm workers in the Kiambu Albtrict

The Senate today approved yesterday forced 14 children and 26 adults and sent to the House a bill to to falte the Mau Mau oath, it was pay $10,000 to the estate of the Korenn Presbyterian Minister who died of injuries suffered when he was beaten by an American Army officer:

terracists

United States officials said that the Communist bosses of East Germany and Hungary accepted Pre sident Eisenhower's emergency food offer because they feared that a rebuff would backfire against them.

They said the Red leaders almost certainly would set off a learned here today.-France- Rev. Pan Wha-il, apparently had in mind their wave of anti-Government feel-Presse.

ing in both of the food-short sad experience a year ago when East Germany turned down a satellites.

the the food By accepting 'The people similar food offer.

can claim they swarmed acrore the Iron Cur-Communists tain to get American food any-always have the interests of the people foremost in thelle mind. Official expect the satellite

way.

J. FRED MUGGS LEAVES FOR U.S. Tokyo, Aug. 16.

According to the Senale Judiciary Committee, the off- our, Second Lieutenant James G. Goff, later was dismissed from J. Fred service and sentenced to two hard labour for A- after a gravated assault. He was leader younger brother of Army United States

star US televisions The President's latest offer Government authorities to try to was extended on July 29 to help get the American food dumped Muggs left here today by air years at

lu Korea United

flood victims of the rampaging into an "international hopper for the United States

01 goodwill of a party which suspected the Danube on both sides of the Iron to be distributed by agencies five-day visit Curtain. West Germany and like the Red Cross. In that mission to Japan, staying at the Minister' Austria accepted immediately. way the Reds would minimise Nikkatsu Hotel, ons of Tokyo's stealing Communist East Germany and America's role in helping food most luxurious hotels.Chins property

Mail Hungary took up President victims Eisenhower's offer last week, much to the surprise of some American diplomats.

INFORMATION MEDIA Omcials explained that United |States efforts, to prevent this happening would include a from Experts feel, however, that by campaign on the part of all accepting the food

Government in-

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