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Danger Of War Less Acute If West

New submarine escape devices have been' texted out by haval kelentists, and the Admiralty have completed and put into use, the 100ft, escape tower for training sub, crews. This picture shows the new type of marker buoy with which sub- marines will be equipped. It has a flashing light, reflecting read-studs and radio-Central Press Photo.

FIRST

BRITISH

PRESS COUNCIL ANNUAL REPORT

London, Oct. 14.

Britain's Press Council, set up a year ago to judge on newspaper ethics, reported today that the main questions with which it had to deal were alleged invasion of privacy, disclosure of secrets, reporting of crime and treatment of sex.

The Council's first annual report declared that exceedingly few specific cases of invasion of private life come before it.

Complaints sometimes

prose because of the large number of question reporters wishing to people in the news. The report suggested the newspaper world should find a remedy for this.

to

CRIME REPORTING

In crime reporting, the report said complaints that some newspapers Kave cri minaly a kind of glamour" #ppeared 10 be Trossly Exaggerated,

darislinary, authority as It wields should be exercised

Against those practices which by bringing the press into disrepute threaten that priceless liberty and weak-

the confidence en

which should exlart between, the ⠀. citizen and the professional Journalist.

"With this principle in mind, the Council believes that it has, done good already in creating o deterrent knivence against söme.

of the less desirable practices of

newspapers.**

Remains Firm

LORD COLERAINE EXPRESSES VIEWS

IN RUSSIA

Moscow, Oct. 13.

Lord Coleraine, leader of the British parlia

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mentary delegation visiting Russia, said today if COMMENCING TO DAY

the West was firm the danger of war could become much less acute.

He was convinced during his tour that "apart. from war the Russians have enough reconstruc- tion to keep them busy for 100 years which leads to the conclusion that the Soviet Government does not want war."

But he said this could only be relied on "If wo go ahead with the consolidation of the Western world."

Lord Coleraino added:

nad

"We !

the United States must stand together in Europe be cause if not Soviet Union will tako what she wants without wat."

RESOLUTE SECURITY

"The Soviet Union tenda to want resolute security at the expense of insecurity for everyone -elao,”

Lord Colerainė returned here today with one group

te to

Examination Of Espionage Evidence

Puris, Oct. 13.

The Paris military tribunal delegates who tourod Stalingrad, from

of the investigating, leaks of socrats Tills, Sochi and Kiev. He told Council today called a sudden the National Defence reporters he had not realised halt to the stream of witnesses before coming to Russia the

examine testimony taken extent the country suffered physically during the war and sur two weeks of intense

questioning. the reality of the German in- vasion. Battle scars showed up

Key figures in the Inquiry, clearly

from the air all over the suspended Police. Commissioner country.

Jean This accounted for the doar of Alfred Delarue, an tscaped con- Dides, mystery, witness another invasion, though it had viet, and Communist nowsman not altered the fact of Russia's Andre Baranes, have undergone dangerous method of soeking long quiz.

Bessions at' the city, al

"On our four, the immense Reuilly Barracks where Major Bernard do Resseguiór is hand- friendliness and the warmth of Ring the investigation, the kindliness and hospitality of the people themselves as well na officials impressed us," he said.

A tribunal

spokesman today Colonel Ralph Clarke, a Con- servative MP, who led the taken so far would get a thor

nowme all testimony group which visited Stalingrad, ough going-over in the next Sverdlovsk and Gorky, sald

ft together the pieces. "friendliness is not the synthetia France's top post-war espionage thing-it is from the heart and scandal: not the bend."

יי

told

his return here today that flew days as investigators. (FY) ||

vast

of good communications.

of

Mr. George Wigg, a Labour" The testimony transcript now M.P. said he was struck by the lakes up hundreds of pages distances and Importance which offdels must leaf through to find out exactly how and precisely why .the.. Defence Council's secrets were being. funnelled off, disclosing dan gerous security leaks in. the nation's most hush-hush mili- tary planning group,United Preas.

GAIETY LACKING: Ruris had completed its Post-war reootistruction and "advanced a bit from there. They lack the West's-zalety and sophistication, but the country to a going 'voncert and everyone gets enougha to eat and· tinued.

'wear" he coff-.

The Press Council, set up on the recommendation of a Royal Commission which sat in 1947 The report said that most

investigate the control, | cases -donit” with by the Council The East-West boycott was a management and ownership of had not been of a serious British newspapers., Comprised character and were the kind that

proprietors ard

aroso through misjudgmont or reves of the National human error.

Union af Journoista and the

of

entitled to

"plece of nonsense." Russia had done all she wanted merely by holding back some less im-

portant production.

Lord Coleraine announced to- night that the delegation would received tomorrow

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Institute of Journalists, its pur Jofinalism in today's complex. pe is to maintain press liberty society carried increasing respon- sibilities and "the printed word press judgment on any and alleged sapses of ethical stand can be a peculiar irritant." But Marshal Kliment! Vorsallov, Lacedelli yesterday were hailed

the Russian

Prusident and as the conquerors of the second ards by newspapers.

newspapers were has no protection from immoderate con- Chaliman of the

Supreme highest mountains in the world. direct disciplinary powers.

demnation. The report said the Soviet, Colonel J. Astor, Chairman of Council had often been asked to the Council-Editor

condemn a report on the grounds of the

that it was in "bad taste," Times-cald in a foreword to the annual report that the first year's work crxcouraged the hope, that the Council might do much to encourage and justify the confidence and goodwill of the public towards its press,

The report, said: "A free and trusted press is the only ultimate safeguard of Our Democracy. The rights of the individual to express itself aro precisely those

the

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It commented:" "This is difficult and disputable ground. Classical Alteraturo 25 is full of reminders that wo

have as many thousands of tartes as there are persona living and that what is right and joyous to somo la põle was to others."*

•

mer, Ardito Destu, leader of this year's successful. Itellan

vidt would He expected tha be "purely formal" and did not know if the delegation : would meet other government leaders. pedition to the top of the 28.250 The delegaten was enter-K-2 incuntain, sald the two tained tonight at a reception at veteran Alpine climbers reachett the Sovietskaya. Hotel by

the

the summit of the

Soviet Society for Chilfural peak together on July 81

unconquered Relations with. Foreign Coun- tries-Reuter.

London, “Oct. 18.

"Any other version of the final conquest of the penic is to be dismissed as indet

Me Anthony Eden, Foreign arbitrary, Deria said, Secretary, said here tonight |

that no British Foreign Secre»

The official announcement of tary could go it alone", but the men who first reached tho needed the support of

of the newspaper. If those of The Council was much more

newspaper are whittled ammenied will fair play than loyal staff and, an top-of the Himalayan Mountain” away, those of the individual with nicety of expression, or public upon of an informes came almost seven weeks after will surely diminish,

their identity was carried by conformity with fashion set | In the

he dola of Informing United Press lost (August 20. opinions, as Royal public

PRICELESS LIBERTY

**Tho Council therefore holds the view thats such

by the best, newspapers, ARENA Stand & Stammte Adeks - In revealing the identify of

. Listing the type of complaints exercises

influence, the K-2's conquerors, Desio once received by the Council, the ro Foreign Secretary saidhënieve again eulogised all thermomize. port said, samo: came, from those He was speaking as guest of of his expedition awk houd phone/ with "chips on their shoulders Honour at a dinner given by the adu' and determination," he said, axos to grind or bees in their | Institute here: tonight

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