HARDING OFF, TO CYPRUS
"WITH AN OPEN MIND" Will Make A "Full Blown Appreciation"
London, Sept. 27.
Field Marshal Sir John Harding, who has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Cyprus, said here this evening that as soon as he arrived on the island he would make a "full blown" appreciation of the situation.
He said that he was going to Cyprus with an open mind. "I don't want people to think that I am going to arrive with some pre-judged opinions or firm plans. That would be foolish and very wrong."
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Sir John Harding was being | intelligence
and the armed Interviewed by Journalists at forces. They are already work- Northolt airport near London. Ing together in Cyprus. One of on his return from attending the first things is to check up British army manoeuvres in on that team-work." Germany. With him was Gen- eral Sir Gerald Templer, who is succeeding him as Chief of the Imperial General Staff.
IMMEDIATE STEPS
Asked to comment on a stato. the Grook. Forelan ment by Mmister that his appointment indicated Britain had gone war over the Cyprus issue, the Fleid Marshal replied:
am very
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The Field Marshal Gold: "When I get to Cyprus I shall token up that attitude. set about taking any immediate steps I consider necessary on the advice of the people there and start to work on what call a full blown appreciation of the situation.
"Then I shall decide what policy to recommend to the government
uny major
changes in policy are to be re- cannot achieve anything except In conditions of stability. and security and that is a job to be "done anyhow."
commended, Obviously you
on
ex-
Ho hoped to draw perience in Malaya and Kenya "whero we found that this business of security is a three-
member team-the civil ad ministration, the police nnd
my oppo- SWOOP BY COMMANDOS
He did not offer a detailed for renomination even if he re- account of how Roosevelt tried ceived only one vote.
President was to help his political opposition. He said the Secretary-General
But he did fight against charges encouraging Stark, that ho
pent" Truman said. had repiled that he also would
anent, product of
Ho machine welcome German membership.
referred to corrupt political
head-
Lloyd C. Dr von Brentano said that
then ed by late Tom Pendergast who Stark,
the Democratic Germany had
Governor of Missouri who, with not made an
went to prison as a result of an actual application. Asked when
US
· Maurice · Milligan, the Dr Mohamed Fudhli Aljamall, that might come,
income tax fraud investigation. he replied:
Truman was irst elected to District Attorney for Kansas chairman of the Iraqi delega-The moment when we should the illness would only be a
the Senate in 1934 and carly in City, was defeated by Truman tion, said France was wing be requested, as a united Ger-
1940 decided to seek renomina- in the 1940 primary. brutal measures to suppress the
we will Immediately passing character.
"I do
tion in the Democratie primary. not think his illness opply for membership.
He sald Roosevelt offered "in MORE QUALIFIED "We wait for the time when will have any influence what-
put him Commerco will be welcomed by all over on the Geneva conterence 1oundabout way to
the Interstale the on for will take place in would oppose, inclusion of members of the United Nations,"
spirit in which i wais con-Commission, but be turned it he sold.
down and sold he would fight He said he did not anticipate celyed," he added. Reuter. any opposition,
struggle for freedom in Algeria many,
Mr C. W. A Schurmann of
the Netherlands sold his coun- try
the Algerian issue on the agenda because on legal grounds the matter fell outside the petence of the United Nations.
com
His country was also con-
we
The minister sold that ho thought Germany would be fident France could progress represented at the Big Four con- towards satisfactory conditons
ference of Foreign Ministers in
in Algeria na she had done is | Geneva'da it had · been at the other parts of North Africa. "summit" conforence last July. The debate was adjourned | Asted whether he would have unit Thursday-Reuter,
the opportunity of seeing Mг; V.
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Laos
& Cambodia
Backed By Russia
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the chief Milligan
of Pendergast and prosecutor Truman fought his Sanate con- firmation for the Federal job. He said he did this because he thought "more qualified lawyers were available for the job.”
In the current instalment, Truman conceded that tho Pendergasts introduced him into polities by supporting him for judge of country
Jackson County, Missouri, in 1922. But the ex-President certainly did not regard himself as a "pro-
United Nations, Sept. 27. The Dominican Republic re-duct" of the machine.
Truman had to to say The Soviet Union will supportcently asked that Spain be ad-
Laos applications from
and milted to the Economic Com-about the Pendergast machine Cambodia for United Nations mis.ions for Europe and Latin except to note that Tom Pender-
are organs of gast'a conviction Wos membership, it was disclosed by America, which
the Unlied Nations Economic doubtedly a liability in 1940. Informed sources today,
sald efforts to link him and Social Council.
corrupt political machine" not bother him personally because he had "an unblemished record."
The sources said that the 16 nations which the Soviet
When the U.N. was formed
H
did
The second instalment takes Truman through his successful to the Senate in re-election 1940. He devotes most of his wordage in Life this week to unsuccesful his boyhood, his
will back, including los and 1940, Spain way oycotted by Cambodia as well as the 14 other the organisatica. This boycott nations whose candidacy the
was virtually abrogated by an Soviet Union supported
in the Assembly resolution in 1050. 1954 General Assembly.
Any oddate countries apply The Soviet Foreign Minister, Ing for U.N. membership must be Mr Molotov, told the General Arst approved by the Security Assembly in his opening speech Council. They must make an
scision of Uic new
that the official application for member- Soviet Union would support 10 ship.
efforts in the business world of The nations for U.N. membership.
question of admitting the early twenties, and briefly
to the United his World War I experiences." Japan, which has asked to be now members admitted, is not on the Soviet Nations Organisation has been list. The 10 countries are: deadlocked for five years. The PLEASED TEACHERS
Austria,
Soviet Union has demanded that Bulgaria, Finland,
Alisania,
From the time he entered Ceylon, Cambodia.
new member nations be ad-grade school, he worked hard to Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Jordan,mitted in a group, whereas the learn and to please his teachers. Laos, Libya, Mongolia, Nepal, United States has stood firm for By the time he was 14 he had individual examination of mem- read "oll the books" in the Portugal and Rumania.
bersizio applications,
Independence Library and had The Soviet Union will sup-
Informed sources here do not gone through the bible three port these countries on con- exclude the possibility of atimes dition that they are voted on change in the situation this year. When he worked as a bank
Tho forthcoming
Assembly clerk before World War I he The Soviet Union raised the debate on membership applied, was paid. 560 a month. He said Gamo condition last year when tions will doubtless reveal he and his brother
Vivian
en bloc and not individually.
it presented its lat of 14 coun- whether it will be useful or not usually bought a 10-cent box tries.
to vote agakist this year on lunch and spent the noon hour Other candidates for admis-membership
slon not on the Soviet Hist are: France-Presso.
South Korea, North Korea,
South Vietnam,
Vietnam
and North
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SPAIN'S BID
The Spanisit Foraign Minister, Senor Alberta' Martins. Ariado, sent a letter on Monday to the U.N.
Secretary-General,
epplications.
State Houses Lose Money
Wellington, Sept. 27, New Zealand's state rental Mr houses lost £68,000 sterling in, the past year, accortome of report tabled in the Heise
Mi Representatives. This brings
Dag Hammarskjold, applying for United Nations membership.
The Spanish application marks the first feld move of the Spanish government to obtain
the loss on the
outing it in a five-cent picture show."
while
A dawn swoop by men of the No. 15 Commando. in the village of Akanthou in the biggest military search yet made for suspected terrorists and hidden arms. Picture shows Commandos leaying a village.
They are
watched carpenter's shop after a search.
by villagers-Central Press.
"FRIGHTENED LADY" CASE
Technical Hitch
For Authorities
Paris, Sept. 27.
Investigation should
be com
Investigation by the ductod af Paris, where the office
Tho ex-President told. bow or Chile first leave in Frango the Armistice, comrades were whooping it up in the joy spoja... of Baris, bo spent three happy days" "going to the operator
He went to the Folies Bergen, too, but found it to be a dia
Atonio alag desit cxtensive lams, a year ago, fimt into
performance?
The French authorities Into the of the liner is located, mysterious disappearance from. Marettes, where the tiger te a French liner of the Australian registered.
zki champion, Mry Susan Mr Williams
is with his haberdwbery bust-echnical mag today when the from the liner noar bow in Kansas City; his first authorities could not dochis route from Sydney to theme so for up to £1,725,831 poty busnow venture which who should have juridil450 after leaving, & not.
shapelemely in over the cam United Nations membership, starting.
though many Latin American Main reason, Boys the report, OHULLUA countries in ting past havić | la that the present sale of pleaded Spain'e right to belong | "rents, #fixeds, ing-1950, "":
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