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116 ACTION (TRIM SUMM

KOWLOON

BRITISH GESTURE TO CYPRUS STORM HAVOC IN

Why The Hurry? Lennox-Boyd Likely To Offer Right Of Self-Determination

A

PERFECT example of

Government giving to the

public with one hand and taking away with the other is provided by yesterday's ollica declalost: to abolish the ten per cent tax

monds and ward urinks and simutaneously to increase, quite substan.ially, excise ૧.ઘણ on quor ranging from brandy, whisky, and beer to Chinese spirits i แอ แnke.

Kin

this Buuden juggling about with these indirect suUFOUR

were revenue

AND £100 MILLION IKE'S VAIN FAURE GOVERNMENT Fire Inspector

DEVELOPMENT PLAN

OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

Britain's

London, Nov. 29. new plans for Cyprus

-

which

The reasons which prompted Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd is expected to reveal next week — are believed in parlia- mentary circles to include recognition of the right to self-determination and a vast development pro- gramme of nearly £100 million.

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explained in yesterday a Government Gazete Extra- orulary. Some official en- lightenment, we are assured, wat be for.bcoming the next meeung ut Legislative Coubed. It will need to be convincing.

First reaction, distinct from

the merits or otherwise ofl the decision, is that it is ex.remely poorly timed.

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|

the abouillon of the 10 per cent tax and increase

liquor quites is supposed 10 represent, Chris mas Box.

But there may be an interim period of ten years to allow the new government to find its feet. It is understood Archbishop Makarios and the British Government have both made concessions in secret talks and there is now a chance of agree- The British Government now regards Archbishop Makarios as a "moderate.”

ment.

Makarios has dropped his demand for imme- dinte self-determination and is said to be willing to accept self-government, with the island's choice

the public with accept it of dominion status left open at present,

with

a wry face,

fur December 18 ¿L month

entertaining at home. This Christmas, thanks to Gov ernment action, piquor at least

is going to be more

for expensive

everyony

fur seung host; those who celebrate 111 puotic the abulion of the on haid 10 per cLDE ARX drinks is not got to meat

for encaper liquor,

they will have to bear the cost of the new excise impoal

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sland is

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year (Recal

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the

uner-

Two other points must be, tlom.

the but

turning point thrashed out: the security of come in Athens at the begin- British bases on the island for ning of the month when which London whats airtel Archbishop Makarios backed guarantees; and the safeguard-

down. minorities, These ing of the include Turkish. Jewish, Armenian ind Brist com- muni.jes.

Previous tulks have sinlled on the self-dete:mination ques-

that

He is believed to fear the Eoka-Inspired ytolence is moving

out of

of control and that if R con inues to mount, agree- ment will be almost impossible, To end the violence he claims that Britain must make a sper- tacular gesture, and that care-

might agree are not

enough. GOES TO THE LIMIT

PLEA

TO CHIANG

New York, Nov. 29.

The Nationaliai Govern. men. bu youed to VELO the a_mission of Outer Mongolia to the United Nauns, thus cadangonng the 18-nation "package Leal" despite two personal

from Appeals

Prendent Eisenhower

General to Chiang Kai-shek, WIS learned toony.

18

United States informants did not

Lie may when President's

RyDeals were made but they said they understood the first had been rejcoled

and thai there had bucy no reply to be accond.

A Nanoma

the

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for spokesman

uelegation the United Nesions an- nounood

wou. Dat oppose the admission of VELT

the Mongolia "by type of the veto if neces- xy.Router.

JET CRASH DISASTER

FALLS: BID FOR SNAP DISSOLUTION

Paris, Nov. 30.

The nine-month-old government of Premier Edgar Faure fell last night when the Assembly voted against holding early elections.

The Cabinci met shortly after- tions for a new Assembly musi ward and devided tentatively be held within 30 days after

dissolve the assembly for the ürst time in 70 years and sena

the French nation to the polls

within a month.

alssolution.

1 Faure should decide to

resign, it would send President Coty on a search for someone to serve as the nation's 22nd post- M. war premier in what M. Faure other himself called the

merry-go-round" governments.

The Foreign Minister, Antene Pinay, and two Minitors announced the use- proved decision early today. They said majority of the Cabines Lavoured kaning the Deputies The Cabinet will meet final decision. later 10day. Pudeat Rene Loty will co sult the Na lonal

Amembly Prouides, M. Pierre Schneler, Jiticia y an the question beton. the Cabinet mes,ing.

home.

jor &

by

The

HOW THEY VOTED

0

"'eternal

of Frenci.

The most favoured candidate is the former Premier M. Henri queuille.

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Starts $20,000 Blaze

New York, Nov. 25.

A fire inspector 'accident- ally set off a $20,000 biaxo In a Time Square grill and bar today while Testing A whisky display to after- mine whether it was fire- proof.

chlef Raymond Lustig and two other fire- men word critically 1th- jured.

Officials said the Lo- spector, who was not iden- sired, 糖糯 DICOM to

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whisky Bliver

display Dollar

Bar

Grill and

the #nd then smothered the flame. El started to walk out of the enablish- 45- ment but noticed the play was burning.

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Two fire extinguishers were used on the blase bus no avall and fre sların was sounded, Lustig was injured while direos- ing the firemen who ex- Unguished the Ore.-Unit- ed Press.

COLD SNAP

SWEEPS U.S.

PHILIPPINES

26 Killed, Thousands Homeless

Manila, Nov. 30. Twenty-six people, were killed when twin storms

the struck

central and southern Philippines yester- day.

It was believed to be the moạt 9-orm in the area a fisastrous

history,

An undetermined number c

were |peopic

and missing Thousands were made homeless na steady rain fooded roads end farms, disrupted communications und transport and caused rivers and bivong to rie in eight pro- vinces,

Damage to public and private properties, incuaing crops, was estimated at about £50v,Duð.

A breakdown of the casualties showed that nine ded in Zam- boanga del Norte, seven in Cebu, five in

Sulu, four

in Neg Oriental and ona in Bohol, most of the wash were by drowning. Dr Feliciano Cruz, manuger of the khuppine radouri ned Cross, said ine work.-hit areas to bo Zamboanga appeared Ly, zamboanga del norė KĎA

wrien.al. Negroa

AIRLIFTING SUPPLIES

He said reports from Red Cross D.Auions Bowed LELB ATA

e hice areas .one 1,200 houses

WDAD

COLL

M. Faure's right-wing fol- lowers set up a try of solution, dissolution" when the Fremier and tus ministers lĢEL the chamber fallowing the an nouncement of meir defeat.

the constitution Router adds provides that parliament can assolved (1) it two governments

deleated by MIC

absolute rejected Assembly

M.majority in the Lasembly windi Faure's plea for early ele-tions ja period of 18 months, and (2) 100-vo- mà Anh. The l the Council of Ministers cfficial vote was 318 to 218.

igrees to recommend da.outtion

who signs a decree to that effect.

Chicago, Nov. 29. LOBBY OPINION/

season's first big BLENE ROURED a Philippine Air An F-84 jet fighter, plane | peny, voled agaist M. Faure,

Poliskai leaders in the lobbies cold wave swept Into Florida Forca pang hin, puuring ne Ere is a more detailed break- crashed into an eight-unit

tonight thought it doubiful today and was expected." to lald. down of the role.

The two depressioną develop- 078xcialiaises washer the Covernment wou bring frost to croplands and ousing project at #icison

Доде Air Force Base toany, king courts, memuat Bey sure an

parillatfant," IRL WAS

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ako on Novem the pilot and ап

per 26. One dolined a washi

Big Death Toll Fear

MP Critical ully worded offers to which he Fairbanks, Alaska, Nov. 29.

dreadful Of Loopholes

this time ul

calendar)

well AB

to pluy around with this form บ! Indirect taxation, Even ISHUMITIST That

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In Embargo

London, Nov. 20.

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com.

Mr Reginald Sorensen, Labour MP told the House of Commons financial year the Treasury today thr wir bitter wil

enjoy 11 Somewh plaints bigger make

to new measures, he 1 tualread Secretary ennnor expert any FILM muertas dafterince for

from this source The Ind ** 1.exi

revenue

When

March rive

Malnya from HongkonG

rubber was being re-exported to "certain Com- catatræk" --- presumably muilt China by countries not in the fini ed Nations ·mbarg" 1st.

He cond, therefore, have went (naugh Czeenuslovakat,

T

walked on the New Year!

ance

Betal

01

ni last Co being amenaments in The Funne kevenue Pruirciion Oruin- The 120able Commodes OrdiNANCE With any sacriteg revenue 1or the curren' fiscal year. Payenologicany the decision to effee, such changes at this moment sa a ai play of poor judgment. Lucer uspect

how

He said a good deal of rubber

Mile Thorneycruf., Presă- of the Board of Trade, there was possibly sum? re-exporing

he had bul ...er Weat the purpose Briain's contrals Was being

na ertady frustrated.

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The Governmen, enforced the cot! Fola wherever possible, Co,gh he was not saying they were foolproof. -Reu.er,

QUADS BORN

Alma, Georgia, Nov. 29.

Quadruplets each weigh. ing about three pounds were born today to Mr E. E. Nelson, $ 34-year-old farm wife of Georgia,

The quadrupleis. three girin and a boy, were born within 20 minutes

Nelson exclaimed "what in the world am I going to do with them. It's hard

Lakc enough to care of the ones I already have." She and her farmer bunband have

other six

children-Router.

Ho is probably referring to the similar British proposal which spoke of granung jul acvered rights without using the word "self-determination".

mined numer

Force announced,

destroyed walle about 10,000 people wise

on the Communis and the to the President of the Republic Snow In New York suc nomcless by doods.

followers Ox T

Premier Merre Menɑë:-)‡ance, a feuow

member of the Raaien: Soc.alist

The

weater gaming, gae Red Cross would wait; vinės g char remed suppies to the, srigin

undeser") PUDUSAN, - - 84 --Badicalspar Bai utasülyü, Dari Aks"KIND4*~ | chana bathers off the Miami at dumoit, the same.

31

Hadichan, 3 Gaüus13,

DO

aybekches

in Turay Biternoon in the Sulu Sea,

of persons, Mongate Conducting thing this j

servaves, & Ner, mauicals, 112 eetly in the face of ine To the north, mohnwhile, dearly expressed desire of the living in the project, the air Sch

Buffalo, New York, Baggere cutting alous burkymo," zibakt a Luxon, trum where it *: 15 Popular Republicana, jurity of the deputies.

that Munder a four-foot snowfall that

SWAVEG i also known

e oned schools and crippled tuote, watie it dissipated I thougal at least 15 prople Mode.a.es, 6 Near Radicais, 15

Rene Coy, the realent DI

city's business azivity. A rush were killed or injured.

the Republe, would not lavour of home fires broke out, taking O LUCIS.

inia cɩurat, uitnough he is bouna

at least 13 lives. Havice iQuow the the Council of minuters, lae kapunicnauuence of his purkunmi, Vięws on girla, a father and three child.

at 1415 kind j

perished when believed caused by an heated stove, destroyed

The new British offer goes to asked for by the limit now

but the British are Makarios, insisting on the interim period for the Cyprus elected govern-

But M. Faure did not resign. ment to find its feet.

"Virtually nothing remains of this tim: the devsion. Durlog

Assbiy hus teda wäc The the Spun-unkt Proj-C.," salg on would

Linco be

only thent programme

once zur kurce apokesman. launched in stages,

Ima.ion of ine

in 1875. That Final

*+gime taking off "The plone was the e ugrecmizat

107 and i produced a cring by the Colonial lines is hoped

when it only vidied off the

ti.at when Sreret ry to be reached

cventually forced the rew unway an

who Da...g." said Major John Oir, guation of me President'

ordered the dissolution. Public infoma.lou Officer.

(1)

he sinks on Cyprus next week. LABOUR'S POLICY

LESLO the

The plot over Kamed any whens altituac. The plan i for th On : domestic reason almost complete reversal

were all on the ground." of

Bv.liable government policies in

-aghting

British

All

two months in September equipment in the military are. during the three-power talks on and evin

Fars, 20

mlie

Cyprus Foreign Secretary Mac-away, was Fused 10 we mea millan said there was no prog- Įɔacke mom dve vurang bumal ptet for self-determination- and fans were va,bie several that the Labour Party is known

to be pledged to self-determino-

tion for Cyprus.

KIT - SPA

DEPUTIES' OWN 'DOING

D

evelions siderable.

coa-ren

WAS (до

The French Government ended its career today 281 days amer it officially took office An February 24 inst. It 2194 Dual-War Government.

Premier Fauro, one of the Ironically, the Deputies who most brutant of the younger opposed tably Elecuous payed Frenca paruamenianans, tel a the way for bum by defeating victim to the inerent dislike of two governments within

the eloved representatives of months. IVA. wiendës-France ins people to having their man- himself Was toppled last Gate cut short.

m.les away.

Foury. Major Orr acid

When he the pilot

dis- Assembly is the .pparently tried to avoid hiking solv.d

Cabinet stays in Therefore, there would have the hausaz unit, but could not office and the Assembly Saker been no possiblity of the govega le

becomes Premior and Minister enment forming a joint parly *The planc

of the interior. rommed

General citc- when high the unit, in one end and approaon to the ques. Jon

U the other," be said.

The crash occurred during

recent went

1. is debated in the Commons next week without the changes,

An

with ne Opporsi, understandi

to be thought Cabniet-since

clean

he lunch nour and it was feare. BELFAST GOVT is believed many housewives and children vi.al by

she were in inc building a£ that Cyprus is not time.

only a colonial problem but the The building was a two-storey' basion of the Bilish and NATO | unit with eight apar.meals in it position in the Levant

Major Om said.-Uated Press.

“WE'RE READY FOR

WAR” SAYS EGYPT

OUTLAWS

At Charles Town, West Vu

home.

The older cut across Laylo wake it aned on Novera- | our 28 and Taval Vegą SEE LEUKIN- Bre, weak to mesta:ü, from wasia it over- ther

movea ca iilczuk hették Luz Lası

at the Wealdor Burtau suvutwa wiis. Pater AGLIŅ about lo

Boulait of Ins

Sviatli.,

toward

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moving

Dor.nwest Quezon province with

w mph count Wauds,

Audi 10gkong the

Royal

Caseupsu£V««U«y kaudu u gale warp-

Ag

Four children and their granu- father died in a home fire in Cheshire, Massachuoots and and her mother

three smuali nughters perished Rock, Washington,

Miami basked under a sunny ky today but a

nippy hortal was cellwed wind started and the tempera- ture was expected to drop to 55 by tomorrow, enough to chast most tourists off the beaches,

The cold wave covered most

ule tupsal witari 60 4114403 04 AU. N.. La awning Dorija · Or, Boria-nërta“ West at about Bix used kress and Reuter,

of the US. east of the Rockies, Turkish Cabinet

Resigns

A GOOD RECORD

defeated M. Faure was

to- nine-mon.h re- night despite a coid of Lousacable achieve with sub-zreo blasts in the lar second north and readinga' of 20 as far Above all His Mont

known

as Oklahoma,. Arkansas; premiership will remain

Istanbul. Nov. 29. for the lace that he went budy Tennessee and the Carolinax,

All and libera Montana remained the country's

tho members of the or a progress.vo

natona... Icebox. Coldest repeated spot in Turkish cabinet resigned tonight policy itwaras the

the

was country

Glasgow, except the. Premier Mr. Adnan sud nispensence movemaks in

Montans, with one below zero, Menderes who will form a new. MOTCEO.

-United Press,

During the summer recess of parliament he took the unpre-

NATIONALISTS cedented step of calling the re

at Aix-los-

presentatives of the various aa- Morrocco tionalist groups in Belfast, Nov, 20.

with French into a s conference Government Tire

Tonight ontawes the militant nationalist cabinet ministers

Bains group suspected of responsibility, This conference led to the for last Saterday's raid, on the return to the Moroccan thron Rossies Police barracks.

of Sultan Ben Youssef who A governinLEDI announcement (Fice Ulster) section of the 1953 had become a said the maat Seer Uadh since his deposition and exile by another French, Liovernment fi панора arma

Ulah (Warriors of hero in his country. Unr) polical party would-be- come "fundesuul"'", from tomce-

about the changes which does not appeal. The average salaried man who can afford .o keep a moLUAI Jarcer or indulge in El social driak in a club, murt for these ay more amenities; but the well-to- du. able to throw costly restaurant Lanquets ja going to pay less for that Gistine to, I would appear that once again it is

the little man who has to pay the piper. The caf desirability of abolishing the ten per cent meals and liquor tax and to balance this by increus- ing liquor duties may be well founded. Neverthe,ega,

NOT SURPRISED we would like

New York Nov, 29. have two things stated:

France returned to the United

deneral Abdul Egyptian

This General Amer described as a

action followed

London, Nov. 29. (1) the official reason why Nations General Assembly to

Hakim Amer, Commander-in-"fairy tale reports that Irsaci oficial government protest that The British Government learn- the 10 per cent surcharge day

Chief of Syrian and Egyptian is capable of mobilising 48,000 the Irish Republic was offering ed with rigret but Hale surprise was originally imposed; (2) M. Herve Alphand, the faces joined together in a troops within 24 hours,

sanclubry to "murderous ganga" that the French Government had French permanent

of Irish nationalists. representa- why

fallet. Discussing Egype's prepara- United Nations.

recent military agreement, sald

Northern at a press conference that the tions, he said Egyptian facting lost might it was setting up that M. Faurs would manage to

Ireland announced Hrish ment has decided to abolish tive, to the

observers hoped. headed the delegation as The answers,

forces of both nations are sum- are now. producing we are made iis first appearance in the sure, can be given without General Assembly since walk clent: "to strike down any full planes, and concentrated efforts unlighted barricades and semi-bring in a now electoral system, Israoli aggression on either are being made to produce permanent obstructions along resuiting in greater governmeal any dificulty, but theying out on September 30 in scalo

country."

fighter pipes and heavy arms its border wih Southers ability in France.—Franço, would be useful in allaying | protest against the decision to He said that the combined and equipment,-United Press. Ireland United Press.

Prosze any possible misapprehen- inscribe Algeria.on the agenda. alon in the minds of the-Reuter. public.

the reason

it.

ta

Govern

It is suggested that the

Peter-Poul manoeuvre 10

French Return To UN Assembly

More Big Four

Damascus, Nov. 29. The commander of the joint Egyptian and Syrlan military forces said today both nations are ready to "launch a war of liberation against Israel whenever public opinion of both countries demands it.”

retaliate with arm.es would force if Tarael should make a "violent attempl" to challenge Egypt's blockade on the Jewish on the Gulf of port of Ellat

largely governed by the Talks In 1956? Amer hoe spent three

knowledge that it is easier

to collect revenue from

Washington, Nov. 20.`

·

row

*

Five Young Girls On Murder Charge

Akron, Ohio, Nov. 29. ;|. Pirst-degree murder charges wine fled today against the five] teen-ape, girls accused of murdering az matron - while escaping from the Summit County detention home on Bunday

routine what is described an i legal procedure, the Muni-

In Syria inspectisig militsey new Big Four foreign Installations. It's was named higher excise duties, thanmi léters? oculerende may be commander in chief of the two from the Impooftion of held early next year. Democrat milons forces following the tax on service,`This sug-| Bensfor Walter George of signing

defenco gesta there has been con- Georgia, sald today.. siderable evasion of the ten

George, who Is. He mid at the conference that. per cent import on meals Chairman of the Senate. Foreign both Egypt and Syria have, In and liquor. If that bo po Relations Committee, and be taken steps towards the "prve

bellaved the talks might take testopiamantation get the

Senator

of a

greement,

All we can observe is that place if the Erlush Prime defence PAC it has taken alvory long | Minister, Sir Anthony Edra joint military time) for :: Government" to visited

all the

to check

It must rejonie its jurisdiction, Mrs Bonham, a divorces, had over the girls before the been planning to co-marry on Grand Jury, can livlet; them. Thursday song for the strangulation-murder. The fast ruditive). Mrs. Zelda dí Cost 10% gave hurwolf *ta, luat All Ave of the girls were back in custody last night, 24 hours

Dist. The other four either clatter) they had, overpower

ISFACH | CAPÍTUNC or bad, surnens dered mar in the day. They Mrs Mala Bonham, 65, wh she was kiaking, her (eveni

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