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COMMENT OF

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That Letter

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ARE letter handed over by

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the Soviet Embassy In London to the Foreign Oflice, allegedly written by An Amerlenp airman, and threatening to drop atomio bamb off the British const, I thought by some to be a student honk, by

others a Soviet fabrication.

but the manner in which It

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Lambeth Conference 'Invaded' MACMILLAN

Empire Loyalists

Demonstrate Against Makarios

London, July 4.

was rolensed will convince Members of the League of Empire Loyalists

most people that "Russin's

only motive was to force

wedge in Anglo-Amortean] relations.

startled more than 300 archbishops and bishops by demonstrating against Archbishop

Begin reading Today

OUR TWO BIG

SERIALS

On P. 17. The Roa Johnstone Story

On P. 8 Ian Fleming's Doctor No.

LANCASHIRE CHARGES

"UNWORTHY'

SAYS ECONOMIST

London, July 4.

Makarios in the first full session today of the Survivors Of The Economist today said of the current cotton crisis in

Lambeth Conference,

Party The League, an extreme right-wing body, made

A

three separate demonstrations at this gather- ing of prelates of the Anglican communion from all over the world.

There have been a number of complaints recently -- not- ably by Labour apokesmon of American bombers flying over Hritain carrying atom bombs. There have been scares in Amerlen where on one occION

First; two bearded League plane carrying an atom bomb crashed, without de members, disguised as bishops, spoke against the Greek Cypriot tonating it. The Prime Archbishop from the body of the Minister, Mr Mnemillum has conference in Lambeth Palace. mndo statementa this! They protested against the in- subject In the House offvitation to Archbishop Makarlos Commons alreasing that to attend the conference (which bomba carried in training the leader of the "Union with

Greece" movement declined), Alghts are not "armed," but

still fear of an accident per siste.

Invited

"When I had finished I left. Mr Lowe waited. He was asked who he was and then he left. We were not thrown cut.

"The two photographers with A

us get in with one portable They comera between them. were actually escorted to, their places."

Two other members of thei Leique broadcast to the bishops with loudspeaker from the When they had left the meet-palace battlements,

They addressed the bishops od to take

both before and after lunch of the conferenet

until ordered to leave.-Reuter,

Its not an unreasonable fearing the press were

but it would he wrong to photographs suggest there is any wide-and two "press representatives" Most agree turned out to be members of the spread alarm, that the bombs must De League. carried in training flights One of these was a pretty

July model,

Moyen, provided Hafeguards Are fashion adequate, and official assur- who also made a speech against

Archbishop Makurios. ances already given suggest When that they are.

SOVIET propaganda,

To Visit HK

Globemaster Picked Up

Britain: "If Lancashire is knocked-out, it will not be by the Hongkong midget.".

The Independent weekly

re-in Manchester today by Mr J.

quoting Labour MP Mr Harold Colton Spinners and Manufac- Gurkha Saves

| view exprešted this 'view after D. Greenwood, Chairman of the

Wilson's figures In the House of turers Association. Commons cotton debate this The Association representa week that Lancashire has owners of one thousand Lan- 27,000,000 spindles and Hong-cashire weaving milia-Reuter. kong 300,000; and saying that Lancashire claimed 287,000 looms

Honoluin, July 4. US Navy helicopter today against Hongkong's 10,000 work. picked up three survivorsing three shifts.

"In the new Hongkong mills," on a four-engined US Air Force Globemaster that of employment are good by the Economist said, "conditions went down in the Pacific Eastern standards, but as speak- between Hawaii anders (in the debate) on both sides Johnston Island with nine were quick to point out there jare some mills where the work men aboard.

is longer and the pay less,

Trade Balance

the sea

FRENCH ARMY. BEHIND GOVERNMENT

accom-

Paris, July 4, French Premier Charles de Gaulle and the three Ministers who panied him on his three- day inspection trip of Algeria today told the cabinet that the Army was completely disciplined and united behind the Government.

The men had been sighted by an US Air Force ecorch plane. The helicopter, one of four searching from the aircraft car- rler USS Boxer, plucked the men from

and flew them back to the carrier.

The 90-ton C-124, a double- Singapore, July 4. the distinguished

decked cargo plane, disappear Two cruisers and four des- clergymen had recovered from troyers of the Indian Navy win ed today between Hickam Air OVIET propaganda, how the two shocks the League's pay a goodwill visit to Singa-Force Base, Hawall, ond Johnston

Island, 750 miles to the south this portable loudspeaker went into pore next week it was announced

west. The men were found controversy opportunity for action-from the battlements of here today.

The flotillo mischief and as yesterday's the grey 13th century palace,.

will be preceded 185 miles from Johnston.. Later, the four members of on July 8, by the Indian Navy China Mail reported several

GOOD CONDITION "Mysore" under apocryphal documents have the League who took part in Ragship the

the protesi dcseribod their | Bear-Admiral A. Chakraverty. The Air Force search plane been distributed by the assignment la reporters. She will sail for Hongkong and sald, the men were clinging to a Xussians in recent months Hed-bearded Mr Austen Japan-on-July-10--France-Bux when sighted. They climby in an attempt to discredit Brooks-who was still wearing P'resso

...ad into the rafts and "appeared the United States with this disguise-detended his wear-

to be in. proily:good condition" allies. The anonymous “ing of a cross, t

There was

debris in the American airman's letter. He declared: "I am a Curis-

wafer that could be part of a lan and thought I should wear

submerged, aircraft," the search a cross it he (Makarios) can

Poris, July 4.

plane said. condone murder and terrorism

"Bald there It

were several with a cross.

seven-nution Western European Union Assembly today other Mac Wests in the arco but rejected the Polish. Rapacki plan observers were not certain if for milliary disengagement in there were mon in them.-U.P..on Communist Asia, the review all the means Central Europe, condemning st

...cens these.

to be another

of

To suggest that the letter Is

hoax porpoirated by students discredits the ingenuity of

No. Protest

British youth. The threat! "1 think no che is going to was ingenuous, to say the protest about that." least, and if the letter Mr Brooks spoke

Ku

A Soviet Trap

The

"Soviet trap" which would

the gravely endanger the security of was sent by someone Hot bishops' reaction to his protest. the West. connected with the Soviet, "They seemed to listen atten-

A French right-wing radical, Embassy, it was probably tively," he said. "We hope General Corniglion Molinler, A "paychological Inspired by the Russians, thal, within the Lambeth con proposed

ference, they

will denounce counterblast" to the Rapacki themselves. It is tempting to think of it Makurios and that when state-plan-Reuter.

mints an the conference are

"We hope they will denounce

Strike

Limit Cancer

London, July 4.

In total Honkong is one of countries with which the few the United Kingdom has a per- favourable trade satently balance.

"Using the Hongkong figures (and therefore reversing the difference) Hong- ei.f.-f.o.b.. kung took British goods to the value of £42 million last year, and sent to this country goods worth £21 million.

"That is the applecart tha

De Gaulle and the Ministers the Lancashire protectionists said they had received a vary would like to upset. If they did favourable impression from their so, they would upset something contact with the Moslem masac eise as wellmoral values?! The military ⋅ situation could The Economistaald that be considered satisfactory; they "gallantly” and with machinery added. drawn from Britain as well as Aller the cabinet meeting America and Jepem, Hongkong this afternoon, a Government had managed to absorb refugees spokesman. stressed De Gaulle's amounting to between a thirt desire to pursue the economic and a half of its total numbers. Länd social development of

Algoria. Little Window -

The entire nation must "Britain's brave Uttle window tackle this levelopment with at its disposal, added, "would normally be the spokesman sald-France- ed with a trading rather than a [Prease y momufacturing community.

"The home government (and still more the Americans) by cutting down trede with China forced them to choose other- Dr C. H. C. Toussaint, told wise and they have become in-

of Common-conyentent to a major the conference

British wealth physicians here today | industry. that the only way to limit cancer

lowest the of the lung was to stop smoking | daging down of Mongkong's elgarettes.

300,000 aputics would 11:0 Toussaint said that the stupid check

then a for mute

few

"But

QI

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May Visit Peking

Child In HK:

Awarded BEM

London, July 4.

Gp Karnabahadur Limbu, of the Tonth Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifte, has been awarded the British Empire Medal (military division) for rescuing a three-year-old child who had tällen 18

feat into a septlo tank in Hongkong.

Announcing this today the War Office said that tho Corporal olimbed through the small trap door of the tank, and romained float. Ing and helping the chilɗ secure from drowning until halp came.

Ho, did not hesitate to face the danger of death by drowning In appalling circumstances and the added risk of asphyxia. tlan for the sake of saying the ffe of a chilid," the citation said.Router.

SUGGESTS TRIPARTITE

TALKS ON CYPRUS PLAN

London, July, 4. British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, · In practically identical letters sent last June 10 to the Prime Minister of Greece and Turkey, suggested in- formal tripartite talks on the British Cyprus plan "at an intermediate point like Rome or Geneva," it was disclosed today. Macmilian naked the Turkish Premier, Adnan Menderes and Greek Preinler, Constantin Kara- manils to give "favourable con- sideration to the Cyprus plan in the spirit of the alliance and traditional friendship uniting our

two countries."

Groat Trouble

The letters, released toxiny by the Foreign Offer, sald:. "Your Excellency may regard this us a bold and novel initiative. But circumstances are grave and I feel a great responsibility to leave nothing undono which could bring about the healing of this wound, for if it is left open, It will bring us all into great trouble."

Macmillan added: "I do not heed to remind you of the gravity of the present situation, nor of the dangers which now threaten the Nato alliance. In my view, the dangers which threaten us have been increased because of tho unhappy divisions over Cyprus,

"Is it not now possible to bring to an end this dispute which has disturbed our unity and to make Cyprus, not an Island

of controversy between altes but a land where we can f-demonstrate-to-the-Nato-alliance and to the world what friendly co-operation and partnership can achieve?"--France-Press.

.

Khrushchev Renews Anti-Tito Attacks

ALL EFFORTS

And

Moscow, July 4. Premier Nikita Khrushchev attacked Marshal Tito again today and swore to continue the "consistent and principled struggle" against the Yugoslav lender. Khrushchev spoke in the The Soviol Premier pointed presence

Erecho- out that the Soviet Commur.ist of visiting slovak President Antonin Party

"other fralettal Novocirat a mess meeting Forties" had freilly told the Ottawa, July 4. Canada's Trade Minister, Mr organised in Leningrad Kiruv Yugoslav leaders that they "had Gordon

chosen a dangerous path of re- Churchill, may

visit engineering plant. Peking rei autamin in an at-

vision,"

"Nobody," he said,

"has tempt to work out a trade agree-

He ment with China, the Canadian Press reported it had learned

Leningrad waged or intends to wage a workers that the Communist campaign against Yugoslavia and workers parties presented a today.

and its people.". determined front to all efforts "But we have been waging, The agency said Mr Churchill to undermine Leninist unity and will continue to wage, a was known to be pressing hard and weaken the forces of real consisten and principled struggle A renewed call for immediate to building up trade with

the Socialken."

Axirst any persons or groups, action by the United Kingdom | Chinese mainland which this

"It is regrettable that the who on the pretext of developing Government to deal with the year had been buying Jarge unseemly role of the divider has the theory, Rad practice problem of cotton cloth ship amounts of Canadian wheat-1been assumed by the leaders on selertine socialism, preach anti- iment from Hongkong was made Reuter,

the league of Communfts of Morxist and revisiónial views."- Yugoslavia," he said..

JUPI.

ae the work of a moron but Issued they will contain some- this would suggest that the thing to this effect Russians had been duped by

Buenos Aires, July 4. a fool. The letter was in fact toleration of terrorism."

Allogether 9,000 "Democrat" held by the Embassy for a When wc arrived at the doctors went on an unlimited ity and disbelief of the general mouths a decline in the Lancer protest public washhadering the pre-shire. cotten industry that begal number of days, photo gates of Lambeth Palace we strike here today to

and asked where against the appointment of avention of this disease, - and long before the Hongkong in- graphed, and a copy sent to walked in

as director of added that as a matter of this dustry was thought of. the Foreign Office. A Press was the conference. We were Peronist doctor

"The implied charge against release followed soon after. told and in we went, said Mr Buenos Aires municipal Clinic, kind the Government should take

Brooks.

The previous holder of the post action, even though it might Honglong is unworthy! By appouring to take the

"We sat down and waited was sacked to, give the Peronist mean depriving the Treasury of threat seriously, and by and then at a moment when the job.

more than £600,000,000 a year, breaking the newa them the cenference was about to Skeleton staffs in

hospitals more than the cost of the whole selves, the Russians leave us mert I thought it was right to are dealing with urgent cases. Nailonal Health Service. In little doubt about its make the speech. I stood up-France-Presse,

France-PresIO. origin.

and said it

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Man Sets Out To Cross Atlantic In Plywood Boat

Sydney, July 4,

BERT SMITH, 33, of

Toronto set out on his solo trip across the Atlan- tic today in a home-made plywood boat.

Smith sel, mil from North

Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova], 'Scotla shortly after 7 .m.

amid shouting and car hým | blowing from a small group of well-wishers,

Smith, a light metals worker, hoped to break the record on the smallest craft to cross the Allantic Ocean.

his

living quarters. Two hollow aluminium maats, open at the top, provide fresh air when the hatch is battered down during rough weather, This is the second crossing for Smith, Ja 1950, he and a companies, made the crossing to England la prenda a 20-

foot ketch.

His Orenda Two is a 12-foot plywood boat he made in his garage, and hos Dve waterlight| compartments, one of which is The sailing date was originally

sat for Wednesday, but the boat had to be re-assembled after being shipped from Toronto and departure was delayed until today.

If the little boat, only a few feet above the waterline, strikes good ailing weather, Smith hopes to reach Dart- mouth, England, by the Arst week in September-UPI,

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