Daily Record from Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland (2024)

January 25, 1956

Publication:

Daily Recordi

Location:

Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland

Issue Date:

Wednesday, January 25, 1956

Page:

16

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BRITAIN MUST OAILY KlCOIO WtOMaday MMT 2S 1W4 BOLD IRM WARN GAITSKELL SURPRISE OR IKE Royal ermine of Runaways say II i ditlons 4 7 1 1 MATTHEW THOMAS U1 GUARDSMAN (18) VERY ILL C5 3 3 WORLD NEWS SPOTLIGHT the has of the I i an hour after Margaret home site was fast asleep 1 1 4 5 5 2 5 4 4 6 4 7 7 4 January 1953 that Russian Ambassador asked for a private audience with him There was speculation says Reuter that the message might deal with Mr Eisen hower's plan for mutual air reconnaissance by the Soviet Union and the United States to guard against any surprise attack The Soviet Union has so far rejected the proposal but it has said it would consider it as part of an overall disarmament plan with' Cyprus Mr said were that British acting very protect tne the El Auja border zone in about a week Egypt has already with drawn her forces from the zone scene of heavy fighting last October Now Israel Is to withdraw all her regular troops But Egypt will allow her to station SO policemen to settlers tn a village in zone jVINE guardsmen are in Aider shot Military Hospital one of them dangerously iU and four of them seriously ill following a smoke bomb accident at the Guards training depot at Plr brlght (Surrey) The War Office said that while a squad was having instruction on how to negotiate difficult obstacles last Thursday a smoke bomb was used to add realism and some of the men were over come by smoke Guardsman Kent (18) of Doncaster (Yorks) is the man who is dangerously UL A court of inquiry is being retiring an ermine cape over a royal blue velvet evening gown Princess Margaret ar rivet for a 3 1 6 4 7 4 1 1 3 1 Mr Alfred Rifem uJ spokesman on ornpjiJj uw uovenunat make it clear that if ah "Record" Reporter JATllEW and Margaret both 16 and going steady agreed to stick together So when Margaret golden haired and pretty decided she wu going to run away and see England Matthew went along to look after her That was on riday night Last night the pair travel stained and weary arrived home Margaret to 1 Hozier Street Tannochside and Matthew to 56 Clanrye Drive Coatbridge And the parents of the pair slept for the first time since the kids disappeared The I must see England bug bit Margaret or riday night Just after she'd got the £2 5s she earns in a Glasgow thread mill She went along to see Matthew who was Just going to work as a furnace boy in a local mill Matthew tried to stop her from leasing failed and went along to look after her Said Matthew last night under the disapproving eye of motherMrs Sarah Thomas: She's my steady girl There was nothing else I could The youngsters caught a bus from Coatbridge to a cafe near Glenmavis where they picked up a transport lorry It dropped them in Liverpool rom Liverpool they thumbed a lift to Birmingham They got lodgings in the North of England town but their landlady advised them to go home Said Matthew: "We took her advice and started out for home on Sunday but bad road con slowed us up But I believe that it is and add InA Aide nw IndfdC w' i Ibufki Heerti ww Arsenol lomsley Burnley ulham Leicester Leyton 0 Birm'gham 7 4 ort Volt Everton 2 1 Southend Munch 4 5 Brom ortsm'th 64 West Ham Cardiff 5 2 York City Sunderland toe Doublet end Treble Limit ter Aeeumulalera 300 1 Our the Middle East at a time which was extremely dangerous If these weapons were of little value as argued by the Govern ment it was hard to see whv Israel and Egypt wnt to so much trouble to get them said Mr Gaitskell SIR WALTER MONCKTON former Minister of Labour who was making his first major speech as Defence Minister refused to deal with the wider issues in the Middle East Embarrassremier Mr Richard Crossman (Lab Coventry E) said the Govern ment was prepared to give full details about the shipment of 'black arms But when' It came to the ques tions of the arms which mattered supply of Centurion tanks to Egypt for a veil of secrecy was thrown over the subject Dealng Crossman soldiers roughly" IT WAS NO ACCIDENT THAT THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INANTRY HAD BEEN SENT TO CYPRUS WITH THE One knew the record of the Parachute Regiment in Palestine and the people of Salisbury ine el with Wd 'J would be nrovided with defence ualnat Um We must make wMi i to the Arab states tai fed of Israel is them u4 la' and will retails viU tats pure ui i iic nmera yasq urged It is vitally aeceouj uie signatories to the agreement should abundantly clear that I violation of the frontiers we should gokki tnose who art regvMt Aston Ilackbvrs Chelsea Newcastle Stoke City HERE was still room 1 for negotiation in the search for a Middle East peace said Mr Hugh Gaitskell new Leader of the Labour Party in the Commons last night Ha adoed: it is not enough unless backed by COURAGE IRMNESS 1 would IMAGINATION It is these qualities which I believe are at present needed more than anything else THOSE WHO REPRE SENT BRITAIN DISPLAY THEM" added Mr Gaitskell The debate was on the tank scandal and the general problem of the Middle East Mr GaitskelL who was making Half arrived Her mother Mrs Mary Murray said last night: "I've never had such a fright In my life and neither has Margaret She cried herself to sleep but promised she would never run away again it was Just a daft notion she Matthew said: me run away to get married not on your life" He will continue to see Margaret but they have both solemnly promised they'll never run off again nisht he tabled 1 mvvAwHOH MkM nirilUAO MUUwvaa I Minister of Worts Mt Buchan Hepburn totaj inquiry into me OQVtUUUL 1 Uw nuclear fuel Iran a seams rw thkt uranium may ruvnnaM encounigr substantial t5 Scotland "never again Dally Record and Mall Printed lot Daily Record 'and Evening News Olasgow Ca Tel: City 7000 A Two dramatic developments in world affairs were reported last night on the eve of Sir Anthony Eden's trip to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower pGYPT and Israel hare aeeepled peace pro posals bv Mr Hammanhjoeld United Nations Secretary General This was announced by General Bums United Nations truce observer in Jerusalem He said the plan was expected to be carried out in UK GEORGI ZARU Soviet Ambas sador in Washington staggered (he White House yesterday by asking to see President I benhowcr in private today He said he wished to deliver a personal message fromMarshal Bulganin Soviet Premier Mr Elsenhower agreed to see Mr Zarubin at 430 ptn iGMTi the White House announced It is the first time since Mr Eisenhower took office in A I 1 1 his first big speech in the House since becoming Labour's leader said that if Labour had not asked for the White Paper on the sale of surplus arms the facts would even now not have been known it teas "a story of confusion and he said Mr Gaitskell declared: complaint is not against the dis posal of war stores which has to take place after a war Very dangerous is that contrary to Govern ment policy and through lax administration or for other reasons surplus arms went to If he did so it would "embarrass" the Premier In his Washington talks he said So Sir Walter stuck to a defence of the Government's I action in the tank leak" and painstakingly reviewed the facts given in last week's White Paper He hinted that if the present control on the export of surplus war material did not prove effec tive the Government might decide to strip to a greater extent discarded arms sold to private traders The total value of Sherman and Valentine tanks exported under the four licences examined in the White Paper was no more than £200000 said Sir Walter It would be to sug gest that these transactions were likely to disturb the level armed forces in any part of world he claimed Veil of secrecy charity preview perform ance in London last night of and ancy the new American musical which opens tonight makuij SAT Hlk lM £4 men th 4 6 Millwall 5 4 Keodios 1 1 tans 1 1 Rochdale 54 Tranmers 5 2 Airdrie 4 5 Celtic 45 oil 4 5 artic' 74 tank cp ok McLEANW ifo Israeli peace pact reached ATOM IE SEARCH! LOTH C' GOTLAND'S taied West Lotblra tale source oi unponaoi ctinnliK Mr John Tiylor Mtal division is trying to i to test the possibility Power project 1 1 I A OOTSAU I '11 i Mr Crossman Make it dw i Wli I 'iggga 1 I ks A I WORLD NEWS SPOTLIGHT.

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