Υπόμνημα του Sir Arthur Crosfield σχετικά με την έξαρση αντιβρετανικών συναισθημάτων των Ελληνοκυπρίων την οποία αποδίδει σε νόμο που επιτρέπει την αποβίβαση στο νησί μόνο σε Βρετανούς υπηκόους, στην εντελώς αψυχολόγητη απέλαση του δημοφιλούς δημάρχου Λάρνακας Ζαννέτου και στην πολιτική όξυνσης του Άγγλου κυβερνήτη του νησιού Stevenson.Θεωρεί ενδεδειγμένη λύση την Ένωση.

M E M O R A N D U M. From Sir Arthur Crosfield. _____________________ With reference to the letter which I have ventured to send to the Colonial Secretary, the purport of the telegram I have re- ceived from Cyprus is that, owing to a law or regulation that has been passed by the authorities in Cyprus, by which British subjects only are allowed to land in the Island, great numbers of Greeks, Armenians, and Cypriotes - I gather the total number runs into thousands - are at this moment prevented, or have been prevented, landing on the Island, suffering, as they are in bad weather, the maximum of di scomfort, and in some cases death, on the small ves- sels from which they are forbidden to di sembark. I gather that a strong protest against this action of the authorities has been made in the Island, and I cannot think a restriction that involves such severe suffering and such danger to life, is likely to have the approval of the Colonial Secretary. The letter I have received from Cyprus deals with the deporta- tion of Dr. Zannetos, and a friend of mine in the Island writes me as follows:- "Our gentle friend, Dr. Zannetos, Mayor of Larnaca, has been deported from Cyprus by order of the High Commissioner. A law has been passed according to which foreign subjects practicing as doctors or schoolmasters, have to make a declaration of loyalty, and to the effect that they will