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BRITAIN'S MANPOWER
More Older Men Available
Women's Place In Industry
London, June 5. Britain will have fewer younger men and women,
but more older men, to call upon to man her. industries by 1951, according to an article pub Ilshed today in the "Ministry of Labour Gazette."
Attempting to gauge the probable changes in the total working population and hence the total which may be expected to be working or available for jobs in 1951, the article con- cludes:-
1. The number of men be tween 15 and 31 will decline by 225,000.
2. There will be an increase of 485,000 in the number of men between 40 and 64.
ratio of women in industry will probably drop from
28.4 per
cent at the end of last year to 26.8 per cent by the end of 1951.
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3. The number of women between 15 and 25 will be re- to which the balance of the two duced by 230,000, and the num-sexes in industry will be din- ber of women between 25 and turbed is not fully disclosed by 39 will be down by 125,000. these figures, since thone for Taking into consideration the the end of 1946 Include large recent decision to boost the numbers of men in the armed school-leaving age by one year foreca who will have become to 15, the article estimates that avaliable for industry by the the net increase in the male end of 1951. working population will be 65,-- 000, while the total drop in the female population would be about 530,000.
"It seems clear, therefore, that there will have to be considerable substitution of men for women in a number of The article states that the Industries."Reuter.
CALL TO BRITAIN
London, June 6.
Mr. Bevin, calling on Britain to "dig for dollars" through increased production, expressed hope in a speech yesterday for "tremendous strides" in the next three years towards "res- toring the equilibrium between Europe and the Western Hemisphere."
Mr. Bevin said that if Europe could succeed in de- veloping production and could overcome its immediate food supply problems, "I see 1947, 1948 and 1949 making tremendous strides in restoring the equilibrium between Europe and the Western Hemisphere."
That would bring Britain up. want to ask anyone for any to 1950 when the Labour Gov- thing. I want to fight through ernment must begin repaying to recovery. I beg of you lo the American loan and face rise to the occasion." new general élections. Mr.
Bevin hinted strongly that he "Dig For Dollars Now!" would oppose any further credits abroad during the period.
"Now we are in dieultics, but the independence sense in 80 great in us that I do not
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The Hague, June 5. Now beer le to be "coor- dinated." American and Bri fish brewers have joined with delegates from ten. other countries to form a continen. tal brewery centre.
Under its main office in Rotterdam, the centre. will maintain contact among scien- tific bodina and rescarci Jaboratories in. the brewery and malt industries of mem ber countries.—Reutor.
Search For Hidden Sugar
Beverley, June 5.
The driver of a farm tractor which had stalled on the railway crossing between Beverley and Cottingham, East York- shire, today made a vain attempt to stop an press train from crash- [ing into it.
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The passengers in the train, which wna travelling from Scarborough to Hull, were al- armed but all escaped injury.
An. attempt was made by the driver of the tractor to restart
the engine when he saw the ex- presa approaching. He waved his hat in an effort to attract attention and dashed
up the Iine towards the train.
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It was too late to avold a Washington, June 15. Prospects for an early end of collision and the driver man- sugar rationing depend to some aged to jump clear of the line degree on the outcome of the before the train struck the search for an estimated 1,000,- tractor. The tractor 000 tons of sugar hidden in mashed to pieces in a cloud of
dust. Javn during the war.
Secretary of Agriculture The train enme to a stand- Anderson told the Senate Bank-still a quarter of a mile along ing aub-committee yesterday the line,when the front wheels that it might be possible to end of the engine left the rails, rationing before the legal dead-
ine on October 31.
State Department officials thought a decision would be made by the end of June, but said that before acting ↑ Mr. Anderson must know, first of all, how much more sugar can be squeezed from Cuban cane crops and how much more au- gay can be turned over to the United States by countries not consuming all their allocation in the world pool.
"It was the worst 30 seconds of my life," said the engine driver, who was praised by the passengers for pulling up the train so quickly. Reuter,
UNDERGROUND PRESS
Jerusalem. June 6. British police today raided an Irgun underground press in the slum quarter of Tel Aviv, made two important arrests" and scized pamphlets announc ing coming broadcasts on the Irgun clandestine radio.
He also must consider how nuch sugar can be salvaged from supplies hidden in Java- reportedly over 1,000,000 tons. Police sources said third An Agriculture Department re- extremist slipped through the presentative has been sent to police lines around the house. available later Java and his report may be The raid followed a tip telo!
this month. phoned to the police.-United United Press.
Press.
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"If you dig for dollars in the next 12 months, then this old country will come through with triumph and with success he cause in doing it you will not only save yourself but I speak with feeling ab Foreign Secre tary-we can meet everybody in the world with a sense of, dignity and respect and feeling It we have won through.'
He added:Looking ahead,
I feel full of optimism. I see the very serious tightness in world prices and trade just be- ginning to loosen-but only slightly."
U.S. Reaction
Well-informed sources, not- ing that Britain · has drawn more than half of her $8,750,- 000,000 American credit in less
London, June 5.
Britain has approached Rumania about the condi- tion of political prisoners in the Hain prison, Ploesti, where professors, doctors, barristers and engineers (leading figures among the pri soners) have been told that they will be mur- was stated that more than 100 of the 253 men dered, diplomatic circles learned here tonight. held in Hain, which is described as
"more sinister and cruel than Dachau," have sent an appeal to the Allied Control Commission in Bucharest, asking for an inquiry.
The British political repre-jin a cell intended for one Oċ- sentative in Bucharest has made cupant, representations to the Rumanian There is water only Government.
hours a day--Router.
the their
In their memoranguin," prisoners alleged that death by hunger เส being Bystematically organised, that the prison staff were tools of the local organisation of the
than a year, said that United Staton experts still are counting on Britain to string out her Communist Party and that there was evidence that efforts were dwindling dollars ́until 1940 or
being made to provoke the pri 1950...
to do something de- These sources, whose views Bonera
which they are considered highly reliable, sperate, following sald the United States is also will be shot, expecting Britain to give a "We Are Doomed" closer account of how the "We are doomed to perlah by money is being spent and noted { starvation • or massacro," the some feeling that the British memorandum statco, adding were not using it "to sufficient that the 253 prisoners who have advantago" in re-equiping their been illegally detained for over war-worn industrial, plants. two months have dow been
They pointed out however, Joined by 70 more.. that Britain simply would not According to informed sources, be able to trim food purchases the police at first refused : to without lowering her rations; give the reason for the de- -could-not-discriminate-against tentions, but-later said that they- American tobacco because of an were arrested for transgression anti-discrimination clauso in of the penal code. They are al- the loan itself; and would be lowed to see no relative nor to reluctant to trim American communicate with them in any movie imports much, because way. movie taxes bring about $400,- Shota aro Ared beneath their 000,000 annually to the Tros-windows to frighten them sury.--Associated Press.
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