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U.S. URGES CUT IN UN'S AMBITIOUS PLAN TO AID UNDER-DEVELOPED AREAS

Geneva, July 21.

The United States, showing its hang on President Truman's "Fourth Point" plan to aid under-developed countries, today urged a big cut in the United Nations' ambitious $36,000,000 plan.

Mr. Willard Thorp, Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, declar- ed that his Government believed that no more than $25,000,000 could be spent effectively in the first year of the plan's operation, Calling for a careful beginning, Mr. Thorp told a packed session of the Econo- mic and Social Council here: "We have a job to do, and we must figure out how-to-get-it-moving-promptly and effectively.”

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French Film Stars Get Satisfaction

Paris, July 21.

M. Pierre Lalena, director of the French weekly nawe--

драг, "Bamed Boir," found guilty here today of infringing

on the private lives of 24 French nim stara and was tired 600,000 france (about £485).

Damager 200,000 francs each was awarded to 16 af the film stars. The other 18 received 300.000 · francs. .

The suit followed the pub- fication in "Samedi Boir" of an article called "The Little Dictionary of the Cinema" in January this year.

-The---14---stars—including Jean Gabin, Michole Morgan, and Simone Almon, sued the newspape for

each. million franca The store claimed that the article contained "Indiscreet" revelations of their love lives.

-Reuter.

The cons of just under $34,000,- 1 ranging from $15,000,000 to $25. Joperative effort, and the oppor

Annabelts, tunity for lendership is ours In noo e oposed by Mr. Trygve 000,000,", Mr. Tharp said.

"Even the lowest figure would the Keenomic and Sociul Coun

e. the Secretary, General of the Enited Nations, in a report Inst "Jay

represent

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SUNDAY JULY 24

7:00 P.M. Hongkong 8:30 P.M. Kowloon)

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On the Hongkong ide Sundays, 7:00 P.M. and Thursdays 8:30 P.M. anly. All other

vices at the:

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To Discuss Action

"At this

session we should the discuss action. If there are ob- United States was considering stacles, we must find ways of legislation which-might, remove breaking through them. If there

to the International flow of private juisdi-Bonal problems, we capital. I was albo studying set that they do not block"

Rome of the deterrents

possible changes in the Amerim,

can-tax laws which might fur "We have a job to do, and we ther encourage the flow of met die out how to get it such capital abroad.

Will Be Deloys

Having promptly and effective ly,"

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Mr. Thorp proposed that the Comet greule a Committee to Mr. Thorp said that many de riport tick to it during the ses lays will be found in expanilia,sion on the

Lasje elements of the supervisory staff of the technical Assistance. 监督 would spertlard

on negotiat-comader gracies

what proposals, in its 0 agreements with Guvernd. could not

judgment,

be carried meets, and in peereitag: the preet-out effectively on the zenle pro sony hainting facilities

drat year pte shortage of uvantabl

E. Ronald Walker, the 11- Jat experts, and

Australian Brunomté Counsellor techniciates and training Lei!}ffect

in Europe, told the Council that the beginning of the pros Austraha would consider makina game would alone require

an approprade Contribution to sultantial reshteticas in the pro- 53...

satisfactory programine uf the posals

were worked out, participatingart

Tarrangements agencies for the Bask your" he that the contribution could not be in United States dullers or other Mr. Thorp suid that bia coni- hard currencies, ments were not steruled to cast

ak: Provideil an sgree- Nothi

techmeal assistance, ment

con by reached the | "But rather to urge a emeful hare

satisfactory principles "I believe puning."

would working arrangements, we shall Findeed, be a great achievement

ent be able to consider making an this if we could spend wisely

in the coming year, will not be possible for us to envenge making

any contribu tion in United States dollars or But In other hard currencies. we assume that there will be a significant place within the pro- gramme for services and, possibly, goods which can be paid for in | Australian currency or in ster- en- ling."-Reuter.

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amount of money ranging from /priate contribution $15,000,00 to $25,000,000," I

Mr. Thorp said that the basic objective of the United Nations plan, which would affect the lives of some one and A half million people, could restated too often.

not be

"Clearly the worki seems ready major international

frar a

to

A-Energy Discussions Unimportant; Truman

Woshington, July 21.

President Truman today told the American press that the recent highly publicised secret díscus- sions on America's atomic energy question were relatively unimportant.

The President said that the subject had been over- headlined and over-played in the press, There was nothing to be alarmed about. There was no deep, dark secret in connection with this meeting.

Weizmann's Holiday In Europe

Geneva, July 21.

He said that when the cor. repondents eventually learned what was discussed, they would agree that it was relatively un- important. But he did not intend to discloso what was discussed. the President added.

Jap Reds Issue A Warning

JULY 28, 1949.

Cinema Festival To Open In Marienbad Today

Prague, July 21. Twenty-eight 'feature longth films and many shorts entered from 15 countries, East and West, will compete for prizes in the fourth Interna- tional Film Festival opening on Saturday at Marianske Lazne (Marienbad), West Boho- mian spo..

The products will range from that of Hollywood to that of Moscow. An all-Czech jury will do the judging.

As Jast year, the festival will have the theme "For a Better Mon-For Better Monkind” and will award a peace prize and a work prize in ad- dition to the main fostivol award.

Fight prizes for the best shorts of various categories will be presented by a jury headed by Professor A. M. Brousil, Dean of the Czech Fine Arts Academy's [Film Department,

American entries in the feature", filin computition are John Hous-, ton's "Trenane of Sierra Madre," "Johnny Belinda" and "Native Land.".

Britain has "Scott of the An- taretie" und "Clue Scai ',

Exchange Of Prisoners In Holy Land

Haifa, July 21. France has. "By the Dawn."

Thirty-two Israeli and 57 "Man Belongs to Man" and "Re Syrian prisoners of war were view of Cost Time"

exchanged today in No Man's Tokyo, July 21.

the Syrian-Israeli The Communist Party Polit- Italy's entries are "Without Land on

The buro bluntly warned today Compassion" and "The Earth Is border.

exchange was made at the exact spot where that "unless all state author-Trembling."*

the armistice was signed yes- ities retreat and all enterprises pre left tɑ autonomous opera The Twilight," Norway, com. Terday between the two coun-

by the workers and

tered "The Fateful Waterfall," people, the workers can as-puting for the Rest time, las en-

and Sweden, "On My Own Land and "Fight in the North."

Denmark competes with "Peter he Mischievous

tion

nu sume

far responsibility

will which CaseR sabotage occur or be deliberately caus- ed in the future.”,

Mexico

has "Marolovin" and

tries.

Д CIDNA

The prisoners walked part of

postilous. the way bludfolded to prevent them seeing military They bud to

narrow muked path across a minefield. Member of the International thr It again accused the Conserva-

Reil Cross, which arranged Uve Yoshida government of en- Russia'a raira entrics are exetunge, necompanied the pri

recent runaway "Battle of Stalingrad," "Meeting | Banrra. gineering the Train nccident and inurder of the en the Elbe." "The Academic State Railways President, Sadu-Pavley" and "Lite Among Blon nori Shimoyana, after the pat- soms." tern of the Nazis burning of the

In akiition, V. I, Lenin" has Reichstag, as a pretext for sup- been entered, but

for only pressing the Communists.

The politburo statement called special showing and not for come on the masses to "rise with us to Petition.

"Meeting on the Elbe" portrays devounce the Yoshida cabinet...

meeting

of Americun the and overthrow It and establish a

Russian troops on that river in people's government."

sealing The Communists pleaded in- Germany in 1945,

of violent downfall of Hitler's Reich. It is nucence of a series ects which have been reported in sharply critical of the American major newspapers and in govern- Army and its occupation policies ment statements as probably in Germany and is a product of work of Communist elements the coll war. fighting the Americanseponsored

mass discharge of rollway workers,

Balumning Israells were mostly saltlers of Mishmor Hayarden, the settlement captured and forti- fed by the Syrinns early in the Palestine war. According to the terms of the armisce, the settle- ment must be returned to Israel within the next 12 weeks, and The Syrian prisoners were mostly Arabs captured in arra the operations and a few Syrian Army

soldiers.-Reuter.

Lest year's highest award was Pollsh Lurplus state won by the

semi-docu- the Auschwitz mentary about concentration camp, called wiecim

Red Posters Japanese sources reported today

The

REDS DUMP RICE IN SHANGHAI

London, July 21, The Chinese Communist Go- Os-vernment has put large quantities of rice on the market in Shanghai,

that 12 Communists were arrest- / Nussian Price prize went, to the driving the price down by about

critical

picture, "The Russian 25 per cent in two days, a New of China News Agency broadcast ed in Osaka for referring in post- | Qevation," sharply

The prize heard in London sald tonight. personnel na American journalism. ers to occupation

The step

taken to break "lustful beasts."

for best direction went to Amer- lean William Wyler for his "The speculation, the broadcast said.

Reuter. Best Years of Our Lives."

The pallée arrested the Reds in Osaka after the posters appeared in the city saying that the "lust- ful beasts whom the Japanese were unable to control" police were terrorising Japanese girls at Tsurugo, a port In Western Honshu.

The posters which appeared in At least 22 places in Osaka said the Communist Party In Terug took the lead in organining "Citizens Defence League" cope with the situation United

Prces.

GUATEMALA REVOLT OVER

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Guatemala City, July 21. It was officially learned to- day that the military revolt against President 1. Arevalo's

Although "The Best Years" was advertised for public showing in Prague cinemas more than eight months ago. It has never · been exhibited in Czechoslovakio.

A new entrant in the festival this year is the Russian occupa tion zone of Germany. It has entered

Mine "The

Morning Star" and *The Blum Affair." to compete last year, were bar

The Yugoslavs, who intended

red at the last minute because of Marshal' Tito's remarks in the

"This Nation Lim

Will Live" Marshal Tits by that time had been expelled from the Comin form. This year the Yugoslave do not figure on the list at all.

Entries from some countries, India, including Belgium and were excluded because they were regarded as not siting the festi

Ho refused to comment on the suggestion that the United States should share with Britain the Government has beca put val theme.-Associated Press. secrot of producing atomic bomba, down and order, restored. Dr. Chaim Weizmann, 74-year declaring that he would not Officials galimate that 300 were old President of Israel, and Mrs. comment on anything connected killed or wounded in the two-day Wolzmann arrived here from with the

Blair House mesting | rovoit-2016 uprising against Lydds in a chartered Constella-dr any rumours circulating about Aravilo since he came to power tion plane of Air France,

what had heen discussed there. in the revolution in 1945.

The Weizmanns are expected The President angrily dis- to remain in Geneva for two or missed reporta quoted to him of three days and then go for sever fears expressed in yesterday's al weeks' rest to a mountain re- Atlantic Pact debate In the sort in the Swiss Alps.

Senate that the President might

The Government said that the Air Force last night set fire to the honour guard barracks which were the Rebel headquarters, h ter which the Insurgenta surren- dered. An unconditional surren der was arranged through the United Press,

Indonesian Reds Are Released

They were met at the airport giving away atomic secrets mediation of foreign diplomata. truyellers, were this afternoon

by Albert Picot," a member of

North Atlantic Powers. the Government of the Canton of He said that Senator Kenneth Geneva, and by M. Kahany, par- Wherry, Republican floor leader.. to the had a lot of ungrounded fears in manent fargoli delogale United Nations European Head-which be, President Truman, quarters in Geneva.

was not interested-Reuter,

1

They Bre accompanied by members of Weizmann's personal stall and by, the daughter-in- law, Mrs. Benjamin Weizmann, with her soul-Associated Press.

TO DEBATE ROYAL * PRESS REPORT

GREEK MP'S AT PALACE

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London, July 20. The Greek Members of Parla- ment who are now

ow visiting Bri- party in addition to their already tain will meet King George. Queen Elizabeth, and other mem London July 21.

bers of the Royal Family 'at a The House of Commons is next Buckingham Palace Garden Party Thursday to debate the Royal tomorrow alternoon. Commission's report on its lives- Epecial arrangements are be- Ligations Late the British pressing mode for them to attend the Mt Herbert Morrison, Leader of Bizy. programme the Fawe, Bonounced today.

Irícludes lunch - with; "the

retary, "Mr."

Edint

Foreign Pavlik

The Commission's chief recom- mendation was for a voluntary! The Fress Council consisting of hip- prietors, editors, other journailija, add lay members to kafeguard thờ | 16| Trasdom of the prest

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DRUSE LEADER IN DAMASEUS

Damascus, July. 21. Sultan

Armh leader who commanded the 1925 Syrien rising against the

Jogjakarta, July 21. Thirteen Indonesian political prisoners, who, according to the Dutch, are Communists or fellow

handed over by the Dutch to the Republican authorities and later released by the Republicar Mial- stor of Defence.

The 13 were arrested after the Dutch started their second mill- Drusetary action and evacuated with the Dutch army when it left Jogjakarta Residency last month.

{'arrived" here today? Sultan Hamongyu Buwono, who'j

of the which

Tate Husn el Zam, newly elect the Republic's security co-or- od President of the Syrian-Re-dinator and Minister of Defence,

requested their

turning over, publi”

was agreed to by the This was the first Drung

The handing over took place at. Bince Syr

Salam, 18 kilometres North West or Jakarta city, and was wit- insed by the Associated" "Frees {correspondent, The exchange "wos" lod by two United Nations Come mission" on", "Indonesia military rvers, Asociated Press

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