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Budapest Claims Successful First Five-Year Plan

Budapest, May 4.

Hungary will complete its first Five-Year Plan by the end of 1954, but a Government announce- ment revealed that blueprints of the second Plan will be ready much sooner.

AUSTRALIA TO ESTABLISH BASE IN ANTARCTIC

Sydney, May 4.

The Australian flag will fly from a permanent station on Antarctica by January 1954,

Australia's External Affairs Minister, Mr Richard Casey, announced that a group of nine scientists would leave Melbourne next December to set up Australia's first full-time outpost on the frozen wastes surrounding the South Pole.

The group to form the expedi flon will be composed of veterans from Heart

an: Macquarie Islands-two sub-Antarctic zen- tinels established by Austalla since World War II.

In the light of modern odience and the importance of strategie materials, Antarctica has now. taken an a vital aspect. Through exploitation of her Antarctic arca Australia could:

1. Eventunity fap the region's coal reserves-estimated as second only to those of North America. Traces of copper, iron, silver, gold, lead and uranium-have boas discovered.

2.-Explore the claims of radio scientists that Antarctic research could advance world-wide radio communications.

AIR BASE

3-Gather weather Informa- Won to enable the forecasting of weather changes months ahead for countries thousands of miles away.

food

-Develop the territory's resources-from whales. fish, seals, birds and plankton.

5. Establish

air base

which would bring Australia considerably closer to South Africa and In time create an air link between South Africa and South America.

0

Australia has kept up her in- terest in the Antarctic in recent years by Social servers with 1949 and 1957 French expeditions to Adelie Land-a smalt sliver of territory Inside Australia's giant portion. An Australian observer also accompanied the joint postwar Norwegian British Swedish expedition to Queen Maud Land. BIG TASK

Australia's first permanent

go up

in that part

of its

Queen's Gift

To Hamburg

London, May 4. Four Royal swans, two of each sex, will fly from London to Hamburg bezi Saturday In Vickers Viscount turbo-prop air- craft and accompanied by

Jurk, Mr Frederick

the

ปี

Queen's Swankeeper.

The Queen has given the swans to Hamburg to mark the Cily's horticultural exhibition. In Britain they are Royal birds and enjoy special protection,—iteufer.

Returned To Free Enterprise

Copper Market In London To Reopen

re-

London, May 4. Trading in copper, П vital industrial metal, will be

free enterprise on stored to August 5, the Government an- nounced today.

Copper has been imported into Britain and distributed by, the Government ever since the

Antarctle station will probably last war began. Antarctic territory south-west The London copper market, of Western Australia. But the closed in 1830, will reopen on

exact location still remains to be August 6. determined.

The regime used the opportunity of parliamentary tails about this second plan. The appeal to voters to support the Government's candidates contained some reference and figures concerning both the first and second plans.

elections, scheduled for May 17, to disclose some de- small the first

The

koma

were

|

living

year, the Initial party will cruci quarters. radio and mural which will not try of Materials buys if under

form the "settlement."

One of the Brel big tasks will also be to identify all landmarks statement that

vealed that, in fact, 40,000,000 - within 300 miles of the base. targets of the first Five-Year | 000 (US$3,300,000,000)

A larger scientific detachment Plon were actually reached in Invested during the first three will, according to present plans. three years is Interesting, but years of this period.

follow in the second year with not surprising.

Other Agures concerning pro- more elaborate equipment. The

regime planned, for induction have not been made In his outline of the expedi- stance, to invest 35,000,000,000 publle so far.

tion's aims and purpose, Mr forints (about US$3,000,000,000 Although for from complete, Casey sold:

Agures In the five years from 1950 the

tonegeot the -"For us -concern" the most through 1954, but the annual important industries, on which Antarctic could be as serious as budgets, usually approved by Parliament in

contend that the five-year themselves to a small strip of farget of the coal, steel and coastal settlement in Australia electric power industries had and left it to others to develop been reached in three years. the resources of the rest of our Here are the details:

Confinent.”—United Fross,

December, re- cally all others depend. it our forefathers had confined

Largest Ever In Britain

Newton-le-Willows, May 5. The largest electric locomotive

STEEL OUTPUT Steel-800,000 tons to be Fraised to 1,500,000 tons by the end of 1954. Fulfilled in 1852.

Coal Against the 1949 output of 11,800,000 tons, 10,000,000 tons to be

by the end De produced

Pakistan Cotton

Exports

of the five-year period. Actually, in 1852 Hungarian mines pro-

Karachi, May 4. duced 18,800,000 tons of coal. According to a survey by the Electric power-2,200,000,000 Ministry of Commerce, Pakistan idlowatts to be raised to 4,200,- exports at cotten to countries,

The bulk of Britain's copper from the Rhodesian comes mines and most of the rest from Canadian producers. The Minis-

long-term contracts,

Sir Arthur Salter, Minister of Materials, after

the telling House of Commona соррег would be decontrolled, said!

impori will ba

given today to the Common- The necessary notice is being wealth producers that as from

6 the private August and Bole of copper permitted and the Copper Dis- tribution Order revoked.

"The present occasion is an appropriate one for acknowledge the co-operation, of Commonwealth producers who had supplied Britain throughout the long period of publle trading and will, I am sure, continue to do so under the new arrange- ments."

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Décontrolled copper this August or thereabouts had been widely expected in the trade. In pre- parution for the move, the Minis- try of Maloriels late last month cut the ceiling price to British consumers by £27 to £253 per long ton

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Cooper is the "biggest" of the Big Four "non-ferrous metals." £ 03 of 3.000 horsepower each

the pre-war

Its decontrol evill bring ordered by the Spanish Rail-also reached in three years.

leval of 12,000,000 athers) The most interesting thing bales,

the Landon metal exchange back ways, was exhibited to the pub- lle today.

about the coal and steel figures At present, United Kingdom into full oporation. Tin was de- Four glant locomotives, part of is that the everyday reader of purchases of Pakistan cotton controlled in 1949, lead and zinc

Hungarian papers was justified amounted to 80,000 bales but the last year-Reiler. orders worth several in believing that these two in- Ministry of Commerce suggests millions sterling, were on show dustries always lagged behind that the United Kingdom should at the Vulcan Foundry at

their Newton.

The fact that both be approached with a view to plans.. The second was a giant steam-havo fullled their Ave-year cotton---France-Presse. type oil burner of which 64 plan in three years seems to in- are being built for the Persian dleate that there is nothing Stale Railways,

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Bicycle Girl

For Africa

London, May 4. off to Africa-with a bicycle Is 25-year-old Mias. Valerio Wild, of Athenlay Road, Nun- head, who is to superviso a chalu of small

missionary schools in Nyasaland.

Miss Wild, a teacher at St John's School, Walworth, Jpm pealed

through the parish magazine of St Sina's, Nun- head-of which she is a mem- ber-for a secondhand bicycle. Now she has one.

"It will have to alund p jot

| of wear and tear, for the roads

Brợ very rough,” skin suld." Her

schools will be spread oVEF AR

prea of 40 miles.

She will do a tour of `214 Yours, supervising nalive

Teachers. Miis, Wild has always wanted to bo a' mlazionary, but had to walk, until she was. 25

"before getting an appointment.

Early

AIRLINES

trukt

from

increasing purchases of Pakistan Mrs Gandhi To

Visit Moscow

in

SUCCESSFUL BID

London, May 4. Mrs Indira Gandhi, daughter FROM FRANCE of the Indion Prime Minister,

is to visit Moscow at the Paris, May 4,

Indion vitation of the

Am- London, May 4. A tender for electrical equip-bassador, Mr K. P. S. Menon.

Southernment for the power station of

who arrived in Mrs Gandhi, Europe is not Alkely to be flown Ambuklao (Philippines) was Britain

titain yesterday, will go to awarded to the French company, Russia after Queen Elizabeth's "Neyrple," despite strong com- Coronation on June 2. She will petition from British, Italian. In the meantime make a brief German, American and Japan- visit to Switzerland where her ce firms.

two sons are at school.

Her father, Mr Nehru, will also be in London for the Coronation and the subsequent Commonwealth Prime Ministon conference-Reuter.

to this country this year, as in the park.

In the first few years ofler the war charter companies did a lot of work on the "fruit run" from Italy and the South of France. But better rail facilities on the Continent have caused this air traffic to dade out, say the charter brokers.

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