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Ellen Wilkinson Promises:-

¡U.S. Support

Education System To For Czechs

Be Reformed

Bournemouth, June 14. The Minister of Education, Miss Ellen Wilkinson, proclaimed tonight the government's inten- tion to reform Britain's educational system and "remove those class distinctions which are a handicap to democracy.

"My guiding aims," Britain's only woman minis- ter told the Labour Party annual conference, "are to see that no boy or girl is debarred by lack of means from taking a course. of educa- tion for which he or she is qualified.

Press Messages Mishandled

"My aim in to make the schools provided by the state so good and so varied that it will just seem quite absurd not to Bend the children to them."

Her statement was the second exposition of socialist aimn made to the conference yester- day.

Earlier Herbert Morrison. Lord President of the Carnes, gave a preview of what Britons and of his plana for future em- may expect this year and next

ployment,

Next year, Mr. Morrison said, "will still be There will be grim aspects. The pretty rough.

famine threat may well domin- nte."

New York, June 13. The "New York Times" says in a despatch from Paris that all дезун wirelesЯed to the United States from the French capital by American correspon. dents in recorded by a French Intelligence agency and cir. culated immediately-supposed- ly "among high officials only.

The despatch declares that actually "it is known that access to the contents of despatches la not by all means, confined to high officiula. In at least one case, an article sent by radio to American publishers appear- ed in a French newspaper.”

Harold Cullender, writer on the stuff of the "Dispatch," said he had complained to Pre-zation that will amount to an sident Gouin, the Minister of War and the Foreign Minister against the practice, calling at- tention to "this infringement of freedom of the presa."As- sociated Press..

Agreement

Economic General Staff

Ife disclosed demobilization and reconversion will be virtual- ly completed by the end of this year and announced the creation" of "an overall planning organi-

economic general staff" to de- velop the Socialist programme of full employment and protect Britain from depressicas else- where, particularly the United States.

Passed during the day was a resolution criticizing govern- ment agricultural policies and demanding improved social · and

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Vienna, Juno 13.

General Mark W. Clark, com- mander of the American occupa- tion forces in Austria, reported yesterday to the Joint Chiefs-of- Staff that the Russian authori- lies have

agreed to the establishment of straight air lanes over Soviet-controlled ter- ritory between Vienna, Linz, Budapest and Prague.

The agreement eliminates some flying difficulties which resulted in the buzzing around of American planes by Russian fighter pilots recently, but the Russians still have not granted the freedom of the air as re- quested by American authori- ties, and flights over Soviet ter- ritory still must be made in the narrow, prescribed lanes. Fly- ing, from Vienna to Berlin, it is still necessary to fly via

Frankfurt.

General Clark leo cited the reduction of occupation costs for the Austrian government. Up to February, these had been running as high as 50 per cent of the Austrian budget, but it i is now limited to 35 per cent! by the Allied Council's action.

Russian claims have usually Clark added that the food ration bean

higher, Gente al even

is being raised from 959 calories per day each person, in May, to about 1,200 en'orles in June,- Associated Press,

AIR FRANCE IN HONG KONG

Washington, June 14. The Civil Aeronautics Board has authorized Air France to operate between France and the United States, between Mar- tinique and Haiti and between Indo-China and the Philippines. The Board sald Air France plans to start a service between Paris and New York either in June or July, using American- made Douglas airliners.

The Paclilc permit authorized the line to transport persons, property, and mail between the terminal in Indo-China and in- termediate points in. China and Hong Kong, and the Manila terminal-Associated Press.

MASARYK SEÉS BEVIN

London, June 14. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bovin received Jan Masaryk, foreign minister of Czecho alovakia, yesterday.

There was no official announce. ment of the subject of their conversations. Informed sources however, said they discussed Czecho, claims to four districts in Prusalan Silesia which are under Polish administration in accordance with the American declarationAssociated Press.

London June 14, Telephone services frem Eng land to Spain and Gibraltar, cut off during the war years, will bo resumed for public und on "Juna 17, the Postmaster Gon- eral announced today. The `sor- vice will be open 14 hours A dayRouter.

By substantial majorities two other resolutions on con- scription-one urging its dis- continuance and another that would limit draftees to men 21 years of age or older-worg de- feated. Associated Press.

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Windsor, June 14.

JEWEL THEFT

Frankfurt, Juno 14.. Army Headquarters an- nounced that $40,000 to $50,- 000 worth of the Hessian Crown jowals were recovered in Germany following the, ar- rest of the American mujor here on June 9.

In Washington the War Department announced the arrest of Boy G Carlton former enlisted man, for in vestigation in. connection with the Kronberg Castle theft Officials said that Carlton, a former technician, tea din- charged several months ago and was arrested by customa agenta in his home town,

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Washington, Juào” 13.' President Truman today told Dr. Juraj Slavik, now Crecho- slovak ambassador to the United Statos, that he could count са "the full support and assistance" of the United States govern ment during his mission in Wa- shington,

The President declared that "the traditional and long-standing friendship between our two peo- ples has been strengthened by the recent Joint struggle against the common onomy."

Dr. Slavik after presenting his credentials to the President, told Mr. Truman that his government. and people would nover forgot what they owed to the United States.

Speaking of tho Czechoslovak elections, the ambassador predict- ed that President Eduard Benes would be re-elected with the sup

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