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John Dulles On Lessons Of Moscow Talks

New York, Apr. 30.

John Foster Dulles, American adviser at the re- cent Moscow Foreign Ministers conférence said today that Soviet leaders are using poli- tical penetration "to get the kind of Gerniany "they want.”

Ministers

Dulles, Republican adviser to the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Marshall, said in a radio-broad- cast that the American delegation to Moscow, while disappointed at the conference results, "did not come home empty-handed." He added: "The assets we Council of Foreign bring back is a better under., disagree and takes a recess," standing of how the Soviet foreign policy works. It de- pends little on getting results by diplomatic negotiation. depends much on getting re suit by penetrating into the political parties and labour or ganizations of the other coun- trics.

have these

"The Soviet leaders Huch confidence In methods that they were willing to let Germany again become a great industrial power, They are using those methods now to get the kind of Germany they want."

Other Gains

Dulles listed other gains at the Moscow conference na the laying down of the United Staten policies on Europe! which, he said, can b tremendous. value in the future the "establishment of closer relations with France."

Ile declared:

LESS SCOTCH

AT HOME

London, Apr. 30. Britons will go drier than aver foninrrow when more Scotch whisky is taken of home rules to go

in search

of hard currency.

The actual reduction puta lite

domestic apply est One- quarter of the "amount_dia. tributes in 1930, D about one-half of the present allong- tion.Reuter.:

Position Of India's Civil Servants

TWO Million Worked On Aircraft

London, Apr 30. About 2,000,000 people

40 per cent of them women were employ- ed in the aircraft indus- try at the peak produc- tion period in 1944, says a booklet entitled "Air- craft Builders" just pub- lished by His Majesty's Stationary Office.

This figure represents one-tenth of the total peacetime labour force of Britain. It made aircraft prc- duction by far the biggest indus- try in the country, employing London, Apr. 30. The Governinent has autheris-eval mines put together.

mare people than agriculture anil

ed the Viceroy, Lord Mountbatten,

unity whenever it can be ob

"We all want Four-Power tained as sham... The United States a reality not as A

delegation was held to a steady Economist Dulles said the course That was largely due to dominuat political party, and lathe calm yet strong leadership: In nions in the Soviet zone of Secretary of State Mar.te onnounce that it accepts the ob air striking force was built up. of Germany "are already sub- shall."-Associated Press.

jeet to the Savfel will"at"!

is much the same in the French zune,"

Dalles asserted in the Bri- tish-United States zonu So. viet influence.... is growing! rapidly."

From this, he said, the Ame- rican people should conclude "that we cannot feel com. placent merely because, at con- ferences. we have stopped sur- rendering our principles.

"Soviet activity is not sure pended merely because the

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May Day Message

London, Apr. 30.

The booklet tells hew Britain's

ligation to see that European of

On an average, one in every two ficers and Indian officers-in-theor three families throughout-Bri:- three special categories of the 'tain had same member of the Indian Civil Service receive etm- family engaged in producing air- pensation for loss of their careers craft.

and prospects, consequent on the When war broke out Britain transfer of power from the Brihad n technical advantage bc. tish to Indian hands rext year. cause she started rearmlag much This was announced in both later than Germany, with the re- Houses of Parliament today. The sult that her aircraft, although Covernment also undertakes that grently outnumbered, "were members of the Secretary of State Inter design. Thus lead was pin- services in India, who retire, will tained throughout the war.—Reu- be secured in their rights to theter. leave then due to them.

A incɛsage of solidarity was sent today by the National Coun- ett of Labour to workers through But the world ux ́aMny Day message. The Council, represents It is also announced that the the Labour Party, the Trades Government of India has Inform- Union Congress and the Coopera-ed the British Government tha tive Union,

it is most anxicus to avoid the

and

"The National Council of loss of experienced officers and Labour calls upon organisations lo prepared to give to those mem- of the working class everywhere bers of the Secretary of Stute to renew their pledges of loyalty services who continued to serve to the fundamental principles of under the Government. of India international solidarity," says the

the same terms as lo scules of message in part, "and in faithful comradeship Ao to Kulde the pay, leave, pension rights policy of their organised move.nfeguards in matters of dis- ments that the still unconquered cipline as hitherto, forces of reaction, aiming at im Provincial governments are be perialist domination and capital-ing asked to give a similar assur. ist exploitation of the working ance to the officers continuing to people everywhere will be des Iented."

serve their provinces.

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Washington, Apr. 30,

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a vote of 223 to 105 ita decision SAN FRANCISCO. to limit to US$200,000,000 the American funds for post-UNRRA

relief in war devastated countries 10% Round Trip Reduction between, now and June, 1948.

The Government had sought

The message contains an ex- pression of confidence that Bri-Listowel, Secretary for India, saitl tat will work Its way through that he hoped to make a very | US$350,000,000 for the pro- the perils and dimeutles of the early announcement about com- grumme. Today's action of the times to a civilised and Bachutist pensation for services in Burma. House of Representatives con- order of society," Reuter,

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BLUNT STATEMENT TO

GERMAN LEADERS

Hamburg, Apr. 30.

firmed the cut ordered yesterday THE DE LA RAMA STEAMSHIP CO., INC.

during the criticism of sending American ald to countries describ-

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GENERAL AGENTS

MAIN BOOKING OFFICE The House also decided to deny PENINSULA HOTEL LOBBY reilef to "those countries whose

governments are diminuted by | Tels, 08330 and 68081-EL. 22

the Soviet Union" unless they agree to American control of the supplies.

The House passed the measure with the lower figtiro by a vete of 333 to 06. It now goes to the

German political leaders at today's meeting of the zonal advisory council were bluntly fold by the British Deputy Chief-of-Staff, Major-Gen-Senate, whose Foreign, Helations eral W. A. Bishop, that the recurring food crises in the British zone were mainly the fault of the German authorities. "It is untrue to assert that the British and United States

military governments could get more food for Germany than they do at the moment," Gen- cral Bishop said.

"The British and American military governments have, dur- ing the past two years, made the most strenuous efforts to obtain all possible food im ports for Germany, and they ure continuing them.

"The volumo obtained is limited only by the ability to get goods, and not by financial considerations-in spite of the -crushing burdène imposed In this way on the British and American taxpayers.

Hampered

"I must tell the zonal

SELECTION OF IMMIGRANTS

Washington, Apr. 30. ... Representative

Christian

Harter, of Massachusetts, lo- day introduced a,bili creating a preference system

under the immigration quotes 80 that the 10 per cent of the quota of each nationality for cach year would be issued to immigrants "whose admiss sion is deemed by the Score- tary of State to be desirable in connection with the scour ity of the United States, and to aliens whose services are urgently needed in the Unit- ed States by commercial, in-

dustrial, financial and educa-. adtional institutiona or firms.”

United Press.

{** /Visory council quite clearly that

the efforts of the two military governments are at present noriously hampered because the nuthorities responsible for the distribution of grain to tho hungry world know that Ger. many lags behind the expected dellveries by her farmers of home-grown grain and, indeed, of all home-grown food,” -, A

Saying that the necessity to keep the normal ration-at-the- level of 1,550 calories was "very regrettable," General Bishop said that part of the cause was the existence of the black market-Reuter.

Communist

Secretary Indicted

a Washington, Apr. 30, The Federal Grand Jury today. indicted Eugena Dennis, Secretary of the Communist Party of the United States, on charges of een tempt of Congrem,

Committee has already approved fully the US$300,000,000 figure -Reuter.

American Example

Washington, Apr. 30, President Truman, toasting the Mexican President,. Senhor White Miguel Alemán, ni House state dinner last night, said if the friendship and unity of the western hemisphere 18 matched in the rest of the world "we would have no more trouble."

Mr. Truman said: "I think wo can set an example for the other side of the world because our neighbours to the north and south are not afraid of us. They are friendly with us, They believe. we are honest in our endeavour to be friendly with them.NAD

Earlier, Senhor Aleman re ceived an enthusiastic welcome from 600,000 people lining the route from the airport to the White House-United Press.

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