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& Macassar, 12th June

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London, June 4.

Mr. Herbert Morrison, Lord President of the Coun- all and Government leader in the House of Commons, said today that British must consi- der seriously cutting Imports to reduce the gaps between imports and exports, Mr. Morrison was speaking at the sixth of a series of press conferences on Britain's economic plight. He appeared more cheerful than he was two weeks ago. He said: "It is still wise to be dogmatie. More figures have come in. however, and we can see the shape of things more firmly.'

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He dealt with cach section ref! Industry separately in relattom to the fuel crists and the disastronts winice,

"We know more about the an swer how and on the whole it is encouraging," he said,

He told of the rapid and ere- ditable recovery" in the textite Industry and aircraft manufacture for export. New machinery electric power is appearing and, buting materials are showinst

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Myrenntile Bank A. T Th ..g disall A 172

4'ten m 4.79% 428

Cum aderi writers Th 21 K Fire just

Hhleping: Doordans 274.K. & M Steambionts in, toso Chines ( Prof.) insk, HMG MG, Shell chkomers 17 I Waterbosta X RI» 2, (Richter 17

for

1%

Stel protaction Lage and handicapping shipbuikhan. It #gricultural reevery, after" hardest knack of all, is the "must the noble of all, with the loss of cul tivided areas reduces to negligible proportions,"

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IMPORTS

WHISKY EXPORTS

Landau, June 5. Scotch whisky exports to the United Stater will be nearly doubled in the next 12 with a part of Britain's drive to build up dollar re-

e told the

Fond Minister John House of Commons.

Strachey said that whisky, exports to "hurd currency countries, mainly but "at all." th

the Pited States, would be higher by 2,400,000 proof lions than in 1916.- Asaceinted Prean.

London Stock

Exchange

Equal Pay Would Mean. "Inflation'

London, Junė 4.

A high Government Bald today hunt, despite recoin- mendations at the Labour con-i ference lust week. Britain will not stitute the policy of "equal pay for women" brentse Callust leaders consider the practice in- flationary,

The Government souree "al the Cabinet will turn down the principle, firstly, because the Treasury cannot afford it for Government workers, and secondly, because if I were in- stituted for Government wor kere it would lead to silar demands throughout British in stuntry.

London, June 4. A

much brighter atmosphere berated the opening of a new ac-

lie maid it would have an in- emant .with dealers generally fintionary tendency without m- Esituation as regards to India was

busier than of late. The improved creasing production, United

Armer trend. hek mainly responsible for the

A number of 276 gains.occurred Brina tens and jules, while there was

Berks, Wherera, Lindowna, sier Retain's year of uppertunity and weals an exjnston of Interest in 18 Wheres 24th, 240: HK Park 1b, trust make every endeavour ins, which was stimulated

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all our efforts. We must holt was Venezuelan of concessions, burger tage because every inn saved Is dividend. more than a ton peluce. We Industrials mate headway with must buy less und produce more, iron, coat and steels in demand. "Government must seriously, while breweries after some initial consuler cufting imports to close lusitancy resumed their upward

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ports. The next six weeks before Giltedgect improved while Kaf we pack up for the holidays are firs appreciated but rappers were the key weeks for this year of up-; Hull. Among foreigners. Hungar.

Press.

N.Y. Stock Market

"Now York, June 5 The luck market structed keep re

to the tax relation bill tourfiel off covery golog in Westneday hot the que tion of wheiber President Truman winall to offerings and threw funny Ivars

After BASKE Januar pushed up traction 10 two i+r Cint

hday Burty included Great Northern Railway. Pewte

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fpony, Santa Fe, Trans Company, P.

woman ni child." United Pres5,

were gon).- Reuter

Norwegian Protest To Washington

War Powers

Powers Judiciary

Extension

Washington, June 4.

Washington, June 4.

Amerkenn

Wootion, Aming Rate More Hub Pacific, Norfolk nort Wintero, Allied Chemical, Bulted Suster. Clyman Walworth.

The Dow Jones averagen: Storks, 55.71.

2 after 150,56, 15 Raul 4337, 19 the 33.16.

Adama Exp 249%

Ainska Junt. 4. Ameeban Can 91. American Snett. ing 24. Ametiran Telephone $3. American Tulsareo 697%, American Watna workn 13. Ancosoda Copper 3. Aslation Corporation & Ballwin Bago- moter 18, Randall 24%. Dentia AVIN- tl Bethlehem Steel 78% Berle Alferaft 14%, Bunten Co. 40%, Canadian Parine 1. 1. 1. Caso 33, Chrysler 99%. Cutunte 184, Commercial Refrents 2. Cort stuets di, Dupens 17 Ext. mann Kevink th. Evetrie úlohe & Power 13% General Electric

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Oeneral Motor 61, Goodrich 5th Gulyon 49. Greyhound 29%, Homestoke Miale C Greyhound 29%. International Harvester My Juternational Paper 42. InterAR- tional Tel & Trl 10%, John Maurille 38.

Reueralt Copper 43, Montgomery Ward

A Norwegian protest to the State Department over the United States Government's procure- ment programme, whereby deals with foreign countries can be made only through an ad- ministration agency, was revealed by Mr. Mr. William Schilthius, Vice-President of the American Export Grain Association. Testifying before the Senate bushel, which is about 40 cents Sub-Committee. Mr. above the present market price.

Nation Distilforn 19, Nation!) He said such a situation would. New York Central 22. Packard not have arisco if private trada, Pan American Airways 1 were handling exportable wheat. Pensylvania All 18, India Corporation

Mr. Schlithlus. however,

**4. Real 2014 1974, Republic Steel 24 Reynolds Tabaren 394. Schenley $... ported Mr. Truman's

He sald

Hoenny Vacuums 16, Bouthern Pacific "Poreign countries would en- 3. Glassdord Brands 27 Stauder gage in extremely wild speculaties. Stubbakes

Oll of Calir. b. Standard Oll of N. J. nd send the price of wheat up Usian

17 Casan Jag 29. huxhel to $5.-United Press.

U.S. Rabber . present US$2.76

1814-Amorint

Schilth charged that tirting of export, controls on whent could lead to a "terrific boom in price and a shortage in this country."

Mr. Schilthius

said the Nor

sup-

President Truman today asked wegian protest was a fentisequence extension of control" quest for Bears Rorlatok 21%. Abelf on 20%.

the leaders of both parties in Con. ress it a White House conference to speed action

on his requests for the extension of certain war powers due to expire on June 30, The party leaders made no com- ment after the meeting but the press secretary, Mr. Charles Ross,, told a press conferente: "There seems to have been no particular controversy,"

He said that the discussions in. cintled an extension of the Mari time Commission's authority to erier some 200 cl) tankers; as extension of export controls; ex- tension of certain wartime powers relating to metal allocation; and pelority controls on certain foods, fertilizers and some industrial ma- terials. Reuter.

and

of the Government grain-procure- went programme, causing foreiz countries to use up more of their dollar balances and loans eredlis than would have been the ease, had private traders handled

rain operations,

protest, however, as they depend- He said foreigners feared in

for alineations and looker to Ban on the Agriculture Department Government for louns and credits. Norway, however, had lodged protest through the State Depart-

ment.

$2.75 A Bushel

from

the

Carbide 10. U.S. Sleet 65. U.8. Tin rd i're..

Bet Two Millions A Year

London, June 5.

Charlie Hannam, professional backer of race- horses, the man who is reputed to have bet £2,000,000 a year, died at Harrogate, England, on Tuesday.

poration la now offering foreign The Commodity Credits Cor- countries entrarts for wheat un-Hannam, whose usual bet on a horse was between der July allocations at US$2.75 a

A BRITISH CROSS WORD PUZZLE

Clues Across

8. Lie in

AWAR.

+1

3. Not fully18. favo up developed. office.

19. Mark of

a blow. 21 Direction

Indicator. 25. Coples. 20, Face. 27. Esisy,

9. 'Not

excessive. 11. Dopraved, 13. Pingue. 16. Disagreb-

ments.

Yesterday's Crossword

Clues Down

1. Plenzed, 2. Bonat.

10. Send. 17. Symbols.

4. Disposition. 10. Current.

20. Ingenuous. 21: Old sailor, 22. Precious

попея.

G. Cut down, 6. Custom, 7. Throw out. .0. Clyle chief, 10. Exploits. 12. Cream 14. Crate off.

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23. Leave out, 24. Incline.

£8,000 to £10,000, had a turnover of £2,000,000 a year but he calculated his profit as never more than five per cent even in a good season.

- Hannan, who bet on a large scale for nearly 50 years, was the

last of the big betting giants, Push-Button

among whom are counted

Bri-

tain's Fred Parker, Charlie Beat-

ty, John Hanunond. Bob Sievier, Beds In

Tom Wilson Muchell, and Ameri

en's Bet-you-a-Million Gates and

Chicago O'Brien.

Hannam started out as a rail- way clerk and coaned belting ai

Aeroplanes

Hollywood, June 5.

few years before the start of the Push-button beds on aeroplaser Second World War. During one were previewed for avlation writ week's betting he is said to have lers and Pen Amerleon World Alr. lost 50.000 and of one day at ways today announced they soon Newmarket in 1925 he was 10,- would be installed on the "Clin. 000 in the red.

pers" from Los Angeles to the ainera. Charles Morton, wrote of j

Orient. "Charles Hannan is, casily Thomas Wolfe, Vice-President cloverest backer the turf Alaska division, said the seats of the Pan American Pacific-

the

Оле

of Britain's

cloverest

ever known."

Hannam's botting system was to provide a completely reclining reduce his bets as near evens as position, with 80 inches between possible by coupling two, three or the seats instead of the conveḥ. four horses in a race. In effect, tional 40, and room for other can. be made a book against book ventences.

Hakers,

For more than 40 years he was pera" now capable of carrying 44 Because of this, he added, "Clip- member of the Victoris Club, London home of the biggest book-Passengers, will be restricted to makers in the country, where pre-

30 when rodeaigned. Associated race prices aro set for all

Press. events, on the English turf calon-

dar.

RESIGNS

The value of Hannam's astato"GET TOUGH" MANİ will not be known untit probato la ranted his widow, but racing circle in London. Inst night es- timated that the gambler, who the vested his winnings abtewdly, was worth half a million pounds at his death,

Washington, June 4. President Truman has accoptul the resignation of Mr. Spruille Bradon as Assistant Secretary of Stafe.

Illa remains were cremated at: Mr. Braden, In a personal letter Stonefall, Yorkshire cemetery, to Mr. Truman, salil personal yesterday

reasons forced him to return to Hanna one year at the Liver-private Business. pool meeting did not have a bot

Mr. Braden has long been in-

on, the Grand National, but he volved in a policy dispute over Across: 1 Candid; Ekeel; Down:- Thime: 2 Dirge; 3 Hon" Gales on a game of darts. Peron's Argentine Government, Lost 10,000 to "Bet-you--- United States relations witli Junn Improves: 8 Upset: Excess; 11 Devised: 4 Ensues; 5. Chestnuti 6 He wont and lost thousands pHe was an advocate of, "tough" Essence; 13 Carron 10 Titter; bonthe: 10 Corporal 12 Settled; pounds on games of billiards and policy. 18 Spout 10 Unlikely, 20 Male 13 Custom: 14 Obtuse; 16 Tolon; the spinofcoln. Asociated 21 Denude.

117 Bbyme,

resignation lappilyo Press,

The

June 80United Press.

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