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ECONOMIC CRISIS IN BRITAIN Drastic Cuts In Imports To Save Dollars

Conference Of "Big Five"

London, July 31,

A saving of £70,000,000 in six months through im- mediate import cuts is being discussed in poli- tical circles today as one of the steps the Cabi- net is planning to bring Britain out of her economic crisis. Further cuts are expected for October, unless the situation has shown a de- finite improvement by then.

Britain is importing about £150,000,000 worth of goods monthly and exporting about £93,000,- 000 worth. Most of the deficit is being met by drawings from the American loan.

The Big-Five Cabinet Minister; their limit for the time being, and ----Mr. Attlee, Mr. Bevin, Mr. Mor- film imports are likely to be left rison, Mr. Dolton and Sir Staf- Intact under an agreement by ford Cripps are still thrashing which American firms are expect. out details of the crisla pro ed to consent to spending con- gramme which the Prime Minis siderable port of their dollar corn- ter will announce in Parliament, ings in Britain, thus helping the next week, and which will mean dollar economy plan without a re- great austerity for the whole Bri.duction of their sales. tish nation.

The raw material imports cut, Other measures expected are:- though to be kept to a minimum, To reduce the foreign ex-will inevitably imply some uiem- change deficit without waiting for ployment this winter. American aid or on the outcome

of the Marshall afd.to-Europu

talks in Paris.

Armed Forces

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al 20 nolauk.'

POLIO OUTBREAK New Greek

IN BRITAIN

London July 31

Last week's total of report- ed cases of infantile paralysis was expected to be stot Ican than 300, although there wa nothing to suggest any ont- break of epidemie proportions spreading frois a aingie

centre, Mr. Aneurin- Bevan, The Minister of Health, an nounced in the House of Com- mong today. *The total number of casca for the previous week, he said. was 177.-Router.

Cigarette Caused

Death Of

Complaint

To U.N.

Lake Success, July 31.

The Greek delegation to the United Nations has filed à new.com- plaint with the Security Council on the Balkans situation.

The new comp'aint is under Chapter 7 of the United No- tions Charter which deals with the actions with respect to threat of breaches of peace and neta of aggression.

The Greek Foreign Minister, M. Tsaldaris, explaining the motives behind Greece's new complaint said tonight: "Truth cannot be

22 Women pole appealing to the Unit.

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ed Nations again, Greece 'ts n'ao Paris, July 31.

appealing to world public opin- The Prefect of the Po-ion, trusting that all free peo

rather than thở abuse of truth

2. To include food and raw probably lake the form of a speed. lice today ordered a po-plex wil support Greece's effort materials as well as the armed up in the present demobilisation lice investigation of the to insure that truth will prevall forces in the cuts, and, in fact, scheme. Well-informed circles refire in Tourelles Prison Hought by Russia and her satel- ask the British people to consent gard this as particularly likely in which last night killedten." le every sacrifice which can be Central Europe where the British made without scute danger of re. forces in Austria and Venezia 22 women inmates.

Gullia are consuming large

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M. Ten'daris said that Soviet |

"It is too early to say what Russia's veto earlier this wock, 3. Tu end Continental holidays amounts of dollars for their equip. caused it,” he said.

haa "paralysed" Security Coun- of Britons by reducing, the pre.ment,

"It might have been the re-cil action, but he expressed con.. The remnant of British troops ault of one sent allowance of £75 a year to

fidence that Greece's new move £50 or even less, which, it is in Greece is certain to be brought throwing a lighted cigarette in characterising the attacks on hoped, will convince would.be home quickly aml measures stub in one of the pots contain Greece as an outright_aggres- traveliers that such trips are not will presumably be taken to Ing celluloid or lightning, alon would be successful.

break the transport boisteneck sparks might have been the "Through, the majority find-

worthwhile,

4. To divert coal and raw materials into principal export Industries at the expense of home production which was just beginning to relieve some of the country's wartime austerity,

which has led to a "piling up" of cause." homeward bound troops in the Suez Canal Zone,

Any drastic change of British commitments in Germany where dollar cost arises not from the oc- cupation forces but from the Bri Grim Warning

tish share in the feeding and re. 3. Will Lawther, President of habilitation of the dereliét Indus the National Union of Mine trial areas is unlikely to take place workers, who was one of the unless the present effort to per. miners' leaders summoned to the sunde the United States to accept Cabinet inceting yesterday, de-a large share of the Inancial bur clared today that Britain's future den has definitely failed-an ef depended upon coal alone and predicted a "terrible time ahead." Among the Imports which it is expected will be left as they stand are tobacco and films, while the question of dollar costs for the ccupation of Germany is highly |complex and not yet decided.

Immediate Import cute amount. a saving. of £70,000,000 within six months,' regarded as

ins

ings of the United Nations The women were employed in Commission of Inquiry, the making celluloid and pastic world a'ready knows the truth, necklaces and inflammable Now, we must make sure the materials were kept in the cells. truth prevalls," he said.—Reu-

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most of the dead ter. were found, lying on bed and had been burned, but there was little to indiente they had died from fumes.-United Press. fort in which Mr. Bevin himself is expected personally to take a hand in the near future.-Reuter.

Princess To Wed At Abbey

London, July 31.:

the scale on which the Cabinet is The wedding of Princess Elizabeth, the heiress

planning, would almost certainly imply a reduction in the meat ra- tion and imports of fruit, especial. ly luxury fruits and tinned goods which have done so must to vary the monotonous diet are also ex

pected to be reduced. There is little scope left for other major food economies outside the range i of necessities.

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presumptive to the Throne, and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, RN, will take place at Westminster Abbey on November 20, it was officially announced from Buckingham Palace tonight.

The announcement followed this morning's formal consent to the marriage by the King at a meet- ing of the Privy Council at Buckingham Palace.

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London; July 31. A full Court of Appeal Truled on Wednesday that the giant British liner "Queen Mary" was one-third to blame for a collision with the Bri tish cruiser":"Curacoa" off the Donegal coast on October 2, 1942.

The "Queen Mary" had 10,000 Britain-bound United States troops on board and the cruiser was providing anti-aircraft pro tection.

Wednesday's décision, laying

by the Dean of Westminster, only two-thirda, of the respon will solemnise the marriage.

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It will be the first Royal wed-by 2 to 1 ruling. The Admiralty ding at Westminster Abbey appealed after an Admiralty since the late Duke of Kent was Court held that the cruiser was

entirely to blame. married there 13 years ago.

• Gifts On Show Arrangements have been made to display the Princesa's wedding presents in the State

Each ship the majority opinion sald, failed to appreciate what the other ship was doing. Both failed to keep a proper lookout

Rooma of St. James Palace, The decision, ordered the where, following precedent, the apportionment of costs on a 2 public will be admitted to view to 1 basis and granted Icave to them on payment of a sum to appeal to the House of Lords. be devoted fo charity.

Associated Press.

Following the example of her two uncles, the, Duke of Glou- cester and the late Duke of Kent, the Princess will be mar rled in November.

-Tho engagement between Princess Elizabóth and Lieuten- ant Philip Mounbatten, formor. y, Prince Philip of Greece, was

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July 21.

announced on July 9, climaxing CASTELGANDOLFO Pope months of rumours and denials. Plus reached his summer resi

It was also reported that the dence at *1080 today after an Archbishop of York will be as uneventful short automobile sisting in the servico-Reuter. trip from the Vatican.

Peace Treaty Ratified

LONDON: The King today gave on audience to the 'new Cuban Minister,!-Dr. Migun! Antonto Rivó, - who presented Hi credentials,

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