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Washington, June 11,

President Truman is expected to present the detailed programme of the United Statos aid to under

Elephant Boy

Charge

developed areas to Congress next wook, inform-Denies

ed sources said here today.

The plan, named after Point Four of the President's inaugural address of last January, is expected to call for authorisations approaching $100,- 000,000.

The main parts of the pro- The best estimate now avail- programme are expected to fall oble of the amount of money the .contribute United States would into three entegories:

Lance

for this is roughly $50,000,000.

1. Bilateral arrangements be- tween the United States and in- 3. A programme of government dividual countries under which encouragement to private indus- to extend its operations direct American technical assis-try

abroad in projects offered on

to improve would be government-to-government basis. the economic conditions of less

Experts predicted that the Pre- developed areos.

The administration is ask for from 30 #irent would milton to 40 million dollars in to be ready to ask Congress to authorise the Export-Import new appropriatlons for this.

known

2. United States co-operationbank to issue convertibility guar

Four the Point and participation in the United anters under Nations programme which is also programme and this is expected to be directed nt. raising the to be included in the President's standards of lving in under message to Congress. developed archs.

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Apologises For Japan

Chux Sur Montreux: Switzerland June 11.

The Japanese Sociul Democrat lender, Tetsu Katayama, today sked the forgiveness of the Far to the world Eastern delegates assembly for morul re-armament for the great rrime committed by us against our neighbours”.

More than 1,000 delegates from

33 countries have been meeling

Bilateral Pacts

Such an arrangement would re-

bilaterai quire

be- Agreement tween the United States and countries wanting to take part in the development plan.

br would These agreements designed to assure Amerlenn in- dustries that their capital invest- ments and development projects abroad would not be expropriate

Los Angeles, June 12. The 25-year-old actor, Sabu, filled In the Superior Saturday an Court hara an answer denying hat he the father of a daughter barn to the English ballet dancor Brenda

Marlan Juller, zgod

Mipa Jutter is demanding U6$500 monthly support for the child,

23.

Mlan Juller declarod that Babu darne US$50,000 a your and

worth owns property more than 85350,000,

Babu replied that he has not worked for the past year and that his income for that porlod was only US$2,750-- Associated Press.

Mechanical Brain's Possibilities

Manchester, June 12. A mechanical brain that may Ventually compete on equal terms with the human mind

has been developed at Manche-

ed or nationalised without 3 ster University.

Meanwhile, tho

ai

ronsonable financial settlement.

It may even compose poetry, They would also be aimed insuring fair Arnde practices says mathematician A. W. Tur- without

against ink, who is testing its thinking discrimination

powers. Amertean investments.

Discussing robot brains in gen- Govern cral, the University's Professor mont's proposed expenditure Geoffrey Jeferson said on Thurs- for under-developed countries, day he doubts if one will ever the next 12 months of Marshall compose a sommet or a concerto.

He told the Reyal College of aid for Europe and in the ro- armament of Europe were cri-Surgeons a machine with enough thai prominent artificial brain by tlcixed today year's here since June 4 in this

calls for would have to be as big as the assembly for moral re-armament, mambers of both parties.

Empire State Building in New founded by Mr. Frank Buchman

The Chairman, Mr. Tom Con-York. it wou

it would take the power 11 years ago.

of of a Niagara Falls to run it, Pro- Mr. Katayama,

ally (Democrat for Texas)

Senate Foreign Relations

Lessor Jefferson added. prime minister after the

Committee, thought that only

& But Turing says no one can 1947 constitution, invited! Dr.

be tell

yet how smart this smail appropriation would Buchman

man to bring a moral -necessary to start what Mr. Tru-thinking machine may be armament

nent task force to Japan.

his Inaugural mes-

"It may take years before we inan called in to the representatives

settle down to its possibilities,' of Burma. Indonesin,

sage a bold, new plan for world Australia, economie expansion,

The sald, "but I do not see why Indis

he said: "j Malaya, ond

The most that might be asked it should not enter any one of would like to take this oppor-at first, he said, would be tech- the fleld's normally covered by tunity of asking forgiveness for nical assistance to help the no- the human intellect and the great crime committed by us against our neighbours, especial-tits bring the undeveloped areas tually compete on equal terms ly the people of the East,

Turning to

Japan's

A New Japan

first

build a nation democratic in

the

into production.

new

even-

Turing told reporters at the Republican Senator Robert University that the new "Brain" Taft said here today that is

only a foretaste of what is to President Truman's recent asser- come.

of wires

ma-

•Lausannio, Juno 11.

Israel put forward now suggestions today as the Lousonno conciliation talks with hor four Arab neighbours moved into̟ a phase regarded by observers as crucial.

Dr. Walter Eytan, chief Israeli delegate, proposed to the three Conciliation Commissioners the setting up of five sub-committees in which Jews and Arabs could, for the first time, discuss directly the main points of conflict.

He suggested 'thèse subjects for 110 days, as well as the text ot the sub-committees:

the reported Israelt reply.

Mr. Mark Ethridge, who yes-

(1) A general truce settlement. (2) Boundaries, frontier and ritorini adjustments. (3) Arab refugees.

ter-terday gave up his position as United Nations Conciliation Commissioner, was expected to see the United States Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acheson, in Parls today.

at

(4) The final status of the Jeru-

salem sector.

(5) Economie questions,

fo

The four Arab delegations, The three-hour meeting at Lausanne have seen nothing but which Dr. Eytan made his sug-press

reports

the United gestions was the first since the States note-Reuter. publication of the gist of the United States note to Israel de-

manding that she comply with the resolution of the United Na- tions General Assembly of De- cember 11, 1940.

(One provision of this resolu- tion was that Israel should nilow the Arab refugees from Pales. tine to return to their homes in Israel).

Present

at today's meeting were Mr, Andrew Cordier, United Nations

Secretary General, and Mr. Stanton Grif- fiths, Director of the United Na- tions Ald to Arab Refugees,

Assistant

To Meet Next Wack

Dr. Eyton was invited to meet the Commission again at its next session next week.

Racial Fight At Rugby Encounter

here

Port Elizabeth, Jung 11. Fighting between white and coloured spectators twice inter- rupted play in the match today between the New Zealander All-Blacks Rugby Union touring team and the local Eastern Pro- vinces side.

Struggling crowds surged on to the Acid and the police had to use their batons to clear the pitch. Hundreds of bottles were thrown as the crowd swayed to and fro This was interpreted by some in a vlolent struggle. Several observers Lo mean That the spectators were taken to hospital, Commissioners had not yet seen The game was finished in epile any great value in the new Is-of the disturbances, the All- raeli proposals.

Blacks beating the Eastern Pro vince eide by six points to three.

The Israeli delegation's spokes- man showed great reticence about the proposals and declined to discuss the impact of the United States note on the Lausanne

Mr. Rober: Searle, President of the Eastern Province Rugby Union Football Union, said tonight that strict precautions would be taken to prevent disorders at the fourth full text of the United Test match between South Africa States note has not been formal and New Zealand, which is to be Jy communicated to the French played at Port Elizabeth. and Turkish Commissioners, it He said that the Coloured Ad- was understood, although the visory Commitice would be con- United States Commissioner has sulted about who was to be ad- for more than mitted to the coloured sections of presumably had

the ground.-Reuter.

Soviet Pilot Released

PAKISTAN OFFICIAL

IN U.S. FOR VISIT

Washington, June 11, ›

tion that it was of vital import.. He kept secret the actual

Stockholm, June 11.

Colonel Sikander Mirza, Pakis~ "We are fighting to build a

The 27-year-old Soviet Airton Defence Secretary, who is new Japan a peace-loving and jance to arm Europe to keep the operating principle of the

the oppositechine. The apparatus

consists Force pilot who landed here in a heading a five-man milliary mis- democratic nation", Mr. Kata Peace might have

effect.

of complex rows of

electrical fully armed fighter aircraft last slon to the United States, sold to yama sald, "Japan for years

Senator Taft, who hends the

unita, a tanglo

and month and asked for asylum was day that he hoped to establish a was dominated by the mili Republican polley committee, panels of bulbs, tubes and valves, today released from Internment closer liaison with the American tarlete but we are fighting to told a a reporter that he is ex-Associated Press.

and granted a refugee's passport, defence, services during his visit and a residence permit pected to vote for the North At-

here. polities, economics and in our lantic Security Treaty, when t dally social and dally lifa.

came before the Senate, because opinion, it is bound to "Such a democracy cannot be in my

Russia

trom starting built on materialism. In moral re- deter armament I see something that

war.

"On the other hand, I am in- will unite the world, because it builds on firm moral standards." clined to think that the arming Delegates from other Eastern of Western Europe would have

the opposite effect," he said, endured Jap nations, who had

Senator Taft also disagreed

A

CHINESE HAM INSPECTED

the

Manila, June 11. Imported ham and other meat products from China are being adequately bispected by Health Authorities, the Director anese occupation during the war,with Mr. Truman's assertion that of Health, Mr. Felipe Arenas an- welcomed the Japanese speakers

Ja slush in funds available for nounce today. at the Assembly.

this time European recovery at Mr. Soekwati of East Indonesia organ Lee worst kind of false said "Moral re-armament gives

a new hope for economy.

the IL unites nation and uture. nation and creates an inspired democratic familities Industries,

all of us

"I don't think a 10 per cent cut in its funds would elimin- ate any essential benefits," sald cabinets and nations. It is the the Republican leader

inspired living for nations".- Reuter.

BAND KILLS POLISH REDS

Warsaw, June 11.

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Two other Communists were wounded. The band demolished the meeting hall and then fled. carrying off

the local some of party funds, it was siated.

The Communist meeting had been organised "to combat the influence of the reactionary clergy," in state schools.-Reuter.

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The Swedish authorities, who The group will spend a month Identity and in the United States conferring are keeping his whereabouts a secret, have twice with officials of the national mill- rofused Soviet Embassy officials tary establishment and inspecting permission to interview him.

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