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TRUMAN'S CALL FOR ALTERATIONS IN

TAX STRUCTURE

Another walk-out by Russians

Lake Success, January 23.

Rusel today walked out of another United Nations com. mittes protesting against the presunod of the delegate from Nationalist Chian

Kabushiro, Soviet delegate to the Council Com mittee on Non Governmental

Organisations. left thr meet Ing here objecting to the in olusion of Chinese Nationellata In its delegations.

The dommilice CesmipridTE the Prealdent of the Econo mic and Social Council and dalegalne from each ut the Bla Five powers. United Pross,

BRITAIN'S PACT WITH HOLLAND

London, January 23

Government

The British Board of Tracle repotted to- day That United Kingdom and Dutch representatives made considerable pintoress towards agreement on a 1960 trade pact

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Washington, January 23.

President Truman sent a special message to Con- gress today calling for a cut in oxcise lovios, closing of tax loopholes and a $1,000,000,000 increase in taxes in corporations, estates and big gifts.

He did not say how much reduction should be made on excise toxes, but he said that cuts are most urgently needed in taxes on freight, railway and bus tickets, long distance tele- phone and telegraph bills and the entire group of retail excises including such items as toilet preparations, luggage and handbags.

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The Perlent said Uanl these, foreign anions where they will knowledge to make available their Leers should be ent "urly

in the field of agriculture, Indus- related recouped by trust development

felds eliminating the lax loopholer which now permit some groups The Tatr share of

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Trade will continue at the stat tent level until the res ment is reached covering 1950 “ Associated Press

GOOD CHANCE FOR KOREA

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· THE· · CHINA” MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1950,

Acarah Bey, a Fakir wall known in France, claims that he can make hens lay by hypnotisen. Here he demonstrates his art in Parle Though the chicken adams to have tuccumbed to the influence there is still no sign of the egg-AP Photo

U.S. Air Force buys 700 jet fighters

Washington, January 23.

The Air Forca has ordered almost 700 jot fightor planes in the current fiscal year, it was re- vealed today.

Risk element Foreign diplomatic observera! expressed the hope that the Pre-

la face of claims thut undur sadient's proposed fax revisions to

privnic encourage

investment emphasis is being put on B-36

OVNI MANZEN World be approved. by bombers, the figures show that Viet Nam

and

preliminary fighters

compitse Inose

than

the Congress, cretion among several Congrega- | half the total number of planes men appeared favourable to the being bought

changes

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President Truman disclosed in d budget message that the Air the mended pobably would not re- Porce purchases planned for

offheal year 1950 total 1,250 att- Jungerende shift

the Uretiral States craft While the 12-month period ephams by

has not investors to Foreign Gelds as long ends on June 30 there

official announce- ret been any malequate ngipien faitaitres with

merk of speville plane types To be pequired.

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F-80-D

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50 F-89 Bighters, 142 F-94-A and United F-04-B night lighters. These In addition about 125 tutul 683

kre belig TF.80 jet trainers bought.

Warning of calamity in Madras

The

spestre

Mudras situation

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Already

sitting

The Navy is buying 768 planga of all types in the same perlad.

The fighters the Air Force is to 3,438 buying are in addition jets of Ave different types and

twi 272 propeller-driven F-82 Mustangs bought since the war.

arc Fewer than 150 bombers included in the 1950 programme. The Air Force is buying in the netghbourhood of 40 B-30's to be Pinns added to the 170 on order.

ait for about 82 jet-propeller R-47 bombers of medium weight to replace the present B-29 Su- perforts. Seventeen B-47's are

an urder now.

in- Fighter types point up creasing specialisation In the fighter fold.

For example fighter-bomber la

recognition "'historic"

Ban Francisco, January 23.

The Chinese Red radio to day called Paking's reuagni- tion of the Indo-China "Re- public of Viet Nam "an hin. toric event which will greatly encourage the oppressed poo-

South

East Asia ples of

In their struggle for liberation." The Paking broadcast WAS hoard by the

the Associated Press

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at length It quoted

from Communist papers and organ isations as declaring that "alf Imperialist schemes against the independence and libera- tion of colonial peoplos In

with Asia will shameful

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surely mast defeat."Associat.

"Hands off” attitude by America

Washington, January 23.

A 'State Department apokea man satd today that the United States will adopt a "hands off attitude if Syria and Iraq

nerge into a Greater Syria.

The spokesman, Mr. Michael McDermott, was commenting on

AUSTRIAN TREATY DEADLOCK

London, January 23.

The Western deputies are likely to propose à further short adjournment at tomor row's meeting of the Austrian deputies.

The three Western deputies aro understood to have been in touch during

the week-end on the Polley

followed lo be

In the absence of a Soviet guarantee to speed up direct negotiations with work Austria on which further by the deputies now depended,

A Western

approach

Soviet Government in last week to

to the

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quarters here been a failure.

The deputien conference anly two alternatives.

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by the

It could, as favoured Soviet deputy, Mr. George Zaru- bin, continue to discuss Articles 10 and 27 of the treaty which are not directly dependent on the direct negotiations on Article 48.

On the other hand, it could adjourn vintil some décisive pro- gress had been made on thlo Arlicie,

usually

well-informed quarters here it is thought that the Western deputies will pro- fer to walt,

Since the cenference met agala in London about a fortnight ago the Western delegations have be- leved further discussions of the unagreed articles to be a waste

the of time until

negotiations between Moscow and Vienna are completed since the continuance of these talks would prevent the conclusion of a treaty.

The possibility of concluding a

a report that the United States separate treaty between Aust: lo had warned Israel not to inter- and the Western. Powera is not internal affairs of contemplated by the British dele- vene in the the two States.

Mr. McDermott said that no warning was sent to any Gov- ernment in the Middle East, BUD- "About a week ago we sent

instructions to

ia that part of the world", hp said. "We told them as background

our

ofcera

gallon.--Reuter,

Medras, January 23. A Madras Government Presiden massage the

of descussed at considerable length]akesman today warned

alamitous results it the indian shocking" Jaephantes which

Union does not make all pru. surf, allowedd jeste temple with ari-

vinces share # sacrifice of terests to escape millions in faxes

As one example, he said that national interest by directing under present low princers urplus ones to share food

and their motion pictures

erains with deficit areas. players have attempled to avort told The Associated Press today, Washington, Jumaty 21.

"Movirus cannot tighten her helt taxes by creating tempo try e**

dissolved any further", accusing the surplus Speaker Sam Rayburn, thunks porations

after making one Alm

Northern, provinces with indif- there to a good characes the

the F-84-E

RESIGNATION OF He and one oil

to grain operator, beference

procurement,

bulit to House of RepresentusEVOS WHE

is a port the Army ground forces. It

GENERAL yet vote more econonce and for use of the depletion allowance. adding

develop properties was uble

cun carry 2,000 pound bombs and South Korea despite its one-yielding

yielding $5.une.000 n year, but present very alarming. The famine vete rejection of a $60,000,000 paid only $100,000 taxes over al

in32 Ave-inch rockets. It is in the

Capetown, January 23. 1.000.000 thresholds of the South-609 mph class and has a combat information that as far as Syria Lieutenant-General Len Boyers, ald bill lost work.

although his in-

radius of more than 850 miles.

were concerned we Chief of the Getidral Staff of the President Harry Truman has come from

vin acen,"

The F-80 Sabre la the fastest and Iraq. Only 300,000 tons already announced that he will averaged almost $1,000,000 a year.

of food

acrvice. It holds would adopt a 'hands off attitude South African Defence Force, has

in case of a merger.

resigned. nak for speedy. restifienUan Jaľ The President did not lentify grains, one-third of Matras de- jet plane in

"Wo will leave this matter to His resignation will take effect mand, was allotted this year hy the world's speed record of 070.9 got ad the oil mo

man

It could escort Syria and Iraq to decide what to on March 18. No official explana- which miles per hour. India Government. unexpected ally in Senator Robert He

revenues the mentioned ulso

bombers aver short ranges and Taft, Ohio Hepublican, who be, being lost "through the abuse of asked the former to make good combat enemy air forecs for airdo. It is not a matter in which tion sof. General Beyers' resigna- we want to intervene," he added, ition was available today nor was 13 The D

model

-Reuter,

his successor announced-Reuter, a modified version for intercep-

bombers, tion of enemy

The F-89 Scorpion and two models of destroyers. F-84 are heavy alr Though they are fighter planea they have a gross take-off weight greater than that of a 21-passen- ger DC-3 airliner. They carry The chief of the US Aircomplicated radar for night and Force in the Far East, Licul- enant General G. E. Strate-

that vote.

lieves

Fic has im

Ave-your pe-ul sources alone

some continued economis the help should be provided.

Speaker Rayburn talked over the situation with the President

at the White House today. Ho told reporters that he the House

accorded

exemption tax rducational and charitable organ- isulionis,"

Present taxes are expected to bring

about Ini

$37,300,000,000 thought

this year. Another could take

Korean This will be abzut $5,500,000,000

vote by bringing up a

kid bill passed by the Senate. short of anticipated expenditures.

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i similar to the one the House

turned down---Associated Press,

SPAIN TO GET AUSTRALIAN WHEAT

Encouraging U.S.

investmonts

its defcit Press.

somehow.-Associated

U.S.-Australian defence talks

'Canberra. January 21.

President Truman emphasised meyer, has concluded talks smoothing the way for expanded with Ministers of Australia's United Slates Investments in

and new Government.

Inter-

| Latin-America, Europo, Asia and

the Middle East, which Melbourne, January 23.

preted by foreign observers ns Australia is to seil Spain 60.000 another Indication that the Ad- tons of wheat at the prevailing ministration means to speed ac- fret world price of about £l a tion on the famous "Point Four": bushel, Mr. C. J. Ferrett, Guneral programme for assistance to

Manager of the Australlan Wheat under-developed areas. Board, said today.

His discussion

sion of the foreign Mr. Perrett added that Britain investment programme in detail is not interested in Australian within the tax message Bom wheat at present because she is what surprised observers who fully supplied under her long-had expected that the address torm contract with Canada.— would be confined mostly to the Associated Press.

aspects of the tax problem of primary interest at home.

BOMB SCARE

London, January 23. A bomb disposal, squad deciderl today, that there is no unexploded wartime bomb burled outside the, National Art Gallery, which houses Britain's £10,000,000- Stató art election,;

Bome officiala pointed out

that the request for liberalising tax iwaon American private:

.

It is understood they discussed co-ordination of American and Australian defence strategy in the Pacific.

Australia was represented at the discussions by Defence Minis ter Erie Harrian, Army and Navy Minister Josiah Francis and · Air Minister Thomas White

General Stratemeyer's

visit to Australia was described officially

as a courtesy visit.

RESTRICTIONS ON ARABS"

Haifa, January 23. Restrictions are to be imposed

supremacy.

bad weather fighting. They are more than 600 mph planes. Each carries a two-man crow. Each can fly higher than 40,000 fect and their combat radius is from 500 to 600 mlies.United Press,

·

STAMP AUCTION :

London, January 23.... Old French stamps brought high prices at a Bond Street stamp auction, today.

A block of six unused 40-cent Franch "stamps issued in 1849 wero sold for £400. A block of four 25-cont stamps of the same period went for £220 and a strip of three, a reprint of the 40- cunt, reallaed £210,

A single one-Frane stamp capital "put to work" overseas on the movement of Araba in known as "The Vermilion

which had been used, was sold could be construed as an in- North Israel, Galileo and Halfa.

Circulation permits allowing for £200. tegral part of the "Point Four" Arabs to enter "Haifa" or movo

formal

All the stamps were from thel programme although

from military controlled areas collection of Captain M, Penfold Soglalation pertaining to that

must, In future, be renowed after of Hove-Associated Press project is to be embodied in two weeks, The, measures art, soveral toparate bilin

the result, of, a comb-out of the Most Important of these is Arab quarters of Halla when.

the

President's request for about $00,- | 100: “Infltrators," without proof

Bucharest, January 23.."

The liden - that there might be| arose, from a subsidence in the lawn outside the Gallery which occurred Inst Tuesday,

000,000 to start die United States of identity or unable to establish |, |A Government decree today Notes Today," the Army, which con- technical assistance programing residence, were arresteda na aalis convoked, the National Assembly

ducted in investigation, war in co-operation with other pa. They word handed gvar to the for January 18. Parliament la x satisfied that there is, do bomb, tions. This calls for sending Army and transferred across the pected to discuss the Govern- Three testa gave negative results. United States scientists, en-border, or returned to area under mont's projects for 1950, United

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