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Cuts In In BBC's Budget

Angry Exchangos In Commons

London, Apr. 4.

The Foreign Secretary, Mr Herbert Morrison, sald in the House of Commons today that it was mislead. ing to assume that the Bri- tish Broadcasting Corpora- tion

to make any major cut in its expenditure over last year.

In stormy exchanges, Con- servative Mombers had attacked the reductions in expenditure which they said would diminish Britain's voice in the field of information.

Mr Morrison said that lust year the Corporation's grant in ald was £4,085,000. This year it would be £4,050,000. What was to be cut was the amount originally planned for this year- £5,300,000

how the He could not say saving would be affected. It was suggest unwise, he added, to

false economies while the United States and Soviet Russia had doubled their foreign broadcast output in the last 18 months.- Itzuler.

The

CUTA IN U.S.

Washington, Apr. 4. Appropriations Sub- Committee of the House of Re- presentatives has cut over 00 per cent off President Truman's request

$07,500,000 for strengthen and expand the Voice of America" broad-

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to

The "Voice" is the State De- partment radio propaganda ser-

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were not satisfied with the plans for operating the proposed new stati

stations and decided to defer approval of the additional expenditures.

to complete

But the Sub-Committee ap- proved $9.533,939 the construction of "Voice of America" facilities already ap- proved by Congress.

The action of the Committee members disclosed today was not unanimous and subject to a vote by the entire 50-men Appropriations Committee, which is due to meet on Friday. Normally it upholds Sub-Com- mittee recommendations.-Reu-

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Revolution

Diplomacy

In

London, Apr. 4.

The Foreign Secretary, Mr Herbert Morrison, said here to-

Supply Line

End Of Reds SECRET ANGLO-US OIL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

Two direct hits by nupalm bombs turn these Red supply trains into a roaring inferno after strikes by U.S. B-26 bombers. The American airmen spotted the trains on a main line running between Wonsan and Pyongyang in North Korea and promptly applied the torch.-AP Photo.

Dentist

May

Have

Clue To Remains Found In Jungle

Rio De Janeiro, Apr. 4.

The key to the question whether the skeletal remains found in a jungle grave in the interior of Brazil are those of Colonel Percy Fawcett may be the teeth.

Washington, Apr. 4.

Secret Anglo-American oil talks will open here next Monday to dis- cuss the threat to the Western Powers' oil supply created by Persia's deci- sion to nationalise the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, Reuter learned authoritatively today.

The talks will be opened for Britain by the Ambassador, Sir Oliver Franks, and for the United States by the Assistant Secretary of State for Middle East Affairs, Mr George McGhee.

Officials told Reuter tonight that the con- | ference would discuss lines of action and policy to be followed by Britain and the United States to

preserve the use by the non-Communist world of the vast oil resources of Persia.

The Sovict Government is He said that since the Near presumed to want a share of East www in 4 "healthy the oll if British interests are psychological condition" and driven out.

morally prepared for all even- tualities it could be brought Several proposals have been into Western defence plans if

discussed by British and American officials here pre- paratory to next week's talks.

It all depends upon what line of action will be followed by the Persian Government to im plement decision of Parlia ment to nation lise oll.

deemed necesary".--Reuter.

West German

Call To End

Controls

Cologne, Apr. 4. The Federation of West Industries tonight

Meantime, it is reported in London that observers there thought that next week's Anglo- American talks in Washington represent an attempt by both countries to think out a solution of the oil problem which would German

rove adaptable to Persian as called for a removal of the well as to British interests during Allled restrictions on German the two months in which the economy, reduced domes- Persian Parliament's Oil Com-te consumption and 1T mtee sits to report on practical creased exports as part of its means of effecting nationalisa-nar

plan to overcome West Ger-

tion.

many'a growing difficulties.

The call to

economic

end restrictions

The British Foreign Secretary, Mr Herbert Morrison, was riskedas largely castdated by yester-

both countries would have a

Allied High Commission

In the

In its plan

West German

intersts

of

in Parilament today about nationalisation proposals

day's in Persia and Iraq affecting Anglo- announcement removing impor Iranian and other concessions tant controls on and whether he would consult industry with the United States-so that

West common policy over oil conces The head of the Brazil Central Foundation,sions in the Middle East.

Mr Morrison said that Arquimedes Pereira de Lima, believes a London

would bear the suggestion in dentist has records of the legendary British ex-mind.---Reuter. plorer' dentures.

Professor de Lima, who made The Central Brazil Foundation, the announcement on Tuesday which organisey research expedi- of the discovery of what might|tions info lihe jungle south of the be Colonel Fawcett's remains, Amazon, said no further word said the cranium and jawbones has been heard from Vilasbons with tooth intact were among since his radio report on Tuesday. the bones found.. The entire-Associated Press. skeleton was not found.

Colonel Fawcett and his son

Jack disappeared into the fun-Buenos

gle fastness in June 1925 and never returned.

A Brazilian exploring ckpedi- tion, now in the Indian territory

advised the. of Kalapalos, Central Foundation by radio that it had recovered part of what was believed

be Colonel Fawcett's remains,

to

night that the North Atlantic Professor de Lima did not nations had developed a tradi-know the name of the dentist tion of work in common that is nor was he certain whether the

records actually existed.

almosl macy.

a revolution

in diplo.

He was broadcasting on the second anniversary of the sign- ing of the North Atlantic Treaty,

Mr Charles Spofford, Amert- can Chairman of the Atlantic Deputies, who also broadcast on anniversary message, said that the last year had been one of greal and sturdy development

in building security machinery, Reuter.

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Protest Made

To Chile

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Leton, Apr. 4. The Foreign Secretary. Mr Herbert Morrison, fold the House of Commone today that Britain had pro-". tested to Chile against the setting up

of A third Chilean base on Paradise Island in the Antarctic,

He described the Chilean Botion as an "act of tres- pass on British territory in the Falkland Islands De- pendencies

A protest would be made to Argentino If Argentine Press reports of the estab- 11shment of another Argen- time base in the Falkland Islands Dependancies were

confirmed.-Rexter,

Russian

Jets Are

Inferior

Western defermitted to the

Chicago, Apr. 4. German Government, the A jet propulsion expert Federation offered to take over said today that Russian jet orders which factories in the fighters in Korea were be United States and other Western lieved inferior to the best countries were too over-burden- ed to fulL.

American planes, but have outraced them bursts of speed.

It

planned to send a delegation to the United States soon in order to Integrate West Ger. many's production power of the other economy with the joint Western countries.

CAN'T BE LOST

New York, Apr. 4. Loss of Middle East all cannot be tolerated, the trade magazing Oil Forum said in its April

The delegation would also Issue

Published

today. confer with Mr Charles Wilson, Estimating the potential oil re- Administrator of the United serves of the Middle East at a States Deforce Mobilisation total of 277,000,000,000 barrels, Office-Heuter. the publication valuct them at

Aires about $500,000,000,000.

Hooliganism

Buenos Aires, Apr. 4. An attempt was made to burn the United States flag outside the American Embassy In Buenos Aires last night, it was officially announced. here to night.

The police have arrested a 25- year-old Polish student, the official statement added.

The alleged Incident occurred when

a group, described as Communists, staged a noisy de- monstration outside the bank building in which the Embassy has its olces. Professor de Lima said it was They were "denouncing" the Inter-American Foreign Minis- long supposed that the British In explorer was killed by. Kalapalosers' Conference in Washington,

it was stated. The Poll:

The bones, which are now in the jungle outpost of Chava- neina, will probably be brought

to Rio de Janeiro for examina-

toin, and the jaws with the tooth may be sent to London.

It said Russia's aim was to deprive the Western nations of this valuable oil, amd

con-

sequently realistic defence

Auriol Visit

Winding Up

in

in sudden

Mid-West Power Conference that Dr John Retallate told the

the Russian MIG-15 jet may be equipped with an erburner rocket assist system or liquld injection to give it added thrust.

Dr Retaliata. President and Dean of Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology, is one of the nation's foremost authenities on jet propulsion.

He said some reports indicate the MIG-15 is capable of

super sonic speeds. Nevertheless, be sald, the American F-88 Sabre

combat,

which has MIG-15 in Korean probably superior except for acceleration The Sabre, with a

top speed of 710 miles per hour, is recognised as the world's fastest operational plane.

steps should be taken to protect the oll and build up stronger friendship with the peoples of

New York, Apr. 4. the Middle East,

President Vincent Auriol of. "Fortunately there la a France will end his three-day powerful kickback to any Bo-visit to New York today after viet designs on Middle East oil attending a round of receptions due to the fact that some of and official parties despite their own major oilacids and severe cold and a temperature

Dr Rettaliate said the after- refineries are centred in the of 100 degrees,

Sea area and are very

The French President will burner is a device Installed in the vulnerable to attack by air. drive to Hyde Park for lunch bull pipe, to the rear of the main

jot and then

and engine, augments thrust Without question, any military with Mrs Roosevelt invasion of the Middle East by visit the United States Military Jet gases. Another method of by burning additional fuel in the Russia would see all its

Academy, at own all

West Point. Re-A Installations in the entire area turning to New York, he will augmenting thrust was the use of virtually wiped out by the look over the United Nationsockets sot off wires desired by

the pilot United Nations air floet or at skyscraper headquarters

Several American planes were Manhattan and attend a recep- equipped with the afterburner least severely damaged."

It said that destruction of ation and a dinner at his hotel and rockest assist features Liquid great part of Russia's oll re. He will leave for Montreal at infection involved the Introduc

Hon of Hiquids into the gas The expedition questioned the student was arrested when he sources, if accomplished quickly 11:30 pm.

flag enough, would hamper any

M. Aurial, accompanied by turbine jet engine cycle to Indians, and after long negotia- raised a paper. American

tried to set fire long on a pole and

war in Europe, United Mme. Auriol, has had a busy increase the thrust normally tions the Indians agreed to take to it.

and strenuous visit in New Yoris produced-Unded Pros the expedition to the grave in Reinforcements were called

on his goodwill tour of the exchange for gifts of about when others tried to free the

United States. seven pounds of red, blue and arrested mian. Two Argen- white beads.

tinians were also arrested be- Whether it

actually Was fore order was restored, the Colonel

Fawcett's grave or statement said-Reuter. whether the Indians led them to another grave attracted by the beads was not United Press.

Indians,

corlain Senate Blow

TOOK FIVE YEARS

Rio De Janeiro, Apr. 4.

Six pounds of coloured beads

and

L

a few fishing lines were

At Truman

Press:

"ONLY SOLUTION”

New York, Apr. 4. In a speech on Tuesday night at a dhuner at the home of M. Kamil Bey Abdul Rahim,

Jean Chauvel, the French Egyptian Ambassador to the

United United States, sald in a lecture French President padd the address here today that only United Nations

MITTERAND'S

Nations delegate, the RESIGNATION ·

American leadership could solve great hope of remains the

and

mankind.

must

Не

Eastern

Paris, Apr. 4, master problems "rescue it from the tentacles of said: "One must abide by one's

The French Minister of Over- signature. One Communian

prove seas and Imperialism" One's

Francois France,...M. He advocated a Near Eastern One must respect international after a virtual vote of censure

sincerity by one's acts. Mitterand, resigned

tonight bloc similar to the North At- obligations and co-operate lantic Pact and settlement

of

to

ensure the proper functioning the friction that exists between and the effectiveness of the in- the Near Eastern countries and stitution of the United Na- the Woeturn world,

tions"United Press.

Washington, Apr. 4. Blown to Central Brazil's River- ask that Spain

The Senate today voted to of-the-Dead region today

and Western to reward sami-savage Indians who Germany be brought into the

"Regional organimtion of the pointed out the grave of a white Atlantic Past defense plans

Near

Eastern

countries, with mon believed to be Colonel soon as possible.

200,000,000

Inhabitants, with VIETNAM ENVOY Fawcett, the British explorer.

Over strong objections of great

deposits of essential Government explorer Orlando Senate voted 48 to 41 its bellef

Administration leaders the strategie resources and Im TO BRITAIN Vilastoas, wine opened the grave, that the manpower and indus-tions is of the greatest

portant air and sea commumica- firler promised the beads to the Indians triat capacities of the two na-

they would help him recover

portance, he said in a Town toms should be brought into the the remains of Fawcett, his son

Hall locturó. Atlantic Jack, and their American com-

Fact defence cfort pandon, Raleigh Rimmell.

without delay. The Three diens three disappeared in 1925 on on Most votes in favour came expedition to find lost Atlantis, from Republicans. An amend- Villa boas sadd it took him five ment by the chief sponsor, years to persuade the Indians to Senator Joseph McCarthy, sald show tim Towcett's grave. They it was necessary to “untle the were reluctant to stay in the hands" of General Elsenhower, aven, be added. ·

-United Press.

POP

WHATS POR

LUNCH, ROBIN P

London, Apr. 4.. Mr Trim Van Don, frst Vict- namese Minister to Britain, will

in the National Assembly. the Premier, M. Henri Queuille,

Political circles thought that would be able to persuade M. Mitterand to withdraw his 1- signation and

the

and that incident M. Mitterand, a near Radical, resigned after the Assembly voted by 241 voles to 173, symbolic cut of 1,000 francs ia the Minister's salary during a debate on

would not prove acrioun,

He asked American help in sarivo, in London from Parisnya, esilmates for his

**The vote was a protest against the evacuation of British troops on Saturday moming to take the policy followed by M. Paul in Egypt, the Sudan and Jordan up his appointment, it was au- Bechard; French High Com- and an end of the "colonial thoritatively stated here.

missioner for French West system" in North Africa,

The audious of a Vietnamese Africa, M. Mitterand had re- He also urged that refugees Legution in London was foren-jected the criticisms and said in Palestine be returned to ed recently with Mr Anh as that he accepted full respon homelands and given help to the Legation's First Secretary.sibility for M. Bechard's sellon. İstart a new life.

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