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United States To

Obtain

Release

Of C-47 Crew

Washington, Dec. 3.

The State Department said today that the United States would take immediate action to free the four-man crew and an American army plane, forced down in Hungary.

The Department at the same time rejected a Mos- cow charge that the plane was carrying equipment to help anti-Communist "spies and saboteurs," in East Europe.

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22 ISSIDA Anterican (-47 cargo plane was ring held | Hungary after Industrial Despine. Tabiral-being force down near the town:

Par's, Der. 3. of Pape by Soviet lighters win A Fr. neh

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217 space! Grong. Today refused the Gon- regularly.

court Prize. The most coveted ehrman was

the French annual iterary fame in note handed to the Uuted States Charge d'Affaires

prizes.

in Budapest, Mr George M. Abbott, by the Deputy Poleigh || Minister.

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note protested "resolute- ly to the United States against | The "violation by American militons transport aurerait of the Hungarian border perform-

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of all mach

IF ARMISTICE IS REACHED

Korea

Equipment

May Be Switched To Indo-China

Washington, Dec. 3.

American military authorities are working on tentative plans to switch part of the Korean war equipment to Europe and Indo-China if a Korean armistice is achieved.

But defence headquarters officials cautioned against expectation that such a transfer could take place immediately a firm armistice was signed,

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non-self- territories

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of non-self-governing territories. In the work of the special com- mitter.

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Catholics Held In Red China

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All these prciates Welc " folvita nationally. —Router.

Direction Of Labour In Britain?

London, Dec. 3.

The British Government is planning to increase the pace <if rearmament and step up the export drive by A big turnover of men, money and materials.

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revert to

the old e rency system of allowing people through exchanges. 111 11 Prospect of intra et military an exchanges could use their For Buropean Ammyner to get workers to go

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where they

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where he uld give relive consideration to a political future. — Reute:

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TO TAKE IKE'S JOB?

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New York. Dec. 3. American

newspaper columnists today predicted that General Matthew B

Ridgway wouki succted General Dwight

Eisenhower

Supreme

power and materials short-

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problem Cabinet Ministers are propos- ing to tackle the situation by:

Tightening financial credit fur less essential production.

2. Strict allocation of raw materials on a system of priorit

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3.---Channelling labour dis- placed by those steps into jobs where manpower is urgently needed.

The Government will prob- ably inspect factories to see to what extent large numbers of people are working in essential output-Reuter.

Streamlining Of NATO

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The French delegate. Mr Leon Pignon, regretted he could not vote for the resolution becatise i of the interpretation that might su).

14muently be

be given to it.

delegate. The Belgian Pierre Avernu ne. agreed with the

Temarks of the British dele- RC Mothieson. 5. Mr W

es Commander of the that non-self-governing

North Al- terri-

Wantir Treaty Organisation he associated mole Army in Europe. newly by

by having representatives

Mr Averall Harriman, head of They were Mr Robert Allen, the United States Mutual Secu- territories as experts

The New York Evening Post's rity Agency, flew back to Paris This haci, in

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London. Dec. 3.

fort Teen done in the cases of Washington correspondent, and from London tonight after talks the Prime Minister, Me many delegations. The Belgian Miss Dorothy Kilgallen, of the with delegation these fore considered New York Journal American. Winston Churchill, on the future j the

resolution euperfluous.

Reuter

Work Relief

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Endangered

It had been awarded for his v L vage des Syries"

Geneva, Dec. 3. The 1The Bank Of The Syrtes).

15-nation Advisory Committre This the first time any one

of the United Na- Lions High Commissioner's has ever refused the Goncour! F1:20.

Office for Refugees today heard that the work of the office

be would

seriously crippled unless it got more money.

ed with the criminal purpose of Th: nancial aword of 5,000 despa.ching spies diversion-renes

ists to Hungarian territories."

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It demanded the punishment

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Бате of copics. of those responsible for the "in-

Within an hour of the Gon- admissible and aggressive viola- hion" of Hungarian air

cour! Academy's jury voting

Graeq, and asked the American Gov in his favour,

space

whose

ernment to prevent a repetition real name is Louis Poirier, tald clear that he had made quite

of such incidents.

The Hungarian note said that

what

he thought

The High Commissioner, M. Van Heuven

Goedhart.

of

Mr Allen

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of the

North

was

purpose of his visit with discuss 110

that the choice! organisation of the NATO Commander would, Atlantic Treaty Organisation. I be one of the major subjects The main

discussed President

Truman

today

by Land Mr Winston Churchill at British Ministers some of the ideas for simplifying and stream- their meet

meeting next month. He said: "A decision must be lining the complicated NATO made roon because American structure discussed in Rome Jeet policy chiefs

now definitely

week.

The underlying aim of will

know

the

that Eisenhower give up his post by March I at reorganisation proposals, it was

believed in the latest.

usually well- "Before that he will formally informed diplomatic quarters, declare himself a candidate for was to ensure that policy deci- the Republican Presidential sions were taken by only onc noninction."--Reuter.

body and that all subordinate bodies would function as exécu- tive agents, simply carrying out crders.

German Debt me, it is felt, bould be saved

Settlement

London, Dec. 3.

if policy questions were thrash- body only, pre- ed out in one sumably the Deputies Council, when the Ministerial Council is not in session-Reuter.

Holland, declared in his report Prisen London talks

first ression of the tc the

the budget of end this weck. Committes that

his office by 8000,000 granted

A full-scale conference of the the United Nations for 1952 25 nations would seriously cripple the held

month to settlement. He sold that the hope already

Germany's external debts may A New Disease

of literary work of his office.

the plane was forced to land onwards in published essay. the afternoon of November 19. Reater.

The note said that the plane crossed into Hungary in the reglan of Gyula, flying over Hungarian territory for an hour and fourteen minutes.

KING'S RETURN

TO LONDON

London, Dec. 3.

London, Dec. 3. Discovery of a new disease in early next Britain is reported by Medical

21 conclude

early Research Council.

concerned will be London

ritories could not be fulfilled." Americh-British-French

is

It is Q for "Query" fever. It expressed by

by some Governments The present conference, which belongs to the typhus family.

and co-operate more closely began on Nov. 20, hos

is very seldom fatal, been with my office through branch studying technical problems. thought to be an infection con- offices established in their ter A final plenary session of the veyed by raw milk or infected

Debis dust. He declared that $752,000 Commission and West German

irt Two British doctors, was the absolute minimum. The representatives will be held 10-ture Ministry, are investigating

collaboration with the Apicul The plane was "obviously itt The whole Royal Family, in- Establishment of branch offices wards the end of this week.

for special

purpo es, the eluding the King, returned tu was Indispensable

and offlees The experts taking part are the extent of infection sold. note It said that military London today from a week-end had already been set up

The dis- in seeking an understanding on the livestock in Britain.

which establishes the in the Royal Lodge at Windsor. Boan, Vienna and Washington.general lines of rettling debts cavery, slovakia and Rumania and It had been the King's first It was hoped to add Brussels, arising from the Western econo-identity of another of the mis- "important areas" of the Soviet Journey outside London since at, Rome, Athens, Paris and nn mle ald given to Germany by cellaneous grup of fevers Union had been found on the operation on his lung on Septem- | cffice for the Latin-American the three Western Powers, unknown origin, is hailed as an plane. Also, it sald, there was ber 13-Reuter.

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