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Mystery Radio Mr. Lyttelton Defends

Sends Out

False Report Thé

Stockholm - June 20, Ab unidentified radio #iation today claimed that another Swedish sircraft had boon that

the down, Swedish Defence Staly

announced

brik officiat Investigations showed that

no military or civil aircraft

was mining,

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later

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messages

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or from outside the coun- try-leuter.

INGRID TO CONTINUE

HER FIGHT

Rome, June 25.

Ingrid Bergman, mother of week-old twins, said tonight the will go to the United States necessary in her fight for Sum mer visits from her first-born doughter, Plu.

A Los Angeles court, this week turned down her plan that her 13-year-old first daughter came to Italy to see her and her two usually shy Swedish-born film star called newspaper re. hospital room and 10 "After three years daughter

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Find

Administrative

Officer In Colonies

GROWING IMPORTANCE

London, June 20.

Nothing could be more mistaken, said the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr Oliver Lyttelton, than a tendency in Colonial territories, particularly in West Africa, "to imagine that the technical officer alone la the answer to their problems.”

Mr Lyttelton was addressing the annual dinner of the Corona Club. With other members of the Colonial Service present wore thres Governors Sir Hilary Blood (of Mauritius) Sir Gerald-Reece (Somaliland Protectorate), and Sir Ralph Hono (North Borneo)—and a former Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr A. Creech Jones.

Giving a few impressions of his recent visit to West Africa, Mr Lyttelton dealt in particular with the position and prospects of the Colonial Service in these torstories.

"I freely admit," he said, "that in

conversation African Ministers and poilical lenders by particular stress upon their need for technical officers and upon technical help. They have unlike me perhaps,

too

told

African Ministors time and again during my tour and quite straight out that they will not maintain the efficiency of the Administration, they will not grow to the full responsibility of self-government unless they publicly and by positive state- the Legislatures, is ments in the Press and above all in the iaka y Districts themselves clear that European officers have for a great many years to. great a reverence for sand come, far more than the life- time or the career of any, officer, for those who have a large num- ber, of letters after their names. great tasks to perform and a They do not perhaps fully realise Rreat mission to ful), that pollies and the art of ad-

DEEF PRIDE ministration are the highest ac- tivities In which the human "I do not want to be fulsome, brain and genius com recupy | but no one who looks across ilselt.

the African bush or the plan-: "In an age of specialisation, tations and tin mines of Malaya, the value of the statesman, the who sees the struggle Lor politician, the administrator, has political expression and expan- grown rather than diminished. slon, can have any other feel Not only has his now to deal with ing but one of deep ride the all the political problems which our fellow countrymen in the

pressed upon our Colenial Service who are forefathers, but since elvilleation only making land which never pileated, he has to try and guide its inhabitants turn to useful the

use to the best advantage, of auti fruitful production, but the ingenious instruments which who bre by their exple

scientists and technicians giving an example to:

not

I am fighting to get partolome 50 much more com- bote anything for the good of

denied bitterly that she abandoned Pla, and said she had turned over a large part of her fortune to Dr Peter Lind- strom, her former husband, and also given part of it to Pla.

"But I do not regret that," she insisted.

She sald, "I want Pin to visit me here so she can see for her

my married life is." how acit

Pointing to her film director husband, Roberto Rossellini, In- Frid sold:

"She can ask any question about my falling in

has

our

and specialists have created.

ASTONISHING FACT

and

in

education and

mankind of the goals to which they should press forward."

Mr Littelton concluded by my ing: "In the short time that I have had the honour to be the Secretary of State I am lost in admiration for the work that is being done by the Colonial Ber- vice.

"I think it will be remarked by historians of the future how the 20th canary produced a positive flood of new devices for the creation of wealth or for the comic inces of humanity, but I

can think of no career which think they will remark how astonishing is that so little should appeal more to the best of love with him.

been devoted our young men than that in "I'll give her an explanation,tinio should have

tise theso0 inven- which so many of you here to She is entitled to know. At her to how to

tions to our best advantage." night have served age now, some of it she will un- derstand and some of it she will ferring to the tendency to no vice.

The Secretary of State, reserving."London Express Ser- not.

"But in any case it is wrong gard the technical officer alone for Peter to frighten her... as the answer to problema, said: -Associated Press,

ISRAEL TURNS

TO CANADA.

Toronto, June, 26, Israel furned to Canada today for financial help to develop her readureta.

The Israeli Government will float a $7,000,000 bond issue Edward thic hero

autumn. Golber, Canadian President of the Zionist Organisation, an- nounced.-United Press

The whole prosports of the advance in self-government for these Colonies, which is still in stage, depends

the pe"dministrative officers |

upon the

and

US Firm's Plan

.

•

For Formosa

Talpeh, June 20. The Reynolds Aluminium Corporation -. of America was reported here today to ANTO

approached. the CALDES Nationalist Gove ernment for investment in Formosa, Aluminium di dediry,

which have not confirmed

the mid American Band planning to Invest US$18 million hero and is making. pon- facts for a dolus, corpora tion In Formosa-lcafer

Election Candidates

Spent Less

Contestants For Beauty Title

Mùm Finland, Miss Greật Belinin, Miss Sweden and Miles Denmark, elected to represent ? their countries in the "Bilan Universe” world beauty contest, shown at Loudon Airport as they left for Hollywood in search of the LINA, a US35,000 prize and a six-month film con- track--Express Photo,

Washington To Support New

Reform Plan

For Tunisia

Paris, June 26.

The United States will support France's

newest Tunisian reform programme in the hopes that it will bring calm to the troubled North Afri- can protectorate.

While admitting that the plan to give Tunisians a greater share in their government does not go as far as the nationalists would like, American officials folt that it would strengthen the French hand against the African-Asian bloc in its attempt to raise the issue in the United Nations,

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Seventeen, nations have voted; reject the new proposals mado London, June 26.

In favour that it Despite forecasts

of a special United last week by the French Foreign General Assembly Minister, M. Robert Scburan. would be Britain's costliest gen-Nations erat election; last October's Par-session on the Franco-Tunisian cheaper dispute. Thirty-one votes are Bomentary poll was

reeded. than the 1930 and 1945 elections as far as candidates'

France and Britain opposed the last time it was and the United States

went,

expenses

M. Schuman la expected to touch on this project in a row view of Middle : Easter prob- lens which make up

part of the Big Three Foreign Ministers agenda in London on Friday.

TV's Biggest Hook-Up

London, June 20. Vlowers throughout Bri- Lain's four television areas will go what French viety- seeing-17 pro- gramines in all, showing Paris, Parisiang` and Paris- Life.

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Later it is intentied to reverse the process and Tel Part

sco British felevision programmes.

The programmes will be transmilled simultaneously from Doven stations.-- Europe's biggest- television "Zook-up” yote-Beuter, .......

PARO 3

FURTHER AID CUTS PROPOSED

Action By House Of

Representatives”

Washington, June 20. The House of Representa- . tives Appropriations Com-'. mittee today recommended n 25 per cent cut in the additional funds asked for by the Government for foreign

armed ald, the forces, atomic energy and other purposes.

The proposed total reduction, which amounts to $3,407,654,600, will be discussed in thở Houзó tomorrow ́and · Inter ... in the Senate.

The new funds asked for AIU additional the appropriations which have already been con- sidered or solually allocated for the present. year,

The Defence Department, which had asked for $2,093,- 208,440 for ita construction programmes, was recommended for a reduction to $3,187,899,- 640,

The proposed reduction for the foreign aid programme was from in total of 38,620,000,750 to $8,278,040,750. This was 00:1- siderably less than had been expected.

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INDIRECT PLEA

Today, the

Appropriations Committee made an indirect pica to Congress not to make further cuts in funds for economic ald ubroad.

It pointed out that the money: for this purpose

Was "for "defence support" and led to in- creased output of arms overseas, Further curts, it said, would be short-sighted,

Funds recommended by the Committee for European defence support included $200 million for France, $14 million, for Den- mark $77.5 million for. Tinly and Trieste; $50.4 million for this Netherlands, $7 million for Nor- way, $700,000 for Iceland, $113 millich for the German Federal Republic, $102,203,000 for Greece, $40 millions for Turkey, $81 million for Austria, $55 million for Yugoslavia and $40 million for Great Britain,

Almost half of the $202,778,- 250 recommended for economic and ochnical

American circles said that has unmound the New Kind Of Pale vald for Asia fu

the issue raised The total of candidates -ex- penses were £643,018 in Grunt abstained.

and Northern Ireland Britain

with 21,170,124 · in computed are

1950 and 21,073,210 in 1945.

There were feyer candidates than in 1950-1,376 as against 1,808and their costs averaged about

£088

candidate per compared with £030.

FRANCE DEPORTS JOURNALIST

In October there was одо London; June 20, candidate whose total exPENSES first and the technical officers

The Foreign Ofes awaited a came to £1, and they are second, feeling that they are not report today from its Embassy under the heading of personat only needed but wanted.

In Paris on reports that the expenses. This candidate was "African Ministers will readily French Government had asked a Mr William Brownrigg Farmer,

thesc facts

in Pakistani journalist, I. Khan, to who fought for Penrith with a acknowledge privalo but-Civil Servantsin leave the country

programme calling for "legalised the field aro, I think, unduly A Foreign Office #pokesman cock fighting, sweepstakel, card His impresed by much of the pro-ald Brikala was interested be playing and gambling paganda which is still being cause

British £1 brought hin 158 votes, but Khan holds a in conducted

some of the

passport-Associated Press. he lost his deposit-Reuter, territories against the so-called expatriate officere. Now I have

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Italian Has Plan

To Deliver Persian Oil Supplies

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Copenhagen, June 26.

A slim, moustached Italian in a silver grey suit sat in a pleasant Copenhagen office today and excitedly disclosed how he intends to foil the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and deliver 2,500,000 tons of Persian oil to purchasers throughout the world.

He was Signor Luigi' Amenduni, owner of an international trading company, and self-confessed chiof organiser of Persia's attempt to break the virtual British blockade against her oil.

....

He told the Ansociated Press been in touch with them, but I was prepared to cell refuse to give any more names." practically unlimited quantities

of all to private and govern Signor Amenduni said he had tha Persish ment puticabaero 25 per cent contracted with

# || National "Oil Company, to buy below the municet price.

But, he stressed, he would 2,500,000 tons of crude and re- moire no deals with Russia or fined oil over the next Ava

years Communist-dominated He had no doubt, that he would manage both to sell and deliver

健 by Soviet

countries.

I have been approached on "thin 3*_****

occasions

had serious inquiries

agenta," he said. "I fold them from bona fide purchasers in a

Tunisians' cannot expect Ulted States support this time if they

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| KING TALAL

RETURNING

TODAY

Lausanne, June 26. King Talat a Jordan will leave Lausanne on the Simplon Express tomorrow morning for Venice, in Italy..

·

The French Foreign Ministry programme will go to the fun!- alans ruling Bey to be enacted to law" within v fortnight despite the inconclusive position taken by the French National Assembly, when debated the programme last work.

ACHIESON STATEMENT Diplomatic circles · said that

Bart

Deal Envisaged

Ottawa, Jung 20.

A swap deal, which will send

the United States Secretary of 40,000,000 lbs of beef and pork State, Mr Deen Acheson, die to Britain this year, may be cussed the reforms with

of new food M. the forerunner Schuman when they last met deals, between Canada and the Kingdom, food bicials and had indicated American op- proval of the plan along the bald present Unes

The King last sight, had a lds more liberally if it expect minute telephone

talk with ed to count on American sup Queen Zain; who is in a Lau- port, canne clinic. She refused to seð| hlin,

United

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Formosa, headquarters of the Chinese Nationalist ment-Reuter.

Peking's Trade With Ceylon

the Jordan that the United States could not) of Agriculture, caputy Ministe

left" C. Lee, and

H.

One proditco which Britain might take would.bo Governi

Colombo, June-25, Considerable tention was million pounds of canned park Communist Chinn, now the generated earlier when Wash-for which Canada might, accept second biggest buyer of Ceylon's ington was reported to have told Sterling payment or cell at such rubber, has medo direct efforts and a low rate that Britain would to develop trade with the island.. France: to move Inter

To date it has bought rubber be able to finance dollars,

Alm being studied are cheese through Hongkong agents co- and additional wheat purchases. tacting Local shipppery Today "We are exploring every avenue three members of the semi-

romdial Bank of China, Bh sold These circles

that for additional food sales, American opinion, at present is

G: Taggar

Ceylon for India after Towfiq Pasha, Prime Minister, will leave bunisian solution-either of the glut of many foods which means

approve extremist views for a Canada is confronted with talks with local businesummen alr for Amman on Saturday nationalists or of conservative the

and trade official which, they Federal Government will claimed. had. • auteccistally night.

French residents in North Africa either have to sell these items settled their problema, The King is expected to take who have asked M. Schuman for what they will bring or thip from Venice to Beirut. his plans meant the eventuai

an outright mako

of them. gift

They had discussed a two- Queen Zain will remain in eviction" of all French residents. Under the circumstances, way trade with Ceylon in which Switzerland for the time being.

The Nationalist Neo-Destour Canada will probably

be pre- mainly rice would be exchanged The King, who, is suffering

has pared to make any deal advant- for rubber,!. from schizophrenia (spát mind) Party's Political Committee

Before their departure, they .new. to called the

programme ageous to Britain that Britain undergo is understood to have atment the unacceptable plan" offered at / even no dollar payments would sellcial Bank of Ceylon and dis-

"nothing but a re-statement of cares to accept. Minimum or met executives medical

cussed the possibility of paying the begthaing of April United be involved.

for Coylon rubber either in Amman or Beirut.

la rupees Press.

acquired through the male of that King Talal would return to

TUNIS INQUIRY |

rice. Hitherto, the Chincic King, but Crown Council!

have been paying in Starling, Tunis, June 20,

of which Ceylon has an excess Prince Hussan

In Parliament last week, the The Bay of Tunis today ask- son of King. Talal, said good-bye ed Maitre Izard, a Paris barris-

Commerce Miniator, Mr R. G. Sennayake, kald that while he to his father today and went to tor, to watch his Interests in the liye. with Queen. Zain.

Judicial Inquiry.undertaken by

would not negotiate with China The little Prince has been the French authofiles Into an

on a government basis,

there was nothing to prevent the living with his father and a alleged poisoning attempt at the nurso In a hotel for the past Boy's palace.

Chinese coming to Ceylon to three weeks. One of King Telal's

buy and sell goods-Associated. Press,

Townq Pasha

said yesterday

· (will › det on his

Ave-year-old

Ten Years Wait For

Atom Power

London, June 20.

A forecast that I will be 10 principal diversions appeared to The inquiry was opened at be car rides with “stit Prince the Bey's request hiter the years before, scientists « can say during his stay here.

argest, by the Rey's guards of a whether the atomie, geseration King Talal will be the Juest at Tanis merchant who had a white of power will be crottamie is a retenen toplant given by cuz hovair in his possession Reu- contained in the first ""full": re- and kinodal sinalaisink distin here.-Reuter and Associated Press

Senora Peron ·

Sinking

Buenos Aires, June 20.

Italian Senate

President

Rome, June 20.

port ois the work of the Har well establiment since its in ception in 1940. [..

Unirse

Calls For A

Crusade

Brussels, June 26.

and

human

estimated that to Supply Britain's present anmul electri- city consumption of 30,000

Mr Trygve Lio," Secretary- million, kilowatt hours, abouÝ

General of the Unlied Nations, 100 metric tone of uremium would be required yourly, The today called for a "rumado they could not have one drop of number of European countries

cost will

depuna largely on the against aan's becular namies

fliness, oll as my contract with the as well as from oversoss, he de- Persian Government forbade me clered. "A few governments are

The Italian Senate today esponge of extruction from low poverty, fiind

to the is an invitation to sell to Iron Curtain countries, Interested, top. But here agait I

Jargo A woman deputy knelt down elected Shear Glustypo Faratore, stude of the only source of my Then they ausgested that we am not going to mention any in Congress yesterday, prayed a 76-year-old sichinn lawyer, as this can be done cheaply power civilized world to act while

there is still time," he said. hidden night make a

for the recovery of Bunord Eva its President to succeed Signor deal by name delivering the foll through Itus-

nover he economie. Querled, about the blocksklo Peron, wife of the Argonting Enrico de Nicola, who resigned Bir Zle urged immediate clan agencies in Western Europe, running tanker Rogo Mary, President, and then fulated last week in a controversy the next three to Avo creased efforts to rate the Hving at under- I refused to

to consider the idea. which is being held back by the According to, usually reliable between the Senate and The Poralans not let me Brilish at Aden, he declared sources

Senora Peron Chamber of Deputier over you treat types teleka Flanderd

this is not but no alleged discrepancies in the perinatal reactor will bo-com- developed sell to the

the action Communists, so

plotod, followed by tests lasting wording of n till.

not done hot going to That is final

medical

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(about réporis Vint The Rose Mary, ha a la segundohen Bimanil de Nicola, 174, was of the tests may be the most held will be gravely hampered,

Some Epic, 9 GFt: 10 Cordial; 12 Spar; 15 Ineet 18 Step 10 Thept; 21 American interests were behind sailing under charter for a

Messes for Sepore Italy first President of the crucial in the ecomomly story. This action will become un Utter; 22 Arca: 23 Topes; 28 Hard; 29 Reddens 80. Amid): 31 the attempt to market Persian smaller Italian oll agesit whose Peres recovery are to be sald Reptile after toe war. Signer of the 20th century worthy and may be impossible.

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