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Committee Suggests Changes In Imperial Institute

London.

An urgently needed new lease of life for the Imperial Institute in London is strikingly suggested in the report of a Committee of Enquiry, set up by the Ministry of Education, which for two years has been in- vestigating the possibilities of making the Institute a live centre of Com- monwealth activity.

meter.

Commonwealth visitors and the International Exhibition of search for the new Director U.K. residents alike those who 1081, the Importal Institute was should be contined to the United have known of the Institute's founded by Royal Charter In Kingdom. existence In South Kensington-

The great building, has There is no expectation of have condemned the completely been put to various uses since Commonwealth Governments out-of-date functioning of the originally developed as a centre increasing contributions to the Institute. Young students from for information and investiga- cost of the Institute until such Khe Dominions and Colonies, intlon conce

then concerning trade, industry time 05 the new scheme 'has particular, have been severely

and

and to illustrate emigration,

its worth. The U.K. critical. of Its lifeless"

char-and promote the development of

overnment is urged to accept thean and kindred activities in the initial Anancial respon Now, if the Commitico's re- the oversens Empire and also in sibility but other Governments, commendations are carried out, the United

Kingdom

under- the Institute will stand a rent

it is suggested, should Costing £50,000 a your to run | lake to maintain, at the best chance of carrying out its pure today, that figure will be con- possible level their own regional pose, which should be as the re sidrably increased if the new exhibitions at the Institute. port puts it, to attract the in-sirabl

The Institute would 10. cents PER WORD OVER 20terest of the ordinary citizen in action proposed by the Com- mittee of Enquiry are Intro the Commonwealth

under entirely new management, The idea is to make the with a Council substituted for duced. Births, Deaths, Marriages, airs."

Institute

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A memorial to the Jubileo of monwealth forum, furthering Queen Victoria, on a site pro-mutual understanding amongst vided by the Commissioners of the members of Commonwealth

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A NEW NAME' To begin with, if is suggested, the name of the Institute be changed to "Commonwealth Institute. Facellities are pro- posed for creating a centre artistic activities, such as music, drama

facilities and dancing; for exhibitions of painting and by Commonwealth #ign i and subject to the sculpture Whorf's terms and condition

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include Council would suggested the Commonwealth High Com- missioners, and five persons with recent first-hand knowledge, of the Colonies; representatives of the British Council, the B.B.C., the Arts Council, the Royal En-- pire Society, representatives of educational bodies, and others.

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IN THREE YEARS On the financial side, AMA | consideration is given to the important question of improving the appearance of the Institute and making it a place prople will want to visi

that re- building

It is recommended conditioning of the should be

completed within three years. Evacuation by the For students and regular user's University of London of the of the Institute it mended that a Social Club be eastern wing of the building introduced.

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Contract To Be Investigated

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Washington, Oct. 30. Jess Larson, Chief Purchasing Agent for the Truman Adminisz tration, has ordered a complete Investigation of a non-cancelled Government

contract which

the New York Herald-Tribune said, would hayo returned, $450,000 to an official of the De- mocratic National Committee and associates.

Col. Lawrence Westbrook, the party official, was fired by the Democratic Chairman, Stephen A Mitchell, on Wednesday" at: inidnight soon after Mr Mitchell: learned of the Herald-Tribune's published account of the

deal. Since January 5 Mr West- been Halson mán between the Democratic Com

and members of Con- gress. A former Army officer.

brook

mitter

has

he is a research and develop- ment engineer by profoundon.

The contract was for US. 000 worth of Portuguese tung- Government purchase of $9,000,"

sten ore.

Mr Larson has ordered an Inquiry Into all elrcumstances both in North America and Europe

Larson

son signcă the contract for the Government as hand of the Defence Materials Procure- ment Agency. He said Mr Westbrook signed it fór,tha Portuguese Company-sociat ed Press.

Mountbatton's Trip

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