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Father Meets Daughter

Dominion Status Objective

President Auriol of France shook hands with some of France's leading test, pilots when he forinally opened the new Francis, experimental flying establishment at Bretigny, near Paris. Among the pilots was his own daughter, Jacqueline, who is an accomplished flyer. Here is father meeting daunliter during the ceremony.---Central Press Photo.

Congress Rebels Against U.S. Sacrifices

Washington, July 6,

The debates last week on foreign aid and defence spending reflect a major recession by Congress from its earlier position in the global struggle against Communism.

By cutting more than $9,000 millioit from ex- President Truman's final defence and foreign aid budgets and $1,400 million from President Eisen- hower's own requests for 1953-54, Congress has demonstrated its irritation and

resentment

against financial sacrifice and has renewed the emphasis on its main goals for the coming year- economy and a balanced budget.

It has in fact rebelled against position of the United States and the sacrinces formerly believtal the non-Communist world. It necessary to maintain the global has concentrated

SITUATION

IN BOLIVIA RETURNING TO NORMAL

La Paz, July 5.

instead on achieving reduced Government spending and lower taxes,

The

for the

the

Of The Gold Coast

Lundoh, July B.

In 1951 the Gold Coast received a new con- stitution. The legislature, based on universal suffrage, became, almost wholly African. In the Executive, Council;, African Ministers, with three. ex-officio British Ministers, decided policy, Power, in fact, passed into African hands,

"Woe, woe" cried some, wondering if the gamble would come off. Others, more politely, spoke of the "new experiment." But, call it what you will, it succeeded.

used

And this thanks to two men-ment, both presumably, drawn the Governor, Sir Charles Arden from outside the Gold Coast. Clarke, who for two years walked The Governor's reserve powers a political tight-rope, and Kwaine would be retained. Though Nkrumah, released from prison never

sed as you, their existence when his party swept the polls could be a salutary cheek. The to become Chief Minister. Either Governor himself would remain could have brought the constitu- responsible for external affairs, tion down in ruins. Together, to defence and internal security, their credit, they made it work. having for this last a special re- Now the Gold Const has sponsibility towards the police published! plans for a further in matters as yet too vaguely advance. In these It does not defined.' seek immediate self-government

but wants Britain to recognise

A

A REALIST

British Jet Impresses

Lotion, July 5.

A new Bettiah Jep fighter which set up. bew London-Páris spčeli recóřu today

rosred

back to London tonight only slightly slower than on lis carilor fight

Supermarine

· The sillt séctet Vickers Swirl F-4 made tonight's crossing at 064.3

4.3 m.p.h.

This morning, it crossèd to France at án „, avetäže spred of 089 m.p..

The plane's time for the return to London dirport from Le Bouffet; was 19 minutes 26.8 seconds.

There is no record for the Paris - London flight. Révler.

Red China Should Be Admitted

French Socialists' Resolution

ila ultimate ambitions and be There would be a single prepared to introduce an act of chamber, though the majority independence into Parliament. In of public bodies consulted pre-

transitional period the Gold ferred an Upper House. Coust hopes to travel forward to

The public service, in which Dominion status.

Paris, July 5. are many Europeans, would be Under the pinn, the three safeguarded, though

The Socialist Party congress British Ministers would be re- posats are

here, pro- today passed a foreign policy shadowy placed by Africans-a step always under

and still

resolution advocating Reking's consideration.

Other

her admission to the United Nations regarded as inevitable--but there changes include the right to consultations with would be an expert attached to appoint

Communist commercial commis- China for the settlement of the Minister of Finance and an sioners to countries other than economic adviser to the Govern- Britain and the transfer of Gold

Asian problems, · Const affairs from the Colonial to the Commonwealth Relations

Office.

UNEASY

FEELING

IN ROME

No Settlement

Crisis In Sight

Rome, July 5.

D5

In his plans, Dr Nkrumah has shown himself a realist. It would have been easy to pander to popular clamour and demand full self-government Instead, he has asked for what he may reasonably expect to get. "Hasten slowly" is his motto.

is

now

need

The resolution, which was passed on the last day of the 45th congress by 1,070 votes to 1,187, with 226 abstentions, said also that bloodshed in Indo- China and Korca should be stopped and that Peking should be included automatically in Aslan talks after * Korean urmistice,

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The resolution recommended is stifl on trial; that for develop all members of parliament to abstain from voting military Ofment of his country's resources credits for line-whine as long as outside capital is necessary.. the Government had not entired The Valla scheme, for instance, into negotiations for peace there. would take £140 millions to complete. Indecent haste might The resolution called to: A feeling of uneasiness crept scare off capital which shies away resumption of negotiations les Into the minds of political ob- from countries whose political Tunisia and Morocco and con- culs last week do not servers today Italy's first stability

in doubt. Dr demned the policy of repression" appear to be the tast. At least serious Cabinet crisis-in-six Nkrumah wants to prove that in in these countries. $1,000 million more is expected solved after six days of efforts.

years appeared still for from the Gold Coast, capliat

have no fears. That is one thing.sidered that general, simultane

The Secialist resolution to be pruned from foreign aid when Congress

WITH DIGNITY votes

The caretaker Premier, Aleide

ous and controlled disarmament actual funds to be appropriated Democratic Party

de Gusperi, whose Christian

was the only way cf obtaining suffered a For another he knows that ac-conditions for organised peace. programme which marked tetback in, the June 7-8 ceptance of his country

should initiste nega- as a Franke already has limited to a ceiling Parliamentary elections, is due partner in the Commonwealth fiations for four or five-Power of about $5,000 million.

to tell President Einaudi on depends on its reputation formational situation as a whole, or iniks to disclits the Inter- Tuesday whether he feels able sound constitutional government individual treaties. The integra Apart from the drastic cuts in 1o forni a new government. He is determined to show that President Truman's estimate of

the Gold Coast can take its place tion of Germany, united or not, The Christian the minimum for defence and while still Italy's biggest singlo of the Empire. He wants to

Democrats, with dignity at the council table o

with a democratic Europe was, however, considered as Press despatches published forelim aid, there are two other Party, lost absolute control of contute.those who said that essential condition. before such "today said that the situation"had | Sek's debates.

trends to emerge from Parliament in the elections.

Africans, given

head. negotiation could stand a chance would land their country in of success. They have only 285 scats in would These are the shift of the

chaos. 500-seat Chamber and

The party resolution approved There is one class in the Gold emphasis from Western Europe ) would need the support of three

in principle of C united to Asia and the fact that several | smatter Centre Parties to

Coast for whom these new pro- éko

European army open to all "internationalist

De-out a narrow majority in crucial posis spell the end of political democratic nations. pen wing" Joined ingerals

Isolationist- votes.

Influence the Chiefs, Few of minded Republicans to reduce

them want to engage in political Another motion adopted the programme and to an But Gluseppe Saragat's Right controversy in the Legislature. unanimously by the Congress end to the Mutral Security Wing Socialists, who were de In fact, their chances of election hailed the magnificent split The Trahe Trial Agency in 1955.

Gasperi's allies in the elections to it would be small if, as is of East German workers and and lost heavily, suddenly turned likely, direct clee

election supersedes strongly

shouted down The away from the Premier's coalition the present system of

"atrocious repression" by tho and cenounced they would not election through

Clint

o-called popular police" and support de Gasperi uniers he colleges. Therefore, they wanted the Soviet army. sung his policies to the Left. a Second Chamber in which they

would be

The congress called represented. This is

cn sil rejected. There will with Signor Saragat yesterday

for them in the traditional bonds of "Stalinist leaders" to meeting that some of the!; differ- | but politically, they ate extinct,) of the events in Czechoslovakia

returned to normal at Cocha-the bomb where an uprising bad broken out Among Indian tribes.

Most of the Indians' were reported to have returned to their camps.

ather groups of armed Indians, however, were said to be advancing on the munic- pality of Totora where the in- habitants have declared their intention to defend themselves.

The presence at Cochabamba

Agriculture appeared to have helped calm the popula- tion,

and

CLEAR TREND

The record of the progressive reductions in foreign aid and defence fund requests since President Truman retired in

their

of the Ministers of the Interior January clearly shows the trend and both men said of the and ceremonial life of the people:) think seriously of the meaning!

entés had been ironed out. But

full agreement still appeared far This is nothing new. The con- and East Germany and back

towards cconomy.

President Truman had asked for $7,000 million for forel fro Government spokesmun sald opposition elements, in- aid which was reduced by Pre- sident Elsenhower to $5,400 cluding Trotskylles. had incited the Indians to commit acts of million-and cut again by Can- 100ting and pilinging-Francc dress to $5,000 million. Presse.

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London, July 5,

The House of Representatives, netlog

on the defence budget Hselt, arcopted Prezident Elsen- hower's assurance that it would

Picos.

.

action of socialist

being reached-United stitution of 1951 pointed that the

way.

It was the inevitable step mocracy-France-Presse. in the

transition

tion from "indirect! rule" to democracy.

Minor, adjustments

in the plan

must be there

Some matters want to be more clearly defined. But in broad outline the proposals are sound and sensible. Kwame Nkrumah fias shown n sense of statesmanship.-London Express Service.

OFFICER 'DEAD FOR 35 YEARS

A senior officer of the Man-

be dangerous to cut $5,000 chester Regiment who is still million from President Truman's allve is listed as dead in the proposals and went even further. memorial books, in the

regi- It pruned an ad Bional $1,300 mental chapel and in an officiu! casualty list in the regimental

miton nd although the Senate has not yet considered the defetite history. The mistake has taken budget it is thought likely that 35 years to be discovered.

the amount authorised by the House w!!! be substantially He is G.W. Williamson, who altered.

over-

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de-

"Miss Universe” Competitors

New York, July 5. Five of the most Beautiful women in the world arrived in New York by air today from London on their way to Callfor- to conipele for the tile "Miss Universe."

The five girls represent Den-

lives in Belfast and works as on Putting on a fals: beard be mark, Sweden, Finland, Turkey with Short Bros and intended to wear at a fancy and South Africa. They will In the struggle between the engineer

Harland Lid. His brother, dress comival, George Goode, stay in New York until Wednes Two brothers and their six opposing groups in Congress H.A. Williamson, who relleyed of New John Street, Birming-day when they will leave for year-old sister slept Bundly in danger of deficits and

lim as a company commander, ham, lit a cigarette.

Long Beach, California, where a room, at their school, as police spending has been ruled to be

than the immediate was ultimately killed while The beard caught fire and the contest will be held from Frenter dogs searched streets and a park are fremm tho Kremlin serving with the Royal Flying Mr Goode was treated at July 0 to 19. Thirty girls will

Reuter.

hospital for burns.

seck the title.--Reuter.

for them...

After patrol officers had called off the, dogs until daylight, the clllldren trooped Home quietly. That was di 1.30 a.m., ten hours after they first went out to play",

All dfternoon and evening, eight-year-old Erle Bogley, ave- year-old Jiminy, and their sister, Brenda, played in Jublice Park, 200 yards from their home in St. Edhund's Road Edmonton. Then they went to play at Gillard Primary School;

They found a boethi in progress. From.s cloakroom, they watched a tablo tenis, matchi a planket, and a sing-cong. Then tiley dropped off to sleep.

They awoke to and themselves locked 115-50 thờỹ climbed out of a window and walked home..

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