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BOMBERS New P & O Liner Launched

"We Can't Leave It!

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London, Feb. 7.

Britain's former Chief of Air Staff, Air Mar- shal Sir John Slessor, told BBC listeners tonight that if Britain wanted to remain a'' first-class power, she could not leave to the United States alone the provision of a bomber force for the free world's defence.

The famous war-time leader, who saw Bri- tain's huge R.A.F. bombor forces reduce German cities to ruins, said bluntly that he was against the suggestion that Britain should leave the pro- vision of bomber forces to America.

Dr Soper To Visit Moscow

Bristol, Feb. 7.

Dr Donald Soper, Pres1- dent of Britain's Methodist Church, who recently criticised Queen Elizabeth for at ending horse

races. sald here today that he will visit Russia In October.

Ic told Bristol University students he did not believe

the information that Altered through the fron Curtain concerning cell- ditions in Communist coun- fries but he would have a better idea after his visit,— Reuter.

"NATO Could

Withstand A

Soviet Attack"

Athens, Feb. 7.

"If we want to remain a first- class power, we cannot leave to an ally, however staunch and loyal, the monopoly of this instrument of such decisive importance in these issues of peace and war," he said,'

If air power wero cancelled out by both sides finding zomu effective and practicable means defence, "World War Iti would be on the cards again."

nt

ncr "Iberia" in the

The new 28,000-ton Pan water after her launch by Lady McGrigor, wife of the

WoT's

at Yard

Relfast First Sea Lord, at Harland and or

recently--Central Prom.

Air Marshal Slessor said that it was possible that the guided missile of the future might be diverted by some means, even prematurely exploded with

salonric war-head.

"But, as far

as I know, no

one has the foggiest Idea how

lo set about it."

喜

GLOOMY PROSPECT

Should 0 deadlock in air power versus defence arise, the free world would have to match Russia man for man, tank for tank and defence escort for U- boat.

power.

Call For More Foreign

Aid For India

New Delhi, Feb. 8.

'That could only be Je very gloomy prospect, indeed,

An International Monetary Fund mission to- especially f Chinu, with her almost limitless manpower, day called for increased foreign aid to India in a were allied with Russid,

report to the Indian Government published here. General Lawton Collins, m.n, Air Marshal Slessor sald Speaking en lomic disarm-

The mission, which studied | independent economic and social Chairman of the Standing the attainment of this goal weuld

measures and to the Indian economic and finan-

reject any Committee of the North be a tremendous advantage teelal situation last year, said ad-policy of Inflation for the sake a temporary spurt In Atlantic Treaty Organisahe side with masses of dorile ditional foreign aid was neces-of

disciplined expendable nan- sary to tion, said trday he was con-

ensure

the success of Investment. India's five-year economic de- vinced NATO forces could

velopment plan.

I} commented: **Indlu has withstand any attack by

The report declared that the faced enormous economic dim- dis- Russia and her satellites

plan was "essential to the well-culties arising from the long enough to defeat it in

people of India ruption of war and partition, and so Important to the sur- the end.

vival of democracy in Asia.

"It has come through those General

Britain, the

with Collins,

United States dificulties

economy a former

and Commonwealth United States Army Chiet-of-

countries that is reasonably stable and It have been assisting Staff, arrived here by air today

India to has begun to regain the ground from Malla for a six-duy visit.

He said today: "NATÓ forces are in a position to defend suc- cessfully all vital polnis Our Aim is to build enough strength to deter

ter aggression,"

Usunily rellable sources here my Greece hus Impressed on the Atlantic Pact Organisation her

"That, no doubl, is why the Kremlin bangs the drum of

atcimiz disasterners on every being of conceivable occasion," he added.

-France-Presse.

the

an

Huge Mosque To achieve the goals the set in her that was lost in the prst.

Have Its

Own Car Park

The

Brunei Town, Feb. 7. oil-rich Sultanate

of

difficulties in maintaining mili-Brunei has started building a tary expenditure at a levél equni new

five-year plan.

countries from the

Today's message 10 these "But progress has beta slow, Monetary too slow, cnd must be accelce- Fund experts was that increasedated. The minimum objective to grants would ease the strain on be a inined in the course of the the Indian Government,

whichve-year plens is to restore the would otherwise face severe economy of India to its prewar setbacks in its efforts

to imposition." prove living standards and de-

The report said India waI NOW velop its econ

осопоту. £600,000 state-owned

in a position go undertake 2 lo 42 per cent of the country's mosque in the centre of Brunei

(Financial outlay under the large volume of investment and Pnnual budget.

town.

the capital, which will plan launched in March

1951 urged the Goverment to regard General Collins is due to ty become

recently increased by the centre of the £120,000,000 to bring the total

"development with #ability” to Turkey next Saturday. British protected Sultanate's to

a basic economic policy. Reuter,

official Moslem religion.

approximately £1,070 mil-

The Monetary Fund experis Engineers tested the soft soll

WEDE of the opinion that the of the town area unil they de-

scerlord of living in India had cided on the site suliable for At the same time the report deteriorated somewhat" since the building. Before work could be commenced, occupants of houses In the area had to be rescilled,

UK Businessmen In Stalingrad

Moscow, Feb. 7.

A total of 24 British bu iness- men of a 33-man delegation now the new mosque surrounded by The gleaming glided dome of In the Sovici Union

went to 20 minarets up to 90 feet tall Stalingrad today to see the city will dominate the banks of the and the Volga-Don Canal.

Brunel River and 'make the They will return

to Moscow mosque one of the biggest struc- tomorrow night and will again tures in the town.

Soviet Foreign

Trade As a modern touch, the archi- Minister Kabanov. They will tects (a British-owned Malayan

new

then divide up into roups, arm) have planned a roomy car those who want to continue park to hold the shiny business hére

was

lion.)

ENORMOUS DIFFICULTIES

urged the Indian Government to betere the second world war

implement the plan with many Reuter.

園戲馬大珠寶國德

CIRCUS BUSCH

CAUSEWAY BAY (NEAR ROXY)

as

in Moscow will stay vehicles of worshippers, bought 2 SHOWS TO-DAY: 2.00 & 7.00 p.m.

and the rest will go to from royalties of ene of the Warsaw.France-Presse.

world's richest oilfields.-Reuter.

Mid-Air Explosion Hurled

Them Into Space

Anchorage, Alaska, Feb. 7.

Six survivors of an Air Force C-47 crash near Mt. McKinley on Friday were flown back to civilisation today and said their transport exploded in Bight bo fore the crash, hurling thèm out into space.

All six parachuted to safety, routine flight from Elmendorf Alr wille the plane crashed in the Force Base near Anchorage to rugged. snow-covered foothills Ladd A Base at Fairbanks, of North America's highest United · Préis,' mountain,

An Air Force helicopter and a bush pilot flew two of the survivors to Talkeetna and four to Curry, 125 miles, north of Anchorage.

Planes and" - ground rescut teams or snowshoe enrolad for additioninÏ ́ ́marvivors among the 10 persons aboard the four- engined plane when it crashed.

Cilit Húdión, a bush plot, first

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sald

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the survivors told him

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