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premier In a West End theater Thursday night 8 Part I MAY 31 1 0S 0ttgCle3! tHirlCS Truman fo Ask for More Funds Irene Dunne to Present 'Oscars' to Britons LONDON, May 30 Hollywood Star Irene Dunne, now in London to star as Queen Victoria in the new film of the Queen's life, "The Mudlark," will present the eavier Cutback Store For Renf ff Sat Assistant Manager a Doty ALEXANDRIA HOTEL 4 5TH end SPRING to Arm Europe British Film Academy awards the British Oscars at a gala! I me awin0 big money now tit on Mails Forecast Donaldson Sees Disaster Unless Slashed Funds Are Restored WASHINGTON, May 30 (EE) Postmaster General Donaldson today said that appropriation cuts voted by the House may force another drastic reduction in postal services. i v. 0 fust as sure as a goose goes barefoot; television and movie audiences are goin to get tired of my brand of singin' and playin'. That's I keep addin' to my grub stake at First Federal. And believe me, that 1 I've been re ceivin' sure helps a lot" It would be "disastrous" if the WASHINGTON, May 30 (JP) A request for about more for arms aid for non-Communist nations is expected to be sent to Congress Thursday by President Truman.

The money would go to finance arms shipments in the 1951 fiscal year, starting July 1, 1050. It would be the second installment in an arms program designed to strengthen world defenses against Communism. The sum of 1,238,600,000 was appropriated for the present fiscal year for shipments to 13 nations. Portugal to Be Added The second-year installment would embrace li nations, with Portugal added to the list for the first time. Officials plan to send small quantities of naval and Air Force equipment to that country to help protect her strategic coastline and the Azores Savings placed bert by the 10th of each mow a earn from the 1st and are Federally insured up to $5000 Johnston Meets With Leaders of FrntFedsmlSmd SSTaxdlqan assn cf 6763 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD! Film Workers Just East of Highland, Phon Hc.4141i if 1 i I I 1 I DUBLIN, May 30 (Reuters) Folding WHEEL CHAIRS 4 naval bases.

Eight other Atlantic pact countries would receive about $1,000,000,000 worth of military supplies: France, Britain, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway and Denmark. Other recipients would be Greece, Turkey, Iran, Korea and the Philippines. France Gets Most France got the largest share of this vear's shipments and is AND WALKERS FOR TRAVEL, WORK AN0 PLAY -4 Enjoy ethfitiM yen thought wro impottibU. Go to tho movies, shopping, and tf7- go TO cnurcn FREE HOME "4 Eric Johnston, head of the American Motion Picture Producers' Association, met leaders of American and British screen workers here tonight to discuss the Anglo-American motion-picture agreement. Johnson, on his way home after talks in London, was joined by R.

Walsh, president of the Motion Picture Workers Union of the United States, who flew from a meeting in Venice of the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, and Tom O'Brien, general secretary of Britain's National Association of Theatrical and Kine Employees. Johnston, who said he had chosen Dublin for the meeting as "neutral" ground, declined to state what new British proposals had been put before him during the London talks, but said the matter would be discussed by his association on his return. i i DEMONSTRATION BRadshaw 24952 Chairt and oior- for tvcry handi. cap.

Can taken up and dawn tep eaiily. SHE'S Beverly Brown of Britton, learned yesterday she had brought total of visitors to Washington Monument to that number. Custodian Charles Herman told her the news. She was member of high school graduating class. considered likely to get the biggest proportion of the new program also.

The aim is to build up France's ground forces, scheduled for an important role in the defense of Western Europe. The exact share each country gets is kept secret, (Pi wirepnoio MARTIN'S RENTALS SALES 269 IA CIENEGA BLVD. BEVERLY HILLS FULLY ADJUSTABLE FOLDS COMPACTLY CHROME PLATED RENTALS SALES Russian Flag Tied to Statue Senate failed to restore the cuts, he said, and might make necessary another postal cutback three times as sweeping as his recent one-a-day mail delivery order. "In fact," he said, "I don't know how the mails could be moved." He sounded the alarm in a letter to Chairman Kenneth McKellar (D) of the Senate Appropriations Committee, which was written at the request of Sen. Burnet R.

May-bank (D) S.C., who heads the appropriations group on Post Office funds. Donaldson's Estimate Donaldson estimated that changes made by the House in passing the $29,000,000,000 single-package appropriation bill would mean a reduction of about in Post Office spending during the 1951 fiscal year starting July 1. Maybank said those economies were "too drastic." He agreed that the Post Office should be self-sustaining, but he said the only apparent solution for its annual $500,000,000 deficit "is to raise postal rates on second, third and fourth class mail." The House has approved a postal rate increase bill which would swell Post Office revenues by $125,000,000 a year. It is still in the Senate Post" Office Committee. Effect of Slash Donaldson said an amendment sponsored by Rep.

John Taber (R) N.Y., requiring a 10 slash in most Federal spending a cut for the Post Office would put a serious crimp in postal services. If the Senate fails to pass the rate increase bill, he said, the amount by which the department would be required to retrench would run to $394,000,000. That, he said, would equal the entire cost of mail deliveries in every home in the United States. Donaldson said the department would have to pare its payroll by 40,000 employees if the. Senate accepts an amendment by Rep.

Ben Jensen (R) la. In most cases it would prohibit government departments from replacing more than 10 of the vacancies that occur during the next fiscal year. FRIENDSHIP OF BRAZIL REAFFIRMED BY ENVOY SEATTLE, May 30 (U.P.) A Russian, flag was found tied to the hands of the 20-foot statue cell around which Pan Americanism was formed." He said "if Brazil was capable of being friendly with the United States with no loss to her dignity nor damage to her interest, in spite of the vast difference in STANFORD UNIVERSITY, May 30 (JP) Brazilian Ambassador Mauricio Nabuco tonight warmly reaffirmed the friendship between his country and the United States. In a "speech at the three-day of George Washington on thej University of Washington cam-1 pus here 'today. John H.

Brown, university freshman and Navy veteran, scaled the marble shaft and cut down the banner. Brown said he and other students would! burn the flag. Stanford conference on Brazil, the economic wealth of our two the Ambassador pointed out Bra- countries, there seemed to be no zil's "constant friendship with i reason why other American the United States formed the first countries should not consolidate wWiriimi drinks their friendship with the United States also. "In truth," he continued, "all that was needed was some gesture- of good will from the big brother to amalgamate the whole continent into a solid body." cro racida viih WOE WW British Typist Goes Home to Collect $70,000 NEW YORK, May 30 (P) Miss Jean Holmes, brunet British stenographer, left for London today to collect about $70,000 she won in the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes. Miss Holmes, who never bet on a horse race or bought a sweepstakes ticket before, is a 21-year-old employee of the British Joint Services Mission at Washington, D.C.

As she departed on a British Overseas Airways plane, Miss Holmes said she plans to give half her winnings to her family, which includes her parents and three brothers. HOUSEWIVES BURN TAX ROLLS AS WAR EXEMPTION ENDS SAN PIETRO, Italv, May 30 (U.R) The tax rolls and registers of San Pietro were ashes today. Angry housewives burned them to protest a government decree lifting the exemptions they had enjoyed from taxes because of the heavy damage the village suffered during fighting around nearbv Cassino in World War JI. world's largest-selling rum Wavell Funeral Set LONDON, May SO (U.R) Field Marshal Earl Wavell, who smashed the Italian armies in Africa in World War" II, will be buried privately in the cloister of Winchester College June 7 after services in Westminster Abbey, authorities said today. He Santa les famous 1 noa-extta fere train.

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