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The programgante started na 4000 na Allied Head- quarters PANDA of its distri bution system, calls for free dis- tribution of 80 percent of all Jr. non se Army and Navy supplies which are being turned over to the Home Ministry.
The other 70 percent of all food ani clothing on the same enteror wlt be sold at low price with the proceeds going for nation? welfare,
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U.S. Should Help World
Chienzo, Feb. 10.
Hint To Sovlet
Washington, Feb. 10. The proposal of the Secre- tary of State for a ten-year trustership for Tripolitania and three other Hallan o' lonies was to-day interpreted
as a hint to Russia that the United States does mot favour the Soviet demand for avio trustconhin ir Tripolitania. Britain has been strongly on- posed to much Russian ylan- Associated Press.
Japs. Short Of Food
Takys, Feb. 10.
Japan's food, production is in-
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FATE OF ITALY'S COLONIES
LONDON, FEB, 10.
THE UNITED STATES HAS LAUNCHED A VIGOROUS DRIVE TO OBTAIN FOUR - POWER ACCEPTANCE OF ITS PLAN FOR A UNITED NATIONS TRUS TEESHIP OVER ITALY'S COLONIES AND A MINI- MUM OF ITALIAN REPARATIONS, OFFICIALS AT THE DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER'S COUNCIL SAID YESTERDAY. THE AMERICANS CONTEND OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER REQUIRE A DISINTERESTED, INTERNATIONAL ADMINIS. TRATION FOR THL TALIAN COLONIES RATHER THAN A ROLE AS A NEW PAPER IN A GAME OF POWER POLITICE.
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For the past two days the de- | puties have been talking absent
poppicion the "Asahi Shimbüń" | reparations while only the ita- Villa's Win At
quoted Colonel C. P. Sama, Alfea linn peace pact is under disne Hendmuarl
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talks cover the general principle press to be applied in treaties with elf Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania
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win, $200,000,000 divided heBridge with the visiting Villa tween Greece and Yugoala dinum scoring the only gvai throura and the remainder for the wes-Broome. Jut previous, v. Payne tern Allies if they want it. The missed peralty for Chelsen,
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CHINESE WRITERS IN US. eral economic debility ains, be
Preston lost a man soon after taken into account.
The set of their KANA with Wa-hington. Feb. 9. It was pointed out that Charkon. They managed to draw The State Deportment vester- ther Britain nor the United but Charkon missed a number of He said if "America permited. day reported that author
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FA. Cap 6th Round: Barnsley our produs"
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seller from Italy, these two will get. Bradford 1: Bolton 1, Middles The bes Is for distres
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"Nobody can predict the expel results of the atomic bomb test, Some people seerg la Quink that "Bow Dany times. during the "Particular attenten will b If you drop an atomic bomb some Pele war were battleships bij devoted to raising the standars where mar The Picet everything guns fired for the purpose for of itfe of the writine pea in the ass will be wont ta which they were intended? Only avstemat.valle re kavitge tax cos basis of what i kifow about Hin two battleshing, the "Washington" of production of all goods" h
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Dakota." we said, and a ded in the countr happen.
fired a thot in anger. That was would be more secure when i wer " may be posible toil when they ran into units of th Was reiched oa 50.0′0,000 £\ns of shies of a new design that will | Jananese Plect off Gandalenna' steel. 500,000,000 tons of cond an minjause the effects of the atomic | early in the war.
60.000.000 tons of ptolum. bob but I doubt if we will over build another battleship.
"The war which has just ended
Reason Not Guns Is Red Credo
Chungk.n. Feb. 10, Gen. Chou En-lai, in a speech before students in Chungking yes- terday, discounted the probability of a third world war, saying tha: neither Americs nor Rus in ko war and the same applied to Great Britain.
The Communist leader took the that the atomic bomb could not be the cause of a third world WAT,
Its secrets, he said, could not be kept for long from scienti- floally developed countries. In any case, he said. atomic energ would be used for human welfare Instead of destruction.
advocated Chou' En-lai building up in China of a modern army, comparable with those of the leading nowers, but added:
the
"We should lot civilians contro' the armice. Everything depend
Stalin wound up: "The Com- mani-4 Party wou'd not be worth very much if it frared criticis. and we are going to the polle
Britain's No. 1 Hangman Retires
LONDON, FEB. 16.
THOMAS PIERREPOINT, ¿§ - YEAR - OLD BRADFORD CONFECTIONER WHÓ HANGED THE BELSEN AFTER 35 YEARS AS BRI-
| GANG, HAS RETIRED
TAIN'S NO. 1 EXECUTIONER, HE "SPRUNG THE TRAP" FOR THE LAST TIME IN MID-DECEMBER IT THE PIED PIPER TOWN OF ILLMELIN, ENDING THE INFAMOUS GIKEERS OF JOSEF KRAMER, HORROR GAMP COMMAN- DANT, AND 10 OTHERS IN WHAT IS BELIEVED TO BE THE FIRST ALL-DAY EXECUTION IN HIS. HIS WORK THAT DAY LASTED FROM TORI. 9.30 AM. UNTIL 4.6 PM. Following the Hamelin "jub.” | Pierremint's identity was is- jelosed to the public for the first | time and shortly afterwards he Ic announced his retirement.
his being suceceded by nephew,, Athert Pierrepoint. 37. manager of a grocer's warehouse in Manchestor and his assistant; for a number of years.
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"Young Albert." as he in known. has since hanged John Amery and William (Lord Hinw
"I think the "New Jersey" in apport of a rald on Truk came close enough to sink a Japanese cruiser but the cruiser had not alone but together with non-Haw) Joyce. The fee paid for ready been damaged by al- party pronle. rnija."
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aneech throughout Was On all other occasions. Towers continuously interrupted by IV was quoted as saving. "battleshing longed cheers and cries of "on fired at land targeta."Associat- live Generalissimo Stalin."AS- ed Press,
sociated Press.
Tie Vote On UNO Site Motion
LONDON, FEB. 10. THE FRENCH PROPOSAL TO POSTPONE SELECTION
OF THE PERMANENT SITE FOR THE U.N.O. UN TIL SEPTEMBER WAS YESTERDAY DEFEAT- ED AT A MEETING OF THE PERMANENT HEAD- QUARTERS COMMITTEE,
ench execution is £10.
the Delsen gang, was at Penten- The biggest execution, until
ville Prison last October when they hanged five GermanTM prison- The era of war in 60 minutes. Nazia were sentenced to hans for the murder of a fellow pri- soner in an internment camp in Scotland.
WAR CRIMINAL'S ESCAPE
Saigon, Feb. 10.
An intensive search is onder- way for Yoshuo Sato, Formosan prisoner-of-war guard who is one f Indo-China's blackest war crimea suspects.
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League North: Everton 4, Man- chester City 1; Leeda 3, Bury 3: Manchester Uni ed 2. Liverpool F; Sheffield United 7. Grimsby 1.
Lewque Three Smith, South Re gion Cign Polne- Ken 3: Exeter R. Bristol City 0: Swindon Torquay 1.
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Sato, who was charged with
Leamo Three South, North Re- brutal
Allied treatment of
Cup: Clanion D. Man-Bed 2; P.O.W.'s at Japanese 1.0.W. Norwich 1, Ipsw oh 0; Walsall 2. Camp Number 10 in Saigon, Notes County 0: Wwford 1, broke loose from the hospital of | Northampton 0; Bristul Rovers 4. the British-guarded "Maison Port Vale 2. Centrale" on the outskirts of other matchen: Laten 1. Che Saigon. A spokesman said he terfield 2 Newcastle United 2, believed Sato had succeeded in fuddersfield 3. joining seven other war crime+ suspects who escaped several weeks ago and are known to be hiding in the jungle.-Associat.. ed Press.
American Strikes Unsettled
NEW YORK, FEB. 10. SETTLEMENT OF THE NATIONWIDE STEEL STRIKE REMAINED A PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY, AND NEW YORK CITY OFFICIALS WERE CONCERNED OVER THE SERIOUS FUEL SHORTAGE IN THE UNITED STATES' LARGEST CITY.
BECAUSE OF CONTINUING WORK STOPPAGE BY TUGBOAT WORKERS, MAYOR WILLIAM O'DWYER ORDERED THE MOST DRASTIC SY- STEM OF FUEL AND OIL RATIONING IN THE CITY'S HISTORY.
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Scottish League, Division "p" Cup. Second Round: Ave 0, East Fifa 1; Dandre 6. Alla 2: Raith 0. Airdrie 4.
Irish Regiot League: Belfast Celtle 5, Distillery 1: Derry 8, Cliftonville 3: Glentoran 2, Lin- field 3.-Reuter.
Tokya. Feb 10. Forty-alx Military and Civilian attaches of Lieut.-General K. N. Derevynko. Soviet member in the Four Power Connell for Japan ar- rived to-day here aboard two fri- gates which were the first Rusalan vorsels to come to Innan since the surrender.Associated Press.
RADIO
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Three-thousand five hundred recessed for the weekend in De-1.80 p.m.-Dally Programme Bum striking tug men rejected pro-troit. Pierrepoint, Sr., who succeed-pouala, designed to end
In Lancaster, Pennsylvannia, 12.89 p.m.-Darco Music. ed John Ellia, the hangman who wage dispute, now entering its an American Federation of La bour tram car workers union hanged himself after his retire- sixth day,...... ment, always studied his prison- O'Dwyer urged the office of went on strike and circulated ara carefully through a cell "spy Defense Transportation which potitions calling upon President
the hole" before the execution and suized
tow boat In-Truman to intervene.-Associat- was so expert he could julge the dustry on Wednesday to piace al!ed Press. length of "drop" to a dicoty. tuge and fud barges in service
ARMED ROBBERY Immediately "to re-establish the Blow of fuel an quickly as human- LIKES. BABIES THREE COUNTRIES, INCLUDING THE UNITED
An armed robbery occurred last ly possible."
night at No. 17. Cheung Lok STATES, ABSTAINED FROM VOTING.
Neither of the men ever talk The settlement, subject to Street, ground flopr. Three-men. Meanwhile, the Netherlands leader of the Indian Delegation, of their "sidelines" and people ratification by the strikers, of armed with revolvers, entered the and decamped with moved for the adoption of an supported the Dutch and asked in their neighbourhood refrain the month-old communications premises interim site in the committee the Committer to avoid post from questioning them about it. stoppage, was announced yestar-money and jewellery to the value report recommending New York ponement of the question. Both are moderate drinkers and day; Seven thousand Westers of $900, at about 7 p.m. Later n as a temporary scat and the Although the Chairman of the amokers and lead quiet home Union Telegraph employens vir- man was arrested with two rovol- 8.0 pm.--A Variety Program.
9.00 p.m.--London Holy-Newa Stamford-Greenwich area as the permanent silo committee, Dr. Ivca.
tually cut off. New York from vers in his possession.
Another robbery occurred in the 9.05 p.m.-F. Flehter Comme
bed— 1984. permanent headquarters. The Zuleta Angel, ruled the French The night before the Tamo-telegraphie communication with Bay. Vlow district
yesterday, but proposal won, the support of proposal as defeated-the vote in executions; "Young Albert" the rest of the country when the Polico have released no in-20 p.might Opers.Company Canada which seconded the mo-was 19-19-the meeting was ad- told his local publican friends they walked out,
1:00 pm Gerry More at the no. formation on the case.
10.15. p.m.obcpe, Shirley Rosa tion, and of the United Kingdom journed so Zuleta could consult he would sond them a postcard In the steel dispute, the nole
SOLE DIFFICULTY.
and Francis Tangford... Detroit, Feb 10 10.8 p.m. Da couc and Indls.
the general steering committee. as soon as he had completed his
If plans of Henry Kaiser and remaining difficulty"` apparenth") Earlier, Mahmoud Rlaz of day sailed for San Francisco with Egypt, had proposed London as Boustra, claimed that a tie vote asked him the reason of his trap make retroactive pay incronses automobiles will be rolling from recorded specially five Bery out in ferlain
The French delegate, Victor"special job in Germany!! None was the agreement on how toỉ Joseph Frazer materialiso, in 194711.00 plore Downl
Programmes marked ́ERBA 103 New Zen'and wives and 66 the temporary headquarters. called for a frosh, ballot under babice of United States servico- The Dutch suggested that, a assembly rules.
Albert's wife, a day nursery that will affect approximately multiple aerembly lines in their ment by the Department of Nidonal
former bomber plant at Willow
Bervice Entertaloment: planning commission proceed to
The adjournment forced a worker in Manchester, takes a 750,000 strikers.
which will be running within four Stu Awaiting 'transportation
No now progress was reported are 036 dependents of Q- Tn the United States as soon ne delay in the vote for the Dutch philosophical view of her hus-
antil August the paiz will Printed and published for-the "Monterey" wll take On 600 possible to determine an xact motion to adopt. the interim site band's job. "Somebody has to do toward a settlement of the 11-months. Even Will is not farth- Australian wives of G-Is at Syd- location for the headquarters, committee's recommendation it." she says. "We never discuss week strike by 175,000 workers have written anmazing new Proprietors, The Newspaper
· ̈ney · and÷Brisbane, and "arrive-in
that the temporary headquare executions. Albert likes me to in the General Motors plants, chapter in the history of the Enterprise, Limited or WAL the United Blutes in oarly March;}
ters should be in New York City. tell him about the bables I look Negotiations between the cor- nation's automobile Industry JAMES=KEATES, - Windso
Köng Kong, *Associated Promote
Associated Press.
poration and union leaders have: Associated Press. 4aftor."—Reuter
on reason, not on guns.Asso ciated Press.
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