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GENERAL

WASHINGTON, JAN. 18«? BRIGADIER WALLACE

GRAHAM, PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN, TESTIFIED BEFORE SENATE. APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE HERE TODAY

THE

THAT HE HAD BOUGHT

M. Herriot Again Shanghai

President

Paris, Jan. 13,

Coup By Police

M. Edouard Herriot, the Radical leader, was today re-elected President of the French National Assembly. Three hun- dred and seventeen deputies, vated for him while 174 votes went to the only since the inauguration, of 1 the other candidate, a Communist, M. Raoul Colas.

2

COTTON BUT NO WHEAT M. Calas, who was sentenced to death

AFTER THE PRESIDENTS OCTOBER CRITICISM OF COMMODITY MARKET, SPE- CULATORS. AND DECLAR- ED HE HAD LOST $4,847 ON HIS TRADING OF ALL KINDS.

Brigadier Graham said that

during the German occupation and es- caped, was expelled from the Assem-

Shanghai, Jan, 14. The Brat Instaiment of gold bars and foreign currencies acized from black marketeers

Findice Control Bureau hore has been handed to the Central Bank of China, according to Bemi-óficial Chinese.reports.

This includes US$15,000 in! foreign currencies and 1,200 cunces of gold in bars.

It is reported that, 32, black- market gold and foreign; ex-1

bly for 30 days on December 1 last by change dealers have been taken M. Herriot.

into custody. by the authorities since last. Eriday.

The "China Press" said today

he "assumed that the criticlum? the stormy debate on the anti-to carry out their intention not to that, as a preliminary step..to-

E

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The Incident took place during ment but if the Communista were

announced the expulsion of sabotage bill. When M. Herriot be represented lobby observers

M. reared a deadlock, Calas, be refused to leave the tribune, He stayed all night with Scene In Assembly

bodyguard of Communist them ber supplying him with wiches and white wine until he walked out of the Assembly in established a firm to sell gold

sand. Fifty

Right Wing depoties left on a summons from the Reprotest today when M. Marcel and United States notes

Cuchin, 88-year-old

! Communist brokers and speculators. after leader, the first Communist evar This organisation

supplied and to sit in the Senate, made a night-the Police Bureau: with a list meting pro-Communist speech instead of its customers and the amount the of the customary non-controves of United States dollars, and und othersial address In opening the

goldbara transacted. In the Council of the Republic, The Communists stood and ap- M. Gaston Mannerville, Radical plauded while shouts of indignn-rests were entirely

The newspaper said the ar- based on Member for French Guiana, wastion came from the centro,

this roster-Reuter. re-elected President. He polied

Demanding an end to the fight

the President made was of the buying of wheat or grain."

"I did not think he criticised the buying of cotton,

for in- stance, and whom the broke: reecmmended cotton of course I suid to go ahead," he added. publican guard at dawn.

During a previous appear- The Assembly adjourned #nce before the committen; the resulta were announced Brigadier Graham said he sold various Parliamentary groups out after the President had pub.to nominate candidates for licly condemned market "gam-

Vice-Presideneles blers," but this testimony was fater challenged by Mr. Harold Stassen, former Governor of Minnesota. Reuter,

RANGOON HUNGER STRIKE

ofices.

session,

194 votes against 75 for his ing in Indo-China, M. Cachin was nearest rival, M, Guurges, à Com-greeted with tumult and a shout munist,

from M. Olivier de Seemnisons, a The Parliamentary group lea-Right Wing deputy: "You any ders in the Assembly decided, by that, M. Cachin, to a father who eight votes to two, on the tollow-lost his tcn days ORG In ing list of Vice-Presidents to be Indic-Chino,

voted on later

Rangoon, Jan. 14. Armed police and radio-equipped | Assembly: van Mirrounded Hanguon's central

Jail today to put down bunger Lejeune,

ira-

Mediation Offer

Damarcus, Jan. 13. Wing deputies The Arab League Council decided

note to both the

tonight by

The 50 Right the

then walked out, First Vice-President--M. Max M. Cachin reproached the Go-tonight to rad

Socialist,

Second-M.vernment of M. Robert Schuman Indian and Pakietan Government of- Germain Peyrolles, the Popular with "not fallowing the example fering mediation in their dispute re Republican.

Kashmir. gording Third M. Jucques of Britain by resuming trade re Communist. Officials said 1,300 envlets

This decision has been taken after had Ductos,

Fourth-lations with the Soviet Union," heen triking since Sunday becaus: Fernand Boxom, the Popular Rehe

Mme

Madeleine Braun. Fifth-M. Without specifically mentioning consultations between members of the

Marshall

League countries, Plan he said: Arab

Syria, make us

Lebanon, Egypt and Iraq. submit foreign Interference

These countries, as members

strike by convicts demanding mediate release,

of the "inadequacy" of the amnesty publican. Sixth-M. Marcel Ro- "There is a desire to stranted by the Government to other clore, Independent Conservative. ihan political prisoners, and con. Under an inter-party

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Martial Law Lifted

1

to party, the Communists, were provide the First Vice-President of the National Assembly, who constitutionally

become would acting Frime Minister should Par- liament be dissolved and the Pre- aldent of the Assembly be pre- vented for any reason from Zul. filling this function.

GA

Today's list of candidates, vas-anticipated, breaks this agree- ment and proposes a Socialist as First Vice-President.

Communist Resentful

checking."—Reuter.

Intervene to cad the dispute-Reuter.

Marshall Aid Plan

AL

Discussions

WASHINGTON, JAN. 18.

EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. AND BRITAIN SEEKING AID FROM Teheran, Jan. 13...

THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE MARSHALL PLAN Martial law, in force in Teheran

WILL GET NO MORE PETROL THAN THEY NEED FOR since August, 1841, was lifted to-

ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES, MR: JULIUS day.

But it takes party strength into| KRUG, THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, SAID Under the wartime regulations account by giving the Communists TO-DAY. people have been imprisoned and the Popular Republicans two without trial and newspapers sup-representatives each,

Giving evidence before the

He

wholeheartedly of, the pressed....

M. Jacques Duclos, the Parlin. Senate Foreign Relations Com- European recovery programme. Political meetings have boen mentary leader of the Communist mittee conducting bearingi on the Before the same Committee, Mr. banned, apart from political Party, then stated in the lobbies Eur-pean recovery plan, Mr. Krug Clinton Anderson, the Secretary parties, clubs and the assembly of that his party would retuse

to gave an assurance of thecon. of Agriculture sald today, when workers inside 'factories.

hold affice in the Assembly sinuance of the drastic control he gave evidence before, it, that

in protest against the relegation of over oil products in the Marshall the United States had no prac the Communists from first to third Plan countries for the duration of Heat: alternative but - to carry place, amung the Vice-Presidents. The programme,

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A curfew has accompanied the martial law but this had been lifted or cased from time to time,

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All-German Currency Reform: Test Case

BELLIN JAN. 13.

AN ALLGERMAN CURRENCY REFORM WILL BE PROPOS- ED BY THE BRITISH AND UNITED STATES REPRE- SENTATIVES NEXT TUESDAY AT THE FIRST MEFI- ING OF THE ALLIED, CONTROL. COUNCIL FRANKFURT

SINCE THE DECISIONS TO STILENGTHEN THE ECONOMY OF THE ANGLO-AMERICAN ZONES.' Reliable sources believe that the Observers here were inclined to Control Council meeting will dee think that the Western powin

Rationing

Paris, Jan. 18. An Agriculture Ministry spokesman, has announced that ment rationing will be resumed in large French cities on Febru- ary 15. About 16,000,000 per sons will be affected: Each person will be allowed neven ounces of meat weekly.

The average consumption hie been about 18 ounces weekly since rationing, was suspended Just June-Associated Press..

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BRITAIN'S PACT WITH PORTUGAL

London, Jan. 13 The Treasury today corrected to £5,000,000, the figure of

13,000,000

which it gave yesterday is stealing balances, of the, Bank of Portugalin

Was

H

thought, raise a .consulutional Mr. Krug said that: shipments on recovery of the magnitude

issue, since Article 11. ef France's during the early part of the re-be

to Europe from the United Statessed by the Administration.

Not only will this programme | new Constitution stipulales that

of long-Ume. economie beriest the, Assembly Bureau rotst be covery programme were not ex-to the United States, but we can representative of each party, on a pected to exceed two or three pat carry it through" he said, préportional basis.

cent of available United States tlon at stake is the establishment “In the fnul analysis, the ques- The list of Vice-Presidents, as supplies and, would even become selected, fulfilled, this require smaller thereafter.

its announcement of the new Anglo-| Portuguese monetary agresibent.

As this amount fixed, sa maximum Previoda

by

Fuguese exports' nec POT":

had been reached"

ceeded her

badrex

Inmobris, from Britains, further consignments would have; tp. be pud, for, In gold). The new krewment seeks to "make" lily:en- arcessary, howayer, by! "balancing Imports and experts Reuter

NANKING BID

FOR ECONOMY

use final attempt to solve the proposals might not net with an The Exbout currency problem on a four-power refusal on the part of the Rumlar, decided basis a promised in Frankfurt delegates and that if Might bef

by deneral Lucius, D. Clay the possible, alleant, to open disquiK United States Military Govarrior, along Between the four power

Wilen General Clay-made his There was no confrmation →→ In pramiallo, ind what amounted Basin Sonight zori Peports, thats to a warning to Russia that unless Russia would peresit propose tat some satisfactory basis for dia cussion could be reached," arkarm the Godfrol Cpuhul meeting : the sid America, might be formed to formation of *. Central, Cheerdan int coduce a two power legislation names, indem Line?

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1: foody rationing or brice con- kral; became, necessary! In the United States, the Europásu, ré- covery programme could not be held responsible. Mr. Anderson made clear when the effect of the proposed, programmpt of the do- mestle consumer altuation was questioned

dle pointed out for example, | that fơn thế mext-two years "all the Western European meat zipėda would be met entirely prom squarcés other than the United

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