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FRENCH CURE FOR STRIKES

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Paris, Jan. 7

The remarkable change in the strike situation in France Is largely due to the Government's new Arbitra tion Act and is strikingly illustrated in the statement of the Ministry of, the Interlor that there are now only 6,500 strikers throughout the country, Of thean only 2,100 ure occupying factories, compared with approxim- ately 40,000 strikers, of whom 21,000 tvere occupying workshops and factories only a week ago. :

The situation is therefore regarded as returned to normal,

The strike in the metal Industries is considered over, the milk suppliers' strike is ended. But the decision for aloundry-workers' walk-out is ex- pected at any time-Reuter Special.

EX-KINGS LUNCH IN VIENNA

ALFONSO HOST TO EDWARD

Vienna, Jan. 7. The Duke of Windsor was a guest at luncheon of the ex-King, of Spain, at the Hotel Imperial, to-day. The third person present Alfonso's son, Jaime.

was

FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1937.

FRANCE AWAITS ALHAMBRA

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But has no Fear of any Coup de Force in Syria

Paris, Jan. 7..

No news of any massing of Turkish troops on the southern frontier, adjacent to Alexandrotts and Antioch, has reached well- informed quarters here. -

·

It is pointed out that Turkey is not demanding annexation of Alexandretta or Antioch, but is merely urging thỏ granting of Independence. It is therefore thought that a coup de force by Turkey is most unlikely.

It is emphasised that France is content to leave matters in the hands of the League of Nations, where negotiations with the Turks are continuing, And it is hoped that an acceptable solution may be reached.--Reuter.

Seeds of Trouble

Paris, Jon. 7.

It is explained that the Franco- Turkish quarrel over Antioch and Alexandretta is an outgrowth of the World War treaties, by which Turkey ceded Alexandretta to Syria, over which France obtained a mandate. announced her in- Recently France

tention of giving Syria independence within three years, whereupon Tur-

CONGRESS WORKS RAPIDLY

key announced she was reclaiming ROOSEVELT MAY PUT|

the territory and appealed to the League of Nations.

Meanwhile, Istanbul despatches re- port great public excitement, ts M. Kemal Ataturk has summoned his Ministers for Foreign Affairs and the Interior and members of the Army General Staff to a four-hour confer- enco at Eskisher-United, Press.

30,000 Troops On Hand

Paris, Jan. 7, A spokesman of the Qual d'Orsay said-to-day France had 30,000 white and native colonial troops stutioned in Syria.

END TO R.F.C.

CARING FOR JOBLESS

Washington, Jan. 7. Preparing for quick action on the second point of President Roosevelt's emergency programme, lenders of the United States Administration to- day tentatively approved of conditional "death sentence" for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

A

After an hour's stay, ex-King Alfonso accompanied the Duke to a

"Our force in larger than the'public It is said that they will probably eur outside the hotel, where a crowd

generally believes and is sufficient to authorise the President to discontinue ogency at any time should quickly gathered and cheered

deal with any eventuality. But we the the ex-monarchs. The Duke at Windsor immediately returned to Enzesfeld-Reuter Bulletin Service,

two

Influenza In Britain Takes Cruel Toll

London, Jan. 7. Inituenza deaths in the past week have reached total of 325, compared with 97 in the previous week.

3

The epidemic has broken out

In the United States. Washing- ton cables state that cases ro- ported from all parts of the union have double_in_the_list. week.-Reuter.

Recognition Of Burgos Government?

Valladolid, Jan. 7. The newspaper Norte de Castilla reports that the Pope has named Cardinal Primate Isidro Goma Tomas, semi-official and confidential representative to the Burgos Government, and it is said that the appointment is tant- amount to the Vatican's recogul. flon of the Righlist Government. -Wuited Press.

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The welcome relief has enabled His Holiness to lie with his feet extended, while a special coge has spared him from the friction of the bed clothes. His Holiness is suffering from ex- haustion. He has spells of inssitude and depression, but his mind is most active. Reuter Special.

HITLER AS EMPEROR?

BERLIN DENIES PARIS RUMOURS

Berlin, Jun. B.

A circumstantial story published in Paris, to the effect that Herr Adol Hitter contemplates the early assump- tion of 4 title equivalent "Emperor," has evoked a sharp semi- ameial denial from Berlin:

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do not expect the occasion to arise." conditions warrant such action

The hint of trouble en the Turko- Syrian border has served to divert oflein attention from the Spanish erials-United Press.

Deny Concentration

Angora, Jan. 8. Authoritative circles deny the_re- ports of a concentration of Turkish troops on the Turko-Syrian border.

In a letter to Representative William I. Sirovitch, Deinocrat of New York, President Roosevelt gave hia definite assurance that

no individuals 'needing relief wili be dropped from the Works Progress Administration's payrolls, and that any already eliminated will be reinstated.

He said that he had discussed this

M. Kemal Ataturk, the President matter with the Relief Administrator

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Lieut. R. 11. S, Clark, R.N., of H.M.S. Medway, and his bride, formerly Misz Peggy Isobel Murrow,

leaving St. John's Cathedral pesterday afternoon after their wedding. (Photo: Afing Yuen).

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Improvement of the ground or ganisation Involves the establishment new air ports and landing grounds, provision or more wireless stations equipped with the latest olds to By ing. Installation of new airway beacons, and perfecting of the me.. teorological system furnishing con- tinuous day and night service of weather forecasts and reports.- Brilish Wireless,

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