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NO U.S. COAL FOR BRITAIN Mr. Shinwell's Gloomy Forecast Grave Shortages

BEVIN RUMOURS

London, Apr. 2.

Slr Stafford Cripps, of the Board of Trade, was asked_ut today " press conference about the rumours that Mr. Brvin reould give up the For- eign Ministri 10 become Afinister in charge of econo- mic planning.

"I don't think I should pay much attention to that if were you," he said--United Prces..

Britain's Tragic Story

London, Apr. 3. Tom Williams, Minis- ter of Agriculture, said on Wednesday night the storms

and floods had cost Britain a month's bread supply and a week's meat ration.

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NOTICE TO MEMBERS EASTER RACE MEETING

Saturday 5th and Monday 7th April, 1947.

The First Bell, will be rödg at 130 p.m. and the first race will be run at 2.00 pm. each day hik

Through numbers 116 Races32) may be obtained at the Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor Exchange: Building, also tickets for the Special Cash Sweep ($2.00) on the last race on the second day, 7th April.

* MEMBERS' BANGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

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House provided they are ordered in advanced from the No. 1 Boy

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In BBC Broadcast, Williams told the "tragle xlory" of the Insxes to British agriculture since lakt Autumn when persistent rain reduced the harvest and delayed winter planting.

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London, Apr. 2.

The Fuel Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, an- nounced today that the United States has in- formed Britain that she will be unable to ship coal to this country before July, and perhaps not even then.

Mr. Shinwell told the House of Commons that the United States reported that its coal exports to . Europe were being made solely in accordance with recommendations from the European Coal Organization, to which Britain would have to apply if she wished to share in alloca- tions.

"It may be said that if the an expected gap of 8,800.000 United States steps up its coal tons between Britain's expect- exports to 3,000,000 tons Q ed production of 200,000,000 month in the third quarter of tons of coal in the next 12 this year," said Mr. Skinwell, months and the country's mini. "we may get something out of mum needs. It. That seems for the moment to be the bent we enn do."

lic Raid the United States at present is shipping 2.000.000 tons of coal a month to Europe on the recommendations of the European Coal Organization and is handicapped in efforts to increase the amount by the to obtain serious shortage of coal enra.

He said Government will ban export of mining machinery abroad after the current export orders have been completed and will take other steps in an ef fort to increase domestic coal production.

Government also intends nooON

a suitable electric generating plant in the British

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RETURN OF DESERTERS

London, Apr. 2.

The Minister of Defence, Mr. A. V. Alerander, nounced " In the Commone Thir

House of afternoon the response to his recent ap- peal to deansters from the armed foreca to surrender Navy

10 far: Arng 1.158; 327; Royal Air Forcé 230,

Final retorna had not yet rome in and there might be increase appreciable through cloventh hOUT REF render.

Mr Alexander added that about 20,000 men jesṛe absent. -----Reuter,

Franco's Swan

Song?

All

Paris, Apr. 2. Spanish anti-

"I frankly tell the House zone of Germany, he said. Franco political groups in

there appears to be no hope of getting anything whatever un- der that allocation," Mr. Shin- well sald. He said the needs of nation receiving pillocations under the present quota were *no less drastic than our own.”

Poor Prospects

"It's a pretty grim picture" as said "and means that if we are to maintain our rations we must

He Mid South Africa also: spend more precious dollars additional imports of food fram, pleaded that a shortage of coal abroad."

cars prevented her from export- Blizzards dealt the severesting coal to Britain. He saw blow, he continued, and "piltile prospect that the itun liminary inquiries made 10 days tion could be remedied in time ago show that in England an

and to provide Britain with any Wales alone the total loss of sheep substantial help. and lambs is over 2 milioni

"The loss of cattle smaller scale but we already know that some 30,000 have perished." ----Associated Press,

was on #

United Press.

Austrian

Deputies Stymied

Moscow, Apr. 2. The Austrian deputies today spent three hours discussing the transfer of German. angets but

reach

any

mon-

Paris today confirmed first impressions yester- day that General Fran- co's restoration archy proclamation was jan error, and-dubbed it the "swan song" of a dic- itator, .

Republican and Monarchist circlen

their and

minority groups agreed today after close re-examination of Franco's pro- nasal that the dictator made n "terrific mistake" and that no. Mr. Shinwell disclosed Gov-accomplished nothing construc-one would accept his offer.

tive, the Soviet delegate, M.' Spanish observers said Fran- ernment's discussions with the United States and South Africa Gusey, blocking' every effort to co's offer was but another case of a dictator supporting a king an agreement on in detailing its efforts to meet basis that title to German as-

In order to use the monarchy. sets in Austria had already as a "ychicle."

Observers of passed in Soviet 'hando.

all groups The Ministers have already agreed "it simply is ridiculous agreed in principle that thers to imagine the monarchists should be provisions whereby would accept the idea of Don Austria should recognise the Juan spoiling his chances for Potsdam decisions regarding the Spanish throne, especially German assets, the right of the to permit a 9-year-old to take four powers to take such assets over in his place-a child who from Austria and that Austria will not be able to rule the be required to facilitate their country until he is 30 years old transfer..

under Franco's plan."

Palestine Problem Handed Over

Lake Success, N.Y. Apr. 3. Britain turned the explosive Palestine problem over to the United Nations today and asked for a special session of the General Assembly to be called immediately to start the preliminary studies.

Acting Secretary-General Victor Hoo started the machinery moving at once. Hoo telegraphed each of the 55 member nations asking whether they would approve calling an extraordinary session. Twenty-eight of the nations, future Government of Palestine." must approve. The British ro The last Big Power obstacle to

In a

two- this action was removed Wednes

day when China and France noli- Red loa that they had no objec. tion to a special session.

quest was contained paragraph nole.

In effect, the note pansed full responsibility to the United Na- tions for finding a remedy for the 25-year-old Palestine headache.

The note anked for:- 1-The Palestine problem to

be placed on the Assembly exenda

for the regular September meet

ing

Pacific Mandates

The United States and Russia had previously approved of this The United Nations Security

Every suggestion for a com- Reports from North Africa promise during the three hours said the large Spanish colony of argument ended a three-there reacted "with great emo- to-one deadlock. The discusion and indignation."United sion proved so futile that Gen Preas. eral ́Clark questioned the value of continuing the discussion of

London, Apr. 2. German asseta unicas M. Guney

The First Lord of the Ad- would agree to pass on to other, miralty, Lord Hall; will leave points under discussion.

Devonport In the M. Gusev's attitude on this "Sussex" tomorrow for a visit. point was vague. He insisted to the Mediterranean, “Sussex” that the, discussion of assets will call at Gibraltar en route must continue since they were for Malta, where she is due to under Instructions from the arrive on April 10-Reuter. Counell of Foreign Ministera,

Finally, M. Guney agreed

erulsor

that all four submit their pro would then pass on to the ques. posals for the first paragraph tion of the definition of assets Nations property Council approved, after a sharp in writing in time for the start and United

debate between the United States of tomorrow's scesion. General in Austria but M. Gusev ap and Russia today, an agreement Clark tried to obtain a guaran- peared determined to continue

2.—A special session to be call-giving the United States sole tee that tomorrow's discussions to discuss the transfer.—Reu- ed "as soon as possible" to create] (rusteeship over three Pacific would be brief and that they ter.

a special investigating committee Island chains wrested from the

to prepare a suggested solution for consideration at the Septem

ber meeting.

3The Assembly to make te- commendations "concerning the

Introducing

Japanese.

The Counelt wrangled nearly three hours before adopting the preamble of the "agreement.—A*~ soclated Press,

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