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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1947.

"We, The Women Of Britain" Anglo-US Action On

"What A Piece Of Impertinence," Says Sir Hartley Shawcross, Labour M.P.

Russia, Yugoslavia Relations

Belgrade, Jurð» »8. Marshal Tito, the Yugoslav Premier, dur-

luncheon given in) ing a honour of the Rumanian

Living Standard Is "Higher Than Ever”

Sheffield, June 8.

Complaints by "selfish 'women" that the British standard of life was collapsing were condemn- ed by the Attorney-General, Sir Hartley Shawcross, when addressing a meeting near here tonight..

Sir Hartley, who is Labour Member for St. Helen's. Lancashire, said that he had received a com- munication from a woman in London, stated to be sent on behalf of an organisation and in- dividuals of his own constituency.

naked for pariteulars of Premier, Dr. Petrum, but I received no reply,"

he said, Groza, said the condi

"It contained a resection

tions were being created] which was said to have bein for still closer political,Į pressed at sume conferetter and economic and culturall which started out by

Maying: relations between Ru-maved by the collapse of nur

We, the women of Britain, dis

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"VANILLA

RACKET"

London, June 9.

A "vanilla_rqcket” is the Latest development Europe's black market. Polèn of General Anders army wehu have accepted repatriation are the suitcases taking with packed with vanilla which can be purchased freely hers for 31

altilling per tb, and cun be sold for £100 per in in Poland

where

it is almost unobtainable and in great de- jur flavouring ice tream and cakes.

Seme oldiers are making from £2,500 to 15,000 "unity trip" ta. Poland.--- Reuter.

ON

Explosives Found On Jewess

Brussels, June 8,

mania and Yugoslavia. standard of life. ,

Patel: To deepen nini "What a piece of impetin Explosives found on a Jewish woman arrested last strengthen our relations, to no- (

Ste Hartley said. "Nat:

week by the Belgian security police were in complish eronnie and political only are these ladies who are i emoperatii, means at the same organising the campaign merl

the form of "letter bombs" of the kind recently time to nehloverslabálity, and it) the women of Britain at all.. received by, prominent Britons, the Belgian also means a great contribution] but merely a very small seethai newspaper Het Daatste Nieuws reported today! to the strengthening of the u thoan who are either pull- peace of the world and to a beally irritant <r

The arrest was made on the victory of praes over warmon-Į disboa-1. but it is totally un- Belgian border when

A Woman, true to av that come standars] | sinted to be of dowlsh extraction

exitig du ligel.

traveling The Paris-Brussels Trath, was found to possess vuvglopes faded with explosives.-.

The letters were hidden in the false bottom of a suitense.

The newspaper stated that the

Hera".

Dr. Grozn, who is lending thes Rumanian delegation 1+ Bel grade, Madeli

"After this war, we see that imperindat tendencies have t

Best Ever

politically

it is

"On the contrary, taking it dhuppeared. We know this, but all round, looking at the aver-letters were addressed to various we are likewise enviteed that, earnites, at the sprint in- believed not to be their real les

persons hul the addresses were with the emperation of all penerance, at the stearity of en-timation. loving forces in the world, loyment, and at Ixil, realisation of these tendentex

probably fra to say that the but left the woman free, ausget- The police seized the sultense may be prevented". Reuter. standard of life for the avering that there would be accom

apa man and whatalar in this phires noßr. The womit was join.

is higher than it overfil immediately by a

both were arrested.

Polish

Terrorists Arrested?

Loniton, June 8.

POSTEA has

seats i

Increased Rationing In Sweden

Stockholm, June 8. Increased rationing and cats in holidays abroad and in im- ports and foreign credits were announced in Parliament just night.

Hungary Likely

London, June. 8. ' Well-informed British sources speculated tonight that Britain probably would decide to go along. with the United. States in asking for a Big Three inquiry into developments in Hungary.

A Foreign Office spokesman declined to confirm this but said Britain was considering the draft

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of the proposed American note to Russia on

the Hungarian situation and would reply in the next day or two.

The Foreign Office declined to Bulgaria. Rumania and Albanin. discuss details of the note, but

The federation

ostensibly

it was understood to request an would be Russia's answer to the

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CORITY