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MARSHALL ON THE ATTACK Bid For Showdown On Reparations

NO HELP FOR SATELLITES

Washington, Dec. 10.

The House of Representa-- tives tonight voted by 18 to 37 votes to halt all help un- der the interim aid bla to any country whose govern- do- ment falls under the mination of Rusala or the Communists.

The House also approved by 100 votes to 37 all amendment to require anti- Communit "affidavits from Individuals ΟΙ recipient countries who would distri- bute the ald supplies-Reu- ter.

Asiatic Peoples Confab

CAN

NEXT YEAR.

Red Withdrawals

From

Germany

London, Dec. 10. Secretary of State George: Marshall declared last night that the Soviet Union was taking US- $500,000,000 annually in German'assets out of the Russian occupied zone and demanded that such withdrawals cease within three weeks. Launching his first offensive in the Council of For- eign Ministers, Marshall made a bid for a showdown on the issue of reparations which may make

or break the present conferencer. within a matter of days.

***

In reference to the Soviet de. Jard unfounded and the Soviet mund for US$10,000,000,000 in delegation will prove them un reparations from Germany out founded when the question of of current production, Mar reparations from current pro- shall said: "I wish It to heldurtion comes under discus- clearly understood that the slon."

United States is not prepared Some additional developments| to agree to any programme of of the acasion, according to off- reparations from current pro- cial observers: duction as a price for the uni- › fication of Germany."

in

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FINED

Ascot, Dec, 10.

Mr. Mark Ostrer, the film ohief, of South Ascot, was fined £500 at Ascot for carrying out work to 100- year old house with 35 bed- rooms at King's Beeches, In Sunninghill, Börkshire.

of the · maximum • excess Icerised by the Ministry,

Mr. Charles Kiroton, of Sunningdale, the architect who carried out the work, was fined £50.

Licences were granted for the work to cost £2,783, but this wum was exceeded by £2,000-Reuter.

Spirit Of Revenge In Germany

New Currency · He said that while the Unit- Marshall proposed that the]

PARIS, DEC. 10 LONDON, DEC. 10., ed States and' Britain are pour- four powers institute currency

MR. ALFRED DUFF-COOP. Germany by next ER, THE RETIRING BRITISH AN ADVISORY COMMIT ng US$700,000,000 annually reform TEE OF LONDON REPRE- into Germany "to keep the Ger- Murch, the French and British AMBASSADOR, WHO IS SENTATIVES OF. THEA mans alive," the Russians in agreed and Russia reserved Its LEAVING PARIS NEXT ASIATIC AND AFRICAN their zone were steadily drain position. Molotov brought up WEEK, SAID TODAY THAT PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENTS Ing away German assets. He the matter that

United! HE BELIEVED THAT THE IS TO BE FORMED IN LON- added: "Alao in that ares States has printed a new cur- "SPIRIT OF REVENGE" HAD

busincasea, DON TO PREPARE FOR A German

through reney for possible isaue in Ger- DEEPLY ENTERED THE SCONFERENCE OF EURO-ne device or another, are be- many and said, “This suggests HEARTS OF THE GERMANS. PEAN, ASIATIC AND AFRI. Ing brought under Soviet the possibility of unilatera) ac- "People today sec, or think PEOPLES,” ΤΟ HE Ownership and placed in a tion in matters of financial re- they see, a larger enemy looming HELD IN MILAN EARLY gigantic Sovlet trust.

form."

on the horizon, but Germany is Marshall replied. "The Unit-all there", he told guests at a At Once

Gj States Government has taken farewell luncheon given him by "Thus, in effect, much of the no decision to bring in new cur- the Anglo-American Press As- German economy operates for rency in its zone or jointly with sociation, the Soviet account. Also much any other zone."

"The only difference is that Gorman

The United States agreed to they now have two wars to aven- manpower is belug taken out of productive effort, public ownership of certain in-ge instead of one. The majority elther through forcible seizure dustries on the condition that of Germans regard. Hitler as A Its formation was decided on or under the colours of con- the German people as a whole hero of their country. at a meeting last night between tracta which are imposed.

Grst vole on such nationallsa- "I believe that the spirit of representatives of these move-

ling deeply entered "This is a situation which tion. This was agreed to by revenge ments and the French and Brl needs to be corrected at once reserved her position until it

Russia and Britain. France their hearts. ab members of the "United Correction cannot be delayed Socialist Statca of Europe for a decision at some indefinite le decided what controls should books and tell them that Hitler Movement" which originated the plan for the Milan Confer future time. Before then, Ger- be placed on some industries,

The Committee will include

members from the Socialist Party of India, the Indo-Chin ese Vietnam Movement and the Pan-African League,

crec.

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probably economy most would be so wrecked that its dend weight, would drag down

all Europe." and submerge the economy of

the ebordination of the economy The conference is to discuss of Socialist Europe with the economics of the Asiatic na- He then aubmitted a request tlens "in the process of libern- to the Council to rule that from tion from colonial rule" and next Jan. 1 "nothing shall be with the economic development taken out of Germany except of Africn.-Reuter.

for a fair economic value in money or goods which can be Immediately used to sustain the German economy. ·

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"This decision shail stand until further action by the Council, or pursuant to a peace treaty, but shall not apply to agreed reparations deliverios in capital goods."

"We may send them school

Is a bad man, but does anybody suppose that they are going to

"Close relations between

Wasting Time believe it? Apparently determined to put! Molotov on the defensive, Mar-Britain and France are a guaran. obal started off the meeting tee against the revival of the with a blunt demand that the German threat. or, indeed, Soviet Union produce figuren against any other peril." - showing reparations removals Reuter, and the economic progress in the Eastern zone of Germany, which Molotov had refused on Tuesday.

"If

we

cannot take this economic decision which is of immediate, vital significance, then we are wasting our time when there is no time to waste," Marshall said.

EX-MINISTER ARRESTED

Belgrade, Dec. 11.

news

M. Buzoju, former Rumanian Minister and member of M. Marshall anid the Western Constantin Bratinu's National Wes arrested powers has made economic in- Liberal Party, Soviet Answer formation available and declar- when trying to cross the Conference sources said that ed, "I am naturally unable to Rumanian-Hungarian, frontier, the Soviet Foreign Minister V. perceive justification of with- Tanjug, the Yugoslav M. Molotov said he would an- holding by the Soviet Union of agency, reported today from awer Marshall's charges when Information which I consider Bucharest:

the necessary. Such an "reparations" come up on agenda, possibly on Thursday. makes the discussion here un-

cross the border illegally with There were strong indica- real.". tions that the American posi- Molotov replied that the pro- the aim of reaching the United tion is that unless the Soviet cedure for the Allied Control States occupation Zone of Aus- Union dropa its

the agency said, adding reparations Council in Berlin did not pro- tria claims from carrent production vide for making such informa- that he would be tried for and "frm" agreements are tion available, and when it did participating in the "terrorist achieved on economic prin- 60 he would supply the in- organisation of Dr. Manlu." — ciplès, there is little use in go- formation-Associated Press.

ing on with the present meat- ing.

Molotov conceded that the Soviet view on reparations dif fered from the Western view! and said, according to confer ence sources, "As for the con- siderations just stated by the United States delegation, they

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Winzer Lectures. All Offeuro,, Warrant Offers and Sergeants are notised that the fourth in the series of winter fertures will take place at 5.30 p.m. 'on Tuesday, Dec. 23, 1947. at Corda Hendauarters.", The lecturer will be William Courtenay E MM. FIG.8, ARA¢‚‚, Facifle War Correspondent of the London "Bundes Time" wod Kemsley Newspapers Engiant. He is also the aeronautical correspondent. Hr. Courtenay will lesture on "In occupi ed Japan" and will be a silent colour, film for ostention.

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