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WAVE OF STRIKES IN RUHR

Russian War Of Nerves

Three Big Questions

By Clinton B. Conger

Berlin, Jan. 17. Berliners turned their attention today from the war of nerves among the conquerors in this prostrate capital to the waves of strikes sweep- ing the vital and hungry Ruhr indus'rial arca. Russian editorial threats that the British and the Americans must leave Berlin; Anglo-Ameri- can rebuttals that it would take force; and documents purporting to blame the crippling of the Ruhr on the Cominform still are under hot discussion here.

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Life With Father

Parks, Jan. 17.

Mr. Winston Churchill is returning to England from Morocco within a month, his daughter, Sarah, declared today whirl. she arrived hero by honte.

air on her way

Coming from Marrakesh, Morocco, she said:

"Father is splendid, con → tinually making his clgar. walking, reading and writ- Ing. De is returning to England withilia a month," -Reuter,

Monty On Private Visit

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Bevan Warns Doctors

London, Jan. 17. Mr. Aneurin Bevan, Minister of Health, to- day denounced those doctors who are cam- paigning against the National Health Act which he sponsored through Parliament but which some medical men claim would make them State servants.

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He insisted That the Health Service would atarr On July adding:

"That is the will of Parlia figet, am Parliament is SUB

13st. the supreme authority in Berlin, Jan, 17. Field Marshal

tain. Montgomery's visit to the military governor of "The coumiry now awaits and the British zone, General Sir

experts the cooperation of the Bilan Robertson. Is des ribed meillent world."

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the plebiscite throughout Britain which is fo be conducted shortly by the Reith Medical Association to decisle whether the Bew act shall be accepted as it stands. | Mr. Bevan, while opening a new hospital in South Wales, sakl:

British military offlelals here as "purely private."

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permi and Berlin.-Reutri Faik Zages af menigation.

& the Briti and Americans to ban picent level German the Communist Party in their Zones. Decouruny, they podal out, a handel E---Untrol Press.

Germans "Behaving

Like Germans

London, Jan. 17.

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wil! an be needed if the FouT Pawers fail to set up a currency re form for all Germany and it is neces. sary in contine tha reform to Western Germany.

iny "More than ever it will be portant that the Germans into wher bands those controls are committe i -hall work they with full recognition | d their own responsibilities," "The } Tirt said,

"Germaas con no longer leave, or be allowed to leave, the occupying nothorities with the one of admin.

istrative decision."

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Earthquake Shocks

New York, Jan. 17 Fordham University's seluno- rnal today rented two "fairly sharp" earthquake shocks, int at 740 am. GMP and U spond at 7.38 .m. GMT.

The distance was about 7.600 miles, but the Reverend Joseph J. Lynch, the seism logist, was unable to determine the direct- ion.

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profession, They should nit allow their minds to be inflamed or Beir judement distorted by slogans."— Reuter,

Together In Death

Derby, Jan. 17. A young couple wh world have c.lebrated their first wed- ding anniversary next month, received fatal injuries in a col- hsion on Burton Road, Derby, last night.

Mrs. Cathleen Dunrise, 19, of Ashtree Avenue, Derby, died In arrival at an infirmary. Her

Jack Dumrose, husband,

21. died early today.

There other disturbances in the same traveller. aren earlier, he added. Reuter! Reuter.

A tented camp has been set up by the Council of the all-Jewish city of Tel dai to house Jews who have been forced to fire from their homes on the Tel Aviv-Jaffa border, scene of bister and bloody dashes beteren Arabi and trees, (APhoto,)

Albania Blamed

The "Yorkshire, Past" today ban arrell a disparch saying another

Athens, Jan. 17. Communis document has been found The United Nations. Balkans Com- riving "Germans explicit instructions mittee here have reached the con on have to work for the destructionision that Alhania gave the Greek of the Marshall Plan."

rebels support in the organisation of The

claining the "highest supplies during the recent Konitza

This conclusion was contained in he acco

second interim report sent, by the pecial United Nations Balkan Com that mission to Mr. Trygve Lie, Secre- British policy will take into accouttary-General of the United Nation,

report the document is in bottle

pokesman

the hands of the Foreign Office, A of the Control Commission knowledge of the document. Whitehall sources indicated

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UNO Intervenes In Kashmir Dispute

Lake Success, Jan. 17.

The United Nations Security Council today inter-

vened in the India-Pakistan dispute as India's. spokesman appealed for Moslem-Hindu peace in time to save the life of the fasting Mohan- das K. Gandhi.

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NOTICE TO MEMBERS

ANNUAL RACE MEETING 1948.

Monday, 19th January, Tuesday, 20th January & Saturday, 24th January.

The First Bell will be rung at 11.39 a.m. and the first race will be run at 12.00 noon, each day. The tiffin Interval is after the fourth race (1.38 p.m.).

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and the Secretary's The Treasurers' Compradore Office Office will close at 10.00 a.m. each day. Both Offices at Ist Floor, Exchange Building.

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The Council called on both had been submitted by Pakis-

A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable wi_the Club nations to institute "Immediate tan to the Indian authorities movca" designed to calm the and had been turned down. House, provided they are order in advance from the No. 1 Boy

(Tel. 27818). in foture Moscow's intentions to dealing mote particularly with peoples of both nations, and ap- told reporters, following hi NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S promote disorder in Germany cent events in the Janaina-Konitzanenled informally to confer over five-hour appeal to the Council PREMISES DURING THE MEETING. sabotage the Marshall Plan.

area, on the Greek-Albanian frontler.

the weekend N 11 possible that Pakistan still adhered to The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernes

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. Bevin, he survey on Britain's revis- It was based on the conclusions of settlement of the dispute over the plan if attempts for a morc

peacable solution full..

The price of admission to the Publio Enclosure is 38 each ed foreign policy before the Ifouse its team of observers sent to inves. Kashmir.

Some delegates were site day including tax for all persons including ladies, and is pay- of Commons next week is expected tlgate in that aren, from December 29 to warn Russia against interfering. to January 2 last-Reutter,

Indian delegata N. Gopal- tient that the weekend conferable at the Gate:

will not be wand

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc.

permitted to and Pakistan Foreign ences would produce results operate within the precincts of The Hong Kong Jockey Clab Minister Sir Zafrullah Khan They pinned their hope on the during the Race Meeting,

romptly agreed to the plan strongly worded

appeals to

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the and indicated they intend to Karachi and New Delhi calling Publlo Enclosure. ing the German Communists not only Lord Pakenham, Minister-ip charge confer throughout Sunday and for moves to calm the populace.

SERVANTS' PASSES for industrisi sabotage but for mill of German Affairs, who is expected Menday in search of a solution. United Fresn., tary action which would be carried back in London tonight from eaten Sir Zafrullah indicated that pur under the guidance of picked sive talks and investigations la Ger- Pakistan may demand a United officers of

of the German

Army who, it many, will report to the Cabinet on Nations police force for Is thought, will later to

to be sent the situation. the British and Unlied States Zones" New political or military measures Kashmir to halt the fighting beton

tween Indian, Army forces and Meanwhile, the Control Commission) la the Western Zones are not cony Moslem raiders from Pakistan/ Marshall, the Becretary of State: spokesman in London sald - "special aldered necessary since the Kika- measures" are being considered 10tion is well in band and no surprises and tho Punjab. meet, the aluation in the Rubr.- ate expée'zd ̧ ̈ official Beltisk” sources:

The measures under, gonilderation | saldi—United Fross.

The "Yorkshire Post" said: "It is are economic and not political believed that Russia is now prepar- military, the spokesman added.

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Buliding. Nanking's five-man aid miss- Any persons found lottering with Servants' passes In their arrived here yesterday, possession will forfeit the same and will be removed from the

give Mr. George unclosure. ready to

BY ORDER, Indvice on American plans for the proposed Chinese recovery Ho revealed that a proposal programme, calling for Doma for such an international fores: 2300 million. -Reuter----

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Acig, Secretary,