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Number 10

BRITAIN AND AMERICA Dr. Wang At

INTEND TO KEEP ON WITH THE OCCUPATION

London, October 28.

Britain and the United States today reiterated the determination of both 'countries to remain in Germany. Britain will not talk withdrawal as long as the.

blockade exists, said a London spokesman, while an American statement in Berlin said US forces in Germany were there "to stay."

press con-

In London, a Foreign office; Broadcasting on Germany's role spokesman war asked to com-in the cold war the American ment on remarks attributed to spokesman said:

"The Soviet General Sir Brian Robertson, leadership must indeed be both the British Military Governor desperate and ill-informed, of Germany, at a At all Drug & Department Stores ference yesterday, suggesting that the conclusion of a peace treaty and the withdrawal of Allied forces from Germany would be the best solution of the German problem.

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with for telks

the Prime Minister, G. F. Atties, and Foreign Secretary, Ernest Dovini

Mr. Bovin and Dr. Wang wore gushta yesterday at a lunchson in the Chinese. Em. balay. The Chinese Foralpr Minister is to meet the Prima Minister today.

He plans to leave by plané tonight for New York on his way back to China—Ass0 - ciated Press.

GERMAN CROWDS IN UGLY MOOD

Japs' Textile Output Should Be Limited

Geneva, October 28.

The occupation authorities in Japan should prevent

the rebuilding of the Japanese textile industry to its pre-war lavel.

This was urged today by Mr. Ernest Thornton, Bri-

tish workers' delegate on the International. Labour Organisation's textile committee.

The British texulle industry Hopes that Japanese textile pro- duction will be limited to meet- Ing the needs of the peoples of the Far East, he said.

Mr. Thornton, who is General Secretary of the British United Textile Workers' Factory Asso clation, told the committee that British worker were gravely concerned over the development of the Japanese industry.

"Routine" Advice To Filipinos

Shanghai, October 20. The Philippine Consul-General, Senor Mariano Erpelets, reveal

Break In Strikers' Front?

San Francisco, October 28. Randolph Meriweather, pre- sident of the Marine Engineers, today denied that his union actually was deserting the sirike causo in reaching a separate agreement with the operators.

CIO

"They have stirred up robel-

A union spokesman painted out · lion and clylt strife in France,

He appealed to employers and

that the proposed contract con- while still, deeply involved. In

to the workers' delegates at the uggested" to local non-essential to cancel it without liability if ed here last night that he hadtained a clause allowing the union their crude, unsuccessful at.

meating to try to influence the Filipinos to return home, Beriln tempt to starve

into

members were called on to man. United States policy towards the

He raid the advice was "routing" ships under "unfair conditions." submission.

Japanese industry. Stuttgart, October 28.

and was a reiteration of similar It was reported unlikely that Mr. H. F. Farrar, Chairman of advice he had given six months the other four striking unions. "Apparently they intended to United States and German the British Wool Textile Employ when the Chinese Government Including distract attention from their pollce fixed bayonets and used ers Council, called on the com- Arst announced their intention of Longshoremen

the powerful The Foreign Office spokesman sald that General Robertson had blunders in Berlin by bloodshed tear-gas today when three to mittes to express grave concern cloing down all local ballrooms. Stewards organisations, would al- and Cooke and In France. Actually. They have four in some cases been misreported |*,

thousarid demonstrators, at the policy of expanding textile

He repeated the advice in view low the engineers to cross picket. as he had prefaced his remarks only succeeded in proving to marched down the Koenig-production in Japan and Gerof the Government order reduc- lines to man idle vessels on this subject by saying that he peace-loving world that a retreat strasse, Stuttgart's main street, many.

Ing the number of dance halls by The spokesman said terms of was expressing a purely personal from Berlin would not serve the smashing ship windows.

onc 'qvery

month, beginning the settlement would not be re- opinton.!

November, and the critical food leased officially until the ratifica- shortage,

tion meetings, which 'come to- About 150 Filipinos in Shang- night in San Francisco and to- night in other West hal work na musicians and most morrow of the members of the Filipino Coast ports. However.

a.union. textile - producing countries sion-Reuter.

commuuty belong to this profess official said the agreeinent in-

volved a 8.3 per cent, wage th against the danger of "unfair

croang, giving the Engineers labour competition from Ger-

boosts ranging from US$18 to many and Japan, whether be- #ause of Inadequate

$35 a month and bringing them labour

to a level with East Coast scales. standards or

---United Press. any other

reason."

cause of peace but would only

to new outbreaks lear

of Com- violence munist

elsewhere

in Berlin has

Today's statement by the For-

The march followed an open in air, mass demonstration of more eign Office spokesman answers Western Europe.

than 80,000 workers against ris- in advance the question of what]

"Fortunately, the Allies' standing prices and for 'wage, adjust- Britain would do it, after the So vict use of the velo on the Ber the Moscow Politburo's plans."

completely upset ments. Hin question in the Security Coun

The spokesman added that the the leaders of local trade unions. The meeting had been called by cil, the Sovlet Government pro- poses a general withdrawal

United States. ค

would continue According to the German nows occupy's

from Germany, towards our original goal of reagency, DPD, troops from

the demonstrators statement gives establishing Germany as vinble oroke shop windows, flourished strong Indication that the Bri- democracy."-Reuter.

knives and generally threatened wernment would enter- tigh

Government

Violence. tain по

auch proposal in the present circumstances.

The United States Army and Air Force are here today, backed

all America's

productive great

by all

wer and power

secret weapons," an official spokesman of the United States Military Government in Germany said in a broadcast in Berlin tonight.

"It will stay here as long as is necessary. That is, until a new German Stute is firmly establish

ed."

Will, Stay

The spokesman added: "It will stay until Western Europe 1 strong enough to

defend itself." He add that the American policy In Germany called for German ald in a "fe and death struggle with the ruthless architects of the

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The crowd, which had been In an ugly mood, appeared to be calmer and was gradually dispersing later tonight.

of

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Shanghai, October 23. Major General Chiang Ching- us, the Deputy Economic Super- visor for the Shanghal arco, was At the affelal meeting earlier,

Angi reported to have strongly op speakers

demonstrators used the introduction of the 60-mainly attacked the anti-control called "discussed price" plan for policy the second phase of the nation-Erhard, the Bizonal Economic Ludwig wide economic control programme responsible for the recent price whom the unions hold at the Nanking conference today?

General Chiang agreed to increases and the revival of the price readjustment based strictly black market. on production costs and regi mented legitimate profits but was

The crowd repeatedly inter-

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London, October 28. King Fredrik and Queen In- the committee there was no civil grid of Denmark were spending. and trade union liberty in India, today on a private shopping and "Workers in India in their sightseeing tour after the opening hundreds and thousands are be- yesterday of the Danish exhibi- hind prison bars many without tion in London,

Canton, October 201 trial and fighting with their blood

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Queen Alexandrine, mother of Taou, director of the Sixth "Scores of unions have had Danish Sovereign, was taking no District Telecommunication Ad- registers and books removed by on Monday. She was not in bed. their records, files, membership risks with the ankle she sprained ministration, sald today. the police.

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