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FINER JUICES

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Query on All Pacts.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. — The senate foreign relations committee will question Secretary of State | James P. Byrnes soon about the existence of any .still-undisclosed

islands in return for consenting to enter the war against Japan. The committee wants to know if any other secret bargains were made either at Yalta or any of the other Roosevelt - Churchill - Stalin conferences. The committee spokesman, who asked that his name be withheld, said that Mr. Byrnes and other “top drawer” state department officials would be called to give the answer. He expressed interest in reports of major - Chinese concessions to Russia, possibly at the behest of the United States, in connection with China's rich resources of raw materials. “Any such agreement would be of far greater interest,” he said, “than the agreement between this country and Russia.” He said the meetings with state de officials were being delayed because of the absence from Washington of Chairman Tom Connally (D. Tex.) and the ranking

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committee Republican, Senator Arthur Vandenberg, (Mich.)." They are delegates to the United Nations meeting at London. On Foreign Policy It was pointed out that though the senate has no powers to pass on executive agreements, as opposed to formal treaties, it is the function of the senate to consult

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eral matters of foreign policy. The Kurile agreement made at the Yalta conference also provided for:

ONE: Recognition for the people's republic in outer Mongolia. TWO: Internationalization of the port of Dairen,

Russian naval base at Port Arthur.

South Manchurian railroads. REPORT TROOPS IN IRAN

Moscow newspapers

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Yalta “Disclosure Spurs |

THREE: Re-establishment of a

FOUR: Joint Sino-Soviet operation of the Chinese-Eastern and

MOSCOW, Feb. 12 (U. P.).—Al published prominently today a Tass dispatch from Tehran quoting an Iranian source as saying large numbers of British officers arrived recently and

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tache for women's affairs at the British embassy in Washington, will speak before a meeting of the Council of the Indiana Commit tee for Victory at noon Thursday in the Columbia club.

. * Library Displays s Old Valentine CENTRAL PUBLIC LIBRARY has a 108-year-old Valentine among those on display in its main lobby. William Winship Conner made the Valentine in Noblesville to Cogswell beIt is now owned by Miss Frieda Woerner, granddaughter of Mr. Conner and member of the library staff. The circular-shaped Valentine was cut out of paper with a penknife and is inscribed with sev-

eral original verses by Mr. Conner.

BLAMES HITLER FOR RUSSIAN INVASION

NUERNBERG, Feb, 12 (U. P).— Marshal Friedrich von Paulus reversed his previous testimony under cross-examination today and said Adolf Hitler was responsible for the German invasion of Russia. Paulus, commander of the German sixth army at Stalingrad, yesterday named Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Col. Gen. Alfred Jodl and

. Otto Nelte, attorney for Keitel, brought out today's statement that the principal responsibility for

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Poles and Yugoslavs were building

home governments. Seek Exile Army

royal Yugoslav army. The spokesmen said the only

of organization in the American zone of “what might be the nucleus for a counter- utionary force in

‘PLANS TO SUE STATE

NEW YORK, Feb. 12 (U, P).— Bertram M. Campbell, 59-year-old former Wall Street customers’ man who spent seven years in prison and on parole for a crime he never committed, disclosed today he will sue the state of New York for $151,896 as payment for loss of earnings and humiliation suffered during that

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