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with a British Board of Trade estimate that Britain's already austere standard of living would

repercussions in reducing worker morale and efficiency and making the country ripe for some form

stance, has estimated that:

bacon would have had to be cut would have been even less meat

Plan as Lifesaver

shall Plan has been a lifesaver

You realize that when you take

{[have dropped to forbidding And this would have had grim

of authoritarian regime, © What Might Have Been ~~ | The Board of Trade, for In-

ONE: The already meager rations of butter, sugar, cheese and

by more than one-third and there

TWO: Cotton goods would have from the home market, shoe supplies would have been reduced, ahd consumptioy Be acco would have been ‘3 §

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nn A of married life T've had no affection,| * husband and I have nothing in common. ch other through respect of our families, and I wouldn't hurt his feelings.Palestine Conciliation Commisnother man.- We had a lot to look|sion; & war came and took him overseas. A few months rtp S—— epee: | Eogiaville

: J . M I . "|guarded by a special force of 30 ail | arsh * In a modest way,

force of trained militar specialists is, in effect, a move toward Trygve Lie's plan for a United Nations police force. " | § It is the wecretary general's| § British Would Have ges that eventually United Na-|'| uffered tions commissions in the field will S Without It be protected. by a guard force of By WILLIAM McCAFFIN [several thousand men. The same Times Foreign Service international unit would avallLONDON, Feb, 1 <The Mar- able also to back up Cid Na-~ tions decisions in areas lacking for Britain, - adequate police supe Recruiting for the Palestine 1 jon will bea look at what would have hap Gonaiation Co masion sin ‘(pened if there had not been a "Marshall Plan. ! United Nations security force here, 3 leaves tomorrow (Tuesday) by air American experts here agreel . eek volunteers in Paris, London, Geneva, Stockholm, Amster dam and other cities. Begley, the ‘man whose right cheek was torn by the machine-

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Conciliators of UN By NAT A. BARROW Times Special Writer |

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Feb, 1 ~The lives of the three-nation

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71-year-old inhe treated his right

Both these hands belong to. Charles N ventor of the permanent wave machine. discovered the “'seéret of youth." ‘hand for two months, using friction 46 bring a body chemical called carotin to the surface and péjuvenated the skin. His left

hand, untreated, remains wrinklpd. . The right is smooth as that

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already highly trained as sbldiers/such an international unit pos-

ent House during|sponsibility in case the Stern

Salzburg—Ref Reds’ Victims Pierce Tito's Iron Curtain = At Picturesque Little Town in Austria : . By WILLIAM H. NEWTON, Scripps-Howard Staft Writer ee, es Alps. is the end of the lire. healing Can |New York and Chicago, it is ree

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Here come priests and nuns fleeing from religious persecution in Hungary; army officers, scientists and government officials front rule and return to their native

Czechoslovakia, Y . | peasants, “criminals {munist secret police agents, Here, too, comes a tri “American cith

dangérous unund route becal Marshal {IT ito's_government will not is give. them per- J {mission to leave

the country.

. From here yop can buy your way into iron- 1 curtain countries and back out

lavig_-and Romania, all’ mixed up with ANd COM (TT i

Army's Counterintelligence Coips, which tries to weed out sples and criminals and collects information from others. . 'y - There is evidence that the Com-

|in order to discredit them with the only alternative eh ponuistion’ of whatever countryjcape by the daigerous under ~~ | [they seek to live in. / ;

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: American passports are stamped “valid for "ltravel in any country except

via Yugoslav consuls in

iported, advised .Yugoslay-Ameris cans wishing to get around this

country for a visit to accept “spe~ cial Yugoslav passports.” 3

[slavia on his own “special” passe iport, the Tito government may

refuse to let him out again—pare "'imunist secret police have in-ticularly if. he seems koa filirated criminals among the DP’s about the mai The

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ground: route, ~~ Few Bids Successful

the volume of ‘refugees coming ‘qpough’it fs known that a numacross the border from the vari. .¢'yygosiav-Americans have

attempted to leave the country by

and falls in direct response to po- |, 2" on derground route, only a few

count tos pigs \ those/y ove succeeded in doing so. Peter ii’ wl “Constance, U.-8. consul here, says Catholics Figo Hungary” there has been a “steady but very

again, if you have steady nerves| mus ag g result of the arrestismall trickle” of these Americans

and are willing to take the risk. It costs $300 for a “ticket” from here to Belgrade and back again. The money goes for false papers and bribes to frontier-guards and secret police agents. Brike Takers Caught Now and then bribe takers are caught and shot, but within a few the border. weeks new ones take over.

Gang, confessed slayers of Bernadotte and Serof, attempt reprisals..." but in various DP camps ing trips through the fOF Some reason against the com-|, qe ated here and in Germany by {the International Refugee Agency.

right, 1940, by The Indianapolis Times and Chicago Daily News, Ine. }

gun bullets that killed United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte, and his adviser Col. An~ dre Serot of France, will screen this new police unit from men

andate, and to accompany the commission mem-

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