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REFUGEES AND TRADE
LONDON, February (i
'< Instancing the increased trade, re- ■| suiting from the admission of refui goes. Sir S. Hoare said that 1.1,000 ntii grants provided work- for 15.000 British workers, who otherwise would lie ' unemployed. Permission has been given for the i establish m<“iit of 2im factories. by J t'el itgoos. in distressed mid industrial ; a r<-:is. i BURMESE UNREST RANGOON, February li. One thousand school children have started a hunger strike, jji the hope of t forcing the Government to abandon its I policy of repression.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 February 1939, Page 2
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