BRITAIN TO ACT ON ANGLO-U.S. PLAN TO CONTROL RUHR MINES
London, Oct. 3. Britain intends going ahead with the Anglo-American plan for control and management of the Ruhr mines as agreed in Washington in September, says the “Times" diplomatic correspondent. Experts in Washington agreed that the responsibility for coal production in the Ruhr should be transferred to German hands through the establishment of a German coal management authority, which would be responsible to a joint Anglo-Ameri-can control group. Britain has now received the views of France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, who were invited to give their views. All four showed concern about the danger of too much centralised power getting into German hands.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 6 October 1947, Page 5
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