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February 1, 1933

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DENMARK FORBIDS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS; KRONE DEPRESSED; Ban on Labor Trouble Rushed Through Parliament as the Police Rout Red Rioters. CONCESSION TO LEFT WING Government Agrees to Fix the Krone at 22 1/2 to British Pound to Aid Farmers. VAST RELIEF IS PLANNED Many Socialistic Measures Are Agreed Upon by Coalition to Increase Employment. DENMARK FORBIDS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Govt policy announced by Prime Min Stauning; krone at 22 1/2 to Brit £

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CHINESE BOYCOTTS UPHELD IN LEAGUE; Draft Report by Committee Stamps Them as Reprisals. Against Japanese Force. REJECTS TOKYO DEFENSE Holds Plea of Self-Protection Unjustified -- Chinese Say Britain Backs Japan. CHINESE BOYCOTTS UPHELD IN LEAGUE

By Clarence K. Streit.special Cable To the New York Times.by Clarence K. Streit

Draft rept of sub-com of League of Nations Com of 19 say Chinese boycotts are reprisals against Japanese force; rejects Japanese plea of self-defense; Brit oppose findings; Chinese press says Gt Britain backs Japan

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CENTRISTS DEMAND HITLER MAKE CLEAR HIS CABINET POLICY; Condition Necessary Support in Reichstag on Stand He Takes on Democratic Rule. PAPEN IS SEEN IN CONTROL Believed to Have the Power to Veto Any Radical Move Nazi Chancellor May Make. 4 SLAIN IN PARTY CLASHES Red Agitation for General Strike Fails -- Labor Unions Come Out Against New Government. CENTRISTS DEMAND HITLER SET POLICY

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Announcement of policies demanded of Chancellor A Hitler by Centrists as condition for support; Vice Chancellor von Papen believed to have power to veto any radical moves

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