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March 11, 1938

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LILIENTHAL HINTS A NEW PEACE BASIS ON UTILITY BUYING; Letter to Wilikie Says Cities May Defer Using PWA Funds--Ickes Hits Delay Plea LILIENTHAL HINTS POWER PEACE BASIS Opposes Acting Under 'Threat.' Ickes States His Views Willkie's Reply to Ickes Davis Asks Immediate Inquiry Urges "Fair" Investigators

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Sen Davis urges inquiry; Norris will approve Cong investigators if "fair,"

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Congress Will Quit in 60 Days, Letting Anti-Trust Action Wait; Reorganization Bill Likely to Be Blocked--Rayburn Tells of Adjournment Plans--Roosevelt Approval Indicated CONGRESS TO QUIT WITHIN 60 DAYS Confers on Wage-and-Hour Bill McNinch at White House

By Felix Belair Jr.special To the New York Times

Repr Rayburn on plan for Cong adjournment without action; Roosevelt approval indicated

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CHAUTEMPS QUITS; BLUM, CALLED IN, MEETS OBSTACLES; Saying France Needs a Strong Regime, the Premier Resigns Without Debate or Vote CHAUTEMPS QUITS; BLUM IS CALLED IN Plans Remain Unsettled Blum Has Own Ideas Chautemps Explains

By P. J. Philipwireless To the New York Times

Chautemps resigns; Blum called; speculation; Radical Socialists and Communists withhold support

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REBELS IN BELCHITE AFTER 15-MILE GAIN; Spanish Government's Lines on Aragon Front Reported Broken in Three Places MADRID DRIVE IS CHECKED Loyalists Recapture Reventon Pass and One of Two Hills They Lost Wednesday Four Miles Away at Noon Loylists Fight Back Hard REBELS IN BELCHITE AFTER 15-MILE GAIN Loyalists Retake Pass

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES. HERBERT L. MATTHEWS

Rebels enter Belchite; map; Loyalists retake pass north of Madrid

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PLEBISCITE FOUGHT; Hitlerites, Ordered Not to Vote, Battle Foes in Vienna and Towns REGIME AND LABOR SPLIT Parleys Are Broken Off--Seyss-lnquart Reported Out of the Cabinet Nazis Provoke Disorders Seyss-Inquart Reported Out AUSTRIA IS SWEPT BY NAZI DISORDERS Viennese Amused at First Schuschnigg Men Also Clubbed Workers Warn Officials Fighting in Klagenfurt Open Vote Is Urged

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Wide disorders; govt-labor split; Reich seen directing Nazis; Seyss-Inquart's resignation reptd; Nazis get Berlin orders not to vote

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