8
Werewolf Captured
Rome, July 13~~A **were- young Roman .wolf", whose howling under the moon in the dead of the night sent chills through lovers In warm embrace, has fallen Into the hands of the Romo police.
He was captured in the moon-bathed Villa ancient Borghese, an park in the centre of the city, howling from the Lon
pine-sloped of hillock.
complained
for
The pollee sprang from the caver of the ancient ruins as the first eerie. howls, of which lovers had nights, echoed through the shadows. They found
out. the youth arms stretched and howling.
Bald he: "I always get restless when the moon in full." He was held for medical examination.- Reuler.
Austrian
Treaty
TALKS MAKE PROGRESS
MORE BODIES RECOVERED FROM CRASH
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1919.
Lost Sult
Bombay, July 13.-Seven more bodies of those killed in the KLM plane crash on Tuesday were recovered from Ghatkopar jungle by 5 p.m. Indian time today, bring- ing the total traced to 40.
Hundreds of police combed the underbush for the re- maining five. All luggage has been recovered.
EMERALDS
FOUND IN
MEWAR
Oxford, July
of
13.-Dr
The inquest on unidentified passengers was postponed till this evening at the request of J. A. Koks, Commercial Coun- sellor at the Dutch Embassy. He said that the Dutch Embassy New Delhi is sending re- sentatives, who may be able
some of the bodies, The main service for the victims is being held collective- ly in 101
Bombay
Town Hall on
lo
Thursday Private services are being held this evening in the the Court near Coroner's mortuary, wilh American re- sidents and the American Am- bassador present.
The following passenger st of those aboard the plane was issued in Calcutta today.
Darashan Wadla, mining LIST OF PASSENGERS adviser to the Indian Gov- ernment, told the Empire Mining and Metallurgical
N. A, Barrows, Chicago Dally Congress at Oxford today
News Syndicate; J. H. Brantan. that emeralds had been dis- Houston Post: F. A. Colwing. covered in Mewar State, Denver Post; T. A. Falco. Busi- where gem beryls of beauti-ness Week; C. E. Gratke, Christ- in in Selence Monitor; E. B. Heath, colour were found ful
Enterprises, sic Newspaper Dick-Reiser, Mutual Broadcast- 1943.
Emerald
varying ins crystals,
B. D. Hulen, New York ing: from a half to four inches in Times, 11. R. Knickerbocker; M. Francisco San Mahoney Mahon, Ameri- V. length, had been extracted. On
Chronicle: L. C. cutting, they tud yielded at-
can Public Relations in charge tractive gems worth about 500,-
of the party of American intr- 000
rupces.
G. L. Moorad, Portland nalists; The use
semi-precious
Newton. stones for innnutncture as watch Oregonian; W. II. Jewels
and pivot bearings for Scripps Howard; J. R. Weakly, E. Pilgroms, seientlle Instruments was re-Time Magazine; A. I
of KLM in British
representative eelving attention he added.
former Lewis Leight,
Singapore, J. Blgemink, Batch
If. van Glukel, Dutch; A. 1. Kinsler- Dutch; the inadequacy of the British Harteveld, Krological expert, condemning
Mirs Kooyman- Dutch; Government's compensation for gen,
J. Dutch; ft. war-ravaged Malayur industries, Valkbenburg.
Van Mrs said that the chairmen of tin Landman, Dutch; 35 of the companies had been outspoken Leeuwen-Ton Docschote, Dutch; The vital Article
Mrs Merle- the term on the inadequacy of the cam-H. Berle, Dutch; draft pact sets out
Salterbeek, Dutch; A
Van of a broadly agreed settlement pensation.
Ophysen, Dulch; GA. Rincker, THE BURDEN cinims Wur of Russia's Austria for more than a week.!
According to a recent state- Dutch; Mrs C. Stelling, Dutch; The Deputy Foreign Ministers have been trying to set down in ment, claims totalled £170,000,-. Stuart, Dutch; F. L. Schepens, The British Government Dutch, Mr & Mrs F. H. Van
KLM striet legalislle treaty terms the
British
manager; #greement and set a Umit of £55,000,000, Der Grot, Dutch; A. I. Richard- of an principles
Mecsrs Li and Hong, Chinese, reached in Paris last month by and proposed a "free grant" of son, the Foreign Ministers' Council.
London, July 13.The Big Four Deputies agreed toray on the substance of all but two paragraphs in the key clause of an Austrian Inde pendence pact.
קוט
on.
two
000.
Sir
£10,000,000 leaving Malays to moct the rest with the aid of £10.000.000 of Japanese repart tions, if obtainable...
CREMATION
The American Consulate has been instructed by the Slafe Department in Washington cremate zeven bodies at the re- quest of relatives who want. the ashes sent to them.
Relatives of two of the vic- to be buried lims wish them here. A proposal to carry all 04 the bodies to America is
They agreed today
of the nine-point paragraphs
It was thus that Britain pro- article. One concerned a recipra
rpused to settle her obligations cal waiver by Russia and towards a country to which it Austrin of claims on each other. was bound by treaty and in and The other set a two-month time honour bound to protect
contributed Ilmit after the coming into force whose inhabitants of the pact in
to Britain by the which Russia
£20,000,000 has to turn over to Austria all end of 1941. the former German assets,
Malaya was left to meet rights and properties she now claims.
IMPORTANT SECTIONS
But two important sections of the article are to be settled.
Theo concern:
1. Parograph 6, which sets out the method by which Austria has to pay Russia $150,000,000 over six years in return for the Germun-assets-sho-is-to-receive..! There are several points agreement between Russin and the West, but some dificulties have to still be settled.
off
con-
percent of the burden-05 per-sidered impossible owing to the cent if Japanese reparations state of the bodles.
secured while Britain shouldered nix percent.-Reuter that
were
GANDHI
AHEAD
bere
on
asserted OF
The Netherlands Consul' sald a KLM Constellation from Holland is expected to land Thursday carrying government officials and detec- tives to investigate the disaster,
The Controller Aerodromes, Shumshere Jung, that the aerodroma was perfectly OK" when the Constellation WAN about to -land-
A HIS TIME
Dakota aircraft
from Ahmedhabad landed 20 minutes Paris, July 13. The after the KLM plane left the
vicinity, aerodrome's educationalist, plenty Gandhian
take-offs 2. Paragraph 9. which lays Shriman Narayan Agarwal, executed before the Constelln- down procedure for settling
was sighted" ho saiti.-- disputes which may arise be told a public meeting heretion
Associated Press. Mahatma tween Russia and Austria over last night that their two-way war settlement. Gandhi's idens were "per- Ruzsi hus proposed that it haps a century ahead of our
dif-times."
she connoi
arxi
setile
some
and
of
and were
for in the
wave
A
Actress Virginin Mayo is helped ushore after she lost her swim suit in the surf at Malibu Beach, California.
hit the blonde screen beauty as she frolicked in the surf,. and receded with her scanty one-piece suit. Audrey (right) a friend, was standing near (as luck would have it) and sup- piled a big bath towel. The third person on the beach was the amateur photographer who made (AP Pie- this picture.
Kirschbaum
ture).
NOAH'S ARK
Serious Blows To Orderly Progress
In Occupied Japan
Tokyo, July 13,-The atmosphero of orderly MacArthur's progress, which has mado General Japan a postwar, "Switzerland" in the East-West cold war, is being lost under the pressure of world Amo. economic recession and extremist politics, como rican officials privately admit.
U.S. NOT IN DEPRESSION,
General MacArthur, how- ever, continues to voleb con- fidence that the occupation can and is reconstructing a democratie and economically self-sufficient Japan safe from
the Communist
SAYS TRUMAN avalanche rolling
Asia.
that
across
the
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Some of the key adviserя os Washington, July 13.-
well as private observers here
however. President Truman reported concede. to the people tonight that virtual disappearance of middle- the United States was "not of-the-road political parties, the in a depression" but aald growing audacity of openly anti- Communista Slip- Occupation
proposed by there were people who, for pressive measures
Yoshida gov- political reasons, "would like the conservative
ernment and slow progress oi to have a depression."
trade recovery. The President spoke to the industrial and
depit have
serious
blows to nation on four major radio net hopes for a healthy new Japan. — COMMENCING TO-DAY — a. television sub-The decline in world business At 2.30, 8.15, 7.30 & 9.30 F.. up. He said the present situa~ 1 notielle b
works and
|
LEE THEATRE
come Just al Japan needs freatly
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tion was the aftermath of the Inflationary spirit, which could when have been prevented if Con increased export sales as well
full
domestic had adopted his anti-
consumption to Kress
jobs for Burplus provide new Inflation programme.
"What we face today is not workers discharged from govern- a depression and, if we follow ment and industrial Jobs under
American apoasures! the right course, it will not be the
trenchment programme. come a depression," he said.
critical of was sharply Ho
EXPORTS SAG "some people" who "are saying,
that Instead, retail sales throughout and saying very loudly,
depression". Jopan ere sagging, some malor we Arc
for consumer goods industries ora people, of these "Many polllical reasons, would like to cutting production, and export
of particularly
vital sales, have a depression," he added.
fallen below textiles have RAIN OR SHINE President Truman's
In
expressed
people
recom-
Communist Party
La
mendations were identicht with xpectation this year. those in his economie report to capitalising on the unrest creat- the ed by the lay-off programme to Congress. He
who spread an atmosphere of popu view that most
in Federal lar bitterness and to win sup urged drastic cuts spending were the same people port for its openly announced who had opposed social legisla- campaign of violence against the na-overnment, which is actually tion and development
American occupation tional resouTEES.
of
"During an inflationary period policies. FOUND
IN
TWO PLACES
Istanbul, July 13.-Two Turks claimed today to have found Noah's Ark-in. two different parts of Turkey.
The Ministry of the interior promised each man 40 percent of his And pro- whatever money duces.
in
to
Crusa
military
112
Three quarters of it was burl- and ed in the earth he saith, that part which showed above the surface was covered trees and foliage.
The rightist government in pro- they are against these gammes because they say they turn is capitalising on Commun- delst violence and illegal strikes to are inflationary. During a
are justify its proposals for strength- period they flationary
and centralising of the they❘ening · because them against
or police forces and clamping down Rain deflationary. uro
just against on Communist-led union acti-
vity shine, they are them."
On world affairs, the Presl- dent said:
Premter Yoshida's Democratic
which
dis-
A
sure
or to
LONG AS
JARNER
JOHN LOVES MARY
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INFLUENCE LOST fence and international expen-
The Socialist Party, which Meanwhile, four Americans ditures will have to remain at.
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AMERICAN CHARGE every penny-of-it." ——
This um includes the Euro- Washington, July 13-Ameri- officials today charged A thick black substance re- sembling tar had preserved it,pean recovery programme and can
our occupation responsibilities. Communist labour leaders in have kept Japan with making a "co-or- These programmes he said,
Ark 1s Western Europe out of the hands dinate attack" against occupa-
and officials The second alleged
and are tion
- TO-MORROW omic authorities, reported from Mardin, near the of the Communists
In Southeast helping to restore the economic free Syrias frontier,
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Major General hait the budget. Those are ex-Commission. penditures we are making 10 Frank McCoy, made on Wed- to Soviet morning any-nesday The four
who prevent future wars. If arrived in Istanbal two weeks body thinks it extravagant 10 charges.-United Press. ago by air from America are maintain peace, let him remem Dr A. J. Smith of Greens-ber it cost us, not $2,000,000,000
but $100,000,000,000 year, borough, North Carolina. E. J. Newton of Collax, near Winston year to conduct the last war.”—- Salem, North Carolina, Walter United Press.
"NO SABOTAGE
19 Bombay, July 13-There "absolutely no ground" suspicion of sabolage
which KLM .Constellation crashed near here yesterday, lingg 45 people, Mr A. G. T. tho KLM P'ubile Hardy, Relations Oficer for India and the Far East, fold. reporters here today.
ferences with Austria directly, Gandhi's philosophy and act!- the two countries should agree vitles were not only for India to set up a three-man arbitra- but for the world, he said. tion commission. It would com- "His ideas regarding economic prise à Russian, an Austrian decentralisation
political neutral representative devaluation of power
in the who would be chosen by agree- | form of decentralised demo- ment.
cracy through village commu- nilles deserve scientiae study | in the Western countries,"
added. But the West today opposed
"Unless we pay sufficient at the this. Samuel Reber, of
the tention
to these principles, American Journalists who died United States, backed by his science and modern centralised in the crash. British and French colleagues, industrialisation will themselves Tho ashes will be sent to counter-suggested that if Russia
compel the world
United States. and Austria fall to agree on the different way to sort to a relatives in the
AMENDMENT
Ilfe."
At a brief cremation ceremony Die in Ifindu "burning ghat" to- night, 10-foot flames consumed
remains of
the five of
neutral representativo, the Mr Agarwal, who is Principal The bodies of two others will Secretary General of the U. N. of Seksarin Commerce College, probably be cremated tomorrow, The remains of Mr H. R. should have the power to name Wardha, carller addressed the Knickerbocker and Mr Fred the third member of the pro-Education Department of the Colving (Denver Post) are being jected arbitration commission. United
Nallons Educational, Selenting and Cultural. Organi-
interred at Bombay Cemetery Georgi N. Zarubin, for Russia, sation on Gandhi's scheme of
after a Christian ceremony.— Reuter, said he could not accept the basic education in India. Western amendment, He DS- "It is based on the principle serted that Russia
her of learning through productive relations with other powers, activity." he said.
had to it ever, lips
"The experiment has been a to arbitration
because great success," he added. differences ате usually Mr Agarwal leaves Parts for amicably. Associated Switzerland next Sunday
seldom,
resort such settled Press.
in
Reuter.
CEDORES PETTI CERVICE, DISSASLEVA VOVÉ
"Okay-now, cross that line.??
PAKISTAN DENIAL
The finder sald it was very well preserved and inside were three rooms, In one of which was a small chapel.
Americans
I. Wood, Seacliffe, Long Island, and W. G. G. Knoxville.
our
not take..
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a
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Japanese
BELGIAN POLITICS
Brussels, July 18.-M. dor, George Wadsworth, to asir! for help with their request_lo
Frans Van Cauweinert, the authorities. But the Turkish
veteran Catholic politician his help most with
who is trying to bring Bel- observers feel the four will have
Atlantic City, July 13-gium's parties together in a serious difficulties in obtaining
housewives Work - wenry milltary area
new Government Coalition, permission. No... in more closely guarded than might not feel quite so Karachi, July 13A Pakis- that they would have to cross weary in that they could said here tonight that he tan Foreign Office spokesman Russia has already described
ma-proposals" before the party today denied un Indian
as "sples" persons wanting to take a peek at more than had today placed "concrete
¡lenders. report that Pakistan had re-climb Ararat, which looks down 20,000 gadgets and fused permission for the KLM on Soviet territory-Associated chines on display in Conven-
It is believed that his proposals plane, which crashed yesterday Press,
tion Hall here today.
exhibitors include the holding of than 500 land. at
More to
are showing their latest in "popular consultation" of the said that the
home conveniences at the sum people on, the return of King
trado exhibition of The Leopold to the throne. National Houseware Manufac turers Association.
neur
Bombay, report
press
plane had been diverted to ISRAELI ENVOY
Bombay because Pakistan had refused this permission.
The Pakistan Foreign Omca: spokesman said that the KLM authorities hind made an official approach to Pakistan asking for permission
un-
TO ITALY
Here is crom section of time Rome, July 13-Seholmo and work saving devices.
Automatic coffee makes Ginossar, frat Israeli Minister to you plug it in when you go to
today presented hif
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for the Italy,
plans to land at Karachi, nnd
the Government
that the necesary penniesion would definitely be given,
No official approich: was sub- sequently mado, however, spokesman added-Reuter.
the
"BAN LIFTED Karachi, July 13The Pakis- tan Government's ban on the Itoyal KLM Airlines planes fly- ing across Pakistan will be lift. ed tomorrow, it was announced ' today. - 'The ban was imposed on December 24 because KLM Dir craft were being used to asalst the Dutch, In Indonesia. 2012-
Signor Luigi Ekinud. President, drink in the morning.
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