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THE WORLD

Sept. 2.

DIJON Six workers were killed and ten injured in an explosion

of unknown origin which rocked a chemical plant nt Lamprelle-sur- Sayne near Dijon.

photographers ignored Shanghai Bank Building, ist ebers of the American Foreign

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HARBOUR DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION

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VIENNA A Tags dispatch din- (closed today that the Soviet Com mtextner in Austria, Cien V. V. Kurusov, reiterated Rus-inta opposition to Amerien's U.9.8100, 1000,000 relief appropriation To

Austein the vergunds that it For information of Ship grants unrestricted control to the

Operators & Charterers.nited States And constitutes

Dangers Of A Counter-Revolution

Budapest, Sept. 2.

A split in the Hungarian Government coalition, dominated by the Communists as the result of Sunday's election, was threatened tonight. The power of the Opposition, of which the Demo- cratic People's Party, led by M. Istvan Baran- kovics, is the strongest group, may be streng- thered.

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he would make no concessions of Peasants are more closely linked

BRITISH TROOPS IN GREECE

IN SAME BRITAIN

Paris, Sept. 2. The Prime Minister, Paul Ramadier, today warn=” ed that France is heading full tilt toward all- out inflation and demanded rigid austerity measures similar to those adopted by Great Britain to fight the economic crisis.

Addressing the French Na-about feeding the population, tional Assembly, whose banches and yet we have to admit panic, were only half led, M. Rama-n state of mind which has re- dier sald France was suffering sulted in potato prices almost an "acute crials mentality" and | doubling. This should be a must do everything possible to serious warning to us and wo hold back the mounting wave should react strongly." of inflation..

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Washington, Sept. 2.

Crisis Mentality The United States He was urging adoption of h

He said the same about meat State Department said Government measure demand- M. Barankovics said today that As result, the National tonight that it was "ob-ing immediate credits of 8,000.- prices and added, "There is no

000,000 francs for LONDON-Many British news

coal sub. material reason for these price the 18

arc strictly principal to anyone, and that his with the Communists than theviously not in the Unit- sidles; This measure had been increases. They

be other Government parties the ed States interest" for rejected outright by the Assem- psycholeglent--the renuit of in: Affairs Committee to

thu party anap

would programme American

Social Democrata and the Small Britain to withdraw her bly's Finance Commission. M. tense crisia mentality. negre quartelte,

asserted that if it "We should do as England Composition four Ink Sports, and their wives strictly n Cathoile one.

of the Govern- | holders.

troops from Greece this Ramadier

were not passed, the price of has done and react courageous. toy at Waterloo Station,

It is also believed there has

autumn as originally coal would jump 60 per cent, ly. We have at our disposal singers arrived by plate late last ment coalition is in doubt until

bringing with it another imme-regulations which must be aps awek: their wives arrived today in known whether the Small-been an understanding between

the holders, the Soelai Denverats the Smallholders and, Father planned. “ by boat train after crossing

A State Department apokeaman diate 18 per cent rise in the plied. This is a battle we have Atlante of the Queen Mary. and the National Peasants will Stefan Balogh, now leader of the

We should lose it If continue to work with the Com- Independent Democratic Party, was commenting on reports that cost of all manufactured goods, to win.

the United States, had in fact) "We are faced by a spurt in we authorized a 50 per cent in- munists, who yesterday were who gained 19 seats in the new

crease for equl or 15 per cent charged with "rigging" the Parlament. The Smallholders, asked Britain to keep her troops prices, a really dangerous trend

in Greece until the situation was leading towards inflation," he for idustrial prices." elections, The Social Democrat who lost far more than they ex-

The Socialista unenthusiasti- Minister of Justice, Mr. Istvan pected in the elections, are suid established one way or another said.

But, he He and no such requent 'had

added, this enine cally applauded his 20-minuto their losses. Blogs, has resigned in protest, to hope to recsup

all other Sveiat Democrat through a reunion with Father been made to Britain in a formal purely from panic conditions speech and the rest of the Ag-

note though he did not know and not from France's basic inb'y sat silent. Ministers were absent from their Halogh's party.

had been economy.

Meanwhile, the possibility of offices today.

In their anxiety to maintain whether the matter

on "Take potatoes, for example. | a ban American films, M. Malyns Rakovi, leader of the present costition, the Com- brought up verbally.

The authoritative sources who The crop has been better than similar to Britain's, arose dur the Communits, who were mar-munists, it is believed, would

There is no ing talks in the Council of the Threat to the country's depen

row velors in the election, today save the face of the Smallholders reported the United Staten re-in recent years.

Britain possible renson for alarm Republic.-United Press, IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED dence,"

called for a united front in view us much as possible, They quest yesterday that You can trust your personal THAT TUESDAY, 2ND SEP-

probably ask Lajos maintain her troops In Greece Beauty Problems your PerTEMBER 1947. HAS BEEN graf" reported today that forces" in the country.

BERLIN The British-Teenynd of the "important reactionary would mauent Waves, Shampoo, Seta, DECLARED

Dinyes, the Smallholder Prime indefinitely, concurred tonight! A WEATHER-

the Kurian authorities have e Tinting, Fucials,

He declared that the Con- Minister, to remain in office when with the State Department that Manicure, NON-WORKING DAY. Pedicure

dered the complete evacuation of munists would fight "ruthlessly" the Cabinet hands its resignation no note was sent but said a re- to Beten's expert

Miedernemendorf, town near the Independent Party led by M.

to the President on Thursday, quest was made verbally during operatora (1st floor) nhove

J. JOLLY. Herlin, to make room for Soviet

Anglo-American Zoltan Pfeiffer, which he de- and might even let him continue the Lane Crawford's. Tel. 38161.

Harbour Master.troops, Residents had to be gon

financial talks here. The scribed as a rallying point for as head of the new Cabinet,. by Rix September 3.

were at going Discussions the enemies. for

They might also keep the Bungarian order is part of the Russian cam- naign 1 keep troops and their demineruey,

Smallholder us Speaker of the on, they said, regarding

withdrawal which has in fact [dependents away from the Gier. If Father Balogh, of the In-new Parliament;

WVUN This,

been discussed between the dependent min popillage,"

Democratic Party, niented, would be A chenp which galned nineteen sents, price to pay for the maintenance Acting Secretary of State, Mr. were accepted

into the of the coalition, since real power Robert Lovett, und Lord Inver- WARSAW --The Pulish Press | Agency reported that quadruplets, Smallholders Party, of which he would still remain with the Com-chapel, the British Ambassador.

was formerly Secretary-General! munist Party-Reuter. three girls and a boy, were born 10 Mr. Ireun Kupeze, wife of aj and with whom he is said to be Provincial Highways Department] negotiating, tho Smallholders employee, at Lubliniece, near would become the second strong- Katowice. All were reported to best party in the egalitian, Ite-

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DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS SUPPLIES.

Under instruziona from the War Mee Landon the follow-

ing quantities of B.A.8.C. Suppileu are offered for sale.

2. Tenders are invited for the purchase of the whole or part lots of each commodity.

3. Atta

Dhall (split)

Dried Frult

Tinned Sardines

Tinned Herring

Vitamized Chocolate

Milk Chi

Vegetable Ghi

Plekies

Chutney

Spices

Achar Pickles

Condiment Powder

Chlfles

Turmeric

Curry Powder

31 to.

131 tons.

4 tona,

16 tons.

14 tons.

12 tons,

1 52 tons.

101 tons.

11,000 lbs.

1,800 lbs..

80 lbs.

475 lbs.

39 tons.

sto iba,

1,175 lbs. 57 lbs.

4. These commodities may be Inspected at the Command Supply Depot, Soamshulpo, between the hours of 10 am. to 4 pm. dally until Friday, 5th September, 1947.

5. Applications to view will be received at and necessary passes and tender forms obtained from I.Q. R.A.B.C., Queen's Road East, Victoria, daily between the hours of 9 a.tn. and 11 a.m. up to Thursday, 4th-September, 1947.

G. Tenders will be received up to 11 a.m. Tuesday, 9th Sep- tember, and must be deposited at H.Q. R.A.S.C., Queen's Road Baa, Victoria, in sealed packets, marked “Tender for R.A.S.C. Supplies" before this time and date,

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7. The Secretary of State for War does not bind himself to accept the highest or any tender,

E G. HAZELTON,

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H.Q. Land Forces, Hongkong.

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Tomorrow's official journal will also publish a decree for- bidding civil servants to strike.

Athens, Sept. 2. A decree suspending article 14 of the Greek Constitution dealing freedom of the press, was algned today following Sunany's de elsion of the new Populist Party London, Sept. 2. Cabinet to establish military At A Price

Mr. Victor Cavendish Bentinck, censorship. Politicnt clrcles here saw in former British Ambassador 10 The Greek News Agency the fact that the Social Demo- Pyland, is na longer a member stated tonight that this suspen. JOCKEY CLUB

crot Party leaders were meeting of the British diplomatic service,gion was solely intended to pre. Presiden Zoltan Tilly a sign Foreign Office spokesman con-

vent the press from publishing| firmed today. Notice to Members

they were prepared to remain

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In the coalition at a price, close whether the farmer ambas. harmful to national security, and Other development resulting sader, who was by no means due particularly information con. Meeting, October 1947. from the elections, however, for retirement, had resigned or cerning military operations and

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The Social Democrats, it is stated, however, that the an mentaries. Special Cash Sweep on the

pointed unt, are in a very awk-nancement did not imply that "Kwangtung Handicap" which ward position. They could not Britain has accepted the accusa- will be run at the above Meeting possibly, it is felt, form a coalitions made last winter by the con be obtained at the office of tion with either of the two lead-Cavendish Bentinck had been in Polish Government that Mr.

M: Constantin Tsaldaria, the the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Ex-ing opposition parties the contact with the Polish change Building, and also at the Democratic People's Party or ground,

Prime Minister said tonight" the Government is making every Branch Office in Nathan Road, the Independence Party. Such He was withdrawn from Poland effort to increase civil servants' Kowloon ---- over 200,000 Tickets a coalition, with the Smallholders some weeks after these charges pay. But while it recognisa

Party, would have a majority in had been strongly repudiated by that the economie postulon Parliament.

the Foreign Office, and was ap-really difficult, it is hardly dis- They must, therefore, remain pointed ambassador tu R dr posed to allow them to engage in alliance with the other wor-Londen to take up the appoint- Janeiro. But while waiting in

in a strike campaign."-Reuter. party, the Communists, t

ment, Mr. Cavendish | the largest single party both in was involved in divorce proceed. the coalition and the country.Ings with his wife. Following They also unre not carry out these proceedings, his appointment their threat to reject the results to Brazil was cancelled and Sir of the elections, angry though Neville Butler was chosen in his

place. Reuter. they are at the many abuses,

The only alternative to accept- ing the results of the elections would be to break up the pre- sent coalition. This, It la con-

sold to date.

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Buenos Aires, Sept. 2. which followed the overthrow of day carried its campaign against The Argentine Government to- Bela Kun's Communist govern the Opposition press a step fur- ment after World War 1. has ther when the authorities seized made that unthinkable for the the current issue of the weekly Socialists.

magazine Que, which is written after the style of the American publication Time.

Election Alliances Meanwhile, it was becoming Newsboys were rounded up by apparent today that two unde- the pollet who, before releasing clared election alliances have them, were reported to have asked existed. It is believed that the them to co-operate in a boycott Communists had an election pact of anti-Government publications. with the National Peasant Partyof the Socialist Party, ale failed "La Vanguardia, weekly organ the smallest of the four in to appear today aft the closure the Government coalition of its printing plant by the muni- which resulted in both obtaining cipality on the grounds that it has many votes they otherwise would not adequate newsprlat not have hud.

space available.-Reuter,

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Consuls Talk Over

Java Problems

Batavia, Sept. 2.

Long Looking Mirror, Rattan Another informal meeting took place this after-

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noon between the foreign consuls at Batavia. French Consul-General Etien-, Spherd, will arrive in Batavia ne Roux and Australian Conaut- on September 4 on board the General Charles Eaton are ex- Dutch liner "Oranje." He will pected to leave for Jogjakarta succesd Mr. J. M. L. Mitcheson, tomorrow morning. A request who had already left Batavia that the consula visit Jogia- and was temporarily in charge karta came from the Republican of the British mission Government yesterday.

Mr. Enton recently arrived in Batavia from Portuguese Timor

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