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WAIT AND SEE

Nanking's sudden, though not entirely unexpected, de- ision to issue a new cur- rency in China valued at the level

approximately of

the Hong Kong dollar has given rise lo more excite ment than enthusiasm, and a enutious reserve is obviously

Effect of the Olympic Ganies on Brighton Beach

SHADOW OF THE

What promised

Water

out ut

rency demanded drastic abandoned: has only been

measures.

The Water Beast is

Sams who

WATER BEAST

Mundy, for in-

By

the GUY RAMSEY scheme,(56) "it"wouldn't be worth while

lo start again,"

Moore

now under consideration, to turn the valley into a storage reservoir.

Septuagenarian George I would, if Inaugurated, cost

und his wife have been warned 20,000,000; it would, when com- against partting a headstone on plate, hold $5,000,000,000 gallons the grave of their son who was war what use to of water; it would, if sanettoned, kuled in the "drown"

under krave nine square miles of mark a

150rt. of of lush, fertile, and lovely country water? and inundate the land of farmers who now produce:

Mulk for 33.929 people; Meat for 12.384;

Fges for '32,869;

Bread for 10,770;

Bacon for 10,805.

104

Sir Lord Tevio1,

*

Testing The Soil Finally, the whole. aceo.. (Live

Who Controls Policy In Germany

By WALTER LIPPMANN

ji

"We must deplore the fact that that he cannot practise one Eu- we have been obliged to retreat ropean policy in Washington and in the face of Soviet pressure, at [al the same time allow the mill- the time of the spectaculars Bary tary authorities in Borlin to lin crisis. But the revision of practise their own Germna pol- our policy should not be regret ley. - If this is so, the Beriln at- frd, for bua never reflected the fale.

may, នរ turn, out- favour. rent views and judgment of those ubly... who are supposed to direct the In my view-and there is lit- foreign polley of the United the doubt in it-communism will States.

not spread in Western Europe, Although it waAR Inaugurated and it is very probable that the by the Amerien Ambassador la power of the Soviets in Rasterp London, the promoter of Get Europe

090 will

sfer an eclipse.

in man policy was.General: City? In: Bulgaria; in Yugand with the advice, of his Borlin Northern Greece, in

und contourage, his Immediate in Crechestvaldin the signs of superiors at the Pentagon (1) this falling away are evident. It Mr.. Draper and Mr. Royal in is confirmed by the fact: ( that particular, British officials Russians have eared their

their condi Germany and those in the Fortions to Austria, nd by another. eign Omeo. The basic concep fact, which although highly signi tion of this policy is in absolute cant is generally ignored, that contradiction to the agreements is that the Russians have, modi- reached by Mr. Marshall,. Mr. flet their stand in German af- Dulles and M. Bidault at Mosen faire by the proclamation made. In the spring et 1047. They; at Warsaw on the 24th June... agreed then that the organisation

The present happenings of Germany should be an in therefore favourable to us, but tegral part of the organisation of only, to the extent to which wo Europe, and that the restoration take advantage of them, that, in of a German Government should to say.. the extent to which wo follow-but nct precede the shall, carry out a diplomatic pol- realisation of European unity ley which will make us-with Mr. Marshall the exception, of the Russians--- in taking the counsellors an European

1

But

...

Not So

on the one

and

nover

ако

COBRA DROWNED

23

Madras, August · 192 Twenty-three were drowned when trying to escape from a cobra which got into a river.

Tri .boat, dress' report from -chinopoly said, today.

at a

as soon be the word "Gu" is given of its building will be suttedtional field, hes, never been put paint where the river is at its

Fantastic stories are current in the valley,

The locals believe that

will flow over the

the waters

Lion, provide hydro electric

LANE NORCOTT

sald..

However,

to be a major, relations officer to quash the was like did not carry with it has never succcerlett

the tatud ehem--which undeniably has approval of the scheme-and the the lend in our German polley.organization which will give in order. With the theore engagement--between

war is still to come.. tical wisdom of the move owners, farmers, and peasants of its "hard cases."

If the soil is deemed suitable General Clay, like General Mag-back Europe to the Europeana. Farmer Tom en English valley and the majer- there will be general sgreetic semi-Státe organisation of the stance, has held up urgent build. the scheme, has first. formally. to Arthur, has played the part of an independent pro-consul, con- ment. The pace and persis- Metropolitan

Boarding lent he be swampel, and de be approved by the Water Board descending to deal with the

all be and than parliamentary: sanction Inflation and the has tence of

Newbany, clares stubbornly: "Wa petered

be obtained. It is here State Department from time to hay to and that the major engagement will time, but never in the position total disappearance

of con-Berkshire, in a mere ten minutes euptains of nur land

of formal discussion.

down with it."

of one to whom erders could be Adonce in the National Cur-

But the battle has not been Cottager Ralph Chubb stoutly be fought.

William given. This situation arose un... mamtains: "I'd take an army A move as," and "At my age Mount, and Mr. A. N. Hurd, Tory der the administration of Mr. These will, how- postoned.

Byrnes who, And the

occupied the M.P. for Newbury. Dre ver, to achieve the results live in the valley are still ready

generis in charge of the valley hand with his negotiations with to pick up their muskets and desired, call for

campaign; while the army con- the former Axis satellites more than

sists of every manjock of the lost in his admiration for Gen hght to the bitter end, against the simple process of issuing what they poetically style

valley folk, who, have n solid eral Clay on the other,

would, place German a new paper currency and Water Beast.

centuries-old affection for their could or sol,

pailey under State Department exchanging it for the old al the rate of 3,000,000 for one,

Then The Wrangles-control. Unless the primary factors

Then, if parliamentary пр proval is given, will corne

Considering that he himself is The reports said the cobra it- which gave the fight from

wrangles over compensation, over a general of great renown, one self, trying to escape drownleg CNC its initial impetus and

the provision of, Biernative 3c: would have thought that Mr. Mars in South India's sacred","rlver kept it moving at an ever-

commodation and alternative land shail would huve declared his Cauvery which is now in spate, boarded a passing country. boat accelerating pace are also

to work, and the resettlement ofuthority over all the other gen cor Telchinopoly. valley folk in their new hobila erzis. But it was not so and as dealt with, there

The panic-stricken passengers seems

which a result; the policy

deter- and crow huddled at one side of nothing to prevent the now

that of Silent Valley in the Moun- mined our success in the inter- the boat which capssised dollar from going the way of the old.

fans of

Perhaps our widest.. into practice alternative, scheme, eagerly position in Berlin and the terri- The

Nanking statement

managed to Only one person

promises such measures.

Inny, and. as in a Mississippt proposed by Lord Teviot and the lle steps which have had to be swim ashore, the reports Notably after claiming re- Key to the whole scheme is the fund, only a church spire here valley, but provisionally turned isken to get out of it will have and no bodies. had yet, been to-

and there will be left to potte a of expense is the

down by the Board on the ground finally convinced Mr. Marshall) covered-Associated Press. tribulary ol the

runing of a serves adequate to provide Enboros,

derisive Inger at the sky above Thames that divides Berkshire

ploctine from the Welsh moun- 100 per cent cover-a 'claim

the waste of do olate liquid. from Hampshire.

schenk, The greeted with some degree of first mooted in 1994 and subse- cannot be constructed unles the cost no more, and would, in ad- This is nonsense. A reservoir tains, which, they maintain, would scepticism-a guarantee is. quently shelved until a couple of soll sultable. Permission to test given that the amount of the months ago, involves damming the suitability was the subject of power,

and filling up the the anti-climactic meeting yester On the relative merits of the note issue will be strictly the Enborne limited, and that uncontrolled now of the stream, plus a vast

low-lying ground by the natural' day."

two schemes the 'Water Board Glimpses into the world of te- mentx.can be made. I was

granted on the striei are silent: it would, they say, be use of the printing press will pumping establishment set up at understanding that the right to premuture to discuss any techni- No. 1: How to get your hair out not in future be exploited to Pangbourne.

bore holes to see what the soil cal details "at this stage."

Under Section H of the Health keep the Budget balanced.

Service Act, which was amended Reference is made also to

in 1967, following the nationaliss to a few hours, tion of the Hairdressing Industry, Citizens who are detained for every citizen has the right to half a working day, or more must have his hair cut in the approve have their Labour Excuse Cards. ed

Barber, regulation stylo fros

of signed by the Foremun

Civil Servant, Class 2, charge at hia loent State Hulc-j who, ́al à dirasing Clinic.

tanks as a Public Overseer. of Spátion: Ha randus;

ade: The use of perfumed hair oils Para, 5

is forbidden in Slate. "The hair of the male shall be and lotions, is for clipped close to the skull, except Hairdressing Clinics under the in the area immediately abovo Abollshment of Luxuries Act, citizen is entitled the forehead, where it la permis- 1962, but ove

́a-Morrison to be, sh National train: it in to

Hairax (D.DIT: The secret papers of Harry L. Hopkins today raveol. quiff to a length not exceeding Hairux and

Dr sub- (alg og stitute) on

of his od that the lato President Roosevelt at Teheran

State barbers Bre prohibited. Scalp Maintenance Card, first suggested to Premier Josef Stalin the pos from varying this style to suit the

CODY Ormitted, but citizens with State bar- sibility that Russia might have access to the individual tastes of citizens, and bers, aso In any case, the success of justice, the valley folk do not

a bribe for so doing laro advised to be on their guard. to offer port of Dairen in Manchuria after the new currency will finally grade it. What they do grudge, is that it should be necessary to

water ports.

confiscation of State. Pleasure the employ of M.1.4: depend whether or not the drown them to wash London.

******* [Dockets,

by the Lane Norcott Robert E. Sherwood, who any lands freed from the

(imsundby... Ja confidence of the mass of the

Stato Haisdressing Clinics are becond-Bight Very much

Burcay as the people in edited Hopkins' papers for Col-panese, The United Nations may open between the hours of 10.30 Been Through A.Glass Darkly. public can be gained. A cer- Pitlochry, while in full favour of liers Magazine, emphasised that exercise some sort of protective atm, ut 6 pm, and to save un-Burnt Offerings Oupplied. Saent tain dilemma suggests itself a hydro-electric scheme in prin- Presiden Roosevelt first influence-over them. As regards cerisary staff-work no appoint-Bees Made To Order.) here. Without that confidence, river should not be dammed for and not at Yalta."

Eroached the idea at Teheran their independence we would still ciple, yet comidered that ther

the Philippines, when they gain Nanking will. be. unable the purpose; vory much as the to get its hands on the addi- people of Stevenage agreed that the opinion that China would olr-naval and air bases there under. tional reserves it needs-to as-satellite, towns. were de Irable,

Just so long as Stevenage was no feet to this sure full backing of the messed about even so the Et-sident Roosevelt said he thought United Nations control." currency. Without the re- borne Valley folk are bonding to they would agree to having serves, public confidence. is.gether, setting up committees, Dairen made free port under bound to be shaky. There organising mooungs, trying to an international guarantee.

rouse, public opinion, invoking Mr. Hopkins said, "We Ameri-Mr. would be happier prospects the aid of an (honorary) publiceann do not want sovereignty over had the United States shown

London's Thirst

To get down to tundumentais, further regulations designed it is certain that London needs to control trade movements the water which will be stored in in such a manner as to enable the Enborne Valley if the schema

gues through. Government to get its harids The march of civilisation huis on all foreign currency pay-made water tssential in ever- ments to China, and thereby increasing quadilties: first, be- protect the. "Sun" dollar, cause London is still growing What precisely this means re-secondly, because more and more mains to be disclosed, but if People are using it. Today the daily bath is A commonplace. it is intended to close down Workmen's dwellings, coun further the normal channels, houses, even "prefabs" are Alted balk- of trade, the effect is likely to with running water and be more damaging than help- ful.

any disposition to provide

rooms.

It is certain that London needs water: and, to do them.

WAR REVELATION.

ROOSEVELT PROPOSED DAIREN SCHEME

•

New York, August 19.

elblo

morrow

four-Enshee."

owing to the Importation of up- to-date: mass-shearing machinery under the Marshal Bloggs Euro- pean Recovery Extension: Plan of 1978, waiting is usually limited

help meet the soviot need for warm the warto punishable by ́# hivivy fine or the because many of these men arán

Stalin immediately

expressed

proposal but Prem

China with a currency back- NEED FOR SOCIAL

ing, but the suggestion has been treated coldly in Wash Ington, and no change of heart is to be expected. On the other hand, substantial assistance in the initial stages may be provided by, ECA contributions to China's 'cco- nomie, welfare, provided, the best and a proper use is made of America's generous ald

CHANGE IN EAST

London, August 19.

consider It' advisable to have

the United States rather

than.

Four. Policamon Sherwood said that at Teheran, Hoosevelt told Generalissimo Sulin, that his concept. of the post-war United Nations - includ- ed: a worldwide 'General Assem- bly to make recommendations for the solution of global problems, 2. An Executivo? cluding Chinb

-Britain

and the United States

plus. some smaller powers to handle non-

military, "questions. (3) A body which Mr Roosevelt termed his

THE

The left wing Now Statesman and Nation stressed four policemen China;, Russia, United Kingdoor and the the need for social change in Malaya when United States. This would be the commenting in its current issuo on the British enforcing agency with power to Government's decision to send a Brigade" of t

deal, Intmediately with any threat

Guards there,

(0, peacă...

!

Stolin

thought that this pro- We shall see what we shall Other leading London week-tine, there is a good chance-that- posal for four policeman would

Bei also commented editorially they will this time, be put to bet nekih

not be favourably received by see. For the moment, the on the recent developments inter use once they have arrived.

smaller, nationé,in, Baroph Nanking Government is to be Malaya.

For one thing- Stalin did not "The Independetit Time and Tide commanded for a bold de-

"The necessity of social change said that the orders to the Guarda believer the China would be very parture from a policy of half in Malaya is obvious," the New to go to Mainya was "proof that powerful when the way ended und even if it wore tho-Europeah measures. If it succeeds Statesman said. "At the moment, the cool the serioumens of the states, would resent having Cinn there will be congratulations however, the British problem is awake to tha serious he or as an exfercement: authority for all round

merely to protect the lives of situation,"

of too great a "faith

a "Talth li

Asia's themselves.

Imo Stalin, therefore, Generalisalm

as an alternative, that becoming painfully apparent suggested of The Chinese Commu

Communist Party

bale pre-committee- for Mr. Room

ero, who are being altnokód sultry for self-government

πάν

by armed bands, some apparently

consisting of The

FOLLY TO REFUSE nudists and some

Ted by or

organised Chinto Con-

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Commenting today on Spectatori Bald:/colts and, crizṇinals,...

situation in'sBurma aha Rathya

the anglo-Indian "alaither. Indin hor, Pak) (view with complacerTOY- [inents. In, the`törritory

Eastern elghbour

the Burma Government pealed to Indhi**for sistance, it would": Inula to refuse such Associated Press

whom

tion at

and although he de patch of a Guards Bi- backwash of war had left behind was fully cognizant of the pre- kaifs): gada at this, stake of

end;

and turned them into instrumente bent weakness of China, he in- Though hting |

unfortun of a conspiracy aiming at po

power the Lourd

kissed that Chi Li

@must participate. in the four-power declarat parallel in Palestine?? who

where through terror. all-minority of terrorists was "The Whole Niture of

re of Malays Meseg begnile he was thinking to lies up large part tof is now in Jeopardy, In fuen af far-into the future and believed to frullies, attempt to such things the only possible that it when butted to have the ardaks uute avansourge has now been taken, and the son,000,000 people of China ar malarorcements are laje must be held to until peso0/site/fziende i eather Tack, possible. Ir ndajaya, as in: Paled security are restored. Reutery anemia United Press,

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