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of public business on Monday, 31st August 1953.

Budget Leak Alleged In Holland ·

The Hague, Apr. 27. The Amsterdam nowH- paper De Telegraaf today carried a report alleging that the Labour Party organ, Het Vrije' Volk 'had prematurely published de- tails of the 1954. Dutch budget figure.

Het. Vrijo. Volk, was mild to have stated that the 1954 budget deficit would be between 600,000,000 and Ex- 800,000,000 guilders. penditure would be more thian' 0,000,000,000 guilders, the Bighest figure in Dutch

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America Rebuked For "Lack Of Tact

And

Foresight"

New York, Aug. 27.

The New York Times said today that the present United Nations debate on the Korean peace conference was the "most exasperating" yet.

In a leading article the paper said a good deal of the trouble "could have been avoided by a little more tact and foresight on America's part.'

"The unfortunate

of part

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, widow what happened' is that tin of the Inte President, said last United States did not reach a night that the United Nations clear understanding with Bri-dispute over Indian representa- tain before any difference of tion at the Korean political con- opinion could be dragged into ference dramatised "the cl

the paper said. | isplation open debate,"

of the United States (Britain and the United States from its closer and most im→ differ on whother India should portant friends and Allies." be a member of the peaco con-

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES not "accept

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ference).

Mrs Roosevelt, for more than | aix

д years

United States Tho Now York Herald delegate to the United Nations, Tribune said the United States said that no matter how the could not and the British should Indian matter was decided, it a repetition in would be a substantial victory Korea of the tragedy of for Malenkov in his drive 10 Mikołajczyk in Poland." split apart the free world," (Mikolajczyk was the wartime leader of the exiled Pollsh Gov- In ernment in London He flod from Poland in 1947).

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а repeatedly sounded by and the porlenced international observers conference Inclusion of India seemed to be that our prestige abroad has sunk Damaged packages ara to be left based on the "broad idea" that to the lowest point noe World in the gedowns for examination by in return for certain concessions War II, and that we are in the

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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THE POLICE OFFICFAS BELIEVE THEY'VE FOUND SOCKY, THE ESCAPED CONVICT

IF YOU'RE NOT

SOCKY, WHO ARE YOU? UNCOVER SO WE CAN SEE

YOU!

"But there is nothing in the

offer the slightest hint that such whole history of the cold war to a settlement is possible," the paper added.

"American self-isolation in is particular instance is due the stubbornness of our spokesman and the inflexibility of our policy."

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prestige ment in the East, it would be abroad by repudiating Senator his political dangerous to pretend that woMcCarthy could ever accept the only kind cohorts whose aptivities have of 'settlement' which is as yet already done us almost as much discernible: behind the efforts to injury as the propaganda of the bring her into the conference," Communists themselves”—Reu-

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NO--PLEASE-- LEAVE HOOD

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CAN'T UNCOVER. IF THOSE NATIVE SOLDIERS SEE ME, WILL THINK I AM IMPOSIDA | ON~~

AND SHOOT

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HERE?

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Mussolini Remains In Family Plot?

Rome, Aug. 27.

Benito Mussolini's body has been taken from its secret resting place and buried in the family plot near his native village of Paderno, press reports said today.

Neo-Fascist sympathisers in The afternoon paper "Momento Sera" in its late edition last the village refused to comment the on the reports, the newspaper night quoted rumours that

Inte dictator's body was taken said.-United Press.

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te the Paderno village cemetery

some days ago art buried an

unmarked tomb in the chapel.

Mussolini's brother Arnaldo, New Hostel For

Musso-

who died before the war, and other relatives are buried there.

The whereabouts of lin's body has been Italy's most sterel ever closely-guarded alnce it was stolen from tho Milan cergiery In 1948 and later recovered by the police.

Д dozer

Students From

The Colonies

A now. hostel for

Colonial

The current opinion. Is that in London's Bayswater district students has just been opened hardly more than persons-including former Pro-by the British Council. mler Alcide de Gasperi

Formerly a private botel, the

Kensington Gar

Milan-know the spot whore the remains of the dictator were

taken to prevent a repetition of the 1940 body-matching by Neo-Fascista

high police officials in

Rome and 30

single obudy-

it

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'ánd 23 double study-

provides accommoda-

flon for 85 studenta.

Colonia

Mussolini's relatives repented- Until the end of September,

about 1,400 ly appealed for custody of the when body over the past eight years. students are expected to arrive Press speculation that it was in the United Kingdom, it will handed over to them secretly be used as a reception centro was never confirmed.

for those reqdring, teroponery "Momento Sera" sald villagers accommodation reported having seen Mussolini's After that, the hostel wil nephew enter Paderno's come-mipply permanent quarters In- tery some days ago, and leave cluding accommodation for again soon afterwards aboard, a serbill

of married

car with a Rome licence plate. Į couples.

number

FERDINAND

Salesmanship

Capr, 1958 by Untient Feature Syndnew, The

NANCY

I'LL BET

THAT WET

Protection?

YEH --- BUT

I HOPE MY HEAD WON'T GET SAND FEELS) SUNBURNED

COOL

JOHNNY HAZARD

THERE'S THE BRIDGE, BOVENWAND SOMEWHERE ATOP THOSE CROSS-IRONS

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SCEPTER!

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ELECTIONS.

London, Aug. 27, Two British newspapers to

day urged the new Indonesian Government to give effect to the electoral law passed In April and'' prepare for general elections.

The London Times said the new Primo Minister, Dr. All Sastroamidjojo, had promised to Dress forward In these direc Hons.

"Will he be strong enough to carry out his pledge?"! this in dependent newspaper used.

The Times sald that Dr Sastroamitijojo, in presenting to Parliament the foreign policy of. his Cabinet, has laid much sirens on Indonesian co-operation with other countries in the Arab Asian group to resist "colonial-

"The ties between 'Djakarta and Delhi always strong will gain additional force by the Prime Minister's refusal to sign a mutual socurity pact with Washington, by his support of Peking's claim to entor the Security Council anti by his ten termination to conclude a simple Bllatern) treaty with Japan 'when' reparations can be agreed," the Tlines sald.

The Manchester Guardian contended

that with

nina different parties in the Cabinet, only a bare majority unless the Communists support it, and the powerful Masjuni Party: fin Opposition, the Governthenl'a future seemed precarious

"The best hope is that it will pave the way for miqre stábla Government by galling down Seriously to

The Lask of organising general, elections" mis Liberal, newspaper.