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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-02
PLANT RETURNED

DETROIT, March IL up -
Chrysler corporation announced
Friday that it had turned over to
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration the STA, 5000 Dodge
chicago plant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-02
Round The Town Reporter
With
Rem MCDONALD
With BEN MCDONALD

Step this way-rgh this way and near al apcu Il; m
The feenAge Merry Go Round the latest ADDITION .e
to the local radio l WMFD direct FL the
Wilmngon American Legion Home Third and Dock street
It is program designed for the teenagers tnfougnout
No Hanover county but it has appeal that wan enteE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-02
SATURDAY. MARCH 4

1870 AM-Farnily Altar
7:45-'Musical Clock"
S:00-News With Martin Asronsky
S:15-Dolph Gobel Trio
S:30-Musical Clock
8:55-"UP News
9:00-Wake Up and Smile.
s:30-Wake Up and Smile.
10 :O1Request Program.
10:30-Teen Town.
1l:Oo-White's knights of the Round
Table.
l1:30-Betty Moore.
ll:45-Notes From a Diary.
100 N-Chester Bow1es.
1915 PM-Faank D'Amico and Band.
12:30-The American Farmer.
1:00-Let's Dance.
Observation-Disclosures n News.
1:301Symphonies For Youths.
1:45tNews Summary.
2:00-Metropolitan Opera.
5:00-Tea and Crumpets.
600-Church of Jesus Christ.
6:15IMusical 1nterlude.
6:2o-Sports Parade.
observation-disclosures on Scar.
6 :3o-Your Richfield Reporter.
6:45-Vetersns Administration Program
7:o0-It's Your Business.
neutrality-suspicious. Around the World
1907 .35-Wilmington Religious Census
S:00INews Progressive Quartet Program
S:15-Here's Morgan. ..
G:ao-Famous Jury Trials.
9:00-Gangbusters.
G:30-Boston Symphony.
1:5O-Carolina Playboys.
:e:45-Hayloft Hoedown.
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and member Of the Robson rrnn
chapter and the local Amnesty GnS
Legion auxiliary. 8n
! Surviving are her only son n
Basil Skipper; one sister Mr.
Sallie Dick of the home and -t tSs
grandchildren. '"u
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FACTS and FIGURES
BY FULLER WARREN

equipment, an heat, light, pow.
ca and mechanical equipment
Current charges" also covers
a big batch OF things, S @ m e of
them are ca rent OF buildings
and offices, GU rent of maehin-
cry and equipment CD insurance
on buildings and structures, (4)
insurance on equipment, t5l in
Surance. official bonds. ttl liabil-
ity Insurance, state employees, CD
rewards for catching criminals,
II is not easy 10 understand
why the state rents machinery,
II would seem that it would be
much cheaper and more econom-
ical to buy it, II rumor may be
relied on, the state pays an ex-
brilliantly high rental for ma
chinery. Not long ago, there was
some loose talk about the state
road department renting some
trucks from a certain legislator
at price so high that a new
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truck could have been bought
for a few months rental.
This winds up the current SER
les of columns on state money
where 1t comes from and where
IL goes, Before long. the comp
troller's report for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1916, will be out.
You ought to get yourself a
copy and study it, You might
save yourself some money by do
ing so. You and each of you pay
your pro rata share of state OK
penditures If any state money is
being wasted, you ought to know
about il and do something about
it. The best way of finding out
what happens to money you send
to Tallahassee to operate the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-10

Several columns back, | broke
down and confessed ! aidni
know just exactly what WAS GOV.
esea in The compnoller'S report
by sAe terms "euftcnt ahltga.
ttoaA "eg0peYtieS, and "eur
rent charges Welt since then
I've nlvseyi deeper into Cot Jim
EeeS handbook en state finance
end im ready, able and willing
90 vleSF 0n otN confusion about
the meaning az thoSe nlNSt(fyins.
an1eR<v terms
In most eaScS cited in the
ca1neuNlIesE report current obs
issatlon<" COVERS "taNeS and ass
SeSSmcNl<, Ia other Instances, il
sneladeS Interest ON bonds, "
grants and subsidies" and
'WorSmen'S compensation hene-
flt%
The term properties, rs used
in Gel, Lees copious compilation,
Includes 81 many items that they
all can't be listed in this concise
communiQue. Some of them are:
az office furniture and equip
ment, (1l motor vehicle equip
ment, ~(Sl building equipment, "a
sewers, drains and culverts. t5)
bridges and viaductS, (6) roads,
"a sidewalks and pavements, 80
engineering and scientific instru-
ments. 90 agricultural, horticul-
tural and park equipment. Q0}
construction and engineering
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

1888 Probate Act. Secs. 10, 100;
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MON ROE COU NTH,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
III re: Estate of
ROBERTA NEWMAN KNOX, also
known as Roberta Newman, de-
ceased.
TO ALL CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE
NAMES AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which you,
or either Of you, may have against
the estate of Roberta Newman
Knox. also known as Roberta New
man, deceased, late of Fayette
County, Kentucky. to the County
Judge Of Monroe County, Florida,
at his office In the court house Of
said County at Key West. Florida,
within eight calendar months from
the time of the first publication Of
this notice. Each claim or demand
shall be in writing, and shall state
the place of residence and post Of
flee address Of the claimant, and
shall be sworn to by the claimant
his agent, or his attorney, and any
such claim or demand not SO filed
shall be void
TOM O. WATKINS.
AS Auxiliary administrator of the
Estate Of Roberta New man Knox.
deceased. Also known as Roberta
Newman.
sept 20 oct $40, 1916
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TO-DAY IN HISTORY
Know Americal

ls3a-The United States Bank
in Philadelphia closes because of
avrr-speculation IN colombo
SHINING D financial panic,country
over.
lg4s-u.S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis formally opens.
H5z-Minneapolis, Mimi, set
tled
in83--Two-cent postage for
half.ounce letters first IN effect.
1910 ~ President Theodore
Roosevelt the first President TO
ily in q plane. in st. Louis.
lDii-Outbreak of the Chinese
Revolution - China's Indepen-
dcnee Day.
l9i0-u.S. House adopts the
Prohibition Enforcement Bill.
lo4l-Berlin reports German
lruops pouring toward Moscow.
ia42-U.S. planes bomb Japs
Oft kiska Canadians shackle
ensured Germans in repriSal for
German Stacking of Canadians
taken al Dieppe.
ie43-Allies fight in mud and
rain IN Italy. 30 us. planes lost
IN raid on Germany.
1914 - Halsey's carrier-based
planes come closer to Japan and
take toll of So Jap ships.
lsf5-ln IT'S first political dem
unsiration, some 800 Jap Leftists
parade shouting, Down with the
emperor"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-10

Take 10 The Brush
D. RETTY cLARKE


Ap Newsfediures Beauty Editor
NOU Just cont miss huvinq
4 beautiful hair If you invest
in n good shampoo and hair
krtseh.
The question OF how often
YOU need q shampoo depends
81 course entirely on your hair,
On the other hond. dry hoir
win need occasional oil opph,
cuiions before wushinu,
TIE advertisements are check
fuIl uf adVice as 60 how ~ 80
shout setting hair back - normal,
aflet the heavy toll that sun ana
Sch water have cNscteS,
Aside from hair clcSNAaeS&
uhich Is absolutely neceSSSgN> Eos,
eood heaith and pesSoD&l gcs0s,,
~. hruhing Is a nassSt, Il WA
amlld acaaire and maintain HIS
truus loCNS.
ono SELL known HAIR SnvcS&s~
ssf even uses the brush ~ Grv
tha hair After ghe shampoo size
ases turkish towels O. rub The
halr thoroughly until lt : pg&c~
tieally dry After that she brush
- brushes brushes, dry
ina the brush frequently. until
the hair Is glossy and airy,
81 vuu have one Of the new
ail-a-ruund nylon brushes which
dg1es Immediately. you wall be
ahle 90 complete your brushing
Bah snoner These brushes which
have bristles al around the
brush. viii stimulate and eNeT-
csse the scalp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-10
NOTICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS


Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that on the 9Th day
in November, AID. 1916, at 1890
o'clock in the Monroe County Court
House, Key West. Florida, the
Board of County Commissioners of
Monroe County, Florida. will open
sealed bids for the following road
work
l. In Tavernier. Florida. repair
Lowe ST, from the old Overseas
Highway to the beach. distance Of
approximately I563 IT. The repairs
consist of surfacing, bonding, sand
ing and OilinE.
.. In Tavernier. Florida. repair
Atlantic Circle. Il distance Of APP
proNimateIy 1880 TT. by widening
the present road approximate ~
four feet on each side. furnishing
additional rock as needed for this
purpose. then the widened roadway
should he surfaced, bonded, sanded
and oiled
3. in Tavernier. Florida repair
Sunrise Drive for a distance Of ap-
proN mately 1900 IT.. by Surfacing,
bc"ding. sanding and oiling
Bids are to be submitted sepaT-
ateIV and on each of the above
roads on the basis of cost per
square yard and shall he accom-
panied by a bid bond or Cashier $
or certified check equivalent to ten
G0Ct) per cent Of the estimated to-
tai cost.
The work cannot be suh-contract
ed without the Countys written
consent and il must be commenced
| within thirty 900 days after the
letting of the contract and is t.
he completed within Il reasonable
time thereafter.
All bids must be in the hands OF
| the County Clerk on or before 30
| " NJ on Tuesday, November The
! 5th. 1896
| The Commission reserves tho
| right to accept or reject any or all
| bids made pursuant to this adVer-
| tiSement.
Key West. Florida. October end
ROSS c SAWYER.
! Clerk BOARD OF County Commits
sioners, Monroe County. Florida
oct $40, 1874
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POLISH FARMERS
BUSY IN SILESIA

WARSAW. Poland. - (AP) -
The Polish newspaper Robotnik
reported that nearly 1,OOO,O 900
acres Of land is being ploughed
ana sown this autumn in the
Lower Silesian territories. OF
THIS, approximately 100000 acres
belongs TO Polish settlers in the
former German lands and the re-
maining Is IN nationalized estates.
a total Of 1900 tractors, AZ, 800
horses, 1916 oxen and 1923
COWS are being used in the work.
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MARY HYIE
llefFuudn
NuTIt't: re- APPEAR

ltf Mary hyde
Martha Washington Hotel,
e East 18th street.
Nfw York, New York.
h"H are hereby required to an
D. At p" thv sworn Bin Of Complaint
fifH agaiHst Nuu iu the above stat
90 cause, uu ur before the 9Th day
nf November. Al 1896. otherwise
iht alterations 81 said bill will be
tthrH aH cpuf~r~sd by YOU
thtne and ordered at Key West.
p fH laa. this 2ud day Of October,
N 1895
tsEALt tsdb Ross & SAWYER
clerk ~ the Circuit Court of
Monroe County. Florida.
te@A Raymond " t.nra,
Attorney for Plaintiff
oct 3-l0-i7-24. 1916
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS


Helen Hayes, actress. born IN
Washington, ID. C., 40 years $50.
DR.. Frederick ID. Patterson.
president of Tuskegee Institute
Alabama, born in Washington. ID.
c., as years ago.
William T. ,Evjue of Madison,
Wis, newspaper ditor-publisher,
born at Merrill, Wis, 81 years
ago.
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, Jesuit
scholar, vice president of George
town Univ, Washington. ID C..
born in Boston, 81 years ago.
DR.. Beatrice M. Hinkle of New
state government is 10 study the
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ttnsta Probate Act, sees. IIa. 1901
- tul cot NFh DGE'S COURT
- M FOR MONROE COZ MY,
ttuttittA. ~ PROBATE,

lH Fe ENtHtp 81
AItuLlNE CREMATA. deceased
Ftt All CREDITORS AND PER-
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE
30 Ntts AtAtNST SAID ESTATE:
hon and each of YOU are hereby
Hffttftsd AND Required 20 present anv
riHtfmH hnd demands whirh YOU. or
ftthft "t tot. maS have against
tHe Estate nf Caroline Cremata. de-
ceased. late - said County. to the
tHuutt Judge ~ Monroe County.
lur ola. go his office in the Court
ltwuHs ~ said county at Key West.
Ftnfiia, within eight calendar
ufuuthH frnm the time Of the first
publication "f this notice. Each
siHim 90 demand shall be in writing.
Hnd shall state the place Of resi-
dHnre and most office address of
she claimant. and shall he sworn
fu hT thr claimant, his agent or
HftuFuet and any such claim or de-
mand NOT So filed shall he void.
lafed the 18Th day Of Septem
her Al 1896
tsal VINCENT Y. CREMATA.
A. Administrator Of the Estate of
Caroline Crcmata. deceased
sept 1926. oct $40, 1916
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LEGALS

~ tuE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
Wf TnE STATE Of FLORIDA.
ANb i0H MONROE COUNTY
- CHANCEHY.
tnse NJ. IO-0I7
ft.Nl"'N q. COOK. Joined by his
father and next friend. GORDON
tfh1k
Plaintiffs
So. ANN LAMENT OF
.. MARRIAGE
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LEGAIS
NOTICE tYNDER FICTITIOUS
a nv sstnN easn ma

NOTICE Is ffERRl8Y GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring 90 sMaa ae
Tn business under the fictitious
name of love 4 SON. S4S Ouvta
Street, KEY West, Florida intends
TO register the said ftcs itiaWS name
With the Clerk OF the CtlTNit NNOrt
~ Monroe CouHtAE Florida.
Dated October 2f1a, 7A4S,
EtNsANE NJ "a, L0WEA
Sole N~ Mes.
At4 $93N~sF-s fAeN
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CHATTANOOGA. TanN m
While ~ wns wWFknN $50 4
road eonsifuetson esnNmNB. -
front wheel ~ 4 affmmFAINs -
over the chest 81 Jsssn FL aM@es
Taken o. the haapllml q HNm
chest was mnpagenlis feN rs
flat as : paneaae~ - - ~
roller. BIT. tNa ass@ks 49,
O'Rear was asttln8 80 So -
smoking q eiaaseste
.---.-.aA..s4@as suasaaassas
York. noted naxrf asx8#' 1883 p
San Frmnela0a. rs YNaFa -
Arthur & 1nhnAssn a
Ohio. newspapef ~ala6a. 8wm Is
Ira. Ohio. T9 tuafs see
Lin Yusana. chlneMN - AM
pher-authaf t3sn - rMa4 81
years aeo.
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ORDER OF PTBIJCATION

To: Kathleen EyIeS kellum,
c/o Post office,
Ylebe Sydney, Australia.
You are hereby required to ap-
near 10 the Bill Of Complaint for
Divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 2Sth Of NOvem-
Der, AID. 1916. otherwise the al
legations therein will he taken as
confessed.
This order is to he published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida
Done and Ordered this End day
of October, AID. 1915.
(SEAL) ROSS G SAWYER,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: KATHLEEN NOTTAGE,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) J. Y. Porter ~.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
oct 3-1O-f7-24, 1876
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-10

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCI IT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE cor NTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. J0-9IS
RAYMOND HERLONG KELLUM.
Plaintiff,
VS. DIVORCE
KATHLEEN EYLES KELLITM
IIcafurdnlrt
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~ etsk> T>aRStSSea COZ RT OtS THE
kSR.ksN eSNra ~ Nl<1Ats CIRCUIT
0t' TtSes STATS OF Ft.0RIuA.
N CRANBERRY,
&aSe Ne ae-sSas
WILMA A%\f> Xs1s~ Nc.
H8as0s1sT.
~ DIVORCE
I-ANlaY GEORGE YOUNG.
fsefem6aRt
ORDER or III BIlCATI0N
To INuslX George Young.
Route No. :. WeSIVine.
South Carolina.
You are hereby required Ia APP
pear tu the Bill az Complaint for
Divorce in the above styled cause
on ar before the 2$th day If oCto-
her. An. 1916, otherwise the alIega-
tfons therein will he taken as con-
fesSed
This order is 10 BE- published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. news
paper published in Key West, Flor
ida
Done and Ordered this 25th day
Of September, AID. 1916.
(SEAI.l ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
By: KATHLEEN NOTTAGF.
Deputy Clerk.
J. Y Porter ".
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
sept %: oct 3-1O-17. 1916.
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state government is 10 study the
comptrOller's report.
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1893 Probate Act. Sees. II9, 1907
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE, MON ROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA IN PROBATE,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-28
NO RIOTS NOR FRICTION
CAUSED BY FEp(
Law, DEWEY TOLD

ALBANY, N. Y, Mar. %
(ANP)-Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
was told that the Ives-Quinn anti
discrimination law had caused no
riots, had disrupted no industry nor
increased friction between racial
and religious groups since it be-
came effective eight months ago.
Foes Of the measurer had prophe-
sled dire consequences if it were en-
acted into law.
"The period of eight months dur
ing which the law against dis
elimination has been in effect is too
short to afford an adequate ap-
praisal of it's operation. 1t is long
enough, however, to demonstrate
that fears expressed during it's con-
sideration have not been realized in
practice"
The State Committee Against
Discrimination has received 178
complaints, of which II were with
drawn or abandoned by the COM
plainants, 55 dismissed on jurisdic-
tional grounds and 81 were dismiss
ed on the merits, Turner revealed.
The commissioners discovered
probable cause to believe that un-
lawful practices had been establish
ed in the remaining rs cases or AZ
per cent of the total closed cases.
Turner said that the "employ-
ment of members of the minority
groups has not resulted in the dis
ruption of plant morale nor have
we been able to find that any mass
group of employees have left their
jobs because of the advent of mem
bers of minority group" Only two
or three instances have single en-
ployes gone out because of minority
group employment, he stated.
'On the other hand, we have had
much evidence of employe coopera-
tion," he continued.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-28

The governor was informed that
not single industry has left the
state because Of the law, but was
warned that the commission is ''un-
der no delusion" that discrimina-
tory practices have been eliminated
in New York state or "that the rela-
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lively small number Of complaints
filed are indicative of the extent of
such discrimination"
Calling for "untiring effort" in
educational efforts directed to the
minds and hearts of men" so that
"ingrained habits of thought may
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be changed, the commission report
ed that many employers have dis
has been demonstrated to be both
wise and workable and justifies the
carded former discriminatory prac-
tices and that Conformity" to the
law has been general.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-29
San On Deportation
OF Jews To Cyprus
May Cause Outbreak

Jcrusa!cm Nov - -urt-Thc
Palestine government thwnricd TO-
day an effort To prclru, deportation
Ia Cyprus "f nearly i.Ono Jewish
refugees. and speculation promptly
ar"Sr that the ruling might provoke
u renewal of underground violence.
dormant for ten days.
The court discharged a hHbCas cor
puS writ granted monthly 20 Jewish
lawyers who had flied an action do
mardlug that the Palestine govern
men; show cause why the refugees
should be dCportcd.
The Jews arrived of Palestine
without immigration certificates
aboard the rickcty frCIghtcr Lochlta.
Two OF them were killed IN an hour :
riot at Haiti Monday Incidental 10
their transfer iJ three British ships.
which since have been cruising III
territorial waters. These ships now
are expected tn take the refugees {"
CypIIIS. where 5000 passengers OF
five previous refugee ships arc de-
tanned.
Usually moderate Jewish sources
aid tOday's ruling. while 'pr"icc,!T
legal" might cause extremist C!C-
mems 10 take matters into their own
hands again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-29

mining contract covering the govern
mcn-hCld mines.
TOiay's session opened with re-
ncwcd defense attempt TO win dis
miSSal of the contempt action against
Lewis. who. as before. sat with jaw
upthrust. rarely speaking TO his ten
man legal battery.
Through Attorney Edmund Burke,
Lewis claimed the governments case
actually is a criminal action instead
of civil proceeding, ms designated
and. therefore. should be thrown
out. ON this argument, too, the judge
interrupted 10 say:
The restraining order was not is
sued for the purpose of furnishing a
contempt Of the Smith-Conally act.
which iorbids strikes against the
government, but Tor the purpose of
letting the court decide whether the
coal contract with the government
could DC terminated"
Then il is not punitive proceed
inG, sir" Burke inquired. at is ex-
actlS what said il was" Goidsbor-
Ough declared.
He also told Burke: "If you know
thc exact difference between civil
and criminal contempt. you are
the only person in the United States
who docs
Assistant Attorney General John
F. Sonnet. chief government counsel,
then announced;
1--WE arc prepared to meet the re-
quiremcnts for both a civil and con-
tempt action
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-29
Greek Premier Will
Fly To I'm Meeting,
10 Protest Fighting

Athens. Nov. D-ni-PrCrnicr
Tsa!dIris is scheduled 10 fly 10 New
York Sunday with ;hc presumed aim
al laying before the United Nations
the complaint that GrCcCc'S northern
border has been viu,ni"d ~ continue
cd fighting between IcftiS' bands and
Greek troops.
Passage Tor him. his wife and two
assistants was booked yesterday. Tho
Greek government has repeatedly as
serted the bands have been supplied
from within Albania. Bulgaria and
Nu90Siavia.
CFhc Greek information Office III
London said Monday that Il formal
complaint would be made 10 the UN
Security Council. In Sofia Yesterday
George Dimitruv. EulgaTas new
Communist premier. told the grand
national assembly his government
'e"'c2orir"!Iy rrj"~E5 the s!andcrouS
accusations that bands from Bulgaria
have penetrated Greek territory" lie
said nc stood for "a Just and worthy
peace with the United Nations. sin
cCrc collaboration with ali ncighborS
including Tie Greek people. and con-
iiuuOUE friendship with the Soviet
UuionD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-29
New Fight Between Java Natives
And DutchForces Reported Started
Short Truce Ends
In The Revolution
Over Eost Indies

Batavia. Java. Nov. 29.-DP,-Ncw
fighting was reported today To have
broken out between lndoncSian re-
pu1licans and Dut-h forces. end
ing Il shor!-livcd iru,c in the 15-
m"n'h-l"us East Indies revolution.
Only TIVE wccEs ago. delegates of
the two governments initiated pro-
v.SiOnIl agreement for an indcpcn-
dent lndonCSia in Il lasting union
with the Netherlands. The Indonc-
si?n Information ministry said hos
,ilitIcS begun yesterday were I'M
der way on all fronts and threaten
cd 10 become large scale. Dutch
tanks arc i'm action Is miles south
cast of here. The announcement said.
and Tire army of the lndDncSian re-
public has cancelled all leaves.
The clashes are reported Ia have
been tOu%ncd OF by lnduncSian re-
fI'SHl 10 accept Il Dutch army ruling
allowing no republican soldiers with
i'm two kilomCtcrS Of Allied peri
meters.
y Dutch army spokesman. how
ever. said that while the military
situation ~ Java has gradually been
dCtCrirratiug III the last two months
there was no truth III the Ind;ncSiar
reports that fighting had broken out
on all fronts.