The Indian press today halled the Bombay, Ai 15.
joint declaration released following the momentous meeting on the high seas between President Roosevelt and Mr. Winston. Churchill, British Prime Minister.
The "Times of India" declared in an editorial that "there is renewed for a world uneasy over the state of gangsterism prevailing in a large part of Europe and now threatening Asia."
The "Bombay Chronicle" stated that "the question mew' arises for India, as to whether this charter of freedom will be translated el acts nai London, Aug. 16.
Herr Josef Jacobs, a German sov.
shot in the Tower London yesterday morning—the first execution in the Tower during the present the Kisling River. it was disclosed.
paoning. known as one of the important Jand and water transporfation points in ihe -hinerland of China. is also an important salt producing centre, AH Japanese planes returned safe-ien per cent per cen!
All eastern seaboard states Vir, which /iny a portion war. j i area by clothes-
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