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...side on which I was standing, about twenty yards astern of my position. It felt like the ship had crashed into a well-rooted dock. It threw me four feet across the deck, but I did not fall, and I did not feel any explosion-just this very great jar...
...five jar things,'' Say the bells of Saint Martin's. "When will you pay me?" Say the bells of Old Bailey...
...Talk can jar markets, but it cannot stop a credit inflation. Base of U.S. credit is the excess reserves of the national banks which today total about $5,000,000,000, theoretically enough to blow up consumer purchasing power by at least another $35,000,000,000. Under the Banking Act of 1935, the Federal Reserve can raise its present reserve requirements by only one-seventh. This would still leave a $30,000,000,000 credit base for consumers...
Dernier Cri. On the Manhattan market appeared a cookie jar that automatically yelled "Mamma!" whenever it was tampered with...
Thousands of yellow-clad priests escorted the jar through the streets of Cambodia's ancient capital, Pnom-Penh, to a towering, shining new pagoda. The body was placed in a gleaming gold-&-silver catafalque. As plaintive music sounded, the new, handsome young King Sianouk of Cambodia, Sisowath's nephew, lighted a fire under Sisowath's bodily remains and incinerated them. An elegantly robed and uniformed audience made obeisance. Among them were French Indo-China's Governor General Admiral Jean Decoux, who used to rule over Sisowath, and a Japanese General representing Emperor Hirohito, who now rules...