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Smertenko Puts All The Blame On Britain:

Rome Embassy Was "A Spy Base'

Shannon Airport, Jan. 19.

An accusation that the British Government was carrying out "acts of terrorism" in Palestine, was made today by Professor John Smertenko, vice-President of the American League for Free Palestine. He also denied that there were any Jewish terrorists in the country. "Smertenko, who is now on his way back to New York after being refused permission tu land in England. said in an interview here that in Palestine the British "have an Army of 100,000 and keep screaming alot the presence in the court. į one day return to Ireland try of 3,000 terrorists." "where the people understand

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nantly subjected to a bomb outrage had been used as spying base for shipping leav-

ng Italy which was possibly jo carrying Jewish refugees to Palestine.

The professor said he would

"But," he added, "in actual the situation."Reuter. fact there are no terrorists but

instead the entire Jewish popu- ANOTHER

lation is against them and this talk of terror bands is

just

propaganda to cover up their GOVERNOR

w terrorism."

The professor considered that FOR GEORGIA

Atlanta, Jan. 19.

the British Gavernment "was just as impotent to settle the Palestine problem as it was to| Melvin Ernest Thompson, the settle the Irish question."

latest claimant to the Governor-

In Ireland he said, the Bri-ship of Georgia, will demand. tish just tried to control

possession of the Executive country which they had

Chamber and Mansion at 2 p.. business to control",

tomorrow.

Louis Bromfield

About his exclusion from Britain Professor Smertenko issue thought that the main

be

KARL MARX MSS.

Berlin, Jan. 19. Manuscripts of Karl Marx, founder of International- Socialiam, have just come ta light in Germany after sur- viving not only the war but Hitler's keresy hunters.

One was presented to.Pra- ess Wysokinaky, Scientific Secretary of the Moscow In- atitute of Philosophy at a Jena Thuringia) conferencC to mark the first post-war contact between German and Soviet scholars-Reuter.

Staff Jobs For Air Officers

Washington, Jan. 19. War Department officers said today that General of the Army Dwight Eisenhower has approved the top General Staff Jobs to air a policy of turning over half, af

force officers.

Eisenhower made the new policy at the persistent request vi the AAF Commander, Gen." Carl Spaatz.

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No Peace

In Holy

Land

Jerusalem, Jan. 19. The secret radio of the Jewish terrorist

group, Irgun Zvai Leurni, "The Voice of Fighting Zion," declared in its usual Sunday broadcast today: "There will be no peace in the Holy Land."

The radio accused the Jewish Arency, of stopping Jewish illegal immigration into. Palestine so as to have peace in the country dur- ine the resumed London confer- ence on Palestine this month.

"Immigration

continue will the broadcast nevertheless." added. Reuter.

"Take No Chances"

Jerusalem, Jan. 19. Palestine police. flying squat curs are tonight scouring Jeru salem for two stolen vehicles with radio orders to "arrest all the occupants and lake no chances." The missing vehicles are black saloon taxi and a three-ton Army lorry. stolen today from Sarafand Camp. Palestine's big-

There was believed to little likelihood that

It is intended to prepare AAP Herman leaders for the day when they claimant, will have Talmadge, the rival would hand them over.

autonomy under the unification pro Thompsun was sworn in yes, sented to Conal to be pre-gest gairisen. Both are belleved to have been stolen by Jewish was not whether he could land terday as Lieutenant-Governor, i „ither the director

The new pulley provides that terrorists. Reuter. in Britain but whether a critic and claimed the governorship ¦ director of each of the six Gen- or assistant of British policy had the sight as successor Lur Ellis Arnall. erai Staff divisions and the L to speak against that policy in

cial staff · "a supposedly democratic coun-years, who resigned earlier in posts shall be an air This step is strongly the day.' try."

resented by ground force officers. Talmadge was elected Gov-Director of the War Department Maj-Gen. Lauris Norstad, erner by the State legislature Plans and Operations Division, is Flast Wednesday after his father the only AAF officer currently Eugrée Talmadge, the Gover-directing a General Staff section. nor-elect had died.-Reuter.

United Press.

He added emphatically "we are not just going to let this thing drop."

Over

"We will send

Win Rogers Junior the son of the famous American Cowboy hu- morial or the novelist Louis Bromfield, or some other pro- minent member of the Ameri- cau League, to fudon, to let the British Government in- diedte to the British people whether they are keeping out Smertenko or the truth about Palestine."-

He alleged that the British Embassy in Rome-which was

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Foreign Office Is Astonished

London, Jan. 19.

Pravda's allegations on Wednesday that Mr. Ernest Bevin repudiated the 1942 Anglo-Soviet alliance in his broadcast on Dec. 22, brought forth an official statement from the Foreign Office tonight.

The statement read; "His Majesty's Ambassador in Moscow has been instructed to communicate to Generalissimo Stalin the following state- ment of the views of His Majesty's Govern- ment regarding the article which was publish- ed in Pravda on Jan. 15:

"His Majesty's Government were surprised at the sugges- tion which was elaborated in a mast misleading manner by

Deserters

Pravin that the Anglo-Soviet Executed

treaty of alliance and post-

war

collaboration might be regarded in Londen as super. seded by the United Nations organisation.

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"Victory"

Fights A New War

London, Jan. 10. Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship, Victory, which earned her name the hard way, today was reported to be gainely fighting Ber toughest battle. She is being aided by the new insecticide DDT as the oakeh heart gallant vessel is being at- tacked by hordes of beetles, the newspaper Sunday Dispatch re- ported.

Stout timbers which ficked of roundshots ke pebbles and en- dured the sens since 1760, are la danger of 'crambling. Crew mem- ters, however, have blown DDT into tholes drilled in the ship's- timbers. And beetles have been ecrambling from their wooden nests only to be sucked up by

huge cleaners.

During 1948 the daily catch

averaged 6,000 beetles, an officer told the Dispatch. He said the Department of Scientific and In- Austrial Researchs brestne in- terested in 1930 when damage was first reported." We are op timistic about our present, efforts and I think the Victory has at least 50 years of service left in her" the officer said,

The ship is tied up the Portsmouth Teheran, Jan. 19.

navn! yard where The Teberan radio reported officers proudly point her out to officially today 13 Persian officers visitors and Royal Navy recruits, had been executed for deserting to

-United Press. the rebel Azerbaijan forces and to the Kurdistan rebels,

"The Foreign Secretary,

The executions took place at supervise the general elections) behalf of the Government, has Tabriz. capital of Azerbaijan at Ardabil and Mahabad. several times urged, an exten† (known as the "home rule" pro- Tonight's newspapers stated sion of the treaty and has ex vince until Government troops os- that the former Holic Prosecu pressed regret that the Gov. cupied it last month after the tor in the Azerbaijan autonomous erament proposals to this at- local rebel government had re-roverment had been exteried at fect have not found aceptance

fused to admit security troops to Tabriz-Reuter. by the Soviet Government."

The statement was handed to the Soviet Government by Sir Maurice Peterson himself, together with a copy of Mr.! Bevin's broadcast, made after his return from the New York session of the Council of For- eign Ministers,

The Pravda artície quoted Mr. Bevin's statement that Britain "does not tie horself tu anybody except in regard to her obligations under the Charter."

Cortot Concert Ends

In An Uproar

Paris, Jan. 19.

A concert at the Theatre des Champs Elysees end- ed in an uproar yesterday when the Paris Con- servatoire Orchestra refused to accompany the noted French pianist Alfred, Cortot, in Schumann's Piano Concerto,

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Cortot, who was making his At à repetition concert later first public appearance inj in the day the orchestra Paris after 18 months' ban be tempted to start the programme cause of his alleged attitude with La Mer, but two members. by during the German occupation, of the audience climbed on to war about to start playing when the rostrum and forcibly pro- a member of the orchestra came vented the conductor from beat- to the front of the stage and] ing time, a

Out Of Context This was interpreted Fravda as indicating that the 20-year Anglo-Soviet alliance was considered in London to be superseded.

The broadcast was Intended to show that Britain's foreign policy was not aligned in

an unti-Soviet direction but on the contrary favoured co-operation among all the United Nations, especially with Soviet Russin and the United States of America, with the object of preserving the peace and aid. ing reconstruction.

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told the audience that, the or- This concert too wasfabandon- chesira could not accompany¦ ed-Reuter, : the pianist.

Ife said the Musicians' Union, which had previously "excluded" Cortot for professional reasons, had decided to enforce this

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