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BLUE SHIRTS IN PEIPING Kuomintang Chief's Daughter Among Arrested

Sudden Swoop By "Statistics” Bureau

Pelping, Sept. 30.

The Government authorities today detained the daughter of an important Kuomintang mem- ber in a new series of arrests keynoted by Mayor Ho Sze-yuan's warning of the existence of a Communist underground. Following the detention of two key figures in Gov- ernor Sun Lien-chung's military administra- tion, the Céntral Government police arrested four Peiping National University students, an unnamed bureau chief of the Peiping Munici pal Council and Mrs. Yuan, daughter of Chen Pu-le, member of the State Council.

Mrs. Yuan's friends said hor Also arrested were public father is leaving Nanking for utility employees for Pelping in an attempt to secure current to a "Communlat” trans- her release,

milter.

Chen was formerly Chiang Kai- ahck's secretary. The girl was arrested, together with her hus. band, on suspicion of connection with a radio station which was closed earlier.

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Amsterdam, Oct. 1. Bertrand Russell.

British philosopher and mathematician, sald on Tuesday that war be- tween Russia and the United Staten Is *Inevitable," untess Russia accepts the American i proposals for international con- trol of the atom.

In a lecture at the University of Amsterdam, the Labour peer, said that it was "highly prob-. able" that Russia would accepti the proposals, if the rest of the, world insisted that she do so.

Later in the lecture, however, he referred to war as "very Ilkely". He said: "If the issue were forced within the next year or two, only one ske would have atomle bombs and the war might be so short as not to involve atter ruin.

The 74-year-old Earl said that there was hope for pence in the American atom control plan, be- enuse it would be an important step toward world government, -Associated Press.

Knew Too

Much?

Liverpool, England, Sept. 30. After brewing beer for nearly 60 years, George iru- ing, Liverpool, retires to. morrow without having ever had a pint of his product to drink.

The only time Irving, who is 80 years old, touched beer 100 when he tasted it for testing purposes-Reuter,

Supplying Shark Hunt

Off Formosa

The arrests, carried out by the "Military Bureau of Investigation and Statistics," are expected to continue.

Shanghai, Sept. 30,

Pakistan's

Pledge Of Goodwill

Flashing, Sept. 30. Pakistan's chief-delegate, Sir Mohammed Zafarullah, speak- Ing in the United Nations As- sembly on the occasion of his | country being admitted to membershly, pledged that Pakistan would do all within its power to bring about better understanding between nations.

Deploring false notions of racial superiority which in the past

had bred

war, Str Mohammed said Pakistan would always endeavour to promote that which tended

to-

A giant two-and-half mile ward the widening of liberty and Working In B conspiratorial net will be stretched in For-enuality, beneficent cooperation atmosphere in which all visitors monan waters by CNRRA fish- and the widest and deepest are screened, students plastered eries rehabilitation administra- tolerance, and added that posters charging that the Kuo- tion which mintang secret service has

in carrying be. China's first modern Run a "now terror campaign."

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floats and weighted by lead efforts ought to be directed to- Outaldera sald the arrests, in sinkers. pildition

The whole obstruc- warda strengthening the to undermining Hopel Governor's position, may sel Washington.

the tion will be placed by the ves-ganization and discovering develop into a Communist hunt

means of making it work in the directed against socalled liberals

spirit in which it was founded The sharks will be processed and towards and other elements whose position

the achievement is deemed by Nanking as too in. for Ilvers, meat and fins of the deals which have been dependent.-United Press,

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Britain A Shock

London, Sept. 30.

Britain recoiled in undisguised disgust today at the suggestion of a Harvard Professor that a large part of the British population emigrate while the nation cut itself from the Empire and lived within the Island's income.

Outrages

Jerusalem, Sept. 30. While the Palestine police to night continued their hunt for the terrorists who yesterday blasted Halla' police headquar-

ters with a tar barrel full of high explosives, killing 10 and injuring 54, two more outrages were m.

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Even Dr. Franklin Bicknell, Heflecting Mr. Winston Chur-ported, one in Jerusalem and one prominent British dietician chill's appeal to the nation last 20 miles from Haifa. who created a furore a few month, Dr. Bicknell told the At the same tinfe the authori months ago by declaring that United Press, "I thoroughly ties prepared to receive Britain was dying from mal disagree with the Harvard Pro-more non-quota immigrant ships nutrition, had no kind words fessor. It is the duty of the 3,850 refugees on board.

with according to Jewish sources for the Harvard sociologist, Dr. British people to stick by their

The ships, the Paducah Pitirim Sorokin.

country during this sticky the Northlands, were sighted in patch."

the Black Sea during the week-- Dr. Bicknell, an outspoken end, and were expected to reach Conservative, said that if Bri- Palestine territorial waters tung left now because of diy night, satisfaction with the Govern Today's Jerusalem explosion, ment, the emigration would when bombs blasted an Arob draln off the Conservative shop near the Jaffa gate, was be

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Verdun: But These Do Get Past

Paris, Sept. 30.

Four armoured cars with machine guns, heading a convoy of 143 French Army lorries, today broke through the barricades erected in Ver- dun by demonstrators resisting the transport of 400 tons of American sugar to the French Occupation Zone of Germany.

No one was injured in clashes between police and pickets put on watch at the barricades by the local Communist leaders. The lorries, laden with the sugar, which had been unload. ed from two barges on the RI- ver Meuse, were followed by a dozen jeeps Alled with armed Hepublican security squada,

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presence of. 800 women dele- Muss meetings in protest gates from all parts of the were held daring the weekend country.

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soil, Britain would Dr. Cyril Garbett, Arch- emerge from the "starvation bishop of York today called HK.: Tel. 30311 diet" within ten years. Ho upon British political parties said the recent meat cut of to agree on measures "neces- twopance weekly had resulted sary to save the nation from in the diminishing of a work- economie catastrophe." ing man's energies equal to the Dr. Garbett said harder work loss of one manpower hour and national unity were essen- daily.

tial and added, "Without coali- Food Ministry officials made tion it ought to be possible for of the different no comment on Prof. Sorokin's the leaders

reiterating parties to meet together statement beyond the claim that British health reach an agreement on the mea was generally better than be- aures which they believe are:

necessary."-Associated Press. fore the war-United Press.

and

Agreement Reached Under Duress

is which a principal figure was Half a dozen women, ap- M. Andre Savard, the Commun-parently,

Teheran, Sept. 30. members of the 1st deputy for the Meuse, who Housewives League," which An assertion that Persia's agreement with the Inst night urged the demon-] has been campaigning against Soviet Union for a joint exploitation of the strators lie down, if necessary, the Government's austerity

northern oilfields was not binding was made before the lorries to prevent measures, gained access to tho in the Majlis (Parliament) today by a sup them from passing?".

hall. Among the demonstrators Their boos and catcalls and

porter of Ghavam es Sultaneh, the Persian wero nerя from Bouligny vehement protests and calls for Prime Minister who made the agreement. who went into the town af- order from

Minister | he said, would be held respon "When delegates several

the Prime

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ter the clashes over the week times forced Mr. Shinwall to gave the undertaking, our coun-able.

More recently, the United end between the police and pause until order had been retry was in great danger and for civilians.-Reuter.

eign troops were on Persian soll," States, in a letter signed by Mr. When he resumed the Inter the Deputy for Kurdistan, Fara. George C. Marshall, Secretary of Stato, assured Perala that her in- zollah Apei, declared, ruptions began.

tegrity would be defended in' caso Mr. Shinwall, in Bis speech, The Premier's action was de- her refusal to grant oli to Russia, Bald' responsibility for the pre-signed only to free Persia from should have. sent situation Iny beavily on the danger, and his undertaking sequences-Reuter. the shoulders of Liberals and was therefore not binding, he

added. Conservatives.-Reuter,

Egyptian Cholera Outbreak

The agreement to form a Russo- Catro, Sept. 30. Flushing Meadows, New York, Persian oil company to exploit Dr. Neglb Iskander Pasha,

Sept. 30: north Persian oil was reached in Egypt's Minister of Public

The Philippine delegation to April 1946, when the Russians Health, said today that the day submitted a resolution, for wene garrisoned in north Persia. latest official figures showed adoption by the General At-M. Sadchikov, the Russian Am "drop of nearly 50 percent: in sembly, to make Spanlab the on behalf of the Soviet Govern

baszador, bax' delivered two notes the number of suspected cases third working language of the ment, demanding, immediate, rati- proving that the situation is United Nations, in addition to cation of the

trealy by the now well in handitu defe French and English-Reuter. Paralan Government and Parlis.

An announcement tonight

ment, but the freaty: remains wald that 37 Dew-deaths were.

without ratincatio reported. 76 naw positive cases rose to its highest level since that the consequences of re Last month M, Sadchikov sald break of the epidemia il 15 erant oli to Russia would

I beg dingarana 7331 Reactionaries/

and 50 How suspected cases of cholera,The toll of naaualties,

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