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PALESTINE JEWS SHOUTING FOR 'REVENGE ON BRITAIN Blame For Latest LABOUR PARTY REPORT

Bomb Outrage

Jerusalem, Feb. 22.

The toll of British killed and wounded in Jerusalem reached 20 tonight as Jews thronged the streets yelling revenge against the British, who they blamed for the bomb outrage which wrecked the Jewish Ben Yehuda Street, causing a death-roll-according to hospital reports-of

45. Rescue workers laboured under are lights and car headlamps tonight in the rubble of four-storey buildings over the 100-yard area blasted by a dynamite-packed lorry at dawn today.

As 1,000) then and women laboured') wierkage, from which

In the

badly injurd had already been taken to hospital, reports came of at- tacks on British wolliers and another heavy explosion wet the-sirras wail. ing ukai.

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Д

Another

Five British salifiers died and six were wounded when their armoured inery was blown up by an electrient- by-detonated mine. Later British soldige was shot dead and seriously wounted while they were being treated le hospital for injuries received when their lory was blown

by a mine.

The gumman who entered the hos pital was believed to be a Jew.

"Murderers”

Tizice mote Hrish servicemen

killed when Jews mortared their billets in Jerusalem's Street a star Prophets,

Earlier today, in fighting which broke out immediately after she ex plosion teren"

two

Britain's

Struggle With Snow

London, Feb. 22. Temperatures in Southern England rose slightly today as snow- ploughs and road gangs continued their all-night struggle to open blocked roads and force a way to

when the cry "British mur-villages marooned in the

went up ang the angry

Royal Air Force men and severe snowstorms of the dier were

shot dead and alast three days. padre wounded when the Jews

A slow thow began in the PawitÇ British

**RISH | London area and the Southwest.

But there

Indications were more frost early tomorrow, mun. Ing and motorists were warned

treacherous to beware of

b eritien) did the situation become hat British troops and police whe had rushed to help in the reseve work bad the witdrawn for their www safety.

Three Arabs were killed and they

bols injured when three mortar fell on the Misharak quarter, behind Jerusalem's ventral prison, tonight.

Mystery Car Jewish fire directed at a police armoured rar was silenced when bige other armed police cars open

with Bren guns near the Jewish Agency, Intense sporadic fir- „ng cominued for some time.

Several Jews in the areas fringit he scent of the explosion wwere wounded and are was reported kill.

1 by gutsfire.

The Jews were convinced that the British were responsible, for', the Ben Yehuda Street outrage, the greatest

ince

the King David Hotel, British headquarters, was blasted on July 22, 1946, with the loss of more than 20 liver

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The police are searching for

moured car seen speeding fruta he scene of the explosion tesar. Stab villages along the Jaita Rad. Irgun Order

Mr.

to

faces.

of

sur-

The Air Ministry tonight'gave warning of gales round the south and east coasts.

In London, it was still freezing at midday but the mercury had climbed to 35 degrees Fahrenheit by 4.00 p.m., compared with 29 degrees yesterday, and remained

here for some hours.

Although there had been ከሳ snow at one point of the Nor folk coust foam from the reced- ing tide froze hard at midday.

In South Devonshire, milk froze in churns while awaiting collection by the roadside and on Dartmoor stocks af fodder were collected for transport to lonely parts of the Great Bleak Moor. where wild ponies congregate in bad weather.

Armoured cars, converted into

stranded.—Reuter.

of

ON MARSHALL PLAN

London, Feb. 22.

A report on the Marshall Plan has been drawn up by the International sub-committee of the Bri tish Labour Party as a basis for discussion at the conference of Socialist organisations of the 16 Marshall Plan nations to be held here to- wards the end of March.

The report, which will be and Western European Inter- considered and probably approv. | dependence. ed by the National Party

Door Open Executive this work, is under- It underlined the necessity of #tood lo call on, the Socialist teaving all doors open for the groups to give the lead by Soviet to take part in the gen- ndopting the Marshall Plan as

cral European settlement Mat an all to Europian unity and shull aid is described as indis- recovery, but to avoid any steps pensable if a disastrous Euro calculated to give the impres-pean situation is to be nvolded. alem of any military aligniment against the Soviet Union.

The recent International So clalist Conference at Antwerp called for such a report as a basis for discussion at the forthcoming talks,

The report conceden. the Unit- ed States right to know that aid is being properly used and t expect the necessary safeguards fer that object.

At the same time, It. reaffirms the right of European peoples The report, which may be n

to shape their own social and powerful instrument in shaping economic destiny and refects European policy, in understood any idea of the abandonment of dralare the British Labour Socialist policies as a condition. Party's recognition of Eastern of aid.

HAPSBURG PROPERTIES CONFISCATED

Boycott

The report, it is understood, assumes the exclusion of France Spata from Marshall aid.

The Labour Party is still firm In ita resolve to advise its mem- bers against participation in the European unity conferenco at The Hague in May, sponsored Budapest, Feb. 22. by Mr. Winston Churchill, lead-

Govern- The Hungarian

er of the Conservative Party ment has decided to take

and a British all-party commit- over all properties in the

tee. the country belonging to

·Hapsburg family. The Haps- Hungary burg estates in' have already been spliť up and handed over to peasant owners under the land re- form decrees of three years REO,

The new order therefore

that meand

castles and other buildings belonging..

former Austro-Hun- to the

to- .garian royal family.

gether with their valttable contents, will now pass to the State,Reuter.

Shinwell

Reply To Churchill

Durham, Feb. 22.

The Labour Party considera That this Churchili-inspired movement would not secure the support of all progressive cle- ments in Europe. Reuter.

COMMISSION IN ERITREA

Mogadishu, Feb, 22. The four-power commission which is visiting former Italian colonies to report on the ques- tion of their future control. finished its work in Somaliland today and left by air for Asmara, Eritrea, on the way to Luxor, Egypt.

The commission, which com- prises 27 members representing Britain, France, the United Stales, and Russia, has been in Africa since November.

It has now visited Eritrea and tailan Somaliland and will go later to Tripoli and Cyrenaica.→→ Reuter.

FLYING — BOATS

snowploughs, three times opened Mr Emanuel Shinwell, Minis- the road between Hope Valley ter of War and Chairman of the and Chapel-en-le Frith, in the Labour Party, replied in a speech Peak district Derbyshire.at Denthili, dear here, tonight to

taxis. _were_ Mr.Winston Churchill's_appeal. where couches and

to the Labour Party to join the Congress of European Unity at

. GROUNDED issued a joint statement tonight warn-The Hague next May,

Wellington, Feb, 22. "We doubt very much whether ing the Jewish community "not to complicate matters by taking the law Mr. Churchill's conference is Tasman Empire Airways in our own hands,"

truly representative and it eer-nounced today that, "In the in-"! The statement said Jewish in tainly cannot be regarded as nterests of public safety", all four "Commander in Chief Menahom stitutions were investigating today's platform for stating the Socialist rf. its Sandringham flying boats Helgin.

outrage and were-in contact with the view on the reconstruction of had been grounded, while the The Jewish Agency and the Jewish authorities and Jewish represenEurope,"

engines would be modifed. National Council Vas Leumi) tives abroad-Reutgi.

The Sandringham,

Guy Cox, the Exchange Telegraph corresponent in Palestier, who was earlier stay reported have been shot, died from injuries r

gived in a car crash, it was officially isported. He was 27,

Palestine now awaits Frgue Zval Leumi reprisals against the British which have

it heen unfered by

Britain Accused Of Partiality

Lake Success, Feb. 22.

The Jewish Agency for Palestine stated today that the British policy and administration in Pales- tine was strengthening the Arab attack on partition, weakening the Jewish defence and' Seriously threatening peace and security.

The Agency made thir charge, instary, as "untenable" as the "profen- Palestine a memorandum to the United Na- |-d British neutrality" in tiune Security Council.

The mentärandum · rejectest receni statements hy Str Alexander Cadogan, permanent British delegate to she Security Council, and Mr. Arthur Creech Jotter, Colonial Secre

Danish

fid not distinguish between aggren- for and victim.

the

The Palentine Government was hot", only, obtracting the Palestine Com nision but had also failed. In its obligation.

to maintain law, nemorandum, added.

The memorandum soid it appeared inevitable that, unless preventive ac• tion was taken internationally, there

■ fall-scals Arab, attack

Produce Ford be

the United Nations decision.'

Britain

Copenhagen, Feb. 22.

Denmark is to send → Bellkin butter, bacon and eggs--but at considerably higher prices under-a-new-trade agreement announced today by the Danish Office, star. AARD VELE MIN

In exchange Britain, will: deliver to Deninark minimum quanillier of Bd. tish exports, including coal, fron and

Denmark

Under

will be able to use segling |tain" "payments: "parside, the bloc, for example to buy fertilisers from Calle

The attack' would be sconger and the Jewish defence wesker as ■ direct consequence of the mandatory Gov- ernment's policy, and, administrative practice.

The Arabs were "powerfully en- couraged" in their fight by the aimosphere of tolerance and the relative impunity with which they have been able to operate. Reuter,

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Shangbai

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15th Apr.

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18th May

17th June

India

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„Trade talks between the two "tries) had been going on ever last September. They broke ever; Danish food

prices.

over, British" "déllyellës./

Denmark will, dallyros in Britai

10 per cent of her exportable surplu

bacon-Reuter

9 Clergyman: 24:Proportion. 11 Bocial5,25 Warde-off.

distinction,-26 Press, Pag 27 Writing M 12. Sincere..

15. Wash out, 28 Make-be- Secretariat arrived today, at Ke-13 Bainh

loved „Lindia: Airport, about eight miles

north ́"" of "Jerusalem.;

"bé" staying

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forward.

5 Discourse

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down,

7 Revised.

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