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FIVE TONS OF JEWISH ARMS

SEIZED IN PARIS RAID Arab C-In-C Sets Up Embassy

His Headquarters

Storekeeper

Charged Parls, Mar. 6.

Seven persons, including one American, were ar- rested today and a cache of five tons of arms and ammunition, reportedly parachuted into France and destined for Jewish forces in Palestine, was seized by the French police in a raid on a Parls garage, Police officials, who seized the arms (which in- cluded Bazookas, heavy machine guns, sub- machine guns, grenades and anti-personnel mines) said that some machine guns were still in their parachute containers when they were found this morning in the rear of a truck, National officials conducting several Araba opened fire from the Investigation and that they behind a wall, hitting Mr. Hea- believed that the arms were cox; he was not seriously in- parachuted into France around jured. Chartres and then shipped to loaded Paris where they are into, trucks and sent to Mar- seilles en route to Palestine.

The police said that all those arrested were Jews. Poles or The police said Rumaniana. they were searching for a man, believed to be an Irgun mem-

her, who recently arrived in Paris from Tel-Aviv.

saw:

were

Among those arrested in the pre-dawn raid was Louis Rawn. 26-year-old Pole, who was said to be the head of the organiza- iton and an irgun member. He his bad 380,000 francs in possession when seized today.

Also arrested

Jacob Amranibrandazant, 49, of War

Joseph Kohn, 40, 'who was said to be from Philadel phia and

have been in France only two months; Nor- bert Robe, owner of the truck in which the arms were dis- covered; and Edouard Horn, in arrest- whose home. Robe was ed. Horn and Robe, originally from Palestine. are naturalized Frenchmen.-United Press,

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Arab C-in-C.

Big Four Study Case Of Libya

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Moscow, Mar, 0

Cairo, Mar. 6. George A. Bindock, British The Big Four nations today storekeeper at the Moscow Em- began a study of what to do bassy, may appear In court in with Libya, potential base of Moscow on Wednesday to stand American and British power to trial on charges preferred against resist Communism in Europe, him by a Russian girl.

commission representing the Bindock was to have been tried United States, Russia, Britain and

appear. France left Cairo by plane on Friday but did not It was slated that his

absence Tripolitanla, where the British Mili was on instructions to

Moscow tary Administration has been repair- from the Foreign Office in Lon-ing roads, barracks and other facili- tigs and the Americans are tidying Bindock, who is 20 years of age and a native of North Lon-up the wartime ale base at Mellaha, In addition to the American air- three don, is liable to

years field,

which can handle Superfor Imprisonment if convleted-AB-

tresi bombert and glani transports, the saciated Press

commissioners vw 511 glimpse of the big Brkish-operated airport.

don.

N. Ireland Bye-Election

Fawzi El Kaukji, the Com- mander-in-Chief of the Arab' Army of Liberation, has ar-

Armagh, Mar, G rived in Palestine from Damas

Major J. R. E. Harden retained cus to lead his army into battle. the County Armagh seat in the

Reports reaching Jerusalem House

Conumons for the from the "Triangle of Terror" Unionist Party

the bye-elect- were an- in Samaria suggest that Fawzi ton, of which results- El. Kaukji is making his head-nounced tonight.

quarters in the area of the Mos lem stronghold of Nablus.

Already

many hundreds of trained Iraqi and Syrian troops have taken up positions in that area with thousands of Arabs who

arc encamped in the Samaria and Galilee areas after Anishing their military training outside Palestine.

Artillery

ot

He polled 90,730 votes over his anti-partitionist opponent, Mr. Seamos O'Reilly,

The bye-election was caused by the death of Sir William Allen, who was returned unopposed at the last general election-Reuter

"MOCK WAR”.

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have

From these airports, planes can fly non-stop and back to points in Europe some 200-miles away.

will In Tripoli, the Commision hear spokesmen for Arab, Italian and other residents, Later the representa tives plan to visit French-administer- ed Ferzan, and towards the end of April go to Benghazi, Cyrenaica.

The Commission will not make re

or but will report to the commendation deputy Foreign Ministers, who have until September 15 to agree on the future of Italy's former African om- pire, If no agreement is reached the question will go to the UNO,~A1- sociated Press.

Dockyard Course At Southampton

London, Mar. 6.

Wiesbaden, Mar. 0 Informed quarters consider

About 50 American Air Force arrival Knukji's

to ba the

*Dukotas* will troop-carrying signal for all-out preparations leave Munich loaded with troops for large-scale battles through-on March 10 to take part in a out the Holy, Land.-Reuter. two-day mock battle against

Dock and Harbour offelála simulated enemy-guerilla troops

in Hesse, in the United States from Greece, the Netherlands, Zone of Germany. an Air Force Italy, Finland and Sweden are communique said today,

attending a course at South- At the same time. Thunder-ampton, organised by the Bri- bolt" aircraft will engage in tish Council simulated strating and dly: bombing exercises in the largest scale manoeuvres to the under- taken by the American forces in of the Germany since the end

Damascus, Mar. 0. A high Syrian official sold two batteries of Arab heavy artillery moved into Palestine today.

Military observera speculated the batterica probably were mada up of 75-millimetro guns takon American Shot

Jover from the French Army and Jerusalem, Mar, 6.

Mr. Robert retooled recently in Syria.-Asso- Hencox of Paramount News,ciated Press. was shot in the leg when Arabs opened fire on a car in which he and two other cameramen

were travelling.

Mr. Heacox, an American, had filmed the evacuation of 1,500 British troops and police' and their families at Halfà port and

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war-Reuter

Ten Days To Find A Solution

Lake Success, Mar. 6.

was returning by car to Jeru-Four, Big-Power members of the United Nations,

salem.

In the dock area of Haifa, his car stopped to await the ar- rival of Army lorries. When the car began moving in the company

several lorries, of

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Delegates come to London on March 10 for a final week's programme arranged by the Port of London authorities.-- Associated Press.

Maritime Conference

Geneva, Mar. 6. The United Nations Maritimo Conference closed on Saturday with formal signature of the constitution of the new inter- government maritimo consul- tative organisation.

The constitution was adopt-

Thio Soviet delegate, M. A British spokesman announs- Gromyko, said that representa-ed, however, that Britain would tives of the Big Powers would carry through with her threatened by 21 votes to 1. The only oned boycott of consultations, ap negative vote Was that of begin private consultations the Holy Land problem on Mon-pearing only when she is called China. day morning in his now Park to provide information about the United Avenue headquarters Now Palestine altuation to the

in York.

DUTCH VICTORY AGAINST TWO ENEMIES

(Continued from Page 6)

If you drink, avoid whisky (58

ig.

Abstaining delegations States, Chilla, Russia and France. cluded those of Sweden, Den- The Big Power sub-committee mark, Norway and Egypt. Fin- was ordered by the

which Security Coun- land,

had. orginally cil-after a long confused day in formed part of a "Scandinavian which the United States and Rus- bloc" in the conference oppos. xia lost their parliamentary fighting some aspects of the con to have the Council put its official stitution, voted with the major- real approval on the United Neity--Associated Press. ilona partition scheme-United Press.

Secrecy

Like Success, Mar, 16.

a glass) and stick to gin. Itợ Secrecy will be the watchword cheap, it's pure, and it engenders of the Big Powers when they

GREECE TO COOPERATE

Athens, Mer.

a pleasing sentimentality. Ci-meet to discuss the explosive Greece today promised to con garettes are strictly rationed, but Palestine situation, informed quar-tinue

the

if you keep trying you'll find tors and kasman anid the ton on the Balkans, "despite the

ton

neigh-

collaboration with United Nations Special Commiss- cafe which will let you have some A UNO ai 4. for 20.

talks will be outside the jurisdic attitude of her northern Scheveningen, the Dutch Brighton of the UNO and will not be bours", the Greek news agency

and Noordwijk, д more attended by any UNO represents said tonight. demure coastal resort, are anti-tive. This left the question of Her assurances were made in cipating a British Invasion this informing the press and publie up reply to a new letter sent by the Commission to the the delegations and it was Balkans to

year.

A little inland from there, the understood that none of them was Government of normal diplomatic keepers of the Dutch dower delds anxious for any publicity during and neighbourly relations as soon are preparing for tulip time, the talks Associated Press. as possible-Reuter scheduled to be in full flower on April 25, Bulb Sunday. jare vital to the Dutch economy

They attract many tourists, and earn foreign currencies,

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US$2 A Bushel Ceiling

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On

Washington, Mar. 6.

(before the war, more than dou A 36-nation wheat agreement putting a US$2

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ble that with any other country), her inland. traffic which tied to reach. from the Rhine," down the Mediterranean, a great slice of her manhood, and at least half her national wealth. Blu very nearly lost her Empire,

Now, a. partner in Benalux,' and so due to benefit from Belgiar and 'a strong candidate

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for

|on the road to recovery,

bushel celling price on wheat exported by the United States, Canada and Australls was an- nounced today. The International Wheat Council made public the five year pact. It is subject to approval by the US Congress and to ratification by the other governments con- cerned.

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The US$2 price, ceiling is about porte to Europe, She declined to Looking at those utile Dutch Scents below the present US price, take part unless brander, pret was The minimum, "door" price, signed; governing" trucks, machinery (del) houses, those Hill Dutch provided for in the agreement is and other goods she must import. mills, and those acres of brilliant 18$1,50 a bushel in the first year," flowers, you might not suspect starting, August 1 next. It drops by

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countries their work nada climax to Pyrans of Each of the 45-importing effort to stabilize the "world" whunt agrees to take a specific, share of market by Internatlouri, gresimant, the half billlen, total. On wheat sald hemikabove chair? quotas; thien, Notably absent were: Kunal:

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