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THE CHINA MÄIL, THUR SDAY, MARCH 18, 1948,"

U.N.O. DEBATES PALESTINE

Arabs Remain Obdurate On Partition

Country Becoming || Another Korea

Lake Success, Mar: 16.

When the debate on Palestine was resumed in the Security Council today, M. Camille Chamoun, of The Lebanon, told the Council that the Arab countries would never accept measures to Im- plement the partition resolution which they consider unjust and contrary to the Charter. M. Chamoun argued that, according to the League of Nations Covenant, Palestinë antomatically becomes an independent country when the mandate ends on May 15. Addressing himself particularly Agency in Germany reported to In the United States delegate, he day.

director of Dr. Hartman, the Arab countries had friendly relations with the United Agency In Germany, estimated States for over a century,

that by the end of October, 1949. 70,000 Jews would have emigrated from the American Zone,-Router. |

said

"This friendship and cooperation are now e.mpletely jeopardised because Zrontst pressure Вп driven the American Administra- tion to follow the line

hos taken", he said.

Economic transactions between he Arab countries and the United States were also, menaced by "the prejudiced attitude of the United States towards Palestine". M. Chamoun declared.

Today it clearly appears that Palestine bids fair to become second Koren or another Mace- donia, tut Greece, Turkey and

that! Iran will be encircled, and the Middle East, the nerve centre the world, will thus face the most serious danger of its history. "The Arab countries are unani. mous in refecting the recomanen. daisons of the General Assembly adopted on November 20, 1947, relating to the partition of Pales tine.

Encourage Chaos "From Europe to Central Asia, only few European countries which can be counted on one's tinger, together with the Middle East, constitute a barrier to in- vading Communiern.

"Do not encourage chaos in the blue of the Middle East, Do not weaken ile strength of resistance nor Rs faith in democracy and in the organisation of the United Nations, to which it has always given ita sincere and constructive cooperation,"

Addressing himself to the United States representative, M. Cha moun said: "I ask you to advise your politicians to stop playing with fire for the sake of their local interests,"

Syrian Statement Farly El Khoury, of Syria, said he was asked by his Government

to make this statement:

the

NEW WEAPON IN PALESTINE

Jerusalem. Mar. '16.

Arabe and Jews fought each other. with snow balls to- in Central Jerusalem day, with groups, of Royal Air Force men standing by and cheering as bits were scored.

Passersby cattered for shelter, ducking into door- ways, as the Arabs opened the barrage across up #

barbed concertina

wire separating them from the Jowish quarter, The Jewz quickly replied and the en- half gagement · lasted for an hour.Reuter.

DOCTORS TO DISCUSS

HEALTH

SCHEME

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Prague, Mar. 16. The 20,000-acre estate of the 882-year-old Pre- monstratensian Order

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The Order will, however, be al lowed to keep 123 acres - will the Polish Count Adam Pontisjowski, who held 4,000 acres.

In future, anly one newspaper re preting the Slovak resistance or ganisations, Bojovnik, will be allow ed in Bratisters, the executives of the resistance organisations have de cided.

Oher pinpers and magazines will be closed down.

The Premonstratensian Order, an

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Tomorrow's conference will show House of Commons, in special debate, has reaffirmed its sun-what initative the doctors intend to

take to end this uneasy purt of the measure, and the doctors and Parliament have thus confront- Įassairs, el une another in open opposition.

Effects

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state of

It will have before it a resolution British from the Council of the Medical Association, expressing the hope the Government will make it possible for the profession to operate by a measure which will "inaintain the integrity of medicine" and "prevent doctors being changed Into State servante."

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New York, Mar. 16. About 360,000 miners were on strike in 12 States today, cutting

daily production than 1,800,000 tons of soft cool.

Another 55,000 miners in the open pita of Western Pennsylvaniu today joined the 210,000 bitu minous coal workers called out by Mr. John L. Lewis, the United Mineworkers President, yesterday

At the same time, more miners About 150 other resolutions

from the soft coal falds of the been submitted for consideration at southern States joined the walk-

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New Orleans, Mar. 16.

The atomic bomb will not leave behind a race of sterile, grotesque hu-changing in best selary proposal, man beings, an expert to operate frem July 5-Reuter, reports.

Captain R. Harold Draeger, who is in charge of the Atomic Energy Medical group

and has been studying atomic radiation after-effects, reports that:

"Firstly, the disturbances in Palestine are only local clashes in which Arabs and Jews of the country are involved. The Arab infiltration of volunteers from out- side countries are very few in comparison with the infiltration

Atomic radiation will not bring of armed Jewish immigrants. The about terllity; it will not belog Arab states, Including Syria about future generations of ill-form- have not taken part in these ined, grotesque human beings:

Plante will not increase to an abnormal size in places where bombs have been dropped:

filtrations.

Secondly, the Arab states fa vour any slution which preserves the unity of Palestine on the Scari from atomic burns on the

basis of democracy.

lang.

"Thirdly, the Arab states will Japanese are a different from burni

incendiary bomb not interfere in the future fight-cart by regular ine

no apparently and there ing in Palestine as long ay no lesting effects on the victims-they

either die within a few days or re Cover with to three months of proper treatment.

other foreign force intervenon."

After the President of the Coun- ell, Dr. T. F. Thiong (China) re- ported that the "Big Four" were not ready to make a statement on Palestine, the Council adjourned till Friday morning-Reuter.

Mufti In Beirut

Beirut, Mar. 16. Haj Amin Ei Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem, arrived here today from Cairo to attend the first meeting tonight of the special Arab League session called to discuss the Palestine situation and the recent developments in The Ye men-Reuter,

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Jewish Plana

owners refused to accept a pen- iden plan of $100 a month.

In addition, 100,000 meat pack- ing workers, affecting about 140 plants, were also out, pressing de- mands for an hourly wage in- crease of 20 cents. A closure of the plants threatens to out the as-

tion's ment supplies by one half.

-Reuter.

Buckingham Palace Still Minus Heat

~London, Mar. 16. ——————| The Strike Committee of the stokers, whose stop- page of work has deprived the Houses of Par- liament, Buckingham Palace and Government departments of central heating and hot water, will tomorrow consider proposals which may result in an early end to the strike.

A spokesman of the Strike The proposals have been sub- mitted in the recommendations Committee said the boiler men from the Ministry of Works had no objection to the Guards- The reproductive organs can with district Joint Industrial coun- men heating the Palace for the King and Queen, but "we do and greater amount of Atomic efl. radiation than the rest of the body,

ask that they leave the bollars The men are demanding 22/- In good condition for us when Captain Draeger said, and for these to be damaged a person must receive per week increase in their we resume work." a fatal done.-Reuter..

wages, which at present avor-1.0 age about £4.8.0.

AMERICAN SHOT

DEAD

Jerusalem, Mar. 17, The fourth American citizen to die in the Battle of Palestina war killed yesterday by sniper fire near Haifa. He was Arith Lessner, 30 of New York City. He was killed while repairing a wire, Associat-

Munich, Mar. 18. The Arst contingent of Jews in the American Zone of Germany to cail for Palestine will go imme- diately after Britain baş ended her mandate in May, the Jewish ed 'Prem. -

The Palace was without hot water, central heating and lift Boilers at Buckingham Palace were stoked by men of service all day yesterday and

most of today. the famous brigade of Guards!

The lata this afternoon when the

strike also affected kitchen staff refused to per Marlborough House, the real- form the strikers' duties. It dence of Queen Mary, the had not yet been decided whe- Queen Mother, and "Kensington ther to send Guardamen to re- Palace, the temporary, town central heating and residence of Princess Elizabeth vive the hot water services at the othor and the Duke of Edinburgh.

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