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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1048.,

Jewess Shot Looking On The Bright Side

By Jews

Jerusalém, Mar. 28.

A young Jewish, matron who was abducted from A Jerusalem cafe on Saturday by Jewish terrorists was found shot dead won westa ground near Wallach Hospital in Jerusalem on Sunday,

The Jawith, press reported that the woman, Mrs. Yera Ducae, 30, and her 11-year- old son were taken from cafe by Stern group mem-

bere.

The son later was released. An anonymous telephone call

directed the police to body. Associated Press.

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ILP To Try No More For

· Parliament

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No Shooting War For Five Years, Says Atom Expert

Sydney, Mar. 28.

A prediction that there will be no shooting war for at least five years and there will be several years in which to discuss war problems was made by Professor Marcus Oliphant, noted British atom bomb export, today.

five years.

blems,"

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who is

Professor Oliphant,

here to advise the Australian National Research Council, said

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Pepper: On Brink Of War

Washington, Mar. 20. Senator Pepper, Democrat, who has said kind things of Russia in years past, turned on her today with a blunt charge of aggression upon her noighbours, which, he said, "offends our sense of free dom".

he wanta

Anti-Partition Meetings Held By London Irish

London, Mar. 28. · Standing high on the ruined wall of a London bombed site, Mojat Vivion de Valera, barris- ter son of Eire's ox-Premier and a member of its Dail (Parliament), today addressed the overflow of o 5,000-strong demonstration against the partition of Ireland:

Alleged Atrocities In Greece

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Moscow, Mar. 29. The "Free Greek Radio" broadcast a statement, addressed by the "Provisional Government of Free Greece" to the Interna- tional Red Cross, accusing the "Greek Royalist Army atrocities and the murder of wo men and children, Tars, the off- clal Soviet news agency, report-

થી. from Belgrade The statement

"the

"Dev's son" was rushed out- side from the platform of a packed hall to exhort 3,000 Irishmen, women and children In a broadcast. Professor Even if she were given the

Warning that "we are on the whn" could not get into Oliphant wald: "There will be blueprints plus the advice of very brink of war," he appeal meeting. to fight for the unity no shooting war for at least American scientists, Russia would,ed to President Truman to of Ireland.

We still have sey-

make a "last dramatic effort" The Northern Ireland Gov- eral years to discuss war pro- necessary stockplle. he said.

Professor Oliphant said it for peace in a personal meet-ernment banned an anti-parti- would also be several years being with Goneralissimo Stalin. tion demonstration in London- fore the Western powers could Truman to propose to Stalin "mi

said Pepper

Mr. derry on St. Patrick's Day, so make an intensiva and success-

Major de Valora and the Anti- ful attack against Russia.

American plan for peace" which Fartition of Ireland League Discussing The he was certain that only the age," he said he believed it postions, and promise our economic

coming "atomic would call a halt to physical and organised today's London meet-

Ideologlent aggression by all na- Ing. United States had atom bombssible that atomic power stations

Two processions led by Irish in "plenty".

might be operating in

to those who competi- help

conform.

pipera converged on the hall Russia might make two tion with coal burning stations "This is not a proposed meet from opposite directions. They three in the next five years, but within 10 years, but that it would | Ing. for appeasement." Pepper marched, bearing placurds de possibly be 25 years before the declared, as he outlined his ideas clarina "Damn your concessions world's power WOR

obtained in a radio interview. "I don't be- We want our Country and from atomic sources.-Reuter. lleve in appeasement."

"England-You our friend-

70оd With regard to Rusálu, Peppor ship. We want snld, we would want to be sure terms- Hnted. Ireland.

very humane treatment accorded "that they are not going to take To chears, clapping and stamp-to the monarcho-Fascists. by the the help we give them and use Iting, de Valera appealed to his Greek forces with the ngainst us."Associated Press. udience to strike that last extermination of captured

blow which will see an indepen-crats by monarcho-Fascists with dent, unified Ireland onte the help of American officers, who have recently begun to take an active part in murdering war prisoners."

The statement declared: "The Free Greek Gövernment resolute- ly protests against the attitude

day. of the Red Cross, which, to this

silence passes. In

the monarcho- Fascists atrocities."— Reuter.

Southport, Mar. 28. The Independent Labour Party, from which sprang the it needed hundreds to wage Labour Party, today abjured successful war, and years would all Parliamentary ambitions, be needed to produce these, recognising the political de- velopments that have left it unrepresented in the House of Commons.

The annual conference of the party here. after a four-hour debate, resolveci to end elec toral activities of the Indepen- dent Labour Party.

The General Secretary. Al:. Jahn McNair, who later mangune- ed the decision, declined to give exact voting figures, but said the ↑ resolution was carried by a very narrow majority.

"The resolution was passed be- enuse we believe that the world i is moving towards a third world war, un

alomie war that will) mean the end of civiliation,” he adited.

"Our mahi pus pose for the fu- ture will be to work for n unit- ed Socialist State of Europe prevent that war."

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GOTTWALD

WILL BE

SAYS THERE

NO WAR

BE

NO

Prague, Mar. 29.

Premier Klement Gottwald today declared that war was the only hope of the reactionaries "but there will be no third war because the forces of peace, with the Soviet Union at their hood, are so gigantic that he who dared to unleash a now world war would be crushed by his own people."

He warned the Communists to be on guard against reaction- aries because "reaction has not been physically destroyed and we do not wish to have to destroy it physically,"

"wenkest point in the Trout from Stettin to Trieste... But today that break in the progressive front is closed."

Out." "Our

NEW EMBASSIES

again." London, Mar. 28. The British and Afghan

He declared: "There is no Gov-fooling about it this time. That ernments have agreed that their border is going to go. This doc- Legations in London and Kabul slon affects every, person of Irish shall become Embassies, the blood everywhere in the world." Foreign Office announced.

The British Minister in Kabul of Parliament in the Ulster Gov- Mr. Eddie Merteer, a Member is Sir Giles Frederick Squire, ap-ernment. Bald the partition of pointed In 1943, and that Ireland was "the least publicised Afghanistan in London la Sradar offence against democracy today." Mohamed Naim, appointed in "Police rule flourishes Ja 1946.-Reuter.

Northern Ireland," Mr. declared. Reuter.

BAGUIO TRAGEDY

auto-

Baguio, Mar. 28. Murray Cook, representative of International Harvester, was happened here is a country with 51, injured when their

He warned, "The fact that this fatally hurt and his wife Mary, highly developed Industry should mobile plunged down a 80-foot In a three-hour harangue of not be underestimated in its in-preelpice during a pleasure ride in Prague dis-fluence on the working people in near Bagulo yesterday (Sunday). Its activities party officials would be most useful in political | trict. Gottwald sald that al- the West."-United Press,

United PrCES. though "the Communists had

Mr. McNal

sented that hin party was committing "political suicide"

stating

education and propagands.

He recalled that the Indepen- no illusions," it had taken more dent Labour Party was decisive-than two years for non-Com- ly beaten in the last two bye-munists to comprehend "what elections It contested. "If-world

the Czech and Slovak

conditions change, we may wall change our policy agalu and fight the elections)"--Reuter,

America

Releases Aliens

Washington, Mar. 28.

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bour-

geolste was capable of." Now: | however, he said,

"The over- whelming majority of the 'pen-

sanis" hnd joined the workers

Soviet Attacks On Swedish C-In-C

Moscow, Mar. 29.

Meateer

Conference Of Indian Chambers

London, Mar. 28.

HONAN SPIES

Shanghai, Mar. 29. Police smarlied a Communist spy ring in Kaifeng in Northern Henan Province and arrested three Red agents, Chinese press despatches reported.

They said the trio confessed to espionage activities.-Associated Press.

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Amoy, Mar. 29. A slight, earthqunko was felt in the heart of the city on Sunday

A resolution urging the Indian at 2.02 m. local time. Windows Government to make a clear-cut and doors rattled for 'many statement on its nationalisation | seconds but no damago was re-

policy was passed today at a con- ported. The shock was inter- ference of the Indian Chambers mittent and some sald it lasted of Commerce and Industry, Newone minute:-Associated Press. Delhi Radio reported.

The conference, opened in New Delhi by Pandit Nehru, the In- dian

in administering a "crushing Two Soviet newspapers on Sunday accused the Prime Minister, also passed

defeat on reaction."

He warned against "intoxica tion from victory” nevertheless. and appealed för watchfulness "because reaction has not been physically destroyed and

wo

do not wish to have to destroy it physically."

Influence On West

Commander-in-Chief of the Swedish Armed Forces, General "Holge Jung, of planning to build air bases for United States planes and paratroops on Swedish territory.

A "Red Fleet" commentator, "The inclusion

materials, , and

of

Swedish

of

resolutions concerning

foreign trade and the nationalisation o banks.

The resolution an nationalis- tion called for a Government pol- Hey giving the greatest scope for private enterprise "under regulations and controls as might

auch

| M. Semenov, said that Jung aviation in the system of the bo-necessary in the wider inter-

was attempting to plan to "use Urilled States; Russia and her satellites have) Gottwald said the February the Swedish Armed Forces as

"Mobilisation of industry

ost of the nation." on In

their resolution on foreign blocked the deportation from events in Czechoslovakia have an appendage of the American the basis of the import of Am- tragie, the the United States of 2,376 un-] been received "in the East and military machine and to subject ericon strategic military

Import palley desirable aliens, including about Southeast with joyful satisfac- the foreign policy of Sweden

raw that the country demanded The reactionaries in the to the expansionlat ambitions of Sweden of new fortifications resources and that a "vigorous be directed towards con- 80 revolutionary Communists, tion.

"Construction in northern parts West grashed their teeth but in of the United States in North- and aerodromes for the use

ving India's foreign exchange. and all are now at liberty.

The Justice Department said

England, France and Italy it led

export drive should be under- American planes and paratroops." taken on a planned basis."Reu-. to an increase in self-confidence ern Europe." these allens were all nationals of

The severe attacks on the -Associated Press, countries bold the "tron Cur- among the workers." -tain. However, the Soviet Bloc He added that before February, Swedish "war clique" by both has refused to accept thein. Fur- Czechoslovakia hed

"Red Fleet", the Soviet Navy thermore, the United States has

paper, and "Red Star", the no alternative but to forgo their

Army paper, followed accusa- expulsion. Justice Department

tions on Saturday by Izvestia sources admitted the Government

that the Norwegian Govern- was. concerned, about the matter and Home Congressional remedy

ment was planning to allow the may be sought.

United States War Department to use Norwegian Arctic la

The aliens are free on bond or appeal from deportation orders, They include criminals and men- tal and physical defectives, በጁ well as Communists.

studying the

been

Australian Communist Intrigues

Sydney, Mar. 28.

the

lands.

ter.

U.S. Aid Bill To Be

Approved Today?

Washington, Mar. 28.

The Swedish defence plan, pra. An attempt to remove military aid for China, Yur-

posed by Jung, sald Red Fleet,

and

is based on "American help" and The Justice Department also revealed that the Immigration

provides for "increasing con- Commission was

Amid an uproar, a declarationtingents of trained officers possibility of tightening regula that Communists, directed from men armed with United States tlons governing entry Into the Russia, were "committed to the armaments:

destruction of the Australian L- "Construction of new fortica-

tions and aerodromes;

United States from Counda,- United Press.

DROVE WITHOUT DUE CARE

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bour Party" was app Victorian conference of the branch of the Labour Party in Melbourne during the week end. The charge was made in an executive recommendation which sold that "destruction" of the

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The Sydney Won't

CONTRABAND GOLD

key and Greece from the US$6,205,000,000 House Foreign Aid Bill was predicted today by Representative Mike Mansfield, Montana Democrat.

.

But all signs pointed, toward and Turkey, and US$150,000,000 failure of such an attempt as for China, well as most other amendments to the big bill to build up non- Communist countries around

the world.

Mansfield is a member of the Foreign Affairs-Committee,

The first big seizure of con- which will push the bill into "a prelude, to A One of $750 or two months' | party, was, "a

to social traband gold, smuggled froin hard labour was imposed on Foodisorder and the seizure of poll- Macao into Chungshan District, the voting stage on the House Man, 29, pupile vehicle, driver, tical power by

was made by, the Chinese Marl~|floor on Monday, whan ho appeared at Central

Herald time Customs on Saturday at The bill offers American Magistracy yesterday for driving said Communist supporters were Shek-ki, according to Chinese money and milltary advice to it. Without due care and attention "overwhelmingly defeated" at press reports yesterday.

friendly European nations and outside the Supreme Court on the conference, which urged the The gold, more than 800 taels, China. Spoedy approval. with March 29 at 1228, am..

Commonwealth Government to was discovered in táxi plying vates, to spare, is expected on. Defendant's licence was Aus-"weed out" the Communists and between Macao and Shek-ki. Tuesday or Wednesday. pended for three months.

"fellow travellers" from public The taxi-driver has been ar For military help the hill Trup, H. Moran, prosecuted. service. Heuter.

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*|`MEANWHILE :

Mansfield told afsporter the battle will be shifted to the House Spor. He said, he will not offer the amendment to knock qui military, proviajana, "but somebody will, you can bank on *that**

The prospects of If golfing ang where were something else. Re- publicans have the votes to bar Representative Sol Bloom, New York Senter Democrat on the Foreign Affairs Comcilitée, fold a reporter we are pretty much resigned to taking the bill as i is."—Associated Press.

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