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Presentation Of Case On Berlin

Blockade Must Be Lifted:

Talks May Follow

London, July 28.

Authoritative sources said tonight that an offer will be made to Russian Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov by the Ambassadors of the three Western Powers in a verbal communication morrow.

They will make it plain that any 'Four-Power talk could come only after the lifting of the Russian blockade and Russian recognition of the right of the Western Powers to stay in Berlin. British sources said that if Molotov accopts, the Western Allies may agree not only to hold Four-Power talks but to suspend the setting up of a unified state in their zones of Germany, The Allied plan was under- He categorically denied that the stood to be: 1. British United States Government in- Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin ended to "put aside for the time will make a statement in theeing the plan for the political House of Commons on Thurs-nd economic unidration of west-

Germany,

should qundri- day before the Allled Ambas- sadors visit Molotov to lay the sig on the Ge man problem as artite talks inka pibro with Rus- basis for steps to come.

whole."

2. The Western envoys in

Moscow will call is a group on Molotov. They me: Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, American Am- bassador: Yves Chataigneau French Ambassador, and Frank Roberts, Mr. Devin's principal private secretary who left Lon- don today on his mission.

3. The Western cavoys will present the case for the lifting of The blockade and friendly settle-

Lunal

Today Or Tomorrow

Cairo Store Bombed

to-

Cairo, July 28. A bomb exploded at David Ades clothing store In the centre of Cafrɔ today.

Eye-witnesses

told the United Presa there were no casualties. The store la Bri. tish-registered.

According to eyewitnessCE, a bomb was believed to have been placed ch the first floor. They Bald t exploded at about 5 p.m. which was clon- Ing time.

A few windows In the vicinity мего shattered. United Press.

British

Policy On Israel

London, July 28. Britajn will judge the Jewish stale's case for recognition on its' own merits according to the normal criterion of interna- tional law.

This was stated in the Com- mons today by Mr. Ernest Bevin, the Foreign Secretary, in answer ton question whether he now proposed to recognise the state of Israel.

Asked if it was still the Gov- ernment's policy not to be a party to the enforcement of any solu- tion in Palestine which was un- or

acceptable to cithar Arabs Jews, Mr. Bevin said: "There has been no change in the polley of the Government. We are working for

for

a settlement

cence of both Arabs and

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In

rible aituation" which the Araba had found themselves after being driven from their homes in the Jewish occupled parts df 100001 000Tseses. | Palestine, Mr. Bevin added.

| Reuter

thons to M. Molotov would not be Mr. Marshall wald that Genrinde before Friday or Saturday, eral Clay (American Military next. Governor

In Germany)

and

Labour Demands In Australia

are

he were determined to have Discussions between 'the State the London, recommendations | Department and the Ambassadors on Germany swiftly carried out of the five signatory Powers of

J'act on The Secretary of State refused the Brussela

eventual

Sydney, July 28. comment on press reports American support to those coun- Melbourne tramway men wanti

that taling ment of Berlin's crisis in a per-and Britain had mitigated" their

the Inited States tries, he said, were progressing. 35-hour week and Sydney

He added, however, that the dis-postal workers conference with Motatov.

asking for aflitude towards the Søvlet 4 ussions had not yet gone be- Saturday closing of post offices. The envoys then will leave atde memoire which will con-

yond the preliminary stage.-- | Union.

The Tramway Union заув it has Mr. Marshall also

disclosed United Press and Agence France- not had a new award or contract Rtlittle an unoffi1al note. The side memoire was drafted

that tripartite verbal representa- * Fresse.

since 1923 and it now intends to Agreed on here in conferences

apply for one. The union also carlier this week.

wants four weeks annual leave, alek pay for all time off duty and increased long service leave.

Conciliatory

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SPLIT IN BERLIN'S POLICE FORCE

Berlin, July 28.

awalt Molotov's reaction, and Berlin's city police force was officially split tonight

European probleme

which

night

be discussed besides these in Germany will not be specified.

as Johannes Stumm, new polico, president, an- nounced that offices had been moved from the Russian sector to the 'American sector. But among then are the Aus- Irian treaty, Trieste and Italy.

He asked the Berlin police-

Col. Howley of the US Army, This

authoritative outline in- dicates that the Western nations men to be "loyal to the city Informed of the split, said, "Thin a local Germor, áffair but "If have agreed to bend over back-constitution" and report to the ward to be conciliatory toward new headquarters immediately.it happened it is because Stumm The split came only a couple two of Markgraf's personal po- has been physically impeded by Russia and give her a chance to get out of the Berlin situation of hours after the Mayoress, Frauleemon from entering his offices

Louise Schroeder, openly deled in the Soviet sector.

gracewashington, Mr. George C. lateral orders of the Russian

In

Marshall, the American Secretary commandant, Cel. Kotikay. of State, told correspondents that

The ousted police chief, Paul the United States, Britain and Markgraf, immediately issued France had reached falt. agree-counter-statement that the head- ment on the next steps to be quarters would remain in the taken concerning the Berlin Soviet sector. situation.

Markgraf charged that "renc- He said that discussions on the lonary forces" had split the po~~ subject would be carried out lice and commanded that "all or- through ordinary. diplomaticers and appeals by these split- channels and, for the

tre illegal and present, ung clements would remain a secret.

must not be followed."

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The New South Wales Portal Workers Union asks for Satur- day closing because of "introduc- tion of automatic telegraphic de- vices and postage stamp selling It is threatening a machines," one day strike to force its claim, but branches of the union In other states oppose direct ac tion.-United Press.

P.I. AMNESTY EXTENSION

Manila, July 28. Judge Antonio Quirino, the "This is the first case of a legal President's brother, who acted as mediator in the recent success- Berlin city official being prevent ful Huk-Government ed from fullting his citywide |

negotia- office just because it is located in tions, was reported today the Soviet sector."-United Press. having told a reporter that the Presidential amnesty proclama, tion will be extended another 15. days,

DA

Vatican City, July 28,

This is to enable the. Huks and The Pope today gave a social PKMs to have every opportunity audience to two Indian business-to present themselves to the au- Įmon. He expressed a ‚hopo for thorities, according to Judge peace and tranquility, between Quirino. The new extension Moalenu and, Hindus throughout will be the second one, the first ¡India, and sent his blosing to all. extension being until July 31.-

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