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BERNADOTTE'S WARNING Disturbed By Continuous Truce Breaches

Threatens To Get Tough With Both

Jerusalem, August 11.

[Count Folke Bornadotto, United Nations Palostina Mediator, today sent his chiof Jerusalem ob- server to report to the Security Council a few hours after warning both sides that he would got "tough" over breaches of the truce. The observer, Colonel Frank Begley, was leaving for the United States after one of the noisiest nights-punctuated by the bangs of mortars and güns-Jerusalem has known since the second truce began nearly four weeks ago. Count Bernadotte declared | Jews who illegally left Iraq earlier today that if the shell-for Palestine and had not re- ing and mortar fire did not stop turned to Iraq will be tried by he would "bring the situation court martial, Reuters' Baghdad to the attention of the Security correspondent learned today. Council,"

In Cyprus, eight British troops and nn Australian officer-all dressed in Arab Army uniform landed at Famagunta from a des- troyer after having been expelled by the Lebanese Government, There was no indication where according to an ofcial statement

"I am not joking," he said. "I want both sides to know

1 can be tough.”

that

Bridges In Too Bumper Great A Hurry Harvests

Boston, August 11.

The Christian Balanga Monitor, in an editorial com- menting on Benator Stylas Bridges' charges that the ad- ministration is delaying the UB$125,000,000 military ald to China, sald today:

WIS TO one thing to make -military ald ovailable to China by = Wave of tha legislative wand. It loan. other thing to ensure a ram- sonable degree of effective.- nere in the use of that

the ald by the Nanking Government." Government recalled troops losses of equipment through capture by the Rede and the Chinese gendarmes, whose "armies" existed only

HY

on

paper, and added: mere UB$125,000,000 milltary ald could be lost without any appreciable effect in such a situation."—United Press.

the Alghting took place innt Nicosia, reported by Reuter. HEALTHY

Jerusaleim last night, but it was They will be sent home as believed to have been near the soon as possible,

Old City, where the Arab Legion said. and Jewish forces face each other at close range.

At a 90-minute conference to-

the statement

Burned Villagers

Azzam day, Dr. Bernard Joseph, Jewish General of the Arab League, in Pasha, Secretary- Governor of Jerusalem, told the

a telegrain to the Security Coun Mediator that the simplest way ell alleged, according to reports to avoid destruction of the city reaching would be the withdrawal of the Headquarters, that the Jews had Count Bernadotte's

burned 28 Arab villagers alive.

Arab Legion.

Clear Case

The local Arabs had not been fighting, he said, and it was "u clear case of aggression."

The Mediator today ordered the evacuation by the Jews of Ajanjul and Hirbat Bierla, vil- lages and Hill 320, overlooking the Latrua-Ramkallah road. north of Jerusalem.

· come

The telegram was said to road: "It han

to my knowledge from An authentic Bource that after the falt of El Tora, Jewish forces carried sway 28 Inhabitants to another section of the front, where they were burned allva by setting fire to their clothes saturated in petrol.

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"This also occurred during the The Jews claimed that they present cease-fire order." occupied the sector before the The Soviet writer, Mr. Davy truce, however, "and challenged dov, saldi in the Government or- Count Bernadotte's ruling.

igan Izvestia today that Count Bernadotte had submitted a new Palestine plan which "envisaged placing Palestine under the rule 01 British puppet-King Abdul- luh of Tronsjordan.

Count Bernadette was return- Ing tonight to Halfo, and he will leave for Sweden on Friday,

FREE TRIP RACKET ON YANGTZE

Shanghai, Aug. 11. Privately owned ships plying the Yangtze River will by-pass Nanking, the retion's capital to escape free-riding military and Government officials wno board many vessels there.

the

The writer said that the Pales line struggle had been aggravated bv

unequivocal policy Britain Inspiring and nourishing Atab-aggression on the one hand and the double dealing of the United States seeking an oppor- tunity to revise the General As- sembly's decision on the other."

British and Americon oil mono- polista, "interested in fanning the flames of war in Palestine," were still active behind the scenes, he declared,

REMINDER TO JAPS

In America

Washington, August 11, The Economic Co-operation Administration announced to- day that this year's bumper harvests in the United States will mean an appreciably larger flow of grain to Europe under the Marshall Plan in the next 12 months than wpa originally planned.

It will also mean an appreciable Improvement in the diet

of Western European countries. Mr. Denis A. Fitzgerald, chief of the Food and Agricultural Division of ECA, said that because of the recent significant drops in grain prices in the United Sintes, the bigger exports to Europe would use up little if any more dollars thon

were originally allocated for this purpose.

He told pressmen that the United States harvests-SİX

per

cent greater than ever before in history and the general im provement in European crop pro- spects, meant that the sharpest has been taken off the In- Cational food problem.

Bigger United States exports were desirable. In spite of the

situation befter

in Europe, he

Sydney, August 10. day that "Australians general-sald, because:

The Daily Telegraph sald to-

y

will applaud General

Traditionally, Western Robertson's speech to the Europe

imported approxim- Japanese at the third anniver-ately one-third of its total food sary celebration of peace."

"Some day

co-European harvests will not |

War.

Recalling Generel Robertson's be up to the pre-war level. reminder to the Japanese Hiro- 3. The population of Western. shima was only part of the re: Europe is today about 10 per cent tribution visited upon the Japan cse people us it whole for pan. greater than it was before the

"pur suing doctrine of war." the He predicted that the increased paper, said: "The frank statement shipments from the United Status la reported to have shocked would mean an improvement in Americans who, following Gen- the quality of European bread by eral Douglas MacArthur's policy, lowering the extraction rate and are accustomed to speak to the reducing, or stopping altogether. Japanese in softer terms, the use of coarse grains. He de- clined to estimate how large the Australias may increase in the exports would be, be by but said they would be consider- gones, but not as long as they ably more than the 850 million remember the barbaric crusty bushels originally planned-Reu- the Japanese practised against their

sonsweethearts and husbands. The ploture of an officer beheaded, stories of hell

wrackage ships, poyalcai prisoner of war camps, sadiatio treatment of nurses. All these are still to vividly. In our minds to let us react warmly to Gen- eral

MacArthur's Assurances

agree to let bygones

tter.

of

that the man who committed, directed and tolerated have been spiritually reborn.

thom

Without Foundation

London, August 11. Shertok, Foreign Minister

An allegation by Mr. Mashe

cf the Provisional Government of Israel, that Britain transferred were a healthy reminder to the of searchlights and electrical "General Robertson's words military equipment, consisting

"It is in this light that

| Japanese · people that we the

still stores, to Egypt on July 29 at regard them, as outensts. sudden zigzaga in

If the Rafah, on the Egyptian fron American Americans policy on Palestine should be forgiving, that is because

thinks wo are un-tier, was authoritatively denied | seen.-Reuter.

did not feel the

in London this evening. bot breath of

It was stated that local in- there Hitio savages on the back of their nock as wo United Press.

Observers Arriva

According to an announcement by local shipping companies var} / seis calling at Nanking-are-be- sieged by groups from andlitary and other Government organisa- tions who board ve sels without servers paying any passage fare."

Haifa. August 11. Forty-seven. United States ob- of the United Nations Truce Commission for Palestine

The report said the free riders arrived this morning in two

demand the best accommodation P

briefed

they

did."vestigations had shown that this allegation-of-a-breach-of-the-ex- isting Palestine truce was with- out foundation.--Reuter.

Quake Shocks Registered.

New York, August 11.

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| countries.~Associated Press.

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JEWISH OUTRAGE

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