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Operation

"Should Be Put Into

In Its Entirety," Bevin Says

ÚS, FRENCH BACKING

Paris, September 22.

Britain is to propose an ad hoc committee to consider the Palestine conflict, the Minister of State, Mr. Hector McNeil, announced at today's meeting of the United Nations Steering Committed drafting the agenda for the General Assembly.

ÚK Police

Mr.: Ernest Bevin.announced to the House of Com- mons today Britain's support for Count Berna- dotte's settlement plan and said that is "should be put into operation in its entirety,"

"

Mission To Earlier, the French Cabinet approved of the report,

Colombia

►

London, September 23.

which gives Nogov in south Palestine to the

Arabs, Galilce to the Jows, makes Haifa a free

Would Cut Israel's Size

the

Paris, September 22. Israel's misalon to United Nations Bald today

that to detach the Negev aron and give it to the Arabs Count Bornadotte recom- mended would reduse the Jowish nations to . "minis- ture state.”

·aren from

the

The statement pointed out that the General Assembly an cepted UNSCOP'd recommen- dation to detach the Negev

Jewish stato, The statement Bald that to exclude Negev from the 'state of laraéf would `be-to away two thirda of its fros and to raduce I 10

Take

miniature state and to con. 'strict: its *prowth-United: Prest.

EARL TO BE GAOLED

port and Lydda a free airport, and internation-

London, September 23. alises the Holy places of Jerusalem.

The Earl of Craven, aged 81. Referring further to the Tales was ordered to be imprisoned on Mr. George Marshall (U.S. A British mission is to go to

his review, Mr. Wednesday for failure to pay for an-time problem in Bogota soon to aid the Colom-Secretary of State) has bian government in reorganis-nounced America's backing of Bevin said that Count Bernadotte the maintenance of his estranged referred in his report to the up actress wife and eight-year-old the plan.

the Arabs prehension of ing its police force, the Foreign

about daughter. Opening a foreign affairs debate future Jowisht

The The Earl, who did not appear expansion. Offico disclosed today.

in the House of Common a few

bad

concluded that in court, was ordered to be com- Hr Sir Douglas

Gordon, British hours after his return from Paris, Mediator

every reasonable assurance must mitled pending payment. he had altenderl the police expert and former where

opening of the General Assembly be offered, not only by the Jews, was charged with disregarding a Court Order issued lost July to apector General uť Police in Beogal who

or the United Nations, Mr. Bevin but by the United Nations. Bogota, id:

pay £370 for the maintenance uf is now jaz

Mr. Bevin added: "I have al-his family. will return here in two weeks I said: "The best way for us to Ik to his death commemorate

The Countess of Craven har been insufbetently appreciated, appeared in minor roles in Bri- arrangements he has made with the proposals which he put for and entirely agree that the tish films since she and her hu Columbian government.

Iward just before his death.

report in the Foreign Ore oneomplete his work on the basis of ays felt that the Arab cause has

"The

tif

Colombia His investigation in

Time For Solution Followed a six weeks visit to that country by two senior Scotlandi

recommendations Yard officers, Detective Sigerin-Count Folke Bernadotte, have the tendent P. Beveridge and De-whyple-hearted and inqualided tective Inspeetor A. Tunsel.

support of His Majesty's Gav erninent," Mr. Bevin said. "It is These officers are understood to but hope that the United Nations have advised the Bugota police will lose no time in throwing the on means of coping with such full weight of Its authority be situations as the Communist riots,hind these proposals, there lust April.

ዝነድድ

United Nations should give band separated. → Associated

Press. separate guarantees-Reuter.

ARABS ATTACK UN CONVOY, KILL 4

Haifa, September 23.

"We do not expect that either Arabs ambushed a United Nations sponsored Jewish

side with welconte these pro- toto but posals in

the world cannot walt for 'ever for the agree. partion to

now time in the view of this Goy-

After studying the reports of these Yardmen the Colombian government requested the British government to send a mission to carry out the officers' suggestions. Str Douglas

was then

,541 Bogota to work out detalls.

The Foreign Oller said mission would be sent as soon as arrangement based on Str

Britain believed that Count Douglas' report han be made. Bernadotte's conclusions "must be was understood that the mission considered as a single integrated would be composed of vesteran

int

sociated Press.

to

the

bo found by the United Nations."

convoy and killed an American technician and throo Jows, Isracti Army authorities announced in Tel Aviv.

crament for a final solution to The convoy, carrying the white flags of the United Nations truce, was attacked near the Latrun pumping station ruins by snipers on Wednes- day afternoon

"

Secretary

wounded.

A United Nations report here and picked up he dead' and officers of the Metropolitan, Pro-plan, and it would be best for all

Tel Aviv to

The Halla UN report suld three vincial and Colonial Police. As concerned that this plan should food from 1st carry

be put Into operation in its entire ing

salem since last Friday, was ae- men and one won an were killed con-companied by a United Nations and several were wounded.--As- Whe Foreign tinued: "I would urge all those observer travelling in a jeep to-rocinted Press concerned in the Middle East together with an Arab liaison off- cor who was taking the convoy consider Count Bernadotte's pro through the Arab arca. posuis quietly and wisely. This problem cannot be solved by polemies and it is our hope that the United Nations will lose no time in throwing the full weight of Its authority behind these pro-

Communists Offer Big Reward

New York, September 22. The Communist Party today (posals.

"We are determined to do all offered a US$15,000 reward for

reconi to bring these the apprehension' of the men we cau who knifed and beat Robertmendations to fruition. In the Thompson, State Party chair- past, we have been slandered. It were man, in an alley near his home was being said that we

using force for a settlement in carly today.

Palestine. We have never done au and never will,"

Describing the attack as at. templed political assassination, a Communist delegation went to the City Hall to demand a con- certed effort to find Thompson's nssailants.

A US Marine who saw the in- rident from a distance reported that the Arabs were apparently hiding in the Latrun water- pumplog station ruins and al- tarked the convey comprising eight or nine trucks.

Search Of Area

Cairo Bomb Incident

1

Cairo, September 22. A bomb exploded today in the Jewish quarter of Mouski,

A

Reliable, but unofficial reporte said that seven persons, including three women were killed.

The police maintained a cordon Persornel travelling with the around the bomb sile even after convoy" took cover and lay on the situation was brought under the ground,

control.. Then three men

house to house search started wearing white headdresses came from the pumping sintion, walk- for armed Jews who were report- tol have Ared into the crowd Infortile Area ` ed towards the people and shot ed

at them.

which gathered after the Referring to Count Bernadotte's Soon the Arab liaison office or-plosion.

was said to have The bomb Mavor William

I proposal that the Arab areas of ganised a search in the area with

Jewish house O'Dwver de Profine, or the greater part of Arab Legion soldiers. The search exploded inside a clined lo sce the delegation. which

was headed by John Gates, them, should be incorporated in was still going on when the re-causing two houses in the

quarter.

Bad to .collapse editor of the Daily Worker, but Transjordan, Mr. Bevin said that port came into the Haifa head-cient sent word that he considered it in the past Britain had always quarters on Wednesday evening. damaging a third.

Firing out causing the faced with the that

returned

attack Thompson, aged 33, is not con- the Arab parts of Palestine Were, Jewish lines and five UN observer crowd to roke out and

an ambulance various shops-United Press. serious cond-by themselves, an infertile urea came back with tion, according to Dr. Joseph and would not form Shapiro, although an X-ray will State. be made tomorrow to determine whether he sulfered

matter.

A

sidered to be in

fracture.

akuli

a viable

Britain freely beloved that the United Nations should avold the risk of creating A State Dr. Shapiro Fald, however, that

which could not support itself: Thompson would not be able to In reply to questions, the For- speak at the Communist rally in eign Secretary said: "The slate, Madison

Square Garden tomor-

ment I

I have made does not in row night.

volve the recognition of Isrtrel. It Thompson was waylaid at one involved the policy which the a. by twờ or thice men. A United Kingdom delegation must hunky six-footer, be fought back be instructed to follow

Nations.

until one of his assailants stab-e sholl

led him in the abdomen with a Knife.

at the

emerges

see what from that and in the next stage

He said that when he shouted we shall have to consider sub- for help, the nien ran to their sequent developments. automobile and fied. ---- United Press.

WOMEN END

Mr. Bevin described the 28- sassination of Count Bernadotte as "d very tragle gyout." Paying a warm tribute to the Count, ho sald that "his lifetime was ant example to all those working in. the enure of peace. Those respon-

trial before the world."

HUNGER STRIKE able have placed themselves

Separate Guarantees

San Francisco, September 22. A hunger alrike by 104 Chinese women Interned in the Iminigra- tion detention building here ended 24 hours after they began mitted this crime was no doubt to The object of those who com- it in protest against the suicide of a 33-year-old Chinese bride. prevent Count. Bernadotte's task The Immigration Chief, I. F. being brought to a successful Wixon, said all the womer háð,

copripletion,"

Bevin added that the ended their strike by breakfast,

Count's

about recommendation The wome

committed. who suicide was Mrs. Eng Leong Shee, the treatment of Arab refugees who had been waiting since Juno

deserved "the urgent study of 21 to join her husband formerly

Nations. "The alituation United U.S. Army rergeant and now of these refugees is a great

herself. yesterday

-hanged:

United Preas.

the

the...

Philadelphia businessman. She human tragedy. The measures which Count Bernadotte indicated before his death

which his and organluation is carrying on-pro- vide only for their immediato aceds.

Karachi; September 23. The Pakistan Central Palestinë Aid, Committee has anctioned at expenditure of £20,000 for the relief-of-Aral-mifugous-dis-Palakw

Upe,--Reuter,"

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