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ISRAELIS RESUME DIRECT TALKS

1949.

WITH TRANSJORDAN

Talks On Greek Question

Lake Success, October 31.

Jerusalem, October 31

| Israel "and" Transjordan have ^^resumed - 'direct negotiations--toward a peace - settlemcht, a United Nations official said last night. - The source said that talks have been taking place during the past week and that the boundary question has figured prominently in the dis- cussions.

mission

was an indication

Parallel Talks

Indiana Told

Sacrifices

New Delhi, October 31,

& The Indian – Deputy Prime Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhal „Patel today.called on the pep- ple to produce more, spend Jess and waste nothing" In order to overcome, the pre- sent economic problems.

“Devaluation was not of our; seeking” But forced by circumstances. To get out of thir' we' kave" to "fightën' Our belta and make sacrifices," Sardar Patel added. Si

The Deputy Prime Minis- ter, who was replying to an address, presented here commemorate his 75th birth- day said, "My task is to strengthen the hands of the leader who la st present carrying the country's burden

The Israeli-Transjordan. talks cân paralist with the meetingstyr foreign landisauber, V

PLEA FOR WAR CRIMINALS

At the same time Israel is a common front on the Jerusa The Bulgarian and Al negotiating a permanent for internationalisation of Jeru

lem issue against UN. prestre banian representatives are to boundary-agreement with salem. be invited to take part in the Lebanon at the border town discussions of the Greek of Ras En Nakura question in the United Na- The talks started after Lebanon tions Political Committee. notified the UN. Palestine Con-

of the U.N.-supervised mixed The Committee today endorsed ciliation Commission early last

armistice commission in which a Czechoslovak resolution to per-week that she was ready to new

important exchanges of boùn- mit the Bulgarian and Albanian gotiate directly with Israel.

United Nations circles here be-

dary territory were agreed. representatives

part to take

Lieved

Meanwhile, that Israel's refusal to ne-

the transfer without the right to vote.

The Committee also passed a gotiate with Transjordan indiree Colonel Noshe Dayan last week United States amendment that they through the Conciliation Com- from the post of senior Eegotiator commission that under the armistice presence of the Bulgarians and Albanians would be for the pur-direct talks were making progress. assumed new significance in the of the renewal of direct For one thing. Transjordan was light pose of making statements and understood to be eager to bring negotiations. replying to any questions ad-

29′′ | the talks to an early

The Arabs were known to have successity! conclusion to forestall the esta's objected to Dayan's approach and

Manila, November 1. was understood that his re- separate Arab state lit

The Philippine Federation of The Committes agreed by 46 in Palestine by other members of jinoval was prompted by the For-

Christian churches requested votes to six, "with three absten the Arab League.

eign Office as a conciliatory President urino to commute tions, to British proposal to rej An early agreement was exture when it appeared that the quest the Albanian Government peered on the permanent parti- limited scope of talks under the to life imprisonment the death to ensure that attacks from Al- tion of Jerusalem between the armistice provision might in the sentences on 13 Japanese jutar banian territory on United Natwo nations. By this means the end turn into an all inclusive criminals who were recently

the converted to

Christian tions observers cease immediately. Israelia and Arabs could present peace parley--United Press.

Vladimir Clementis, the Czechoslovak Foreign Minister, charged that the Greek elections of 1948 had been

of terror" and an "atmosphere. against a background of foreign intervention. The Greek refusal to recognise the present borders of Albania was the main reason for the failure of the concilation talks, he said.-Reuter.

dressed to them by the Commalt tee."

conducted in

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7.09 World News

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lishment of

American Reaction

To Pacific Union

New York, October 31, **! Philippine President Quirino's efforts to organise

a pan-Communist Union of South East Asia countries led the New York Times" to com- ment editorially today.

The paper said: **If this great vision is realised this country (United States) will certainly have to assume 'ob- ligations whether or not it welcomes them."

"The Times" referred to Mr. Quirino's speech before United

States Congress"

Two Hurt

By Novice

the Car Driver

bast

faith.

Juan Nabong, executive secret- ary of the Protestant Federa tion, in a communication to Mr. Quirino on behalf of the Japan- ese, said "We need around us Christian neighbours, especially a Christian Japan for that is the only stable security we can have among those who live with us in the Far East."

Thirteen Japanese and six others serving life ternis for war crimes became Seventh Day Adventists few days ago.--- United Press.

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London, October 31.. The death was announced in London today of Lady Fleming, wife of Sir Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of penicillin. ---

Reuter.

POST OFFICE

MAIL NOTICE Outward Mails

August when he said there were Two persons were injured as strong reasons why the United a result of Chow Wai-ming.. States may not too readily wel-aged 19, driving his father's comme obligations that its active car early on Monday morning. participation in a Parile Union Charged before Mr. Hin-shing would entail

Lo at Central yesterday with Commenting on the Mamis an driving without a licence and notice no further entrepondence.can be nouncement of a preliminary conference next February aimed driving without due care of accepted for my and Fovebow

Unregistered correspondence only · for at organising a non-Communist caution, Chow admitted that Union in Asia and declaring that he had never driven a car be- Canton, Swator Shauchal. Tientsin and North China can be accepted at senders if such a union is achieved the fore and had arrived in Hongrik, and will be forwarded as opportunity

five allers. United States inust assume obliga-Kong from

Shanghai

tions

"The Times" said: "The "easiest of these

months ago.

obligat

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 20

Closing Times by Air Airmail tớ Maisia, - (Ret.) 1151 L

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(Ord) 1 DAN NA Aismall for Luchow and Kwailin: Air- mail for -Taipch, -(Reg) - 530 DIL. (Ord.) 13. Airmail for Hollow; Airwall for Chungking and Chengto; Adrunit for Kunming (Per), 230 pm, 1016) 3.30 72.

1. Klium The Jerry Lucido Quartet (Studño), 'tions would be channeling of defendant drove his car. No. HK and News Anzija technical advice" and regulated along Hill Road and while "Macts Binding in the arrivate investment under the reversing from a car parks collided previous day. With Richard Murdoch and Ken Principles of: Point Four to build with public vehicle No. 4855 neth Herbe. The Dance Oreber up the economic strength of non-injuring two passengers, Chang Post Offee half an hour earlier than the Conducted by Starley Black Communist Far East"

Chi-fai, who received a cut on GPO closing times (BBCTS)..

The

editorial added "Since the forehead, and Tari Chi-ming 7.45-"Generally Speaking-The Right this is a long-term programme the who suffered injuries to the right Rev. Konrignor Knok Од G.K chances are we will be pressed to eye. Both were taken to the Chesterion (Londos Belay)-

that it can be Queen Mary Hospital for treat- 8.00-"From the Editorials" (Londos give guarantees

carried out without fear of armed ment

Defendant's father, Chow Chi, aggression.

manager of the Ambassador Ball- appeared" in Court and room, expressed his willingness to pay "the" injured compensation to parties and to pay the fibes im- (posed on his ́ sòn. up to po "Meanwhile, it will be

The defendant was fined $250 otr Far Eastern friends to prove they can act together in a good on the first charge and $500 on cause. As a South East Asian the second. He was also ordered

by the Court to pay $150 Union, courageously tackling its Chime and $300 to Trui as com- His Communist problemas, it would 11.15-Weather Report and Summary of have the most powerful of argu- ments for support here."-United Press

21 Record Round-About" - Variety Eequest Programme," Pracated by desa Halliday (Stadlo). 1.10 "Servici Sportlight"-BBC Wim

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EXECUTIONS IN RUMANIA

Bucharest, October 31:

pensation

to

Passengers Aboard Corfu

Cheng Times by Ses Formina - via Reeling, 10 a

ZAŻEK, -1Ð ̧ KIK.

Straits, Radeon and Calcutta, 30 a.m. Manila, 3 pin

THURSDAY.. NOVEMBER I

Closing Times “by · Air •

Airmail for Canada and 1.5«Am. (Beg.)

10

(Ord.) 11 am.

Airmail for Okinawa and Tokyo, (Re)

-12 nooì] [Qvá). 1° pa

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· Chungking - and "Chensta, (RAST) 230 DIR. (ÜTĚ: 1.30 pm Almaling show, (Reg.) 2.30, 1.000.

Airmail for euroon Celanin, "Karu- chi, Barra, Cairo · (Nairobi, Mares barat. Dares Salaam, Mauriling atid Johnn nesburg vis Cairn), Eome and Lon son, Kowloon CPOT (2%) (130p.m... (Ord) 420 pm; GPO; (ex) b

Aimmali for Bangkok, Bimézpore, Bat

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Closing Times by Een Formosa," "vis "Keching." 10′′ kas

Parcels only, for Canada" vix Vancommer

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FRIDAŤ. NOVEMEK

RMS, Corft is expected in arrive here Los Noresher 21. fram the United King- dom. Passengers, due to dimeshark wers are: Mr. B. Atkinson," Mr. Lah. Barton. Kr, Barton, Sister A. Berg; Ma, G. Bird, Mr-C. Black; Mr‚‚ ̈A.F. #Brown,” Mr.-P. Usually reliable sources re- Carrick, My, C. Caires, Mrs. Cairns, Mt. ported today that seven Rum-LA Camidy Kr. PS. Casaldy, Kis- Cassidy, Mr. F. Chander, Mra. Chanó- anian citizens who were sea and two children. Mr. P.Y. Chae, tericed to death recently on ticat. C.H. Chest. Mr. 1.1. Collie, Mrs. charges

of terroristic and Collia, Mr. M. Courtney, Mrs. S. Crick subversive activities" were shot. D'Almac Remedior, -r...J Dick, Mrs Dick; M J. Ed«, MÀ GEN Jast Saturday after their ap Fear, Ms. Faur and two children, EN beals-had falléd, data: WHC.; Fawcett, - Mr. $32. Presnah

No official confirmation of, the MAG. Gartner, Mr. Canner. : Mr. report was available.

AL LK. Gönnermall, Mrs. Gonigal and tàn Das even were sentenced by child Xr. IT Grates.” Mr. Kal. F cilliary tribunal at Sibin, 203 Gura Med.W. Harmy, Mrs Burber miles

North West of Bucharest,and child Mr. EM Hetherington, PPC. Mrs. Hetherington and CMM T. Co. Eighteen others were sentenced a, Ms. 8. Hope, Hr. Hope, Mr. 1.04 | to prison terms ranging from life Hutchison, Mr. P.7. Ibbobias, K., C to eight years hard labout.

Jackson;** Me; -W.F.C. Jenner, à Mr.", A. Delils of their alleged crimes à Jones, Mrs. MA. Kelleher, and three have never been disclosed-Associären, Mr. WP. Kerr. Min. Kerr and ciated Press.

|two children, Mrs. D.3.6. Tak, 'chlid and infant, Miaxion. Sister A. Lankoister, Mr. P.N.S. Lien: Mi." FJ. Lin, Mr. AX Hackenzie, Bev, G.B. Mansfield, Mrs, 40 Maxwall," Mr. D. KeColgan, Mr. 24 Merocki, Mr. Merechi, child 'zni Lafiać, London October 31, MIA MLA. (Midgley, and child, Kr. XX. Mr. Douglas Way, Economic Mandy. Mrs. Mundy. Mrs. C. Newcami,

-the „Secretary - to- Treasury

bold, GoCo Ni Comar," Mr. Parliament today

latest Owen-Hughes, Owen-Hoches, Mon ngures showed that Egypt sweden-Hybex Owen-Hughes, Kr. 1-

Peoples, Me: WF. Pethick, Me: 2. Burda the. British Service departments in Bera “Barbie: Kos A Z£4,432,841 for stores and ser Roscoe, Mr. 7. „Kosice, M., Boston and 10 vices and E£142011 for fixed child, Mr. H. Rowe, K. BCH B ach of which prices had beer wick, Mas Bakwick prie childebrand Auckland, (Beta) 6 pin

Beymour, MËJËR, – Theth, Min

EGYPT'S DEBT

that

Jay added that ement Skeld. Wa Bowral Bath

to be reached on the man, Mr. C.L.W, Thomson, Mrs. Then

A.P.Lompson," Hưu the Dompers,indire

been handed over and also oc., Tren Miss J. The Me vark claims and counter-claims walker, Mr. Wai-hrs 5.3. Wint between the Egypti Government | MIL. Wang, and two children," Mr&M and the Service

and Mr. CM. - Yesez

artments.

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