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Shipboard

told in Court

* Bombay, May 16, ́

A Bombay Coroner's jury today found that Elisa Loomis, an American girl who died on board the Norwegian motorship Vinstra on May 7, poisoned herself because she was "harassed". by the Chief Steward, Alfbjorn. Abrahamsen. Miss Loomis and her friend, Marjorie Tyree, also American, joined the Vinstra at Baltimore on February 2 before she sailed for Bombay. +

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Abrahamren sald he slid know that Elisa feared him. He was lenient with her when com plaints were made to him about her work.

Other witnesses said there was dispute about overtime between the girls and Abrahamsen May 7.

on

Marjorie Tyreo told the court that she refused to serve the first and second cooks and was brought before the Captain, who said it was also their duly to clean the cooks' cobin.

Facing evil"

Marjorie cried and Elise said, "I always believed that there was come good in men but there is none la there men. Now I have to face evil" sobbing after sea

Elisa, began ing the Captain, Marjorie said; and dramatically announced that she had taken dramamine (anti- seasickness tablets):

Marjorie said she rushed to the bridge for the Third Mate because there was no doctor on the ship art, no stomach, pump was avall.

V

able.

She sucked the poison from Elisa's stomach through a place of rubber tube. Eliza died dea plts' attempts at "artificial re- apitation,

"Not prostitutes "

The Captain, Mathias Krosnaes, told the court that Elisa told him she had taken dramamine pills.

He said that Elisa, before the reached Bombay, complained tobin The, crew in aghinet is because we are nou-prostitutes."

she

Jordan's action defended

Baghdad, May 18. Khalid Kenna, the Iraqi Min- ister of State, for Arab Affairs, said today that King Abdullah's annexing the Arab move in part of Palestine, to Jordan does not contradict the Arab League's Charter as certain member States pretend, 2 be

"According to Article 7 of the Charter," he added. "Jordan is not bound to adopt any Leagua decision she declties to agred with. This docs not justly. Jordan being, expelled from the League,

believe that the only justi, for expelling Jordan fication must be based, firstly on han unanimous decision of the ment ber States and, cecbndly, en

of the Teague contradiction

Charter.

Jordan had not contradicted the Charter and an unanimous reached while `vote - cannot- be Jordan deelines to vote."

Well-informed quarters.

there denied a report that the fragi Premier, Tawfiq. Suwaid, had appealed to

led to the Regent of Iraq to try to break the deadlock between the Arab League and Jordan. Suwaldi is expected to arrive here from Cairo, where he has be attending the meetings of the Political Committee of the League, on Thursday.-Router. “

TAFT'S ATTACK ON TRUMAN

Washington, May 10,

in Peking

San Francisco, May 10:

The arrival In Peking of the Swiss charge; d'affaires : 'ad Interim, Mr. Sven C. Btinar, was," reported by the Paking Padio..

Mr. Stiner arrived in the Chinese Communist capital at 1:30 pm today to carry on talks for the establishment of diplomatic relatione,, the broadcast Bald.

He was welcomed at the atation by a Protocol official

of the Chinese Communist Foreign Ministry, United Prosz.

JAPS MAY OPEN PARIS OFFICE

Paris, May 16.

The French Government in- dicated today that it would re ceive favourably a request for opening a Japanese Consular and Commercial oflee with Hmiled

functions in Paris.

HEATED EXCHANGES AT ECAFE MEETING

Bangkok, May 16.

The Chinese Nationalist-Russian wrangling in United Nations organisations spread to the Orient today and resulted in another Soviet walk-out.

The Russian delegation strode from the UN Econo-.

mic Conference, for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) after twice being voted down in an attempt to unseat the Nationalists.

mittee meeting last week over, the same issue.

P.

Mr. $5. Nemtchina, the presentation for China to higher Fibul Songgram weleamed the de- Soviet Minister to Thailand UN authority. and head of the Russia ECAFE delegation, offered a resolution to unscal the Nationalist do- legate, Mr. Patrick Pichi Sun

It appeared during, the debate that Russia was trying to put Astatic nations on the spot and to embarrass the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Pakistan, which recognise the Red regime.

Cornello Balmaceda of the Philippines presided as Chair mn during the debate,..!

Immediately after Premier legates, Mr. Nemtchina demand- On the vote in the 13-nationed action on his resolution, Mr. the con- body on the That amendment. Balmaceda ruled that Funile lost 8 to 3. There were ference was adjourned until the

afternoon, two abstentions, Pakistan, and the United Kingdom, Voting against Australia, China, Netherlands, New Zealand, the mel the Philippines, Thailand United States. Russla could. muster the votes only of India and Burma.

that

the

Mr. Nemtchinn referred to the Nationalists as illegal remnants of the reactionary Kuomintang (Nationalist Party).

Mr. Sun replied Chinese Reds regime was created by the machinations of Russia and Chinese did not represent the people...

Russia

France,

were

the

Although beaten, Mr. Nemt The U.S. Ambassador, Mr. china insisted on a vote on his He was beaten Only Edward F. Stanton, stepped into origina motion. for Preliminary negotiations

reprimanding by the same eight voles.

Burma cided with Russia, In- such a project have been made the argument by

Russians for the

the

harsh

dla joined Pakistan and the through the American occupation

words of the resolution. He kait specifically the authorities. It was

Chinese Communists had United Kingdom in abstaining. understood that the afflée would never shown a desire to uphold not handle normal business, and would be diplomaile ed to handle only part of the

Lo duties normally entrusted consular and commercial re- presentative.-Associated Press.

The Bombay Police Inspector. Senator Robert Taft (Republi- can, Ohio) tonight necured Pre- sident Truman of poiftich! Im-

"aid he was trying (257 sporality and to elect urut ir stamp Congress which would send the United States into false doom and de- pression.

1. B. Patel, said Elsa undoubtedly felt, humiliated at the treatment received on board the Vinstra The Norwegian Consul, Fre derick Orvia who wanted the procpedings to be held in camera, Bald he was writing to his Gov ernment matter.structions

on

The Vinstra is expected to sall for Calcutta later today, but neither Marjorie Tyree nor Alex ander Brainard, the third Ameri- ean who joined the ship at Ball mare, fylll be on board-Associat-

PORTUGUESE CORK EXPORT STRERAYS LEibon, May 17. Portugal exported more cock than anything else, and lahyikőther.""country"

Last" moni

otal of

Senator Tuft did not believe the voters wanted an 82nd Con- Brees subservient to Trursan and prepared to rubber stamp. his programme. He asserted unde the 6,000-mile stumping:lour of the country from which the Pre- sident returned – this afternoon was plainly a political expeal tion made of the taxpayers (ax- pense. Unlind Pr

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the UN.

empower- During the five hours of ar- offered an guments. Thailand

reso- amendment to the Soviet

HOW DID THE THIẾe

GET AWAY WITH ALL

PRIZES?

Jullon. The amendment wodd refer the question to ECAFE re-

WE WERE GUARDING ALL THE

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THIS OFFICER FOLLOWED || WHAT DID.

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NOT A MUMMY, BUT A REAL PRETTY GAL--WEARIN OF ALL THINGS, A WHITE FUR BATHING SUIT?

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BUT WE WON'T (LACK ARMS!

THAT'S RIGHT

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WITH THIS

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Russian tactics: Picking up his papers, Mr. Nemtchina announced that Rus- sia would consider any nulian brý the ECAFE illegal and wälkel out.

He left an ECAFE Cont

...

Mr. Nemlchina snid the choir had acted crudely, Mr. Bal- maceda retorted that the Soviet

unjust and un-à remarks were founded,

At Montreux today, the Russiant and Czech delegates to the 19- nation Executive Committee of: the World Pestal Union annual meeting have walked out.

The Executive Committed anw nounced that a resolution was pasked declaring that the solu Chinone representative to be ad mitted to the Committee meeting was the delegate of the Popular Republic of China, but that the

the UBSR delegates of

and/ Czechoslovakia declared that this solution was not sufficiently de- Anite since its effect was limited only to the present meetings—. Associated and Retter,

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