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British Soldiers Storm ALHAMBRA

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JERUSALEM, Oct. 19.

BRITISH TROOPS marched into the old city to-day and began dislodging the Arabs. Aircraft dropped leaflets in English, Arabic and Hebrew calling on the inhabitants to remain in their homes during military operations.

The

troops

ambush

At the request of the Director of Medical Services and with the con- currence of the Emergency Rerugee Council, Mr. E. M. Raymond of Hol- and House, Hongkong. Telephone No. 21073,

The Commander of the gnr-Jews were wounded in an has kindly undertaken organisation of transport

rison, Major-General O'Conner on the Jericho Road, but the rebels fugees and materials in connection marched simultaneously through new in the vicinity of the Mosques of Omar and Aksa In the south-eastern with the Government Emergency the Golden Gate, the Zion Gate section, which the British troops were Refuges Camp at Kam Tin. It is and the Damascus Gate in the unwilling to desecrate with shell fire requested that offers of the loan of direction of the mosque area. (and Invasion, lorries should be forwarded to Mr.

Iritish troops afterwards patrolled Raymond.

slowly, proceeded

They the old city aireets. The following have kindly placed caring concealed land mines,

Sir Harold MacMichael, the High transport at the disposal of the found the St. Stephen's and Damascus Medical Authorities for the con-Bates barricaded and thereby they Commissioner for Palestine has in- veyance of refugees from the fourmet with disorganised Araby oppost-formed the Colonial Ofice that points of entry into these territories,tion, in which a Coldstream Guard Drillsh offensive "met with little op- namely,

Costle Peak, Sheung

British constables Shul, and two

and that they have now were position,

cordoned the city police quarters, and Sha Tau Kok and Talpo, and for the wounded. transfer of medical stores, blankets,} is ofelolly announced that nine have sent searching parties out." clothes, etc., to the Kam Tin Camp: Arabs,

Other casualties reported include Including one woman, were Chinese

two Jews killed at Jaffa, while two National Red Cross killed in street fighting.

Arabs were wounded, and reg Jews Airmen reported that Society (Dr. C. Y. Wu):

they Bity

Ramleh.-United St. John Ambulance Association wounded rebels being taken into the were wounded at

Brigade (Mr. A. Morris); mosque area, which the British have China Provident Loan & Mort-carefully respected. gage Co., Ltd, (Mr. S. M. Churn);

United Delivery Co., Ltd.; Mr. Yeung Fat.

SIR A. BLACKBURN Embassy Counsellor On Way to England

Sir Arthur Blackburn, Counsellor

In the meantime, a London message says that it is unconfirmedly reported that the British authorities might

United Press.

BRITISH CASUALTIES

res

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MONKS AND NUNS WORK UNDER FIRE

London, Oct. 19. The News-Chronicle correspondent

ATHAN ED KOUS, ·DARY

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Him! Mr. PAUL

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establish some form of military in Jerusalem reports that dictatorship" is Palestine, pending storming the walls of the old city, suppressions of the disorders. the British plan of operations will

permit the police to take over questioning captured Arabs, after which the police will gradually re- establish new posts within the walls. Jerusalem, Oct. 10.

The correspondent said that monks There were British ensualties infand nuns strolled through the old city Two British placidly continuing their missions, constables named Jravuna and undaunted by the exchanges between

to the British Embassy In China, left to-day's operations. Hongkong yesterday by the Patroclus

for Marseilles on his way to Lon-et, and a Guardsman named W.snipers.--United Press. don from Shanghai.

Born in 1887, he first came to interpreter in China as a student 1008. He was appointed pro-Consul at Foochow in 1913 and was called to the bar in 1917, being made Vice- Consul at Shanghai in the same year,

He was

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Brown, were wounded.

Arab casualties are not yet estimated, but eight men and one woman were known to be killed and 18 wounded.

Forty arresis were made to-day. Two R.A.F. members were wounded

DEFENCE WORKS

PHOTO. CASE

In connection with the proceedings

the Jericho rand yesterday. They at the Central Magistracy yesterday

were Corporal Terayton and craftsman Sander-Router.

RESISTANCE WIPED OUT

Air-ngainst a Briton whe unwittingly

Jerusalem, Oct. 10,

photographed defence works nt Stanley, it should be added that the Crown Counsel revealed in unswer to question by Mr, Butters that no

British troops and police to-day notless were displayed drawing atten- tion to the fact that the area was p wiped out the Arab guerilla resin-

Defence tance in the Moslem quarter, after prohibited one under the having smashed through gates which (Sketching Ordinance), stood in the the of Christ, shortly after dawn.

They seized the old city, and in a repetition of history, broke the re- bels' barricades at the Damascus and St. Stephen's gates, while being covered by strandg neroplanes.

YUGO-SLAV PRINCE PASSES AWAY

A particularly fine study of His

Parls, Oct. 19. Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoffry

Prince Karageergevitch of Yugo- Northcote, by Mias Gytha Owen, was

During the actual entry there were slavia, father of the Regent Prince displayed at Mrs. Richard Hancock's few casualties. An R.A.F. corpoeni Paul, has died here at the age of 70.—— residence, 280

280 The Peak, yesterday

afternoon, when an exhibition of this and aircraftsman, together with two Renter. talented artist's work was held.

Mins Owen received her Brat training

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where Ele frequently

exhibited her work.

In September 1936 she went to Shanghai, and the following month held an exhibition at the Shangha! Art Club. In March, 1937, she gave ja "une-man art show at the Roof

Garden of the Hongkong Hotel,

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|cluding reven new ones done in

Kunining.

The exhibition will continue until Friday, October 21.

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