Armistice Parleys
Are Again Held Up
Tel-Aviv, Miny 17.-The Larael-Syrian armistice ne- gotiations being held in Mishmar Hayarden near tho Israel-Syrian frontier have been suspended. This is duo to a disagreement about the demarkation lines for the armistice period.
officially The suspension was confirmed by an Israeli Foreign Olee spokesman today. whin gold new proposals are now ex- pected from the Acting Palestine Medlalor, Dr Ralph Bunchie
and
On Wednesday, Israel Syrian officers wil meet, how
of over, to exchange prisoners war, he added.
An cariler United Nations proposal for a Syrian-Israel rmistice, it was learned here. foresaw a broad no-man's-land in the disputed frontler partly on Jewish territory.
итер
Jewish sources contended the creation of such a no-man's lar
con- wor would re-establish ditions in the area where normal civil ndministration is already working,
COMPROMISE REJECTED
The Israelis may, however.
havé ngreed
promise
learned.
Н
have
on such a corn- solution,
would If It automatically implied the with drawn by all Syrlan forces the Syrian-Israel Inter-
naoundary.
This, however, it was stated by the
here, was
rejected
Syrians who insisted on having at least milltary outposts in this
disputed frontier area
includ-
inga
nrn part
of Israel
political territory occupied by the Syrians during the past Palestino war.
i
Today's new development seemingly not causing nervous- ness here and it is apparently not believed that the temporary armistice negotiations will break down, thus increasing the possi bilities of reopening armed con Alict although the tone and re- norting of several Mid-East Arab radio stations In the last few days has been less conciliatory vjolent than in the and
moro wart months. past ma
Later today, an Israel Foreign Office spokesman said to the As- sociated Press "no Israel-Syrian nrmistice agreement of any sort will be signed as long as it will leave any single soldier on any spot on the Israeli side of the border,--Associated Press,
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Children Join In Berlin Celebration
BLOCKADEFREJ
ALL THE AVERAGE BRITON WANTS IS-
Beef And Ale, Fish And Chips
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HEATED SPEECH BY POLISH
UN DELEGATE
Flushing Meadows, New York, May 17.- All the average Briton wants is "beef and ale, fish and chips." He doesn't give a damn for Cyrenaica."
This was stated today by M. Jan Droho- jowski, Polish delegate, when the U.N. General Assembly returned to the debate this after- noon on the future of Italy's pre-war Colonies.
The average Briton, Drohojowski added, is merely told he must be subservient to the purposes and alms of United States imperialism. "And these are too obvious to need restating."
As
tho
BITTER OPPOSITION The Anglo-Italian plan struck bitter opposition from the Soviet bloc and Arab countries part cularly
that
Schoolchildren join in one of the biggest peace time celebrations in Berlin's history as the cily prepared for the lifling of the Russian blockade. The sign the youngsters are display- ing
"blockade каун Tree." AP Picture.
Foresees
Final Victory
He ruled out any idea of a)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949.
RUSSIA FEARS
PUBLIC
OPINION
SAYS CLAY
Agreement Between Soviets And
Social Democrats Unlikely
Washington, May 17.-General Lucius Clay told a press conference today that he did not believe there would ever be agreement between the Germán Social Democratic Party and the Russians.
Ilc
were
General Clay told reporters gathered at the Pentagon that he did not think Russin would risk the unfavourable public renetion from the remain- der of the world that would follow if the Berlin blockade wore put on again.
in Western Europe
Ho said fear of wa: was much less acule than two years ago. The danger was lessened sharply by
United the States' action in keeping its occupation troops in Germany and by the Berlin airlift, European recovery programme and North Atlantic Pact, he added.
more
also cald the Russians mich
concerned about pubile opinion than Americans here
10 seemed believe.
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Bevin, by the United States involved, War Confident as at present, but their continued
Dean of State, Mr presence was basle to the accom- Secretary
British and by the
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Military Governor, Sir Brion Greck Minister of War, M. objectives there.
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Soviet Union should outcome at Parla, freedom and together and, despite wartime OF NATHAN AND JORDAN M. Drobojowski accused Ust of speakers still remained today foresaw a final victory ever occur, he added, it would democracy will be preserved in building, Britain emerged with ROADS, KOWLOON.
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nations This acceptance should mocracies, Dr Adenauer said, Conference on colonial
the Western Hemi morning if necessary.
"if every stons in
person, industry Northern Greece, he said: not necessarily be immediate, which means that there is no A final decision sphere.
and organisation In this country on the ad "The whole of Greece will but General Clay emphasise democracy there."
on "We are told that the British Journment depended
the Germons must When Russia, told Western bo quickly be cleared of the that
had a record like the seafarers Exchequer is spending money length of speeches still to
ultimately be allowed to work Germany.
co-operate with
we should guerillas who are infesting colonial experiments with delivered.
back woy
Into the them for the sake of unity, he and ship-builders,
put The society British
economic of the different areas.
of the remnant of the
whether thought of
the Immense pull nations. Empire." he said. "I remember
Government will then con- 05 a unified country
as difference between life in the difficulties very quickly," Mr Barnes added in tribute to the Western zones and in the East. quite well such statements re-
centrate on cleaning up the Western Germany alone. British
frontier regions."
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opined that the Western
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as its Ho suid Oder-Neirse Line The Russian, Mr Jakob Mailk,
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General Ciny told the conne after the war.)
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100,000 and 200,000 in Eastern out to the detriment of the netd landed troops thers.
Germany.
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He said it had been rivers is German land. That the extent of handicapping itself Heklet Over 300 pages: 86 draw
land will return to us one day. Rumanian oll company, Creditul)
of confusion M. Post." We also know that the Unit-sembly delegates-ucking-them-to-Greek Government troops-in-humoured they had some heavy at us neer lose faith in that. in the condition Minier,
government are being investigated ed Kingdom
return Eritrea to Ethiopia. flicted about 500 casualties, in-military equipment,
all
talk of a which was part of the after-
-WILL-FORMS, Ervat al Attornier "There has been Herc.
their protectors in Washington The Emperor's telegram said:
math of war.-Reuter. available indicated evidence
Forms.. Tenancy Agreement Forma the 192 killed,, on
of 02 occupation The police authorliles allege were
Havana "The only form of Independence cluding
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He Withdrawal that
Eritrea M. Anton Dumitriu, the sole conference designed to end onco
the they were lightly armed. forces throughout
troops from Germany. In that is reunion with rebel
added that this force appeared case the heavily armed Eastern
THE "POST" Typhoon Map. Un- administrator of the company and for all European colonial Ethiopia. In asking for the re- country yesterday, according to
to be lesening, its allegiance to
mounted 84, Mounted $5. "B. C... from 1945 to 1947, tried to seize possessions in the Western Hemi- turn of Eritrea, Ethiopia is no today's Greek Staff
zono police force must go first."
Post, Lid. the Russians because of the Dr Adenauer continued, "The the foreign assets of the com- sphere."
more seeking to annex peoples
fear that the German people demands we Germans have to D/O No. 7039 dated 17.5.49, pany with the complicity of two
STAB IN BACK and territories which do not be- que.
by Department industrialista, M. Radu Xenopel Put before the Assembly was long, to her than was Fronce
The guerilla brigades were
present to the Paris conference issued
& Distribution and M. George Litimann.
will be in the common interest Supplies HERO'S WELCOME a resolution approved by the 50 after the first World War when being driven from their strong The three men were stated to Nation
favour of Hongkong & Shang- of Europe.. Political Commitee asking for the return of Alrace: have set up three fictitious com- wiilch closely followed the terms
Lorraine, or Greece when asking positions
Agrapho
General Clay returned home "If the Marshall Plan ende hal Banking Corporation cover- in Vaduz, capital panies
of of the Anglo-Italian agreement
carlier today to a hero's wel- one day-ond it cannot lasting ten (10) cases Cultured Pearls has been lost and is Lichtenstein, to serve as on
will be un- the colonies reached
come. The military plane bear- forever-Germany means of depriving the Creditul London ten days ago.
are about to take at this historic The communique added
hereby declared null and vold. ing him home to retinement able to exist separately. Minier of nearly
DEBS BROS. & CO., (UK) Command touched down two million
moment for Ethiopa be a just the rebel High Polish delegate
at Washington "European
civilisation
LIMITED. Swiss france,
one."—Associated Press. the Rumanian Drohojowski opened the debate
Central Greece, sald to be com- National Airport at 10.14 m. only be saved if we find a com news agency reported.
by attacking this agreement as a
manded by Constantin Karag-daylight time. Three artillery mon path with the other peoples The agency added that "stab in the back of
out 17-gun of Europe. If Europe continues General Ritchie erghis, former editor of the pleces boomed Radu Xenopol was now
Rizo salute as General Clay and his to wound herself, she will fall trial for illegally hoarding dol-ganisation."
Communist newspaper This, he said, was an example
stepped off the plane and viciim to Communism and be wife pastis, had been brcken up,.
were swallowed up by a big come an appendage of Asia. a former owner of the casino ut condemned by both the League
welcoming delegation.
"Another war between France the Rumanian resort of Sinala. of Nations and the United No-
Government troops, Greek
and Germany is unthinkable The Defence Secretary, Mr with present Reuter.
counter-
day weapons. If tions,
Sir Nell Ritchie, Commander- supported by tanka Drohojowski said the London In-Chief, Far East Land Forces. attacking in the Mount Vitsouls Johnron, headed an array those Frenchmen who still fear of military and civilian repre- Germany were to come here negotiations outside the United arrived
Airport area west of Florina, near where sentatives waiting to meet the amongst us, they would see that Nations constituted a
today to attend flagrant
"Exercise the Greek, Albanian and Yugo- returning US. Military Govor, we do not dream of new brench of fulth and declared that Britannia." Ho would mako
meet, killed 03 nor. With them were the Clays fict. Britain violated her obligations no comment about the Far slav frontiers
two Army sons, Lieut-Colomal rebels, captured 129, and occu- Lucius D. Clay, Jr., and Lieut- Peace Eastém situation. both under the Italian London, May 17-The Food Treaty and the U.N. Charter. He was met at the Airport pled a height, the communique Colonel Frank Clay. Minister, Mr John Strachey, THO billor fight over aby Major General Harold Red-added.
The party drove to the White announced today, that Britain British and Italian plan to man. lits former Chief of Staff
where President and Mrs is to buy 50,000,000` tine of divide Italy's pre-war colonies In Singapore.
ere waiting to hongur General Clay at a reception, on sure the lawn.
Congress, too, planned
011
The
and
Jan
our or-
lors. It described M. Littman as of a return to the power politics
Sardines By The
Million For Britons
for
the In
commun
for the return of the Dodecanese. Heights in Central Greece. We pray God the decision you
In England
London, May * 17:~General
at London
that
might retaliate against them.
man were
sardines from French Morocco journment of the Spring session take the form of a great study threatened to delay the ad "Exercise Britannia" wili and 100,000,000 tins from Par-Journment Nations Assembly by British senior officials of the rendered after a two-day fight in nila honours on the man who
As
of the
10]
LAND WILL RETURN The Land beyond Those
can
NOTICE
Smile The
of THE in
That Wins is the PEPSODENT
con-
capital of the European Union, "I hope that Strasbourg, the
will become a symbol of the understanding between our two peoples," Dr Adenauer sald Reuter.
•put
SHOWING
TO-DAY
TYPHOID VICTIMS
Among the rebels who tugal.
punta unill Wednesday. the contract amounts
whole problem of civil defence. in the Lake Mezerus region, as a spectator at the airport were delivered they would per the colonies question could be heads of the three Services, In
U.M. officials had. hoped that It will be attended by the were suffering from typhold. It made the Russians koller ceptibly increase sardine sup-
uncle," piles in British
The United Nations Balkans ships -- from | disposed of sometime last night, | Britain and the Dominions, and
General Clay will soon go on next autumn, he sald-Reuter but by late afternoon a long by representatives of heavily- Commission, presided over by
the chief British delegate, St the Inactive 1st as a four-star Horace Seymour, met today to general. To has sald he wants hear a report from M. Constan- 10 go to Georgia, his home state,
REA!
QUIST
WONING WAY!!)
ENCORA PESTI SLAVEE.
"I don't know the title, but it has a red cover and my" allowance is between pages 30 and 31.77
bombed eilles,—Reuter.
Pakistan's New
Light Industries
in Georgacopoulos, President of
the Greek Red Cross, on the re-
fuses situation in Greece.
JOB WELL DONE
In greeting Genéral Člay. Me Johnson said, "General Clay, for, the President, for all the members of the armed services
sny
The report, which was quoted Karpchi, May 17.-Sporting by the Athens news agency, sald shot' guns, surgical, scientise that 700,000 refugees were no and matheniatlení Instruments in Grecce, 232,000 in Macedonla and, most important, for all the and electrical equipment are alone. Winter had undermined American people, wd some of the items to be manu- their health and the threat of
your
Job in well dono
and factured under a new scheme to typhus was greater than ever.
welcome you home for devolop Pakistan's light on
|-·well-cared --- rest. M. Georgacopoulos said that
God-blasa gineering industries
the present amount of roller was you and God keep you." dustries Advisory Com- Insumcient and urged the Com- The
General Clay replied: "I am mittee of the Pakistan, govern mission to intercede with the so happy and so overwhelmed at ment has decided on this mess United Nations on behalf of the this reception that I find it very auro and also recommended the refugees.
dimeult to express mysel. I im removal of duty on the Imports
grateful indeed, from the boltom - Mr G, Lest, the social welfare | of my heart.”). of necessary raw material.
Industrialisis
representative of the United An honour guard from the the Nations in Greece, said that it Army, Navy, Air Force and government that they will be was impossible for the Gresk į Marines was drawn up on the able to manufacture and ex-Government to shoulder such a trxi strip during the brief but port these goods. In the near heavy, task as the care of the re- colourful welcome A Marine future.--Associated Press.
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