Malaya Tribune, 17 June 1946

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    33 1 The Malaya Tribune rhe Newspaper 01 The People Of Malaya 'phone Nos:—Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 ;i PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1946 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune MONDAY, JUNE IT. 1946.
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    Monty Off To India
    155 1 Reuter. USALEM, June 16.— Marshal Montgomery Pali me today by ai r idia, it mat officially i here tonight- i Marshal Montgo- lefi Evgand by air j June 9 1° nol d discus- S h military' chiefs v i I. and Palestine be- nkinu up dut
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    12 Missing When Ship Hits Mine
    54 1 Reuter. SSKL&, i U ne 16. Tweive are missing in ihe wreck Dutch steamer vieerkerk ran on a mm? >ff JVestat .he mouth :»f £ie Schtiit ushing or.ot boat escued 150 rs, partly military, and ivilians. Me rkerk broke in two and Members of
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    "LITTLE NAPOLEON" DEAD
    49 1 A.P. Orleans, June 16.—General Übico. former president to mala and known as the "Little ~n of LU9 Torpics" died here lay vi exile. He was 68. He .resident ot Guatemala for U s and came to New Orleans a revolution threatened his to October. 1944. —A.P.
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    ‘SEVERAL’ DETAINED FOR QUESTIONING
    159 1 Mahidol's Death: New Developments Reuter. BANGKOK, JUNE 16. SkViRXL PERSONS ARE UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE BEEN DETAINED FOR QUESTIONING DURING FOIJCE INVESTjGATICNS INTO THE DEATH OF YOUNG KING ANANDA MAHIDOL WHO WAS FOUND DEAD FROM A GUN SHOT A WEEK AGO. According to the local press, inquiries
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    GANDHI "VERY UNHAPPY"
    223 1 A.P. NEW DELHI. JuNE 17. —MAHATMA GANDHI, IT WAS SAID BY A MEMF2E3 OF HIS STAFF, SEEMS TO BE VERY UNHAPPY" OVER THE CABINET MISSION'S LATEST MOVE. Gandhi told India's millions, in the meantime, "to wait, wat:h and pray' during the course of an evening prayer meeting
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    Umberto Attends Mass
    42 1 A.P. LISBON, Juno 17.—Italian exKin? Umberto's first public appearance since his exile was reported on Sunday after ne attended the mass at the Church of Sintra. TJmberto was accompanied by the uncrowned Queen Marie Jose ana their children. —A.P.
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    BRITISH SOLDIERS BEATEN UP
    161 1 Reuter. Lonflur, June 10 —Attacks on 3; i tish troops by Egyptians in Cai > I are mounting dally, according Ralph Hewins. Sunday Dis.j Cairo correspondent. The worst offenders, he says, aiv taxi drivers. "They have beaten up dozen! of British soldiers* to the po -!t
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    1849 Flag Hoisted In Rome
    217 1 Reuter. LONDON. Juno 16 -The ring of Garibaldi's R nan republic of 1849 was ly>isted over the Capitol In Rome todnv. P;»mo Radio reported. I To the strains of Garibaldi's anthem tiie flag, so old and battle torn th.it it is pinned to a board
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    MEMORIAL UNVEILED IN BATAVIA
    133 1 Reuter. BATAVIA. June 16.—A memorial to British war dead was unveiled by Lieut.-Gen. Montague Stopford. Com-mander-in-Chief, Allied Land Forces Scuth-East Asia in the 124-year-old British church in Batavia today. The memorial is a marble plaque bearing ihe crests of the three services and the insignia of
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    BRITAIN IS ACCUSED
    87 1 Reuter. London. June 16—Moscow Ra. dio. quoting a Teheran newspaper repor;. alleged today tha Britain had been flying arms in o Persian Baluchistan (near the nor hwest frontier of India). The repor said that a monih ago a British plane landed in Baluchistan ook aboard a number
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    UNO Heading For Showdown
    299 1 A.P. N W FORK, JUNE 17.—TIF FNTTED N*l ONS H r 4D dFO AN APF v ENT SHOWDOWN ON THE BIG POWER VETO-AS THE THE SECURITY CO UN? IL N \H D ITS FIXL-SCALE DEBATE ON THE CONTROVERSIAL SPANISH QUESTION, WITH Rl SS A IN THE
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    Strachey Hints Bread Rationing
    274 1 New Food Minister Broadcasts LONDON JI NE 17—BRITAIN' FOOr MINISTER PWVSTRAfHEY LVD THE PROSPECT OF BREAD rathinT^g^rectly^feforl the tji w-i ny cijvnAY NIGHT AND SAID THE Tiß TV COULO OFt EX NO BF/. ER PROOF OF ITS INT NATIONAL GOOD FAITH. *our country can do no
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    STOP PRESS
    177 1 LONDON. June 16.—Without a big advance on the "utterly inadequate price of tenps ice per pound fixed by the British Government for growers the United States pays one shilling .—there may be a serious crisis in the Malayan rubber industry." declares Mr. O. M. Green in the newspaper
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      76 1 To All Our Numerous Friends And Ladies Patrons In Singapore And The Union. WE TAKE PLEASURE ANNOUNCING RECEIPT OF STOCKS PURE SI LX UNDERWEAR, KIMONOES, L UKES BLOUSES, IN CH tRMI NG SHADES FROM SHANGHAI AND CH:NA. STOCKS ARE AT PRESENT LIMITED BUT ALL EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO GET
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    "Pied Piper" Of Warsaw
    207 3 A.P. June 16.— The I f Diicnnik Lv- revealed the j or a 74-year-Joseph Bek, S i ap ed deaf ft Hp a i j co-Ncen/ra'ion attM of ft/s sfc:ll J harming rats. I paper djweribed t j led rats down I i s reel, playing
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    CAT FOR ROBBER
    97 3 PENANG. Sunday. conclusion of his trial be-Ut.-001. A. N. Bellamy v.\ iof Court on Saturday. Su-w was sentenced to its' morons imprisonment strokes of the cat on a barge of committing robbery at j innectkm with the case, two cninese Urn Ewe Hor and p,-no- Khoon were
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    12 DIED IN B29 CRASH
    64 3 A.P. Tune 16-- The Army has an h /une° S ll f A a n me 3 aboard were believed been killed ms-an ly• ■witnesses reported he lost alti ude a "f n ne the nor h airntiu n on Us routine pho.ograon i*-i> wa
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    Woman Schoolteacher On Betrayal Charge
    424 3 "HOODED TERROR" IN PENANG (Til tune Cor. espo dent Fenam>, June 16,—The story of how victims were taken during Japanese rod nouns in Penang, picked out fey a hood:d terror" and how the unfortunate persons were toitured and done to death is expected to te
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    Release Of Airmen Demanded
    72 3 Reuter. LONDON, June 15.—The release ci RAF men court-martialled or awaiting trial after the demobilisation demonstrations in India in January was demanded at a meeting here last night called by the London Area Committee of the Electr.cal Trades Union wHh Se support of the Amalgamated Engineering
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    RAF MEN MAY EXTEND SERVICE
    163 3 i ondon. Juno Ifi:—Arrangement.hare been made for a substantia! lumber of serving non-commissi >m C lir crew to extend their service fot three years regular engagement followed by four years' reserve viceAir crew who are accepted for •his extended service will receive, 0.. signing on.
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    Wants World Food Bank
    91 3 Washington. June 16.—The crea tlon of a "world food bank" from j which reserves could be rushed v meet any staivation crisis was ao vacated by Sir John Boyd-Orr Director General of the Food anc Agricultural Oganisation. to a broac Ca He stated that the F.A.O.
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    MILLION-TO-ONE, AND HE LIVED
    83 3 A.P. l Adrian. Michigan, June 16.- A P'oless,onal i ihi escaped unscathed today when a small «J 3 plantl Xiohed in/o hi, pirachu/e m m.d-a>r dur.no Detoil ran in/o (he parachute »1 Warren Berg, 25, at an I o/ J. 500 Steel, staging Berp np under
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    Malayan Volunteers Stranded In China
    194 3 Kuala Lumpur, June 16.—Several £teps to be i t pn for tbe relief and repatriation of about 1,400 voKmteers rom Malaya who volunteered for service «or in Buma (whenChina^^^ Mr. Tan Kan Kee presided. Tvc-nly-one delegates from al. parts of Malaya attended. Mr Tan Kah
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    "MOST SERIOUS"
    28 3 Halifax, Nc Ml Scotia. June lb.— Mr ICacKenzie King. Canadian Prime Minister, said on arrival hen yeeterdav from Britain that European food "conditions were -most serious.
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    Canadian M.P. Found Guilty
    72 3 Reuter. MONTREAL. June 16. —Mr. Free. Rose. Canadian Labour Member Parliament, was late last night 'rnind guilty on a conspiracy charge by the jury in the Soviet Cbp onige trial. Justice Lazure announced that he icould sentence Rose on Thursday. The maximum sentence uh.cn Rose can
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    NEW COMMANDER IN JAPAN
    70 3 A.P. Kure. June 16.—Lt. Gen. K. C Robertson has assumed command ft the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces, and left for an Inspec tion trip of be command with the retiring commander. Lt.-Gen. John Northcott. In a farewell statement, Gen. Northcott praised the work of the Commonwealth
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    Diversion Of Rubber Estates' Reserves
    998 3 Mr FM Edwards, chairman of Teluk Anson RubMr. F.m th annua i general meeting iast ber Estate Limited atj tne annualgei Governclal aid to rubber producers to W r on VVI work today was at .east two and a that ruling m 1941, and; jms
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      382 3 Oft THE All! 1100-1200 hrs. Malay Schools' Broadcast every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 0900-1000 hrs.i BSfMak School Broadcast every Monday. 1100-1200 hrs. English School*. Broadcastii p- Wednesday and Frid~> 1200-1400 hrs 3C" metres in the medium wave band and 4.78 mega cycles per second in the 61 mctrthand except frcm
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    Postal Delays.
    496 4 inordinate delay in the delivery of mails continues 'o be the subject of comment, particularly among business people. L is realised that the postal authorities of all countries hay: had tremendous ditnciil ies r o overcome and that they have been subjected to a crood deal of critic!;
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    "OVERTURE AND BEGINNERS"
    1533 4  -  What happens before the Call-boy knocks at the door and says— By Walter Greenwood Author of Loer on the Dote and care love IT all begms very innocently when the author, alone in ins room, r-ics himself at his table and, on a clean she* of pap.r,
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    V-PARADE 1919
    651 4  -  When Japs and Siamese Paraded in London. By Lt. E. Webster Britons stayed up all nigh; ■slept m parks, waited hours perched on wall-tops and lamp posts to see the mammotn pageantry of victory when 20.000 Allied Servicemen and women followed their War Leader* in a seven-mile-long procession
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    READERS’ VIEWPOINTS
    208 4 Disturbing The p ea c It is mos* some ffanjrs of h. I ing the of nities in Singapore •<; pointing when -.rani-m i. spla t lim la Ji." etc. in It BBOst 1)«* pout,,) play »f mpw< 0 f create a had M those \\h> aif not
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    NEW EMPIRE GOC FOR JAPAN
    73 4 Reuter. KUR2, Japan. June 16. Gtn. Horace Rcbertson off! over comma.id of the British C tmonwealth Occupation Force ia Japan at midnight last night Deeding Lieut.-Gen. John N rtl Licut.-Gen. Northcott in a 1 message yesterday to the troops under his command said: 'The British
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    507 5 evenings ago I «teppe.l dv st h at and noise Into no .ramju 1 us perit d ol the Ming I did not g. t aboard Us' Time Machine to back 500 years. D of being .rans- remote period in created by the very re ol he
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    Vital Cargo Held Up
    157 5 New York. June 16.-M Uions ~Voi were held n Vne can pc?°s yesterday iVn ne™ ly 200.000 seamen and *3S was nrrtprp agreemen. was reacnta -Aii-.it 4-TTTn mass which was local union leaders had aireaay rilled the men ou They s ai S the s rike
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    Wavell Names Members Of Indian Interim Govt.
    553 5 IHE VICEROY OF DTV LLRD WAVELL, HAS NAMFD HIS INT£RT>l GOVERNMENT. IT IS TH CONSIST OF 14 MEMBERS, AND GIVES PARITY TO THE CONGRESS PARTY AND THE MUSLIM LEAGUE, WHO ARE TO HAVE FIVE SEATS 5: iCH. limitations have already b?en issued to
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    The Chosen Fourteen
    100 5 The 14 Indian leaders l chosen to form the interim government are as folloivs (5 Congress, 5 Muslims, 1 Sikh. 1 Parsec. 1 Indian Christian, 1 Scheduled Caste):— CONGRESS: Pandit I Nehru, Sardar VaUabhai N Pa tel. Dr. Raiendra Pra- sad. C Rajauopalachar ar, i and H.
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    Burma Crime Up 10 Times
    204 5 Rangoon, June 16.—Sir Henry Knight, Acting Governor of Burma, said at fcis first conference that the new drive against Burma's "public* enemy number one" the dacoit who was terrorising the countryside was proving successful. Forty thousand il'ezal arms and nearly 1,030,003 rounds of ammunition had
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    Africa Rations Soap & Tea
    101 5 Africa Rations Soap Tea Reuter. Johannesburg, June 1G. —Soap an i tea will be among the first commodity's rationed in South Africa, sa>s tho political correspondent of ..he Johannesburg Sunday Times. Quoting Dr. H. J. van Eck, Director oi Food Supplies, the correspondent says when rationing starts in August the
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    Note To Russia
    94 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Juno It.—American Government officials diselosc-j yesterday that a third note had been sent to Moscow, inviting: the Russians to begin negotiations in midJuly for the $1,000-million (U.S. I loan they had requested. The draft of the message to lfofl cow was approved by Mr. Byrne?
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    ENVOY SUMMONED
    27 5 Washington. .Tune lfi—Ambassador Bonnet baf been called to Paris to assist the French delegation at the Foreign Ministers' Conference, a French Fml assy spokesman said.
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    A King' Housekeeper Is Found Murdered
    221 5 Reuter. Wes'mlnster. June 16.—E'izazabe h MacLindon, dark, charming 40-year-old housekeeper to King George of Greece, was found murdered on Friday nlgnt in a house in Ches er Square, which she had been getting ready for his occupation. She was found sho: through ie neck
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    Jap Fishing Areas Extended
    144 5 A.P. Tokio, June 16.— Food—number one subjec; in Japanese debate, though and politics—re tamed its ranking position las week Premier Yoshida pleaded with the Japanese for renewed determination to overcome -he "food crisis". It is too early yet to judge whe her the governmen s appeal
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    China: New Peace Pact
    219 5 Nanking, Juno 16.—The Central Government and the Commuirsts las:, night signed a new p?ace agreement to cover the period between the present 15-da./ cease fire and the future permanent settlement. The new agreement is regarded as tie turning point in the deadlock between the Central Government
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    Poles Will Fight For Freedom
    219 5 A.P. Rome, June 16.—Members of the Second Polish Corps yes er. day took a solemn oath o con•ine the struggle for he freedom of Poland, "regardless of conditions in which we shah have o live and act". Throughout I aly. at Police cemeteries and camps.
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    FELL TO HER DEATH
    55 5 A.P. LONDON. June 16.—Scotland YurA officials said yesterday that a woman they identified as Princes Nadija dc Bragana, aged 36, fell to her deat> from a third story window at a hospital here on Thursday. Detectives said they believed the woman was a grand daughter of
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    'Malays Want To Be Treated Like Gentlemen'- Gammans
    1377 6 A.P. LONDON —(By Air Mail): Lieut-Col. D.R. ReesWiUUms and Captain L.D. Gammans, upon returning to Lo idon from their six weeks tour of Malaya ana Sarawak, spent over two hours reporting on their mission to Mr. George Hall, the Colonial Secretary. As
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    SIAM: MURDER THEORY GAINS GROUND
    279 6 A.P. BANGKOK, June 15 'Delayed' a Mmuneee newspaper today pvnly challenged the official dsfm that King Ananda MmhMft died of a gun accident, with 1 banner I l.adlne saying: "We suspect our icing was assassinated." I'ndest is spr t ad':ig in Siatr. I tiff/7 growing
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    Destroyer Speeds Through Suez Canal
    179 8 Reuter. PORT SAID, June 15. It H acne rally believed here tonight thai Ihe Brttiih destroyer Virago Which earlier today dashed southward through the Suez Canal under special pri-.riy was carry ng the Mufti of Jerusalem to the Seychelles Islands, one of the v trld's
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    TWO NAZI GENERALS FOR TRIAL
    114 8 Reuter. WUPPEHTAL, Germany, June 16. —Two German generals and four S.S and Gestapo chiefs who virtual 1\ succeeded in crushing the activities of the Maquis in parts of Alsace In 1D44 WUI stand trial here today on chanrei concerned *ita the m v rue r
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    2,500 CHINESE IN JAVA FREED
    145 8 Reuter. BAT AVI A. Juno 16- Adou: I 2.500 Clvnt so have boon frood by Dutch patrols in be disturbod Tang?rang dis riot west of Bat aria during :he pas few days. At Ketapang sovoral hurdrod Chinesf women and children wore found under the guard
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    "Big Four" Study Deputies' Report
    173 8 A.P. PAi. s, June 17. —'1 he Four del* t!..-;s t<> the "Big Four" Foreign Ministers' Conference herL' .>.. Sui lay studied their Deputies' ir.tc vim report, foeussirg their attent.oi on ma for issues which art still net agreed upon. The report was understood io
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    Tan Kali Kee Pessimistic Over China Negotiations
    290 8 (01 R OWN COR RESPONDENT) KUALA LUMPUR, JUNE 17 —EFFORTS EV GENERAL GEORGE C. MARSH AM, ENVOY TO CHI VA, TO BRING ABOUT A TRIM E BETWEEN Tfl* COMMUNISTS AND THE GOVERNMENT ARE BOUND TO FAIL AND THE SLOPE OF THE CIVIL WAR
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    Jews Give "Only Just Answer"
    225 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM. .Tune 16.—The fcW* ish Agency for Palestine. replying tonight to the invitation by the British and United States 3o*ern-me-nts to submit its views to ihe (BSla recommendations of the An;IoVmerican Commission of Inquiry on Palestine, stated: "The only fOMt, practicable and lasting eolation
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    LIFE SENTENCE for TWO MALAYS
    355 8 Ipoh, June 16. —For abducting a Malay. Baharom, at Layang Layang, Kiri, Parit. on July 14 last year with a view to murdering him, two middle-aged Malays, Puteh Mahbut and Yeop Ahmad were sentenced to p3nal S3rvitude for life in the Perak Superior Ccurt by
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    New Soviet Policy On Italy At Paris?
    414 8 A.P. Pari;. June IG.—At the request ol the Soviet Foreign Commissar M. Molot >v, the Foreign Ministers meeting in Puis agreed tj place the current Italian po ii al s tuation on the agenda a f ter Austria. The Sovie Mi.ii tor s
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    "BLOODY ANSWER" THREAT
    115 8 A.P. J JERUSALEM June 17--j ]cwi*H <strerni"ts warned the Palestine authorities on Sun- dig oeer their secret radio v ..iaticn. that if the death scn--1 sees oa taw en mbers of J the Irgun Avai Leumi were tar-icd cvf. tibjtr answer t **s9oeM be gffen in blood."
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    de Gaulle Back In French Politics
    206 8 A.P. PARIS. June IT. —Th.> Communist* served ntiee on Sunday that the> would oppOM any French govern:.. r -:*.t headed by the Moderate Popular Republican movement as General CharU de Gaulle re-entered the polities) arena to voice strong pro posals of the MRP proposals
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    UMND MEETING
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