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WILMINGTON MORNING NEWS. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1948 FIVE republic must be defended, and the creased still further. One purpose of Truman Orders Speed-Up hour for it has come." BRITISH TO BACK In a desperate move to support wage demands, the Communist Soviet sector.

The Russians were aUent today about a reported attempt to assassinate former German Gen. walther Von Seydlita while he was inspecting Communist police forces in th Soviet occupation sone two days ago. dominated General Confederation of Labor (CGT) has withdrawn maintenance crews from the coal On Study of Loan for Israel Oct. 24 (JP) President Truman said tonight he has ordered a speed-up in "the consideration of any applications for WEST PARLIAMENT loans which may be submitted by the State of Israel. He made the announcement in a statement saying: that Gov Thomas E.

Dewey's stand in the political campaign had made It mines, allowing many of them to be flooded. These crews had stayed in the pits even during the German occupation. French officials are convinced that the mushrooming strike movement is being planned and paid for by the Communist Information Bu Your travel agent: Let a News-Journal Want Ad get you a ride or someone to share transportation expenses. Fhone 4-S251. necessary "for me to reiterate my own position with respect to Palestine "The Republican candidate fort President," Mr.

Truman said, against the accused had been "turned over to competent military authorities." He specifically accused Ernst Reuter. Socialist city councilman and chief of the city's transport department: Otto Suhr. Socialist chairman of the city council: acting Mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg: Socialist City Councilmen Franx Neumann and Kurt Mattick, and Liberal Democrat Councilman Rudolf Markewitz. Were Speakers at Rally They were speakers at the rally of 250.000 Berliners Sept- 9 at which anti-Communist civilians stoned Russian troops and Soviet-controlled German police and were fired upon. Persons seized in the riot were sentenced by a Soviet military court but the court said these had been incited by speeches of anti-Communist leaders.

How the Russians intend to punish the accused city officials is not well-informed British and French sources said. They said these projects already have been discussed with the U- S. State and Defense Departments in Washington by the five ambassadors of the western countries. These proposals, commonly known as the "North Atlantic pact, involve the shipment of American armament for the re-equipment of Western Europe's armed forces and an American pledge of protection and aid in the event of foreign aggression. Besides a European parliament and the North Atlantic pact, these other subjects probably will be discussed: 1.

The current situation in Germany and possibilities for a German settlement, the Berlin blockade, construction of a West German state, and a reparations policy. 2. A report from the western European union's defense ministers who recently agreed to establish a unified general staff, to standardize these forces, according to a Communist spokesman, is to put down any anti-Communist revolt in Eastern Germany. The British-licensed German Press Service quoted the Communist chief of railroad police at Dresden as declaring: "We must reckon with the possibility that peace in the Eastern sone must be defended with weapons in our hands. He made the statement as he ordered the dismissal of 220 railroad police who belonged to non-Communist parties.

Tolerate One Opinion Only 'ln the police of the Eastern xone," he added "we can tolerate only one political opinion. Also we never know when we may have to use our weapons against people of an opposite political opinion." The American licensed Dena Agency reported the Russians had installed a telephone control system to monitor every telephone conver-i seen fit to release a statement with Advertisement Bevin to Give Endorsement at 5-Power Brussels Pact Parley at Paris Today PARIS, Oct. 24 UP) Informed British sources said tonight Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin will give reau in an effort to test the loyalty reference to Palestine. This statement is in the form of a letter dated of French troops and smash the Marshall Plan in France. Oct.

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power Brussels pact meeting here to proposals for calling a western European parliament. The foreign ministers of Britain, ers to support the striking miners by staging "flash strikes" in other industries. election. "I had hoped our foreign affairs could continue to be handled on a non-partisan basis without being Injected into the Presidential campaign. The Republican candidate's statement, however, make it necessary for me to reiterate my own position with respect to Palestine.

"I stand squarely on the provisions covering Israel in the Demo The nationwide coal strike al France, The Netherlands, Luxem ready has cost France some 3.000,- bourg and Belgium will open a con WaaUa. lira ar yaar ka(tn 4rafgiW clear. If they con-plain to Western; 000 tons of coal urgently needed for her economic recovery. The gov ference here tomorrow morning. A proposed North Atlantic alliance arms training and material, and to integrate land, sea and air opera under which the United States and il occupying Powers, they in turn could name dozens of Russian-protected German Communists who have been violating Four-Power ernment announced last night that 1,000,000 tons of foreign coal will be imported to help offset the short cratic platform.

"I approved the provisions on Israel at the time they were written I re-affirm that approval now." tions. 3. Reports from the union's fi Canada would give full military aid to the five powers is also slated for discussion. nance ministers on the easing of trade currency restrictions within age, but that imports of fats, cotton, gasoline, and other commodities must be restricted as the re Mr. Truman here quoted from the Bevin's qualification, the sources THE SUNDAY STAR BOOK and AUTHOR MATINEE Democratic platform, and added: said, is that any western parliament positions in Jerusalem this morning.

(Some shells, coming from the direction of the Arab-occupied old city, fell near the Notre Dame area while they were there, but nobody was injured. (Morgenthau was given a reception last night by Dr. Bernard Joseph, Israeli military governor of Jerusalem. He expressed admiration for the technical skill and enthusiasm with which the Jews built their "Burma Road" the emergency road linking the coastal plain with the Holy City. Opposes Pope's Proposal travelling over the Burma'," Morgenthau said, "I am convinced more than ever there can be no State of Israel without a Jewish Jerusalem." (Pope Pius XII recommended in an encyclical made public yesterday that Jerusalem and the nearby holy places be internationalized.

The Palestine partition plan approved by the United Nations Assembly in December, 1947, provided for such an international zone but the UN has been unable to put the provisions into effect. (An Egyptian War Ministry spokesman said Cairo's antiaircraft defenses drove off two unidentified planes tonight. No bombs were dropped. (Air raid sirens sounded in the Egyptian capital when the planes were reported approaching. The all-clear signal sounded an hour later.) sult.

"This has been and is now my po viewed as the first step toward the framework of the European Recovery Program. 4. Reports on the coordination of health programs in the five Surrender of the holdout strikers sition a political-economic federation rules by their open, violent attacks on the West. Also the Four-Power Council has been inactive since the Russians walked out of it several months ago. Red Forces Increased German reports said the Communist armed forces of the Russian occupation zone were being in "With reference to the granting at the Alouette mine came quietly and unexpectedly this morning after the biggest show of military force 2 to 4 p.

m. Monday, Oct. 25 Du Barry Room, Hotel DuPont yet displayed by the government. Berlin Sixty truckloads of troops and security guards were on hand yes- Continaed From First Face erday for the operation. Two com- janies of Security Guards attacked Fine Custom Clothes from previous policy.

Hitherto Soviet Army exercises have been usuallv and "An Affair of State, he mine, smashing barricades and PAT FRANK, Author of "Mr. Adam" out this month. staged in the Mecklenburg area on jenetrating Into the main area of he pit without a major clash. Some Priced No More Than Good Ready Made 8 I I -l the strikers surrendered them. out others retreated into another ection.

must be built on a firm foundation. By this they said Bevin means there should first be much closer relations among members of th elected governments in each country. Bevin arrived here today for the meeting. The foreign ministers will meet as the International Consultative Council which was established by the Brussels pact British sources said Bevin hopes to make some "constructive proposals'" on Western European unity when he delivers his statement on the French-Belgian project for calling the Western European parliament The foreign ministers will have before them a wide range of subjects involving military security ana economic stability as well as Western Europe's relationships with the United States and other nations. Projects for a treaty of mutual assistance between the five western nations and the U.

S. are certain to be examined by the conferees, LOUIS NIZER, Author of "Between You and Me and "What to Do With Germany." MARY BROOKS PICKEN, Author of a dozen books on clothing, sewing, and "Thimblefulls of Friendship." Pierre Lambert, prefect of Saone- Et-Loirfe Department, decided to eave the strikers in the mine for of a loan or loans to the State of Israel, I have directed the departments and agencies of the executive branch of our government to work together in expediting the consideration of any applications for loans which may be submitted by the State cf Israel. It is my hope that such financial id will soon be granted and that it will contribute substantially to the long-term development and stability of the Near East" The letter to which Mr. Truman referred was Dewey's response to a letter from Dean Alfange, chairman cf the American Christian Palestine Committee of New York. As you know," the governor wrote.

"I have always felt the Jewish people are entitled to a homeland in Palestine which would be politically and economically stable. My views have been clearly expressed over the years and I did, indeed, approve the majority report cf the United Nations special committee which recommended a partition cf Palestine." The governor added that his position today is the same." At Albany, N. governor Dewey's the night. They surrendered early to day without a fight after Lam Herbert Hoover" and "Six Years in EUGENE LYONS, Author of Russia." the Baltic Sea. Anti-Reds Threatened BERLIN, Oct.

24 (A) The Soviet military administration today threatened action against leaders of Berlin's anti-Communist city government, whom it accused of "war-mongering." Col. Alexis Jelisarov, Soviet Deputy commandant, accused the anti-Communists of making "public speeches of a Fascist and milarist nature which were violations of Allied Control Council laws for Germany." He asserted Soviet evidence bert appealed to them to help save the property. Police checked each of the strikers as they came out of the min. Twenty strikers were ar Egypt Urges UN Act TICKETS AT LOCAL BOOKSTORES Door Prizes Seating Capacity Is Limited rested for carrying weapons and the others were allowed to go home. PARIS.

-Oct. 24 (JP) An authori 212 WEST Sth ST. READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS tative source said tonight Egypt has demanded an immediate meeting of the United Nations Security Council to deal with continued fighting in the Negev area of southern Palestine. Mahmoud Bey Fawzi, member of the Egyptian delegation to the UN General Assembly, was reported to cfiice said tne governor would not comment on Mr. Truman's state have called UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie yesterday and insisted that the Council meet today.

ment. However. Herbert Brownell, Dewey-Warren campaign manager, Egypt has complained the Jews continued military action in the commented in Washington: "It is regrettable that the Presi Negev after the Council's cease-fire dent is making politics of an issue so important to the peace of the world. Governor Dewey was asked by the president of the American order went into effect last week. Lie was reported to have told Fawzi that with U.

S. Delegate Warren R. Austin, Council president for October, in London, a meeting could not be called for today. It was said Fawzi likely will renew tomorrow his demand for an immediate Palestine Committee to reiterate his support of the Republican platform plank dealing with Palestine. This was a perfectly proper request.

Gov Have ernor Dewey's statement on Friday clearly set forth once again his firm ARDEN TOWN ASSEMBLY WILL MEET TOMORROW ARDEN, Oct. 24 (Special). The Arden Town Assembly will meet in the Gild Hall at 8:30 p. m. Tues day.

The election of the budget committee will be the chief business you heard a of the session. adherence to the Republican platform's position on this subject." In New York, Alfange said Dewey's letter on Palestine "was entirely proper." "Secretary Marshall's endorsement cf the Bernadotte plan was a repudiation of the pledge in the Democratic Party's platform in re-Frect cf Israel," Alfange said in a statement. "Since Mr. Truman remained silent, it was presumed he acquiesced in the repudiation. Hence it was important to know Mr.

Dewey's "As chairman of the American Christian Palestine Committee of New York and on my own initiative," Alfange continued, "I wrote Governor Dewey asking him to reaffirm his party's Palestine commitment, which he did." Frenchman's business took him behind the Iron Curtain. Miss Mary Morley, assembly secretary, reminded residents of Arden to mail in their referendum ballots by Nov. 1. Residents of Arden are voting by the proportional representation system to elect members of the board of assessors. At the same time they are expressing their approval or disapproval of the budget for the year beginning March 25, 1949, and of the trustees' nomination of W.

W. Heckert to fill a vacancy on the board of trustees. Residents of Ardentown, next to Arden, will hold a town meeting on Monday, Nov. 1, at the Gild Hall. this one Palestine- Continued From First Pate Seeing a big factory, he asked a worker "Who owns the factory?" "Why we do' replied the worker.

"And who owns all the cars in the parking queried the Frenchman. "The answered the worker. A little later, the Frenchman came to America. Seeing a big factory, he asked a worker Appeal of America, and Curtis Boettiger, grandson of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, toured Israeli front line IT'S TIME TO SHINE TALLEYVILLE FIREMEN SPONSOR 'OPEN HOUSE' More than 200 visitors inspected the new building and fire fighting equipment of the Talleyville Fire Company during an "open house" tour yesterday.

The program brought to a close a three-day ceremony which began Friday. A memorial plaque, bearing the names of company firemen who lost their lives in World War II, was unveiled Saturday when U. S. Rep. J.

Caleb Boggs was the principal speaker. The names on the plaque are Stanley B. Exar and John S. Greenfield. In referring to the war dead.

Mr. Boggs said, "The spirit in which they served and died will forever continue to live in this Who owns the factory?" France- Continaed From First Ftit THE SHWE THAT smsi because it has a hard-wax finish THE MORAL? strike has assumed the character of a full-fledged insurrection. Strikers still hold 12 mines in the central coal basin. Marie, speaking at Le Havre, said: "The sabotage of our national property and appeals to desertion and insurrection are signs of servility to a foreign power which must be broken. It is by action that the GRIFFIW BLACK BROWN "The bosses" answered the worker.

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