Temporary Truce
Betters Conditions
In Indonesia
BATAVIA, Nov. 2—^)—Peace
has been restored in the Magelang
area by a temporary truce which
followed a night of sharp fighting
between Indonesian Extremists
and British and Indian troops,
during which RAF planes again
strafed the Indonesian coast.
Elsewhere in central and east
ern Java, conditions were report
ed as generally improved although
the situation at the naval base of
Soerabaja is described as “very
delicate.” Col. Pugh, commander
of the British garrison at Soera
baja, succeeded in effecting the
evacuation of fifteen hundred
Dutch Nationals, mostly women
and children, and a similar num
ber is expected to embark tonight
Hospital Notes
Martha Muller of Elim was dis
missed yesterday. Maggie Topkok
of Teller, was also dismissed yes
terday.
Two tented Salvation Army
canteens started operations on
Iraq desert in a sandstorm. In less
than two hours, the canteen had
cooked 400 eggs and had made
500 sandwiches to serve men who
had just completed a 380-mile
trek through the desert.
te Magelang.
British and Indonesian leaders
are reported conferring during
the truce effected with the aid of
Dr. Soekarno, president of the
“Indonesian Republic,” wdiose
cease fire orders previously had
| been ignored by the extremists.
The outcome of the negotiations
remained in doubt.
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RUSSEL HAYDEN
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“COVER GIRL”
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“EDGE OF DARKNESS”
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JOAN DAVIS. JOHN HUBBARD
Also "IN THE GARDEN"
And "TARGET JAPAN"
Court News
The Grand Jury, which con
vened last Wednesday morning
has been busy on several cases
and have brought in the following
true bills:
Thomas Upicksoun, breaking
and entering buildings, a charge
of larceny on two counts.
Edwin O. Dahlman was found
guilty of issuing checks without
funds. He is held on two counts.
A true bill was brought against
Charles M. Lee for evading the
draft.
A true bill was brought against
Wm. Stettinger for receiving
stolen property.
A true bill against Knute Olson,
for breaking into a warehouse
where civilian food reserves were
kept—charge of larceny.
Frank Sanguinetti is charged
with forgery. It is alleged he
opened the mail of Walter E. Mer
rill and forged his signature to a
check.
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Lord Gort Resigns
As Commissioner
In Palestine
LONDON, Nov. 2— (JP) — Field
Marshal Lord Gort resigned as
high commissioner of turbulent
Palestine, as the British govern
ment laid the blame for the ter
i rorism there to the Jewish ele
ments. Colonial Secretary Hall
described the most wide-spread
highly-organized sabotage in the
history of the country as the “das
I tardly series of outrages were re
sulting from very careful plan
ning by very considerable organ
izations among the Jewish com
munities.”
In nearby Egypt anti-Zionist
elements started a general strike
in Cairo. This is the anniversary
of the Balfour declaration de
manding the Jews be awakened
"from their dream of a home in
Palestine.”
Street fighitng broke out and
police fired into the air in at
1 tempting to disperse crowds in
the Arab sections. Palestine also
K I M M E L—Rear Adm. Hus
band E. Kimmel, Navy Com
mander at Pearl Harbor in 1941,
says he does not wish a general
court martial while the congres
sional probe is in progress.
started a general strike against
the Balfour declaration of Zionist
aims. Arab shops closed and
prayers were called in mosques.
Secretary Hall told Commons
that Lord Gort had resigned be
cause he was ill.
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