U. N. Warns Both
Jews And Arabs
LAKE SUCCESS, (A3) — The
United Nations warned both Jews
and Arabs today to avoid further
violations of the month-old Pales
tine truce.
Responding to fears expressed
by the Palestine mediator, Count
Folke Bernadotte, that the situa
tion in Jerusalem was “gradually
getting out of hand,” the security
council voted the warning last
night.
It was almost the last item of
business before the council ad
journed for what it hopes will be
a month-long recess prior to re
convening in Paris.
The warning was given in a
resolution advanced jointly by
the United States, Britain, Can
ada and France. No delegate
voted against the proposal, but
Russia, the Soviet Ukraine. Syria
and Colombia abstained on some
sections in a point-by-point vote.
The council told the Jews and
Arabs they are resopnsible and
told them to see that their own
offenders are punished and to re
frain from undertaking reprisals
or retaliations.
Airplane Fares To
Be Raised
WASHINGTON, (>P) — A ten
per cent airlines fare boost is
coming soon—with the added
prospect that free meals in flight
will be ended.
Present fares average about 5.5
cents a mile. The new rate of j\ast
over six cents will be the highest
in nearly 15 years. It will take
effect either in September or Oc
| tober, depending on when all the
paper work can be completed.
That outlook is the result of a
precedent-setting conference call
ed by the civil aeronautics board
to talk over the industry’s finan
cial crisis.
CURRENCY CHANGEOVER
CLOSES CHINESE BANKS
SHANGHAI. (/P>—'The banks of
| China closed today to get ready
for the new “gold yuan” which
will replace the virtually worth
less Chinese paper yuan.
Andorra, one of the two small
est republics in the world, covers
175 square miles and has a popu
lation of 5,000.
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U. S. Demands
Removal Of Russ
Consul-General
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three, the note said, wanted to
stay in this country.
While recognizing the right of
Soviet officials to protect its na
tionals in this country, the note
said, they also are entitled to the
protection of the applicable laws
of the United States.”
Declaring this government will
! not turn Mrs. Kosenkina over to
Russian authorities against hei»
will, the note said:
‘‘The government of the United
States cannot permit the exercise
within the United States of police
power of any foreign govern
ment.”
Presidential press secretary;
Charles G. Ross told reporters
“the whole thing was done under
the President’s orders.”
Ross first said Mr. Truman
would sign the revocation of the
consul’s credentials shortly. Later,!
however, he said the signing j
would be delayed several days in
order to give Lomakin time to
close out his official duties.
The state department told Sov
iet ambassador Alexander S. Pan
yushkin and his government that
the Russian charges, including
some by Soviet foreign minister
Molotov, “have been based upon
misinformation.”
i Moreover, the department told
the Soviets in effect that the U. S.
! government holds consul general
Jacob M. Lomakin in New York
! responsible for this misinforma.
j tion.He was accused of an ‘abuse’
! of his position and a “gross viola
tion” of proper conduct of for
eign officials.
As a result, the note said, the
State department is “requesting”
President Truman to revoke cre
dentials granted to Lomakin by
I this country and wants him to
leave the United States “within a
reasonable time.”
The note was not signed by
either secretary of state Marshall
of undersecretary of state Robert
Lovett although both took a hand
in its preparation. It was signed
simply “Department of State”
and bore the initial “L,” presum
! ably meaning Lovett.
SINGAPORE, (/P) — An estim
ated 300 communist rebels raided
a South Jahore rubber estate
early today. Early ^reports indi
cated it was the 'largest attack
of the three-month Malayan re
volt.
Advices said a European plant
er, three Asiatic guards and two
rebels were killed in the skirmish
an six guards wounded. The in
surgents were reported to have
burned buildings on the Sem
brong estate.
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Russians Arrest
Police In U. S.
Sector Of Berlin i
(By Wes Gallagher)
BERLIN.fi <^P) — Russian mili
tary police and German police un
der their control invaded the
American sector of blockaded
Berlin today on a black market
raid and seized five German po
lice belonging to U. S. sector
forces.
An American military govern
ment official said the action
clearly violated U. S. jurisdiction.
It was the second Russian
backed raid near the city zonal
borders during the day. U
Earlier Russian M.P.’s and com
munist-controlled German police
raided downtown Potsd a m e r
Platz, where the American, Rus
sian and British zones meet, and
arrested about 600 Germans with
out violence. This contrasted to
an operation last evening when
Germans stoned the communist
police, who responded with gun
fire which wounded five civilians.
The Russian group arrested
about 600 Germans in all. The
police riding in open trucks, were
escorted by Soviet army tommy
gunners in American-made jeeps.
Flyer Swims From
Plane Crash
FAIRBANKS (/P)—An air force
flyer escaped by swimming three
fourths of a mile last Wednesday
night when his C-64 pontoon
plane crashed during a landing on
a lake.
The flyer, Lt. Harry C. Bartel,
of Erie, Pa., swam to shore with
the aid of a life preserver. He was
in the water an hour. The acci
dent occurred 50 miles southeast
of here on Birch Lake.
Bartell spent last night in a
prospector's log cabin and return
ed to the Ladd air force base here
by truck early today. Seachers
were just preparing to hunt for
him when he appeared at the
base.
There were jeers as they with
drew. Five minutes after they
drove off, the square was again
packed with a new group of black
marketeers and buyers.
The forces converged on Pots
damer Platz, where at least five
Germans were injured late yester
day in a riot. The American, Rus
sian and British sectors of the
blockaded city meet at the Pots
damer Platz.
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