Arabs Will Fight
For Holy Land
UNDATED INTERNATIONAL
By the Associated Press — Jews
claimed today to have occupied
mountain passhT shrdl shu rdl
all strategic heights around a
mountain pass 10 miles west of
Jerusalem in a supreme effort to
open the Arab-blocked supply line
from Tel Aviv.
Some 4,000 Haganah troops were
said to be active in the drive
to clear an avenue for food to the
100,000 Jews in truce-stilled Jer
usalem. They smashed against Ar
ab road blocks.
ROME—Across the Mediterran
ean, provisional president Enrico
de Nicola of Italy, choice of the
Communists and their popular
front, led foreign minister Carlo
Sforza, outspoken anti-Commun
ist, on parliament’s first vote for
the presidency of the Italian re
public. His 396 to Sforza’s 353
was short of the needed two
thirds majority for election dur
ing the first three ballats. A sim
1 pie majority elects on the fourth
ballot.
'SEOUL—It was estimated 80
per cent of the 800,000 eligible
voters in the southern Korea de
fied Communist violence and
threats to vote in the country’s
first self-rule election. Some 60
Communists were arrested after
a week-end of violence in which
73 lives were lost. Communists
and some “liberal” groups shun
ned the election as bidden by
radio threats from Russian ruled
stations in northern Korea. The
vote will be counted tonight.
AMSTERDAM— Winston Chur
chill told 30,000 listeners in Am
sterdam a united Europe would
“revive the old glory” of the con
tinent. He is leader of the un
official “Congress of Europe”
called in the Hague to further a
democratic federation of European
countries. He urged a cessation
of national rivalries, praised the
United States and urged a stand
against “any kind of totalitarian
tyranny.”
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AMMAN, Trans-Jordan —King
Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia wired
King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan
he is putting “all my armiei at
MAY LEAD
King Abdullah (abora) of
Trans-Jordan raportadly will
parsonally load his British
trainad Arab Lagion against
tba Jaws in Palaslina. Soma
104)00 of Abdullah's soldiars.
about two-thirds of tba Arab
Lagion—alraady ara in Palas
tina on sacurity duty with tha
British. U/P) Wlraphoto)
your disposal after midnight Fri
day when the British mandate |
ends, for the defense of Palestine, i
Abdullah already has command
of the armies of Trans-Jordan, Sy
ria, Iraq, and Lebanon. A third
of the Egyptian army was re
ported on the southern border
of the Holy Land.
LAKE SUCCESS— The United
Nations speeded the establishment
of an emergency caretaker gov
ernment for Palestine. Virtually
all hope for a long term solution
has ended. Draft proposals of a
permanent truce for Jerusalem
were put before Jewish and Arab
leaders.
David Ben-Gurion, premier des
Child Saved By
Blood Transfusion
SEATTLE, — (/P) —Apparent
triumph over a blood condition
termed “nearly always fatal” was
reported yesterday by the phys
ician for an infant to whom RH
Negative Blood was flown from
Seattle to Ketchikan April 30.
Dr. R. W. Carr, the physician,
writing to Dr. J. R. Ozajkowski,
ignate of the new Jewish state,
said he believed the new country
“will be erected” within a few
days.
director of the King County Blood
Bank, reported:
"We were greatly pleased with
the efficient way in which you
responded to our call for a pint
of type O, RH Negative Blood.
The infant was jaundiced to the
color of a tangerine orange and
was getting quite weak.
Dr. Carr said the child’s color
improved during the operation
and "has continued to pick up
since.”
The blood, sufficient to change
the infant’s entire body supply
twice, was flown from Seattle by
a Pan American plane.
KODIAK FIRM GETS BID
TO BUILD KODIAK JAIL
WASHINGTON, — UP)—Shupp
Construction Co., Kodiak, Alaska,
made a $94,440 low bid for con
struction of a jail at Kodiak, the
Public Buildings Administration
said today.
Other bids for the job were:
J. B. Warrack, Co., Seattle, $111,
400, and Reed and Dodson, Fair
banks. $111,920.
A contract will be awarded in
two or three weeks.
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