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SMH July 19 1947
SMH July 19 1947
a
to decapitate
attempted
naval
with
an
and on
rating
axe,
another
occasion
when a man
was
about to fire a rifle.
is
believed
that
the naval rifle
It
missed
on
both occasions,
the
fire
statement
but
it
caused
the
says,
morn-
the
to
men
-
it
reflected
and
months,
growing
Dutch and
as
political
still
tatives
Dutch
the
represen-
political
failed
Indonesian
to
on
agree
for a joint
proposal
and
Sourabaya
front,
were
of Buitenzorg
to-day's
Republican
south
ehting
in
reported
communique.
reported
large
the
city.
Amir
yesterday.
shells
howitzer
number" of
Dutch
Sjarifoeddin
would
Republic
cessation
ate
of
south
civilians
include
in
blockades
This
food
acts.
the
cities,
some
occupied
withdrawing
Republican
as well
the
on
from the perimeters,
troops
on
that
the Dutch
understanding
would
take
without
delay
Dr.
denied
that
Gani,'
however,
had
discussed
with
them
the
of international
arbitrapossibility
as
'their
part
action
all
restore
to
that
declaration
definitely
their
wa*
period
also issue a
ultimatum
and
over,
their
^
intention
declare
matters
hould
arrange
had
conand
more
now
and
Indonesia,
by
were
military,
aggression
pressing
the Republic
of Indonesia
to give
de facto
authority.
up its
It
to
co-operation
peace.
CO-OPERATION
added:
Sjarifoeddin
has decided
.Amir
Republic
has
PLEA.
to
come
that
place
of
the
trust
it.s
"The
time
in
the
The
secretary
Waterside
FederaMr.
E. Roach,
said
last
night
the Federation
was
watching
the position
in
Indonesia
Closely.
It
viewed
latest
with grave
reports
of
the
tion,
that
of the
country.
reaction
from
the
Netherlands
East
Indies
Government to the
is
cool.
A
speech
said
it
would
spokesman
to-night
recommendation
made
not alter
the
habilitation
concern.
Official
The
to
Hague
the latest
to the Dutch
would
speech
Holland
for
answer
but
the
publican
posals,
to
communicated
It
understood
concerned
is
tion
is
agreement
load
40,000
in
Australia
an
it
tons
for
FOOD
con-
Rescue
SAILORS
Fluid
Special
Fierce
The
Lord
last
Bartley,
Storm
Coast
opened
Britain
300-ton
was
in
lessly
Jervis
off
The
the
her
to
aid
The
N.S.W.
Mr.
H.
and
reached
Sydney
430
with'
p.m.
yesterday,
Kooraka
in
tow.
The
Kooraka's
when
the
steering
30ft
waves
am.
8.30
Her
tham,
signals
for
Fund,
Britain
said
last
for
2,500
Simpson,
food
had
the
night
R.N.
been
already
line
sailing
night
through
bad
now
open.
The four
six
Jervis
of the
ships
are
squadron
gear
Navy
Royal
in
present
at
Mel-
bourne.
MELBOURNE
Warfield
in
was
the
hen
the
other
the
Kooraka
twice
unsuccessfully
line
attached
to a buoy
the
at-
day.
to
.Half
began,
to
Street
trawler.
Each time
beyond
buoy
At
and
Korowa
line
was
wheel
1,200
taken
?*ay,
rob
w
when
their
winging
Providence
"and
certain
the
paid
tribute
and the crew
was
Kooraka'broke
so
close.
have
had
vessel
state
sources
Warfield
breaker's
must
preventing
he said.
an
Kooraka,
ex-naval
on
Sydney
Wednesday
tcrnoon
for
Adelaide
with
a
Peral
cargo
of
200 tons.
Her cicw
of 13 was
her
taking
wilh ,he Coast
Steam
L5<SVlce
!1"P
Company, Adelaide.
left
the
before
hour
barricades
to be closed.
Swanston
along
books,
the
on
Exodus.
The ship
Marseilles
are
The
20,000
expected
were
slightly
explosion
Rlions
have
been
Jewish
President
Haganah.
the
from
ship
by an
10,000
for
and
person,
changed
Haganah
that
name
its
AU
last
The
to
later
PALESTINE
It
is
officially
soldiers
were
civilian
bush
A
others
near
over
and
wounded
cinema
in
three
Jewish
an
in
were
on
few
in
lines
further
terrorism.
preventing
Jewish'
circles,
But
un
poor
losses
of
worried
by the financial
are
enmartial
law,
responding
to*
terrorist
radio
thusiastically
warwhich
threaten
"open
appeals
the occupying
Power."
fare
against
in
Assent
To India
whose
Victoria
hurled
proclaimed
Empress of India.
wore
Peer's robes of
They
with
tradition
hats
and in accordance
their
cocked
doffed
when
read
the
clerk
commission,
in
Norman
Veult"
(The
ferred
upon
whose
French
King
India
assume
will
on
words
''Le
Roi
wishes
it)
the freedom
August
up
to
the
present
replace
of India.
Government
the object
is
to
adds that
the
on
facilitate
change-over
15.
An official
announceAugust
on
ment
is
July 20.
expected
Interim
He
the
in
its
expresses
do
We will
and
coour
utmost
to
organise
Board
with
the
Coal
/or
operate
the coal
in
further
improvements
arduous
work.
to remove
industry
will
"Power
boring
put the induscan
where
it
meet
in a position
try
the demands
of
industry
general
coal crises.
and avoid continual
to the coal
"But the real solution
of
the
is
nationalisation
problem
we
can
achieve
what has
mines.
If
then we will
taken place in Britain
maximum
be able to obtain
produc-
tion,
and
order,
satisfaction.
the
provided
power
The
Miners'
is
matters
of
Northern
the
Crook,
"The board's
order
is
the first
said:
coal
towards
prostep
improving
not
solve the pro
duction.
It will
Mr.-'
District,
W.
Mountbatten
To Be
Deported From U.S.
WASHINGTON,
(A.A.P.).-Lady
at
burned,
Twenty
of
more
of
Mountbatten,
Iris
ordered
been
has
of
said
that
than
He
order
by the
added
was
fact
Lady
expired
not
been
that
only
indirectly
that
Lady
the
leave
to
1.
of the
Natu-
and
Immigration
announcing
had
permit
and she had
extension.
injured.
ignited
petrol.
cousin
second
l8
July
night,
air.
seriously
die.
to
Iris
Lady
this
Iris's
in
last
fisitor's
February,
granted
the
Iris
any
bureau's
influenced
had
given
cheques
dress
shop
bank account.
overdrawn
"We would
have
Mr. Carusi said:
or
ordered
her to go sooner
later
an
But when
alien
does
anyway.
she
it
shouldn't,
comes
something
to
and we begin
our
attention,
to
a
on
Washington
an
up
on
our
records.
paid
The
[check
incident
merely
brought
cheques
head."
the matter
to a quick
official
exLater
another
bureau
visa
that when
Lady Iris's
plained
in
she had
February,
apexpired
for renewal.
This was
refused
plied
comin
"because
she was
engaged
to
the
work
contrary
pensatory
of her papers."
that
she had conexplained
a
to
endorse
chewing gum
manufacturer's
after
she
product
arrived
in
the United
States,
and
as
understood
she worked
he also
an
and for
agent for a dance studio
a motion
firm.
picture
terms
He
tracted
The
District
Attorney's
office
the
"Sun"
on
Thurs-
in
Washington
dropped the
yesterday
out
charges against Lady Iris arising
of her passing
bad cheques.
Her
had
since
covered
the
attorney
with
cash payment.
cheques
in
in
it
near
passengers
a
night
pursued
had
claimed,
was
Gala
first
get
their
dispute
on-
dip
Customs
gathered
Elizabeth
to
raided
the
twice
yesterday
Marella
steamship
at 5 p.m.
before
she
sailed
and
seized a quantity
of toilet
soap.
The Marella
was
berthed
at No.
3 Walsh
with
Bay and was
sailing
80 passengers
for
via
Singapore,
Melbourne
and Fremantle.
Officials
on
the first
raid
just
before
noon
discovered
200 dozen
cakes
of toilet
in
soap concealed
of
several
cabins.
the linings
before
On the second
raid,
just
a
team
of
Customs
sailing
time,
men
a
suitcase
found
containing
cakes
of
in
a
1,200
soap
passencabin.
ger's
denied
all
knowThe passenger
of the
soap,
Street
watch
the
the
gala
for
for
Fashions
back
being
come
distressed
Australians
homeland.
looks
into it.
like
store
arrival
night
of the
guests
Paris
premiere
All
caught
of
and
to
flown
body
7 and
CHITTEM.
\X
at
in
body
the
was
worth
goods
Forbes
Free Soon
the
"The
done;
things
framed
the headDo
For
across
on
Quay."
The plan is for an
underground
"either
by locomotive
or
system
on
a
route
wire-rope
haulage"
almost
identical
with
the
present
and
round
underground
looping
now
Circular
Quay in a manner
followed.
being
no
There
is
date on the map, but
was
its
author
Henry Dixon Smith,
a
on
the "Herald"
who
compositor
arrived
in Sydney in 1852.
TO-DAY
Dark
get
which
is
pasted
"What
Pluck
Might
New
South
Wales."
The design
is
called
"A
rough
of railway
the heart
plan
through
of Sydney from Redfern
to Circular
instalment
of
"Herald"
serial,
new
are
they
ing:
SERIAL
First
to
run
just
day they
carriages;
time
have
design
-72.
BEGINS
takes
ARRESTED
MAN
Woolcott
at freez
trains.
country
TT
NEW
at
Detective-Superintendent
rushed
to
the
James of the C.I.B.
the body was
found.
where
spot
8)
temperature
believe
that
one
will
get air-conditioned
meanwhile,
they complain,
used to refrigerators.
getting
under
stealing
the
They
Sellers.
pages
story,
travellers
are
point,
indigthe absence of footwarmers
ing
nant
in
a
great
lying
of blood
of blood.
A trail
pool
showed
where
it
had been carried
for
about
50 yards
along the lane.
at once
Mr.
Wilson
telephoned
the police.
detectives
A
force
of
strong
some-
7TTH
*
of Hargrave
James
Wilson,
found Chittem's
Paddington,
to
at 7 a.m.
while
on
his way
work
The
Sydney.
and
WILLIAM
Street,
show.
The opening
was
not
a
strictly
feminine
scores
of men
in
affair;
the parade
the audience
enjoyed
as
as
More
than
much
the women.
models
which
were
800 people saw
in
Paris
a short
time
designed
only
(Photographs
Mr.
Education,
on
his
decision
to
make
Heffron,
the education
of the deaf,
dumb,
and blind children
and
compulsory,
to apply
the latest
teachpre-school
ing methods.
He has undertaken
to
do what
successive
Governments
of
New
South
Wales
have chirked.
If
he
forges
ahead he will
earn
the gratitude
of a lot
of parents
who
had
almost
given up hope that Governments
were
concerned
with
Mr.
the
ago
to
to
pONGRATULATIONS
^-/
Minister
for
Jones'
last
to
back
occasion
an
humanity.
was
officers
spectators
outside
David
SEVERAL
employers
yes
rang
io suggest
terday
a swop
of
jobs.
They
offered
to undertake
the
to
make
worker
campaign
every
a
unionist
if
the
Trades
and
Labour
Council
would
undertake
to
campaign
make
\the
every
unionist
a
worker.
explosion.
who
of
Britain.
*
Scores
Monday
full._
in
him
get
This
All
For
it
pay by instalments,
would
be
income
as his
is
ball-and-chain,
2/10/
a
only
week.
I find
that the Migration
Department
has a fund from
which
it
can
make
advances
compassionate
to
Paris
Fashions
answers,
Of
Premiere
got
but there
and his son
can
away.
set
out
in purMen
passengers
was
detained
until
and a man
suit,
Williams
arrived
Constable
and
took him
into
custody.
at Darlinghurst
He was
charged
Police
Station
with
assault.
publishers
ledge
RAN
ran
ended,
Consoli-
announced
when
resumed
this
to
they had
agreed
a
of
work
and
to
a
resumption
restoration
of
the
status
quo
before
the dispute."
existing
After
the
settlement
of
the
in
the
"Sun"
office
it
was
dispute
that
Consolidated
Press
agreed
and
Mirror"
"Daily
employees
should
also resume
work.
The
claims
made
the
by
of the
"Sun"
were:
employees
That
(1)
men
employed as reel
storemen
under
the
and now
paid
and
Packers'
Award
Storemen
should
be paid
Printing
Industry
Union
and
rates;
(2)
Employees'
that
six
men
absent
from
work
and at present
workers'
being
paid
should
instead
be,
compensation
available."
president
Limited,
morning.
"The
parties
the conference
afternoon
that
man-
necessary
last
and
parcel
parcels,
will
cost
.120,
an
he
Australian,
under
assisted
the
scheme
which
migration
provides
for a fare of 12/10/.
Hochner
tells
me
the
passage
would
take almost
his
money
comand that,
he
plete savings
although
as
while
were
trams
for the
waiting
many
had broken
removal
of a car
which
down on the line.
20'
The
trams
were
delayed
minutes
in the peak traffic
period.
During the delay a man allegedly
attacked
a
conductress
and
then
of
the
WilI.
(Messrs.
and G. W.
liams,
general president,
said:
S.
Grant,
secretary)
general
executive
endorses
the
"The central
tram
Wait
more
because,
doesn't
did not
realise
the
they
of his injuries,
but as soon
was
dead
left
they
they knew he
his
it
was
body in the lane where
found.
who
lives
in
Mr.
A. S. Smart,
Olivia
from
Lane, about 500 yards
said
the entrance
to Sellers'
factory,
awakened
that
he was
yesterday
5 a.m.
about
by the sound of an
At
no
To
are
accomplices
have picked
him up and
the scene
run
from
with
to
other
Europeans
him.
assaulted
a
conductress.
Police
made an
arrest.
The
incident
happened
employees.
A
of
the
"Sun"
meeting
then
held
at
the
employees
was
Trades
Hall
and
Mr.
adopted
Justice
Webb's
suggestion.
Justice
Webb
later
made
Mr.
the
statement:-"The
following
involved
in
the dispute
employees
at
the
'Sun'
have
decided
to
tesume
work
and to
immediately
confer
with
the
of
management
Associated
on
the
Newspapers
executive
central
of
Cross
who,
man
yesterday
morning.
return
He suggested
that
the men
work
and
that
to
immediately
Associated
Newspapers Ltd.,
publishers,
of the
should
meet
"Sun,"
union
in
conference
next
the
Monday to discuss the two claims
which
had
been
made
by "Sun"
PLEASED
pieces
to
thought
started
CROWD
Tram
Scores
King's
parties
cases.
special
bits
sent
again
disappeared
Until
when Hochner
last
month
was
notified
that
the boy had been
a
found
in
for
distressed
hospital
of about
30 feet
clothof scorched
of
buttons
were
radius
car
ACCOMPLICES
PURSUED
Night
Because
of
the
no
dispute,
editions
of the*"Sun"
or
the "Daily
Mirror"
were
yesterday.
published
Mr.
Justice
Webb", of the Industrial
Commission,
at
a
presided
conference
of
the
compulsory
order
explosion.
a
For
from the
and
ing
found.
this
sent
and
acknowledgment.
were
terrific
occurred,
once
'
extent
involved.
exten-
or
exemption
found,
BY
and
Telegraph,"
the
of
employees
also
became
Mirror"
"Daily
switch
"Daily
certain
Federation
complete
she
Monday
and
in
began
Press
of the
electric
as
reason
for
time
board's
le
on
that
The
Miners'
con-
set
accessories
boxes,
gate-end
which
dated
desir-
thought
was
strike
ended yesterday.
day,
strike
Before
the
certain
employees of
that
the
near
later
at
wrote
He
an
explosion.
of the right
upper part
body was blown away.
was
litof the car
of
clothing
portions
of
the
about
by the force
strewn
stage
their
safeblowing
safe,
where
they
and tried
to drive
left
MAN
Strike
office,
Mr.
that
board,
night
last
appointed
it
would
do
to have
power
as
introduced
was
MINERS
are
corresponProvisional
of India
last
said
such
For
allowed
sion
of
15.
New
Delhi
Reuters
two
dent
that
says
Governments
Dominion
Pakistan
will
and
be
the
gear.
the
vital
POLICY
of
that
estrangement
back,
and she
come
bomb
exploded
was
when
it
this
Apparently,
Chittem's
Chittem's
yesterday
dock
the
is
He
There was
The whole
of Chittem's
The interior
with
tered
believe
thieves
were
Newspaper
The
it
so
cable,
scarlet
and ermine,
ralisation,
living
the
po,wer
to
a
order
able
to
issue
general
clear.
make
the board's
policy
rate
at
said
the
Mr.
Cameron
could
machines
which power-boring
on
the
be introduced
depended
of material
and equipavailability
machines
not
the
ment,
only
boring
.Queen
father
States
by September
Commissioner Ugo Carusi,
refineries
oil
Police
Settlement
men
exempted
instal
to
gazetted
was
in
gelignite.
be equipped
Wales must
31.
machines
by October
it
fare.
car
small
belongto
the firm
with
three
bags of
ing
articles
and
then
stolen
prepared
safe for blowing.
the office
was
no
crevice
There
big
after
enough to hold a detonator
the safe
had
been
with
plugged
but it will
make
problem,
coal much
easier
the task of getting
increase
the outand automatically
man.
put per
is
"When
boring
general
power
we
shall
have gone a long way toindustrial
dewards
the
meeting
mand for coal."
equipment.
intentions,
Bill
l8 (A.A.P.).
July
LONDON,
in
the
In the King's
robing-room
a
few
Peers
and
House
of Lords
of Com30 members
of the House
witnessed
a
historic
mons
to-day
when
the
15-minute
ceremony
Commission
his
signified
Royal
assent
to the
Indian
IndeMajesty's
Bill.
pendence
The
Commissioners,
numbering
to
five
instead
of the usual
three,
tKe importance
of the
ocmark
the Earl of Lytton,
included
casion,
employ20
possible
everything
boring
generally
as
quickly
possible.
both
was
made clear
This policy
and
to
the miners.
to
tlie
owners
to
be
some
However,
there seemed
as
to
the board's
misunderstanding
and
soldiers
ground)
the
need
CLARIFYING
are
all
classes
doing
assist
Haganah in find-
British
obtaining
(those
than
be
may
more
The chairman
K. A. Cameron,
when the board
March
it
stated
days.
United
(A.A.P.).
the
great
They loaded
diiction
where'
that,
in
difficulty
mines
not
ing
below
from
boring
am-
class
states
crises.
Small
killed
blown
the last
middle
one
Jerusalem.
and
six
a
when
truck
Rehoboth.
become
have
was
can
to
they
ing kidnapped
coal
AMBUSH
that
stated
soldier
during
The
order
have
an
extenthe necessary
equipment,
at the
sion of time may be granted
discretion.
board's
of the Colliery
Officials
Propriedeclined
last
Associations
tors'
on
order.
comment
the
to
night
officials
exFederation
Miners'
said
satisfaction.
They
pressed
would
enable
the
boring
power
industrial
deto
meet
the
mines
continual
mand for coal and avoid
secret
Haganah's
radio,
appealed to
the
UNO
Commission
to intervene
on
behalf
of his
He
passengers.
claimed
the British
had committed
an
the
act
of piracy
by boarding
territorial
waters.
ship outside
British
coalmines
South
operated
boring
mechanically
to this
effect
order
A general
Coal Board.
by the Joint
to have
left
reported
It is now
Sunday.
into
Haifa.
of the President
War
is
New
in
with
owners
broadcasting
Bureau
Hurt
l8
July
-An
explosion
Franco-Coloniale
Bordeaux
to-day
into
the
torches
19
workers
Of
five
others
to
bought
yard
unidentified
said
to-
march
torn-up
telephone
showered down
and marines.
BORDEAUX,
seemingly
of
were
that
was
watch
Melbourne
Workmen
Forty
collision,"
'he
sel,
through
to
T.
Captain
of the Korow
SOS
calls
from
the
that
the President
damaged and taking
is
his
records.
criminal
blocked
car
and
bumped.
tools
voyage
sponsored
by
who
spectators
route
to
OIL
REFINERY
EXPLOSION
at
morning
own
that
thought
went
to drive
it
Chittem
away.
Police believe
that
he had in his
an
home-made
pocket
ingenious
an
of
electric
bomb, consisting
and a detonator.
battery,
gelignite,
do
not
know
They
why he was
but consider
it
could
carrying
it,
have been used in underworld
war-
rance.
water.
The
came
.he
Summers, who
the
had
and
aboard.
Seaman B.
an
Confetti,
streamers
sailors
swept the
reach.
sea
trawler's
the
a.m.
alongside,
terrific
the
march
them
left.
ship
of
crew
tempted
throw
attracted
steamer,
but
approached,
Korowa
at
9
appeared
signals,
pm. the
The
Friday-Officers
R.N.
squadron
by the
reception
visiting
were
a rousing
given
of
huge
crowds
the
along
gathered
An unknown
by
Power Boring
Ordered
In All Coalmines
illegal
this
series
said
Radio
Jewish
WELCOME
MELBOURNE,
and men
of the
ANSWER
Jewish
the
lamp.
TWO SHIPS
last
night
territorial
into
claimed
It
ship.
thrice
their
to
parcels
may
consign
like.
anyone
they
to
us
"We
ask the public
help
meet
the cost
of this
work,"
great
Mr.
Simpson said.
Contributions
the
fund
are
to
by
at
weather,
when
her
Bay,
broke
away.
master,
M. H. GranCaptain
ordered
immediately
distress
to
be flashed
by Morse
off
steering
was
and
seas
mil
Thursday
on
Kooraka
rough
of
secretary
men
yesterday,
At
containing
dripping,
and soap,
meat, cheese, milk,
to
be sent
England by the
The R.N.
aircraft-carrier
Glory.
aboard.
the
gift
will
were
collision
risked
the Kooraka
and putting
alengside
going
member
jam,
gear
her.
pounding
The Korowa
For
buy
to
every
personnel
ordered.
The parcels,
at
officially
Food
sufficient
that
aboard.
Korowa
broke
of the
due in
helpstorm
trawler
fierce
towline
put
Bay,
rushed
Korowa
steamer
drifting
night
for
parcel
When the
Alderman
special
Appeal
food
Kooraka
des-
but
Open
Mayor,
five
ship
Haganah,
PARCELS
FOR
In
by
Royal
probe*
sideration.
Ship
that
the
Federabecause
following
had undertaken
to
of Dutch
goods
Indonesia.
Re-
on
illegal
was
Federal
Workers'
assistant
the
her
injured
up near
Jews
Palestine^
divided
sharply
WORKERS'
CONCERN
to
The
operated
army,
broadcast
which
it
more
the
not
this
declares
escorted
Dutch
sent
and
by
him
and
holding
their
stolen
an
entrance
broke into
gang of safeblowers
of Sellers
Pty.,
Ltd.,
factory
and
manufacaluminium
plastic
Olivia
Lane,
beturers,
Surry Hills,
fore 5 a.m.
yesterday.
entered
The thieves
apparently
Parkham
Lane
the premises
on the
and
made
their
to
the
side
way
entnear
the
Olivia
Lane
office
waters.
to
WATERSIDE
Dutch.
It
the Dutch
only
world."
but to the whole
people,
when there
was
a
He said
that
in
the
definite
Indonesia,
peace
could
work
Dutch and Indonesians
in
the
retogether,
co-operating
intentions
good
the
said
tinuously
troops
interest
of common
mutual
and friendly
an
of
in
atmosphere
by
future
'
The
in
territory.
in
Republican
Dutch should
fidence
reached
field,
Indonesian
Socialist
Party
a manifesto
appealing
lo the' working
classes
of the world
to help
a
prevent
"Munich
in the
Far East."
evasive
to
cruiser
tion.
issued
in
which
over
the wreckage of a car
A fingerprint
expert
going
wounded
to have
been fatally
by
William
Chittem,
19, is believed
in
his
The
car
an
of gelignite
and detonators
pocket.
explosion
of
Sellers
outside
the
aluminium
and
plastic
factory
was
parked
had
Ltd.,
which
thieves
ransacked.
Surry
HiHs,
Pty
was
British
being brought
The master
lo-day
Warfield
"owing
goods.
Their
were
the
out
of
19,
identified
Police
believed
officially
taken."
he
The
con-
possible
damaged
William
was
Chiltern,
fingerprints
side,
vessels
President
also
action
and
reject
for
an
hour
and
talking
a
with
Dr.
van
Mook
last
Dr.
Gani
and
the
Vice
night,
Minister
for
Foreign
Affairs,
Mohamed
saw
the
Tamzil,
U.S.
Mr. Walter
Consul-General,
Foote,
rnd
the
British
Consul-General,
Mr.
J. M.
L. Mitcheson.
is
it
to
the
Victor,
wa
24 years ago,
was
taken
by
to be shown
Sydney
sors
to Europe
parents
people.
But the wife wouldn't
his
car
see
born in Erskine
Street
and when he was
four
packed
goods,
Sydney
he
thought
Mr.
again-is
Anzac
"Ludice,"
never
Hochner,
The
safe-breaking
bags of stolen
Point.
Miller's
the explosion,
the
either
on
naval
the
troyers
After
half
the
declared
the immediorder
and of
hostilities
lifting
nould
"a
of
killed
Republican
unfriendly
was
activity
Bandoeng
at
Agency
News
The Republican
military
increased
javs
killed
was
that
i"
that
if
the Dutch
suggested
the reply,
an
appeal
be made to a third
to
might
Power
or
to the Court
arbitrate,
of International
or
Justice
the
Security
Council
of UNO.
did
one
British
damaged and
He
the
of
area
Modjokerto
the
in
clashes
of
Gani
said
he thought
that
Dr.
Lieutenant
the
Governor-General
of the Netherlands
East Indies,
Dr.
van
Mook, did not regard the latest
Indonesian
as
reply
satisfactory.
constabulary.
After
one
conferred
last
Dutch
again
night with
representatives
in Batavia,"
hinted
to-day
that
Indonesia
seek
intermight
national
arbitration
to avert
war.
several
the
tension
as
removal.
man
gelignite
HOME.
in
Little
Parade,
Bay.
was
in
Mr.
Hochner
bom
Czechoslovakia
69 years
but
ago,
has been a naturalised
Australian
for nearly
half a century.
for
K. Gani,
who
Vice-Premiers
for,
Rutherford
first
Dr. A.
Indonesia's
was
ready
dead
Ralph
bomb
pocket.
tools,
The
weapons.
DAMAGED
WARSHIPS
No
but
the
clash
Palembang
The
INTENTIONS"
DUTCH
"TRUST IN
their
drop
made
see
he
safe-breaking.
home
at
Surry
while
pieces
WAY
anxiously,
son-whom
his
would
to
'
were
this
reported
Several Dutch casualties
forces
clashed
Dutch and Indonesian
when
ing
Sumatra oil port of Palembang.
lane
two
men
two
was
response
given
The broadcast
by the British,
Australian,
to-day
Government
his
at Batavia.
and Chinese Consuls-General
French,
advice
to
at
with
thieves
safe plugged
and three
cars,
Other
leaving
by
Fantastic,"
'
in
HARD
THE
Excitedly,
whose body
man,
young
Hills
morning,
yesterday
who
is
Forbes,
of five years
now
a sentence
serving
released
from
for
be
fraud,
may
Long Bay Gaol to-day.
Mr.
The
Minister
of
Justice,
John
in
who
is
the country,
of the
has made no announcement
release.
date of the prisoner's
will
on
His sentence
expire
July
of
21, but the Comptroller-General
has
Colonel
Murphy,
Prisons,
to
him
two
or
release
authority
that
three
date.
days before
Downing,
Because
that
Forbes
gaol
this
of
will
it
is
expected
be released
from
to-day.
GERM
AKIN
TYPHOID
Brisbane
TO
to-day.
research
Friday.-Medical
in
officers
found
that
Brisbane
in
Brisbane
gastro-enteritis
are
suffering
have
victims
from
a
this
was
resources
laboratories
out
effort
announced
recently
of three
Queensland
would be joined
to
trace
the
germ
that
the
medical
in
an
all
OF
Balkan
Several
forces
Objection.-The
Council
delegate
the
to
U.S.
objected
pieces
Labour
tween
the
industrial
be
should
Government
the
there
dispute,
"Daily
Ship
collision
alongside
towline
settled,
settled.
was
office
"Sun"
not
was
Mirror"
was
in
a
will
save
of
worth
newsprint
than
cuts
more
dollars,
3)
(p.
8th
for
be.
was
(p.
ment
suing
west
were
are
troops
the
retreating
Greece,
(p.
Palestine.-Three
hurt
when
Jewish
3)
or
Policy.-A
States
United
Japan,
of
off
ship
U.S.
"Sun"
Flee.-Greek
Guerillas
to
the
yesterday,
Rescue.-A
Bay
when
steamer
disabled
(p.
k)
1)
(p.
trawler
Jervis
aboard,
patrol
for
U.S.
Parade
Monty.--The
a special
Army
will
hold
parade
when
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
in
Tokyo,
(p.
3)
arrives
1)
strike
in
Because
rio
to
plan
3)
Saving.-The
Britain
in
million
beDispute.-The
dispute
and the A.L.P.
A.C.T.U.
as
to
which
body
committee
by the Federal
recognised
Settled.-The
Strike.
Dollar
believe
body
himself
(p.
(p.
SecRussia
1)
(P.
New
South
New
Mine Order.-All
be
coalmines
must
equipped
Wales
31.
boring by October
(p. 1)
for power
could
Divorce
Ruling.-Divorce
the
of
be recognised
Church
not
by
the
new
ArchEngland,
Anglican
(p. 3)
bishop of Perth said.
Theory.-Detectives
man
whose
Hills
blew
while safe-breaking,
frontiers,
said
Iris
to
Leave.-Lady
Ordered
of the
second
cousin
Mountbatten,
was
ordered
to leave
the U.S.
King,
casualties
were
reDutch
and
Indonesian
when
Dutch
at Palembang.
(Page 1)
clashed
young
in Surry
Soviet
Soviet
nesia.
ported
NEWS
TO-DAY'S
urity
year.
[It
Indonesian
PEACE
BID-The
a last-minute
bid
Premier
broadcast
the Dutch
in Indofor peace with
found
BRISBANE,
begins
SUMMARY
Police
that
a
Epidemie
Echard
Margaret
Woolcott
reported
to
Governbe purnorth-
in
guerillas
3)
British
sailor
boarding
Palestine,
change
foreign
an
(p.
.illegal
1)
is
policy
seen
in
on
1)
(p.
Indonesia.
in
that
risked
it
to
put
a
j
Mails,
Report,
Index,
p.
p.
l8;
p.
p.
p. i;
15, 1;
Finance,
p.
l8;
l8;
Shipping,
Real
Law
Estate,
p. l8;
Classified
6;
Advertising
pp.
Sporting,
Weather,
went
Dutch
to
Apparently,
his
in
exploded
in-
was
off
Palestine
with
about
tercepted
aboard,
illegal
immigrants
4,500
women
and chilincluding
1,600
dren.
official
statement
An
says that
the naval; party
fire
when
opened
last
boarding
Warfield
himself
blew
minute
broadcast
with
the
to-night
for
peace
repel
was
steam,
oil
in
fuel
believe
Detectives
found in
(A.AJVReuters).
Dr.
Amir
Premier,
Indonesian
bid
to
attempts
naval
ratings.
The President
l8
used
Warfield
and
gas,
Explosion
this
When illegal
Jewish
the
aboard
ship
immigrants'
President
tear
British
injured
were
Gelignite
l8
July
Three
Radio Appeal
Siarifoeddin,
Ship
JERUSALEM,
morning
COLUMN
w
--.
sailors
WHILE
KILLED
MAN
P.
PLAN,
SAFE-BREAKING
Migrant
(A.A.P.).
_The
CAR
IN
EXPLOSION
Jewish
July
FATAL
WildFightOn
INDONESIAN
PEACE BID
BATAVIA,
ON
BALKANS
night.
moderate.
"NO"
SOVIET
Saturday
S to
Light
..-ht
night.
light..
cloudy
FORECAST:
Fine
Frost
at
Cool day.
Sea
SE wind.
NSW
cold
clay,
Sea*
windi.
cool
Fine,
SE
to
Light
FORECAST:
CITY
l8.
ft
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