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BEIRUT, Lebanon, Nov. 10. Haj
Amin El Husseini, exiled grand
mufti of Jerusalem, said today that
ihc Arabs would fight anybody
they had to in order to prevent a
Jewish state in Palestine. He in
timated that the Arab states would
even go to the length of opposing
rjiy international force sent to
Palestine by the United Nations
pfter the British withdrew, and
ttiat American middle-eastern oil
interests would suffer.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10. The
California toll bridge authority
today took the first step toward
construction of two additional
highway crossings of San Fran
cisco bay, at a cost of at least
$230,000,000. Tlie authority en
dorsed both a plan of the state
public works department for a
second span paralleling the pre
. sent San Fruncisco-Oakland bay
bridge, and a southern crossing
along a line recommended by a
joint anny-navy hoard.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Pres
ident Truman told congress today
J that the 5100.000,000 Greek-Turk
! ish aid program has momentarily
| staved off communist domination
'and economic collapse in Greece,
! but lie said the overall situation in
j the key Balkan state remains un
improved. The president submit
ted his first quarterly report on
i (he near-eastern aid program
which congress voted after his
historic “stop-communism” speech
last March.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. Secre
tary of State George C. Marshall
asked congress today to take the
“calculated risk” of halting Rus
sian communism in Europe with
American dollars, food and mate
rial $2,597,000,000 worth until
June 30 plus perhaps $18,500,000,000
over the four succeeding years.
The gray-haired soldierly secretary
submitted that estimate to a joint
session of the senate and house
foreign affairs committees in his
first formal presentation of the
European recovery program he
conceived last spring as a barrier
to the westward surge of com
munism.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 10.
Gov. John 13. Hall said tonight
that he would reply soon to a
letter written him by five Port
land ministers whieli expressed
hope that the appointment of a
new liquor commission would
not lead to a relaxation of the
Knox law. The Knox law regu
lates the sale of alcoholic bev
erages in Oregon.
The University of North Dakota
has completed a plant for experi
mentation with two of the state’s
natural resources - sodium‘sulphate
and lignite coal.
Dr. George Skeie
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Dull To Attend
Relations Meet
Dr. Paul S. Dull, assistant pro
fessor of political science, has been
invited to attend the Pacific North
west division of the Institute of
Pacific Relations to be held at the
Olympic hotel in Seattle, Novem
ber 14 to 16.
In addition to being a delegate
to the 10th annual conference to be
held in cooperation with the Cana
dian Institute of International Af
fairs, Dr. Dull will act as the
rapporteur for the Round Table A
discussion on Japan. Southeast
Asia will be the topic of Round
Table B according to Dull.
The entire conference is planned
as a sequel to the International
conference of the Institute held
last month in Stratford-Upon
Avon, Dull said, and several dele
gates will attend the Seattle meet
ing that attended the England
conference.
Delegates in Seattle this coming
weekend, will be able to exchange
views on critical matters in the
Far East with recognized author
ities from various parts of the
country, Dull explained.
Students Sponsor
Church Disscussion
A Catholic inquiry class for Uni
versity students will be sponsored
by the Newman club. The first
meeting will be Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. in the parlor of Sacred Heart
hospital.
These meetings will consist of
explanations of Catholic belief and
practices followed by a question pe
riod. All are welcome, and there is
no obligation to attend all the ses
sions. Meetings on Thursday as well
as Wednesday are being consid
ered.
The subject for the first inquiry
class will be “The Catholic Church
and the Bible.”
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spiker Chuck Larson, and were
edged by 15-9 count. The much
aroused Minturn team scored
seven points in consecutive order
but could not close the gap that the
Delts had built up on a brilliant
net and serving gartie.
The second game of the series
was more exciting as the lead
changed on serves almost every
time. The teams tied four times.
The Minturn team opened up with
six fast tallies but could not
handle the “hot” serves of the
Delt men and as the game pro
gressed the fine net game of the
winners saw the losers bow 15-11.
Santos of Minturn was one of the
outstanding spikers and with his
play the Minturn sextet were hard
to stop on surges.
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Speakers Needed
For Campus Show
John MacDonald, program di
rector for the “Campus Headlines”
radio show has issued a call for
several speaking parts for the
sexies. No previous l-adio exper
ience is necessary, MacDonald said.
Persons interested ai’e asked to
see MacDonald or Glenn Starlin at
anytime in the radio workshop
studios, extension division building,
to arrange for auditions.
The University of North Caro
lina has enlisted the aid of local po
lice to curb a flourishing black
market in football tickets. Last
week one Cai’olina student scalper
cleared $40 in one hour.
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