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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1948)
RACE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, MAY 10, 1941 Jews Claim Victories In Holy Land; South Korean Vote Defies Red Violence Br The Associated Press Jews claimed today lo have oc cupied all strategic hrlrhts around a mountain pass It miles "Ml ,ol Jerusalem In a supreme effort to open the Arab-blocked supply line from Tel Aviv, -' borne 4000 Hannah troops were aid to be active in the drive to clear an avenue for food to the 100.000 Jaws In truce-stilled Jerusalem. They smashed asainst Arab road blocks. v Across the Mediterranean, provi sional President Enrico Uc Nicola of Italy, choice of the communists and their popular trout, led Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza, outspoken anil communist, on parliament's first vote for the presidency of the Italian republic His 396 to Slorxa's 363 was short of the needed two thirds majority for election during the first three ballots. A simple ma jority elects on the fourth ballot. ; Reds Defied i-ll was estimated 80 per cent of the 8.000.000 eligible voters In South ern Korea defied communist vio lence and threat to vote In the country's first self-rule election. Some i . communists were arrested after a week-end of violence which claimed 73 lives. Communists and seme "libcrsl" groups shunned the election as bidden by radio threats from Russian ruled radios in North ern Korea. The vote will be counted tonight. Winston Churchill told 30.000 lis teners in Amsterdam a united Eu rope would "revive the old glory" of the continent. Hi is lender of the unofficial "congress of Europe" called In the Hatae to further a democracUc federation of European countries. He urged a cessation ot national rivalries, praised the United States and urged a stand against "any kind of totalitarian tyranny." King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia wired King Abdullah ot Trans-Jordan he Is putting "all my armies at your disposal for the tight in Pal estine." Action by ..rab regular troops may start after midnight Fri day when the British mandate ends. Abdullah already has command ol the armies of Trans-Jordan. Syria. Iraq and Lebanon. A third of the Egyptian army was reported on the southern border of the Holy Land. The United Natl ns speeded the establishment of an emergency care taker government for Palestine. Vir tually all hope for a long term so lution has faded. Draft proposals of a permanent truce for Jerusalem were put before Jewish and Arab leaders. David Bt'ii-duriou, premier desig nate of the new Jewish state, said he believed the new country "will be erected" within a few days. Old Adage Didn't Aid Egg Delivery LONDON. May 10 (.41 Careful I Mrs. Annie &umncr oia iuh pui nu her eggs In one basket, and It help-ed-but only a little bit. 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