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Court ruled in
Jerusalem yesterday. rejecting the
peel of Grazer: uncle, Frank
' runer of New York The death
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ground organization, stated in atbroadcast over its secret radio that:
it was responsible for the explosioiise
in Haifa harbor early yesterday
which sank a government sheries
barge and damaged a military land- .ing craft. - I
This sabotage," -the announcer
said, "was designed to show Ha-
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portation of uncertied immigrants
from the shores of their homeland,
as was done with more than 600
txom the ship La. Negev a few days
ago. We express our satisfaction
with the" tact the operation was
carried out without casualties, which
was according to plan." _This was Haga.nas rst reported
sabotage since the demolition
oi the Allenby Bridge. connecting
Palestine and Trans-Jordan, across
the River Jordan, last June. At that
time, the organization said the
blast was to show the "British can-
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Privy Council, British equivalent of
the United States Sup e Court.. a member yrgun zvai
Leunii, ewish under oun 6fEI'
iifon. was condemned to die after
raid on a Rarnat Gan police station
last May. He has refused to recog--nize British authority in the Holy l.
-Land by taking an appeal, but law-1
yers acted tor him at the direction if
of an uncle, Frank Gruner of St.
Petersburg, Fla.. and New York.
The execution has been postponed
by oieiai order.
Mrs. Friedman also applied tor
an audience with High Commis-
sioner Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham.
to appeal for commutation of the:sentence. ' 1
At an extraordinary meeting today,a
the Executive Committee of the
General Federation of Jgwish Labor
Histadruth! declared in a resolution ithat in fact martial law is already
fworking in Palestine, although it is
ynot formally imposed."
V The resolution, protesting recent
;large-scale military measures, saidthat through evictions of civilians
from their homes and other such
acts, economic harm had been caused
to many people known to be in.
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Council, blocked today a despair-
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ch o new violence in the Holy
d, where Gruners sentencing
set oft previous periods of blood-
be discussing the situation with
Bi-ita.insVtwo top Palestine offi-
cials, called home to report on
security. They are Lieut. Gena. Sir
Alan Cunningham, High Commis~
sioner, and G. H. A. Maclllillan,
ilitary commander.1£A Jerusalem dispatch quotedi ax Seligman, an attorney, as say-
K! " g.. 7 Igig that Gr-uner's sister planned to
ttempt a new appeal to the PrivyIrma hm. , __-n LONDON. mm 2emu1 of Lancaster, Pa... ew
highest judicial body, the Privyo Pa e_s'tine last month to plead
tor Gruner. Mr. Seligman said
General Cunningham's absencijfrom Palestine might result in dei
laying the execution. -A high British Governmerl:
source said General? Cunninghani
and Maclvlillan had told the Cabi-
net that the recent period of mar-
tial iaw in major J ewi_sh sections oi"
Palestine had failed to stop organ-
ized terrorism. The intormant said
the Cabinet and the two officials
would probably also discuss ways
of tightening the blockade against
uncertified Jewish iinmigration and
of maintaining stability until the
Holy Land's future had been set-i
tled by the United Nations.
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GOUNGIL REJEGTS ' 'z d.~=--|..tn,"una' toth we with 2i°;$°§u'=§m set" of regueuen::£op1e- 1' wean sot out lthe Palestine admtnisu-ation's pow» two handbags and a man followed pm F01; GRUNER ::.;.".=r..: .*:..%".:=r...1~:'.*.i".:.-;:ii °;;;. '
for an-increase in the present Jew-! Killed Constable _ Commissioner's voice has been si~ -'*_-_. ' lenced in favor of that of the gen~ ub1u'§*° g we Péfzfiln magi; . eral officer commanding Pa1es- ° "i °°"'?° , , Olulhlld mm ha 1 ne!; Mt Gallop declared. 010*-h iI1ICl'ibOd I-Ild__' ~ Lord Tliunlcerton, who presided " 'k°" with t°"° t "g Tw b bsequently loded lsh immigration quota of 1,500 12' gs ggeémmll l!"*?ge1 °°mn?1t' wregzkinaglthlg station anfixpl-Killing mbllth t0 I lnlnimllm Of 2,500. They otgeruner n new e -ituatlon 8' constable
, t ha ' I-dded, however. that it was 1m-some regard to the limniit? of J2 '1' xi ""1 °°° P*"= M
under police fire. Police followed likely that the Government would question before us, which is the two blood tun to Feimtem andagree because of commitments an-§°mP:=l1°;ri or g: Pelgionér be; Mum 1,, ,,p,,,¢, 1,,,,,,,,, both lwqrwed dvna the 1'~<=en¢~¢°11f¢1'~ °° wfvmegyof xééipadfaweuded and with ammunition and en of British and Arab leaders W -, bomb! nearby. H°!'°'WitZ, Wvunded_ an attack last April on a police in the head, was rated wk he Z te rmiitahtig-n. 'l92vo police officers were Mn mums, dong mad ma e vai Leumi, rro e .
- ash bomb was found in '_ pocl<t.Ali laimedtohavebesister P1111» APP ! in mi vicinit; of the bombingspeemieruszw renernin. coincidence and to have bee <* JERUQALEM, Mu-ch g5__411 wounded either as innocent by Palestine, and some sources have British army and air-force person~ 8?-nder! °1' lite! ""1? "Tilt- said that Gruners case is a cause nel in Palestine were confined to An explosion was reported from cqlébre" that would determine the barracks tonight if not on duty. Tel Aviv tonight. There was noThe order was not immediately immediate information on theo ti n, has threatened re-
venge 8-gains: the British if Gruneris executed. Several other terroristsare also under death sentences in
fete of all. - I_. _ Pemm mad by Uncle explained. The apparentblrealgan cause or results.t-The Privy council, judicmwastoforestellthepossi e -ill f - 11 ml ht B9 °°mm3tte¢ 7°-7""-ed '- Petmml by §:l¬lp88glf0at:g¥e:1;:rv3l:lne!§ bum Dem Tm
l JERUSALEIE, March 26 UP!-o er etition for leave to a New York. for Pwnieliou to l-Pipeyt;h thepP1-ivy Council will ml: ,'1' ° H? Z"- L°"t§" 'j"° ° peal in his behalf. The committee ,,,,d,,,_te,y be mde to the mg], today I declerson It 1% mm held that the uncle was not per- com hm by M, mm, M, cm. be" would 11° Wm '1 = "1 eomlly =ff==¢¢d" ""1 "1=*¢f°1'¢- sel said tonight. Its basis Will be "' " °° .'"" "° B" h ""1!1°U¢8'l"Yil1V°1V°d- the contention that the defense WW Mt Y fi°wn °' ' ms *3 T3" "W15 mun that G"""°1'- emergency regulations under which 1° : the Bnmh pr°v° t.2I°wi h * who was sentenced by a Palestine G,-um, W" ".1- fad, tried md immi818ii° $9 P9-1°!u119 military court, would be executed untamed were gn¢¢,mp,¢1b1, with bl'°ld°aIt W" lPP8-P6111-1? mgde unless. he chanced his mind Ind the British mandate for Palestine. MY °°° °P°"" "M he " lll¢¢°l8f111l}' "R455 1'0! "I.-11 8-PPQFJ» The sentence will not be carried and the stem gang were "egoGruner's uncle, Frank Gruner of
or unless British military authori- out why, the gppeal 1; pending, "ting t°" an 'mi'u°°' ties intervened. Gruner has refusedto appeal. The Palestine HighCourt has already rejected an ap-plication for an order to prevent
su mi elf to e jilris ction f th urt in P
a e ring effort non his behalf." H82 called Dovruner a man of exemplaryer. and said that his record ofve years war service in the Brit
t e Palestine court, which heldlier that it had no jurisdiction.Trial ot Four Opens
Four other terrorists appeared. before a three-man military court ~ $15 G°V°mm?11t 3°31 ¢X¢¢ u!928 today, facing possible death pen-réeek @mner'- Iewyer. <=<»;- {$5.1 §3m%'?A§§§ i§e'33e'§1°e'.;."1~§1"1"Y sfantm Gallop. to! e ¢o92m¢iH station last Oct. so. Two,mmmitte that "D°V'éh 91' will Meir instein, a former soldierin not b thime "the B n Army, and panielhi * 0 l ?sc:iaking iiiiune be ' '13:, Instant mogmzé the s unc e w ma , " '"dumbed d M J o sjurisconanwloffer
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JE_RUSALlllM, March 18-The
Government announced tonight the
II-rrests~ of seventy-eight persons,-including fifteen members Q theRem ga_n__g and twelve or th rggn
@v_2.i__Leumi, as a result or assist-
ance from members of the Jewish
community. '
i Fifty-one of those arrested were
officially said to be connected
with terrorism." The announce-
ment ssid that the police had also
been enabled to detain wanted per-
sons found during screening opera-
tions as s. result of similar co-
operation by the public. It added
that other arrests arestill to be
made."
1' Tonight unsubstantiated reports
said that Army authorities believed
they had arrested a top member
or the Irgun in Tel Aviv today.
X; There was no otticlal announce-
ment ot the arrest.
lg Terrorists attacked two trains
o_1;_tbo-Government-operated rail-
road system tonight. AlthoughI To Unofficial Jewish Coopefation
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titty miles apart, the attacks were
coordinated at 9:-15. Late tonight
there were no reports of casualties.
One of the trains was a freight
train traveling toward Jerusalem,
about tour to five miles south of
the city near Belt Safafa. A_ land-
mine planted from a bridge blew
up urider the engine. The second
was an oil train on the main Haifa-
Lydda junction line. As it blew up,
heavy tiring from ambush was
directed on it. Hal! the tank-cars
were derailed and the other halt
ot the train rolled downhill. "
The communique on the arrests
began: In spite of the refusal of
Jewish official bodies to assist se-
curity forces in cornbatting andl
rooting out gangsters, help has
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conditions in everyday life and
commerce
Political observers were inclined
to see in both passages tw_o Gov
ernment aims. The rst is an at
tempt by the British authoritiesto go over the heads of the centra
Jewish bodies-which have refused
{rorism-and to enlist direct public
aid against extremists. The second
is a clear hint that ii the Jewish
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economic lives of
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Some resistance was encountered
by British troops today when I03
Jews who arrived in Palestine
waters yesterday after running the i
aval blockade were taken aboard
the steamer Empix-e.Rival. Their .
destination was presmnably 'Oy- A
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Police and troops searching the
Bokharan Jews uarter inside Je-rusalem's mu-ag-law ,area round
a cache of ten grenades, a quantl
of explosives, detonators and caps,-f
and five stretchers. *Twelve.per-i=
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'=~JGruner,.' with three other" open,removed irom Jerusalem prison
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Grune was the rst lew to behanged er e result or .1 British mili-tery_ court sentence since the Britishmandate over Palestine began more
than a quarter 0; a.century ago. -
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The British authorities denounced the UN"oommittee resolution
Not only'did- they criticize it, but
went shem~with- the execu-,J4~ t-ions and "fixed the final hanging__ dnte before the UN Gouunittee leit PI-lestineé_
Q. Wins: -mind did the U. S.
_- government take on the execu-; Chills, v ' yr; -A"; The U. Sucovernment refused [to u:t's:eiust'the executions. Those1 oountries in the" Ulwoommittee"fenced three Jews to death. Thethree had participated in s hid-on
5Ameprlson,Mny4, whlchllherstedprisoners oi the British war againstthe Jews oi Palestine '
I 0. Did at. mv was-is the
A. UNSOOP adopted s resolution
tins asking the British-to suspend,;und+AnsweI'$2il~es
UN Assembly,
thus.
L The United Nstlnl
thellestinqissuedprilttolls15 Itoonslstsotdustrulis
Glechoslovskis, GuatemalaInn, Netherlsnds, Peru,
A.
thePllest[nequestionnndl'omm
session or the Genersl 4which will meet in the middleSeptember ~ ~ »
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oversies ~ -. - -
tree -discussion "oi thequestion. The second wasthe Jews would be represented tin
om British end_U.' a delogei V
opposed both ee discussion llldi
Qelestine _ln the-Assemhly meellni.' The soviertmmfms newrscies of lllrello Pdsni.- Yugo-"-no us':i¢n:ssiim'e'uemu_
Bpecisl !ommlttesonPalestimwuestsb-lished theby speelellesslon oltheGeneral Assembly which discussed
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mend solutions to the next IBQIIIJ;
Asseihz in Palestine, es well ens the
. 35¢lass General Assembly ram»; le-
the discussion, , 7 Q
voioe m the, Jewish Agency -orp _ invest-isions which hsvesided up to wept u-H_he:an helped berneute aims imp;ruin: rule is rsiemne. jingg-lg
why the bloc in
rm favored so-let limitations on
tmscop, tiers any eilorts to
tliniinnte British hnperliilist rulesnd",t,ei1-or in us, Holy'Lo.nd_.1. ~y 10'." was as the so-m"u-aim
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msndedsn'eh'Ilioiuslensndenleeion-the-Iews. '
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i JQRUSALEM. Aug. 5'I'hlrty-lflve leading Zionists were sent to
,t.'ne Lamm detention camp todayiarpolice and troops launched _h
iwide round-up of suspected terror-
ist sympathizers. While the open-.
lation was golngon a bomb placed
in the Labor Department killed
three British policemen.
'll1e'detained men included may-
lors and many outstanding members
,0: the radical Bevislonist party
The Government's ofclal
tion tonight was that some
shown sympathy toward the policy
to have been in contact with ter-
rorists." Early today the police
=went from house to house in the
iprincipal communities. placing the
Imen under what the _Government
§first'announc'ed was "arrest"- _hu_t
-later changed to "detention." r, _>
All airlines and railroads were
ordered to check passengers and
permit none on the "wanted" list
to leave the country. One of those
caught was Arieh Altman.
__ of _ the _Revlslonist party,
' ed to leave for Paris tomor- ._, amt. the mum a.uun"e,"aaa.
cancel ttsinangnral ight from-» . .., .,
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V __ of wel Aviv. which has
been a hot spot ottermrlst activity
and the suspected capital of the
Irgun Zvai Leuml. Kayo: Ariel:
xi-inlaid of Rams-t Gm, anothercenter of terrorist activity. was
also held. British soldiers
were kidnapped tron: a swimmingpool there but later found. and Dov
Bela Gruner. later executed, was
captured there while attacking the
police station. - . -- . -f {~-
Anothex-' prominent figure de-
tained was nu Kritmnan, Grunerfa
lawyer. Others included DairidStern, saidto be {brother of the
late Abraham Stern. who organized
the _ter'r'oript Stern Kl-118; .Yeliuda
Schneirson, an extreme Revisionlst,
shot during the 1938 Arab uprii-
ing; Ellahu Merrldor, formerly
detained in Eritrea; Wolfgang von
Weisel, also a former detainee, and
Itzkhalc Gurlon, another Revi-
sionist leader. The British also held
Benyamin Lubotzlci, who broke
with the Revlsionists two years
l~'0. I-lid I0 incurred his gngmigg'
wraththat a bomb was exploded
in his home. ' »'
The High Commissioner, meut.
Gen. S11 Alan Cunnlnghann de-
clared unlawful the Brithl Trum-
peldor youth movement. The or-
ganization was called a recruiting
ground for dissident groups '-
Pollcemnn Burt in Rescue T
e bomb that lcllled the three
po men seriously injured indi-
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of violence, while others are known 511-41 03161 When 8 W111. 001-
jlapsed hile he was digging for
his co es bodies. The chief
clerk gave first warning after
rtwo armed en wallied intoths
building, left i. mine, which, they
said, would explode in twenty min-
lutes, and left. The clerk evacu-
ated the small staff and notified
"the police. 7 _
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telephone calls warned the police
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rose the street. 9: " érnu was evpwny the hymn
lit! retaliation for the Brltilll .5?"
struction or a oulldinz V-where-5
large emmiznltionand explosives found In' rlsali trootearof GNP _.bY -1 -
ordered tonilh V _.
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.
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rity tocarry throiigh its intended
:antl-terrorist campaign was put
; seriously in doubt »92by today'sI twholesale dgvtentions of Revisionist' rs.
man expressed, hope that the Pales- tine Government would do nothing
to jeopardize the plan. Todayfs ar-rests involve just such jeopardy. lAs a spokesman of the JewishAgency for Palestine noted in
Jerusalem today, those detained in-chided some of the very men whoparticipated in the decision to un-
dertake a painful and dangerouscampaign against ten-orisrg. Het ti meMr.
Mr.
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Mr. Egan.._...___',_"__N,Mr. Gurnea .iL."..I...
Mr. Harbo _,
Mr. Molar
Mn Quinn
said the Governmen s ac o ca
near breaking the united front
formed last Friday. . _ . _ .
It is undoubtedly true that some
of those detained strongly sympa-
thize vwith the I1-gun and some
have actual political connections.
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eald his lnrormatlon came no a pubhca on the name Of-Ihlth he did not ptop08e"fn;:. ' Y
digclose because the people who obtained the reriort had to oons1der_é,b1e'-hsjkg. _ he ;=..-.- -_ --. -The trainees, and the document quoted byvllaior Beamuh,-hum--; _ J ~':bered 600 or 700 Kurds and_J'ews, and the course was dfiven in" a 'g_nadt:1éw_n which was Property 01 theOentrel Coun ' oi _Soviet _a mons. - ~ !_' r- - - V 4- - '
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ocognmunity in general. ,_. tothe bitter gem-l pursued by some Amencanno onals end said the Jewish-ltgenqy; in passionate critmismshof Bntisho policy, had lent them-» lves at tunes to the grossestrgzzxolgepresentations. h - e ~
'1 Wjll not inch .'§.; ' §¢
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1 would not inch from eny'mea|ures'|Holculated to destro the evil and-
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»' acgigh whlchhmgght bedneeesrégry. d ,vC1'eec ones o anuoonlemaeq it recept gthreakyotqentiSe1mt1sm in Bntain. ~
i. pm. u. n.- lleekooon kc ;-Eythe! referred to the barha°r:e*
fhengingiot two British oergeantl.
¢Peop1e apart troln the criminals
gnust have known where the two
sergeants were hidden, he said. yetsnot-e_ word reached the authorlhes.
_-.h,Bold_doc|s|on ., » .
'-"~ld;;jMackeeou went on: "I he-_ ievejq hold decision has to he
Pelegtlne, hut I believethe ll:-it:-gill: it to ¢et.our boys"'t:oncentn ' that ~ 'I 92A :f,i!1.5fii?'§f1i.1.It"" F
yurgoseleu01"; e Frown v ;>g:;s;°eg:,u:,lymg e debate,
lr te Palestine mun.Natiou. , ' e - <
l l. tanley: Cannot weitve upthat mandate witho t _ ,the Unite¢_Natio:e!§-1 1-. Th0r'nes: We mu|tlve
module to'lomeone._' e -'~; i inst welt out of-retest _1:- it!;1a:,.._eohoulun: the Unlhd?
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bombings and kldnapings, alleged-ly was to bomb London in" z-eta1is-
Hon" for the British o.-mum to
send 4800 illegal Jewish » imml-
Emit! bwk. *0 Any. The? werelllht tvinl to the blockade
around Pllcstiné and ere now onthree transports t.|Hsmburg, Ger-many, awaiting!-92K1oading.. .
rll romoter of a planto parachute thousands of mega Q I u V . 1| I .1
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_e Ministx-2' o£_ Interior wouldpot sa s call however,ilier Rog Gileéf H His.';E5sen5erger were Evolves in the" _ rnists_ ed:"_'J:guesE§_ an: f<,Ti§I"__wefé"_ esterday in an sparfineiit" 1
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Exposed Terrorist;
. Arrest of the "sllesed Stern
Gm: terrorists -plotting an air 1raid" on London was prought
shunt by the udbrcover work of
Betinsld Gilbert, the formerUlltt Silks -Forge; _pilot -who'wu _sI-rested with then. Itory on Page 2. 92- g A
Versailles while he and his con-is .we:r:e;;§re%ar§i »§ gtskeo tor.London e pmp e .
pb.lets said. - Your -government has
plunged the cmwnof His Majesty
hr Jewish blood end soiled it with
Arsh.otl-~.-.We wil_l'carry the war
to the verylleart of the-emp
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.5 oil LONDON, ENGLAND
- b7 C/ SUNDAY PI cronnuz.
Lon don , England
September 14, 1947
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PKRTITION SUPPORT}
{Terrorists Cali Palestine Plan a Disaster--Warns of War ~
- Between Zionists - »
- - 8pedalto1nNlw!oa:hIas.
terrorist org HF
ly denied published reports, which
it ldéscribed as or British origin,
that the organization had,._ wel-
named the proposal of the majorityot the United Nations Special
Committee on Palestine for parti-E
non; of the Holy Land. - 1
The broadcaster said the prof;
posed. partition would -he "a na-I
tional disaster." . He added, "we!
-will tight and call upon all loyal
sons or our people to fight with!
[us against any partition plan." __ |
The speaker scorned the plan of;
Zionist institutions for a two-houri
work stoppage tomorrow in protest
against -the deportation of Jewish
refugees to Germany. ', Hamhurg
Day will be observed as a day of
nnouming in the Jewish areas of
,Palestine, with flags at half stat!
and all businesses closed for two
hours in the afternoon. Mass meet-
lngs will be held in Jerusalem,
iaita and Tel Aviv. f
Denunciations of the British de-
rtation of 300 refu ees to Ger 1,0 41 _ g '
_-many _oontinue to till the press,
and protests against the detention
"of civic and professional leaders
continue to pus-in-an the govern-ment. - 1 i V -it"were?-re to come-tax °mp1°-7°v
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ighteen Jewish in __4Plvyes or Tel Aviv hm emW . ad beenweellclego by thevstem G-DB ll-llresign pg rte4 Peraqng e.é§ing1h.°§,.¢3?§1§moizm M -M» 1-M»
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which is being disbanded. _
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have been warned that themanmay
have entered America. Hisidentityeis known and his description has
hem cinculated to every police fo1ce..It is believed that heorganisedsmall gr p of agents Jus overZlear a carry out terrorist ~les. e discovery of cases 0! |mm n a North Londbn e,t y at enabledthe gglice to trace}his lodiaxigs in Norl;h- est -London.but he _ left several days before, -
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_ . ' ' IEQUSALEM! % Zvai Leumi, they dreaa er'Tiouna ter-* rorist force which-is in
with the ,0rganize force of the
jewish community, claimed in a
secret, exclusive interview with this
correspondent that it will not ghta Jewish state if such be created.
Hagan:-1h, the semi-oiycial under-'
ground army of the Iewish com-
munity, claims that the Irgun must
expire when the Iewish state comesavowal with e denial and e deman-ciation of chagss made byist forces of P stine Jewry ihi 1*is tending to become _ib<HIl>l'¢ 05reactionary forces in the beginllle
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Ha anah, whichrincigpally ofmdnhers of Socialistlzabor movements basset out'sys-tematically to halt lrgun tumrisn,by an qgen ght if necessary.effort has brought the Palestine
into being by UN order, since its
excuse for existence would then
vanish. _ _ 1
We shall not raise our arms
against a lewlsh government" In
Irgun spokesman said, in a state;
ment given behind loclretl doors
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running. I was driven to an austere
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was waiting iorthe interview.
"I'he, lrgun considers these pre-
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the jewish Hagmeh and its ,
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spolmman. _ 1
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into account and it is prqnature to
r-eveal our plans, he replied. "W'eshall not give striving for the
oration of whole of our na-
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course of action when the time
mes. We _shall not raise our arms
ainst a Iewish t."8 Egvnmm_ He admitted t the Hagmah,
which is trying to extirpete terror-
ism, is comprised mostly of the
forces of ]ewish_ labor and 'pro-ve soclkn, but claimed that' does not mean that the Irgun
therefore-is a rightist force or anti-labor. - __
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Wonldrit Fight British
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us and the Hag:-mah has no relati
whatever to the question of Soci -
ism, he said. _ It arises from the
fact that the forces against us were
not prepared to ght the British,
to force them out and'to make os-sible the erectiozrof a whole lew-
ish statezwhile we were arePI°I>"°d~ '-- 0 'These stitemans, howevw £5-peertoputlrgunineverzdli tposition, since if a Iewis state is
created Hagamh would become the
official Anny, or the _polioe power,
of such a -state and it as now openlyedicated to stamiit out Irgtmistrror tactics. The gun thus has
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battle or election posters has be-
gun in Iisrael, offsetting the peace-
tul _ot the cease-fire The
host aggressive of the polter
posters is the erstwhile terrorist
_8tez-n Group, which now is above
ground and known simply as The
Fighters." . '
, This political organization 1|
now 1egal,_ reap table and law-
abiding, it not fully aban-
doned its agg siveness it its
insnner of pos, election mate-
rm can be used as n criterion.
Its ying squads of poster pastors
think nothing oi plastering Stern-llt matemriii over shay opgoggtlfnposters t ml? °n Y»
and they areparticular1y fond or
Mapsm, Mapai or any of the
other election parties may think
they have found a conspicuous
place tor their posters, but before
long they are blotted out by The
Fighters. The others retaliate,
fwith the result that the battle of
the posters becomes, a, twenty-tour-hour engagement.
. The Fighters or candidates
for seats in the 120-man 'Oon-
ltuent Assembly is one of the
strangest ever presented to an
'electorate. 0! the twelve can-
didates. six are in prison. tour are
inhidingandtwoarese gin
Army. Under the law if any
at se new -in prison are ected,
the must he freed unless other- dglcreed by the Co 'tuentY- '
f Their leading candidate is Na-
than Friedman-Yellin, who con-
ducted terrorism: activities against
the British slncq1942, when Ab;-a-.
ham Stern, founder or the group,
was killed by the -British here
rwhile being arrested. Friedman-
Yellin is on trial, along with his
former aide-dc-camp, Nathan
Bhmulevitz, for having engaged in
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hand of Arabs at a town mmed-for him near. Jerusalem worked ;.w,~L%__with the Stern Group in many _1~eanti-British attacks. of »fpbu Gosh, .0n_tbe 'Jerusale:m-'1e1 1,1viv_toad,_ is one oi the few large l
All -are -still there; living normal "JArab vlazesie int-wt. during the ¢~~In: becauseits inhabitants never a shot V
lives. »- - . . . . ; ~,~ Another interesting candidate
{whose whereabouts are unknown " "I
. iat the moment is Gueia Cohen,23- '
'year-old comely Yemenite who usedrte conducteilliclt Stem Group rs»-~" .dio -broadcasts. in English. She
icsunted the British with Stern
Group intelligence reports thatmust have worried them.bShe' was
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