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ven, treasurer; Mrs. Leona May | make their visit to Canada during | June. This could be rdopped, but | Smiley, Terhune, trustee, and Mas. ! the latter half of June or the first the presence of the King and Queen {Cecilia Monical, Washington, retir- ‘part of July, 1939. {is needed at the royal meeting at ing president, representative to the| The King usually attends the Ascot during the second week in Sivsociation of Rebekah Assemblies. Fusom horse race meeting early in June.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

in Holy Land Feud REBEKAH HEADS | a ASSUME DUTIES

Mrs. Gladys Dunkle, Kokomo, Is Advanced to |

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1938

BIRTHPLACE OF Killings Conte JESUS BECOMES | = ARMY BIVOUAC

Church of Nativity’'s Yard Used by British Troops Fighting Arabs.

'6_Britich hans ; =i Oct. 6—British troops kill 150 since they Arabs in pitched battle.

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Aug. 15—Seven Jews killed.

1—Nineteen LJGALILEE killed, three TIBERIAS. wounded. ~~

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TEE Oct. 4 Aug. 17—Arabs attack Jews 3 prison labor camp.

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elected officers of the Rebekah Assembly, I. O. O. F, assumed their duties today following the close of their 64th annual twoday State convention last night at || the I. O. O. F. Building. | Mrs. Opal Lindsay, Lafavette, was elected to the only contested office, | ‘that of warden. Thirteen women |were candidates for the post. { Mrs. Gladys I. Dunkle, Kokomo, was advanced to president; Mrs. Grace E. Child, Indianapolis, secretary; Mrs. Hazel L. Brust, Sulli- ||

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Aug. =F British troops fight Arab rebels.

{Coprvright, 1338, by Unit Twentieth Century weapons of war—barbed wire, sandbags and machine guns— ITO mded t the manger where Christ was born as Great Britain struck against mounting terrorism and rebellion In the Holy Land today. The clump of military boots sounded on the rough pavement before Bethlehem’s ancient, weatherbeaten Church of the Nativity; artillery was rolled into position on the hills; armored cars snaked their way through the crooked, narrow streets of the little town toward which pilgrims of many lands Christmas in memory of the Prince of Peace. Britain made Bethlehem, which has known many bitter battles in ages past, a center and a symbol in its most drastic effort to end a colonial problem packed with tremendous pelitical and economic dangers. i The possibility of a modern holy war has not been overlooked as a result of growing conflict since the World War between Arabs in Pales- a Jewish immigrants atto re-establish a natior

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22—Jewish laborer Arab snipers.

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Aug. 17—Rabbinical student beaten to death by Arabs.

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Oct. 1—Ten Arabs die in bomb explosion.

Sept. 11-—Six Jewish constables slain.

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Aug. 23—Arab constable killed.

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Aug. 19 —Postoffice burned when Arabs raid city.

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1 in the uprising of fierce Arab tribes who have met British troops in several pitched battles. The large | map above shows where major violence has occured in the last two months. Inset map places | Palestine in relation to surrou nding countries.

1 European crisis, Great STRACHEY APPEAL se JURY WEIGHS FATE Oo mere FOR U.S. ENTRANCE OF ACCUSED FATHER

on the continent to the Palestine rebel- CE proporHarold MacMichael. the Commissioner, flew to Lonstill working out plans with Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald for military paciation of The mandated country as essarv preiminary to solution Ff jig pol itical future. tvpified the which British troops about their job The probaly 6000 population. on the hills above a fertile has been taken over by the military Warfare is

ioting and killing go on apace in the Holy Land e Arab and Jew battle for supremacy and ritish troops struggle to maintain law and order. The British, who rule Palestine under a League of Nat tions ‘manda e, face a new wand’ more serious threat

supervision. Damage Five Million

filtered in from the Holy and -ism, assassinations, clashes between British troops and extrem- | _ ist Arabs or Jews seeking to crush 'PT® each other. discover that and money ¢ had assumed serious isolated figures. ..... sir the last five vears approximately B British subjects—chiefly police soldiers—have been Killed and 500 have been wounded than 300 Jews have died and 1200 have been wounded dead exceeds anno : and their wounded add up to

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of war MEDIA, Pa. Oct. 12 12 (UO. PH—A YORK, Oct. 12 (U. P).— jury will decide today whether Edward Pfaff, 22. is guilty of murder white with 5 Mh Women's 1.00 Fall

1 by John Strachey, British in ‘the death of his 2-year-old derv. Also large

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NEW An appesa left wing author, for United States. was State and Labor Washington today was anticipated Mr. Strachey, “excluded” from this country after his visa had been canceled by American authorities in ILondon snd an immigration board of inquiry, was confined without bail to Ellis Island. He was to have been deported todav on the French liner Normandie, but appeal

OFFICIALS OPPOSE CITY MANAGER POLL

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 12 (U P).—The president of the Cit; Council today headed a new move to defeat a proposal for adoption of the City Manager form of Governiment zy Cambridge. { President Thomas E. McNamara !secured appointment last night of a !committee of five councilors to inge ) > vestigate signatures on the petition Sally Rand, fan and bubble dancer. through which the question has today sent authorities a $50 money heen placed on the November ballot. order to be posted as a reward Ior i recovery of her red and white FHA ATD TO TALK Pekingese—China Boy. The dog Ernest M. Fisher, director of the Tic { Hy a ‘ spa NT - = » ' : - a ity Ton gd F'HA Division of Economics and she motored bi t Hue Ar- Statistics, will discuss “The Case of vo. ler, Pa. The wire came from Bul- pas) Estate” at a noon luncheon of oh the Indianapolis Real Estate Board {tomorrow at the Washington Hotel.

T E ¥ 7 E F A C T { Mr. Fisher is a former commerce in-

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to the town. garrisoned bv the Philtime of Saul, fortiin Biblical time bv Rheoboam. walled bv the Romans and peacefully occupied bv the ‘Crusaders in the 11th Century. Never before did the peaceful hills over which the shepJews D€rds and the wise men of 20 ‘cenGreat turies ago travelled to a manger, "T%" see such armaments as the artil- | ilery and heavy machine guns {brought into the town yesterday.

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Jewish . i S nich was times as much and Arabs : probably $600.000 worth of destroved a period of vears, =a Its tempo is Arab leaders are seeking to turn it into =a of Moslems against necessarily against Rrirai britain.

British Plan Pacification

“Not even martial law will affect | our warriors as the death they are] facing when they ‘fight British troops is not different from death they would face under martial law,” one Arab leader declared this mornto the Palestine fightng. “Arabs are being aroused to feelings in mneighoring where British bavonets cannot protect the Jews.” Urgently occupied with the

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