Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1947 — Page 3

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Tel Aviv Police Barracks Blown Up

JERUSALEM, April 36 (U. P.).— Four British policemen were killed and five more were missing today after their billet at the Sarona army fortress at Tel Aviv was blown up in an outburst of “warfare” by

Authorities believed the blast which rocked Tel Aviv was the first major blow in a “vendetta” declared by the Irgun Zval Leumi for the hanging of four Irgunists. Four more were sentenced to die. Two of these cheated the gallows by suicide. : At least a score of persons were injured in the Sarona explosion. Gen, Sir Alan Cunningham, the British high commissioner, called An emergency conference with army and police officials. i

Expect Martial Law

Gen. Cunningham was expected to declare the Jewish city of Tel Aviv a “controlled area.” In effect isolating some 200,000 of its residents from the outside world. The re-imposition of statutory martial law in Palestine was expected at any time. The army and police were strengthening their precautions. The Irgun organization has threatened to kill 10 Britons for every underground member hanged | by British authorities. Two days ago an Irgun broadcast announced that Britons seized by the underground would be tried before an Irgun military “court.” It said death “sentences” would be

‘ tomorrow. Snow is expected in Arkansas, Kentucky, |

carried out by hangmen and firing | squads. The Sarona section where the police billet is located is on the out- | skirts of Tel Aviv.

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Cloudy skies will blanket New England, the Middle Atlantic states, the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys. (The Inset may shows where clear, partly cloudy and cloudy skies will occur.) Clear weather will be confined to Wash-

cool air from the Pacific flows | ® southward over that area. (See air flow and air mass arrows.) A low pressure storm center dominates the Fotocast from , Texas and the central plains to | New England. Rain and cloudiington, Oregon and western | ness over this area is occurring Idaho. «| as warm, moist air from the Gulf Showers are pictured along the | of Mexico is spreading over coldGreat Divide and from eastern | er air. (Large, open air mass ar-

will be 34 tomorrow morning. It will be still eolder north of this line. Minimum temperatures will range from 30 in the central | Rockies to 73 at Miami. Forecast minimum temperatures include Duluth, 31; Bismarck, 36; Milwaukee, 38; Kansas City, 40; Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit and

Washington, 50, and Atlanta, 62.

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