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: Reports Wholesale Surrender SALONIKA, Mar. 26 (UP)— Reliable reports said today that Guerrilla forces in the Mt.

Olympus-Mt. Pierria area have started surrendering wholesale to government troops. 80 serious is the situation for the guerrillas that the guerrilla radio pleaded with rebel forces in the Olympus area to “hold your position.” “Our struggle is at stake,” the broadcast said. It added there was danger of losing the fight. Captured guerrillas said the situation in the mountains is most serious. The guerrilla force is virtually starving, with only donkey meat to eat, and its ammunition is giving out, they said. The guerrilla surrender movement has not been confirmed by official sources,

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Rout Arabs, Open Gate to Food Convoy

British artillerymen with pound guns helped the Jewish Haganah militia break an Arab siege of Jerusalem today, permitting a 60-vehicle Jewish food convoy to reach the Holy City from Tel Aviv. Rt The Arabs had cut off Jerusalem from Tel Aviv by establishing a road block at Bab El Wad, a gully 17 miles west of Jerusalem on the highway to Tel Aviy Jewish Death Toll Heavy Scores of Jews have been killed there in the past few weeks. Sixteen dead Jews, killed in an Arab attack on a Jewish -convoy last Wednesday, were found by a British patrol this morning. Today the Jewish convoy, which left Tel Aviv Wednesday, passed through the bottleneck safely with the mouths of British guns trained on hills still swarming with Arabs. The convoy lost at least 20 dead and 10 wounded before the British came to the rescue. In addition to the 16 bodies found this morning, the convoy brought back four more dead.

3 Japs Face Trial In Death of 62 GI's

Allled headquarters prosecution today charged fiye Japanese with responsibility for the murder of American fliers. bts They were either slashed, stabbed or burned to death when the. Tokyo military prison was destroyed by fire following a heavy American incendiary raid May 25, 1045. All of the accused pleaded in-

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Concrete Truck Mixes Things Up

A Ready-Mix Concrete truck got mixed up with a curb, safety zone, trackless trolley and a passenger on the trolly last night. Driver of the truck, Samuel Morton, 26, of 2218 Martha St., told police he lost control of the

He said the truck caromed off the curb into the safety zone, then bounced into a trackless trolley which was stopped to let a passenger off, The passenger, Stewart, 74, of 205 E. 34th ‘St. was hurled to the ground by the impact. ;

Allies Blamed For Trieste Riot

Yugoslavia Charges

Police Invade Zone

TRIESTE, Mar, 26 (UP) — Yugoslavia charged unofficially today that last Tuesday's frontier gun battle in the Trieste free state was caused by Western Allied civil police who invaded the Yugoslav zone and fired on Yugoslav frontier guards. This version of the incident, which caused Allied troops to dig in with heavy weapons along the frontier for the first time since last fall, was released in a Soviet Tass Agency dispatch from Belgrade. . “The policemen entered the Yugoslav zone to a depth of 100 (325 feet) from the demarcation line,” the Yugoslav dispatch said. ' Ordered to Halt “When ordered to halt by Yugoslav frontier guards, the police patrol opened fire. “The skirmish continued until the policemen disappeared into their zone.” The Allied announcement said the Yugoslav troops entered the Allied zone and opened fire on the police when Allied reinforcements arrived by train.

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Hold ‘Anderson Man On Murder Charge

| A 32-year-old Anderson -car- | enter was being held .today by the FBI, accused of murdering an Oklahoma City, Okla., man. | He was arrested yesterday by ithe FBI and Anderson police on {a warrant charging unlawful { flight to avoid, prosecution. | The defendant, John Allen | Scott, is alleged to have killed Buford McChristian in 1946 in { the Columbia Hotel in Oklahoma i City. | The FBI had been looking for him since December, 1946, Hari vey Foster, FBI special-agent-in-charge here, said.

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