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PalestineCompromise
Possibility Is Raised
By Trans-Jordan King
By the Associated Press
AMMAN, Trans-Jordan, Aug. 4 —
King Abdullah spoke today of a
compromise in Palestine.
He said his “Arab nation does not
exclude any possible compromise
that Secures justice and prevents un
necessary bloodshed.”
"We would like that efforts of
Count Bernadotte in the refugee
problem be successful, and after
ward that any new proposals (for a
Palestine settlement) which he will
make should not be rejected out
right but be fully discussed before
they are put in final form,” he told
a news conference.
"If there should be any reason
for their rejection, such a decision
should also be preceded by joint
discussion.”
Bernadotte Sees King.
Count Polke Bernadotte, the
United Nations mediator, saw the
king here Monday and said later
that "as always, he was helpful.”
Abdullah commands five of the
armies arrayed against Israel.
Count Bernadotte’s previous peace
plan, which the Arab League re
jected, would have annexed the Arab
portions of Palestine to Trans-Jor
dan. The King’s reference to the
refugee problem concerned the 300,
000 to 350,000 Palestine Arabs who
have been driven from their homes.
The King’s carefully chosen words
promising Arab consideration of a
Palestine "compromise” set a prece
dent among Arab statemen. Until
now, all have avoided any public ut
terance indicating wiUingness in
that direction.
U. N., Red Cross Fight
Typhoid Among Refugees
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, Aug. 4 (P)
—United Nations and Red Cross of
flcials took measures today to fight
a typhoid epidemic they fear may
strike among Arab refugees from
the Palestine war.
Sir Rafael Cilento, an Australian
who represents the refugee division
of the Social Affairs Department oi
the U. N„ said last night there was
grave danger of such an epidemic
He said the refugees are homeless
and eye infection is widespread.
The Red Cross has prepared s
large quantity of typhoid vaccine
and doctors have inoculated more
than 20,000 against the disease in
Ramallah. The number of Arab
refugees is estimated to be between
250,000 and 350,000.
Bernadotte in Alexandria.
Count Polke Bernadotte, U. N
Palestine mediator, arrived in Alex
andria by plane yesterday. A press
officer on his staff said Count Ber
nadotte’s plan to visit Stockholm
for a Red Cross conference August
9 was not now certain because ol
the refugee problem and efforts tc
demilitarize Jerusalem.
The press officer said both Jewish
and Arab leaders had agreed in
principle to the demilitarization of
the Holv City, but there were many
problems. Mdst soldiers who have
been fighting in Jerusalem have
their homes there. The announced
Jewish ambition to incorporate Jeru
salem into Israel and Arab fear;
that Irgun Zvai Leuml and Sterr
dissidents are preparing to attack
Arab quarters in the city also were
■ described as obstacles.
Three VA Medical Officials
To Go to European Sessions
Three Veterans’ Administrator
medical officials will attend inter
national medical meetings in Eu
rope this fall, the agency reported
1 today.
Dr. Paul B. Magnuson, VA chiel
medical director, will attend the
International Congress on Indus
trial Medicine in London and the
Congress of the International So
: ciety of Orthopedic Surgery and
Trauma in Amsterdam. Dr. Mag
nuson will attend the meetings, both
in September, at his own expense.
Dr. Harvey J. Tompkins, VA neu
ropsychiatric chief, will attend the
Internal Congress for Mental Health
in London August 11 to 21, and Miss
Ruth Addams of the VA nursing
service, also will attend the London
meeting.
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How many waiters are there in this picture?
The answer is eight, if you include
all the folks who are waiting to be
served. With a little neighborly shar
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help make the service go around.
The same thing is true of telephone
service. Today, despite the rapid
progress being made on our service
Improvement and expansion pro
gram, some people are still waiting
for telephones.
That’s why we're making the wid
est possible use of party-line facil
ities. Sharing the lines means that
more people can get service, sooner.
If you’re on a party line, please
remember the other fellow. That
way, you’ll be helping your neigh
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18,000 New Mexico Indians
To Vote if Ruling is Upheld
By th« Associated Press
SANTA FE, N. Mex., Aug. 4.—
An estimated 18,000 reservation and
Pueblo Indians will have the right
to vote in New Mexico for the first
time if a new ruling by a Federal
Court is upheld.
A three-judge court held yester
day that New Mexico’s constitu
tional provision barring “Indians
not taxed” from voting is “discrimi
nation on the grounds of race.”
The State courts have held that
“Indians not taxed” means Indians
living on Federal land who are
exempt from State property taxes.
The Federal Court said Indians
should not be required to pay a tax
in order to vote when other citizens
do not have to meet the same re
quirement.
The State Attorney General's
Office said the judgment “probably’’
would be appealed to the United
States Supreme Court.
Requiem Mass Tomorrow
For Sister St. Gabriel
High requiem mass for Sister St.
Gabriel Vincente of the Sisters of
Providence, sacristan of the Im
maculata Seminary here, who died
Monday, will be held tomorrow
morning in the chapel of St. Mary
of the Woods Convent in Indiana.
Burial will be in the convent ceme
tery.
Sister St. Gabriel died at the
seminary here, after collapsing out
side the chapel Monday afternoon.
As sacristan of the school since
1946, she was in complete charge
i of the care and upkeep of the i
| chapel.
jdoi ll iu VHimus, oukci oi. uauun
came to this country }n 1915 and
went immediately into training at
the Sisters of Providence mother
home at St. Mary of the Woods.
After taking her final vows in the
order in 1922, she taught French at
the Providence Parochial High
School in Chicago for several years
and later was sacristan there before
coming here.
Sister St. Gabriel is survived by
two sisters and a brother, who are
living in Canada.
A requiem mass was said here
yesterday morning in the Immacu
lata Seminary chapel.
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