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e o n irruft t: e r e lt;o its n: e m i e d t h a II Mandtk Bf Continued‘Until this hostility disappears* the government of Palestine be continued as at present under mandate pending the execution of a trus-tfaahtp ag reefitent itnder the Un11-fd Nations/'The committee said it recognizedthatthis would ‘involve a iontrperiod of trusteeship, which Will mlt;sn a verv heavv burden for anysingle government to undertakeXXXA■ - aHWelFhe repor1 ccnt a i n ed. hov** V i* ino specific reeonuitendatson as to whether thIs trusteeship s h ou i d b e p! a lt;« d u n lt;i * r I i e a d -ministration ot a .-.nr I*-* countryor a.r«up of nationsT h econ co? • * e cifoutfuture. Jewish msu ion ofmig r a t ion t o Pa iiitiat beyo nd t h atof its emergency 100,000 re corn* mendation, *tood pat on the prin-ci pic laid down in the originalmandat**. That mandate said thattti*admin *u. ration of Pa testingwhi!♦ rn*uring tbat the rig h ? a nd position of other sections of the population are not prejudiced, shallfacilitate Jewish immigration undersuitable condition s.MBLAZE RAZESBUILDING WITH$15,000 LOSSffmttnued fromrg|§B: 0*1#neighboring buildings,The alarm, was sounded at 10:12a n d t nu• k$ from No. 1a n d2 hose house answered the call*.Chief Thom a* A. Owens stated thatbv the tirne the fiist trucks arriv-i d t h t * f i r e w as a!; r e a d v on t. o fhand and nothing could be donefor the building itself.At 10:28 p. m firemen of No. 3 station and all available firemen raid voluntceis were called to helpbattle the flames that for a timetator said that he had seen the { reflection in the skies when he !reached the top of Pecan Hill whileen route noith on Route 8,Those who had expected to seeendangered the large barn onestate, 3*v« ral grass fires around \ many streams of water pouring in-the flaming structure kept the fire* men busy*4 iThe intensity of the heat kept thefi rumen at a distance for someI time and several firemen received fslight burn blister* on the hands1 and face.?: ;v I u ; ElAs the flanroared skyward.people started flocking to thescene The traffic on W. First st, R;is very heavy throughout theto the conflagration were somewhat lisappointed, but in the face of the odds and in view of the fact that no lives or other property were in danger, it appeared useless to attempt to check the flames. Thefiremen contented themselves with preventing the spread of the fireand, as a result, the epectatois were treated to a glorious bonfire.thiraiiou of the blaze and cars wore not only parked «!ong thestreet, but also were lining;: the.'OilCity*Keno road from which point the occupants were given an un* Obstructed, tnough somewhat long distance view, of the blaze.T h €• c i t y police m en w h r e s? ing thlt;ir annual ball at th«* K of C. auditorium, and the members* of the Jacne* M. Henderson post American Legion, substituting for the law, found themselves with a traffic problem that was by no means mild However, they did a fine job of it, and traffic snarls were comparatively few.People in various sections of thecity were able to see the glow inthe sky. and the telephones of The Derrick weie kept busy answering inquiries about the cause. One spec-ONION SETS3 lb25cP. H.CRIBBSCO.tmm n»«giiii.ii mnI x isI■Ml WWWlN^WHIT HOMElivesheet-car oc We eC 0 R R I NEL^tri** siipolyWTifiletalf ElectricalEquipment Supplieseveryand p119 !M*Truckload of Pineapples for canninGet them while they last . . .Strawberries, fancy ..# * #
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Oil City Derrick
Oil City, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, May 01, 1946
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