Return of Fawi Bey Kaukji and new unrest in Palestine
Nationalist leaders predict Fawi Bey Kaukji will return to Palestine as commander in chief of the Arab army and vow guerilla warfare. Rioting expected around April 1 with the orange export season end. Hebrew and Arabic papers cite rising hold ups and assassinations as signs of renewed Arab warfare against Britain and the Jewish project under the League mandate. Syrian pardon rumors for Fawzi are discounted by nationalist chiefs.
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Obinion
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Ami Bey Abdul Hadi
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Black-Draught Aids Clean System For Health
The advertisement touts Black-Draught as a pure vegetable laxative that relieves constipation quickly when taken at the first sign. It claims a clean system reduces sickness, urges families to keep a box ready, and notes thousands saved from illness by prompt use.
Brazilian Soprano Returns to Air In Broadcast of La Traviata
A Brazilian soprano savors positive reception as Violetta in a RCA NBC broadcast of Verdi’s La Traviata. The tale tracks Violetta’s fall, love with Alfredo, sacrifice for honor, and her death from tuberculosis as reconciliation and love endure.
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Alfred
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Paris
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Rival regimes doubt Fawzi return to service in region
An Arab leader told The Associated Press that the new Syrian regime would not dare appoint the former insurgent commander who opposed British troops. In Iraq Fawzi, who quit the Traq army to lead Palestinian fighters, faces pressure to leave Baghdad and is said to be in Kirkuk. A nationalist leader predicts a welcome return only for the buzz it would create among youths.
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Calotabs Aid in Treating Colds Shown in Ad
Calotabs are advertised as a dual action cold remedy cleansing the intestinal tract and acting as a diuretic to remove mucus and toxins from the blood. The copy claims rapid relief with one to two tabs the first night and a possible third or fourth dose, priced five to ten cents per package.
Centerville Social News Highlights From Last Week
Mrs. R N Wells visited Mrs. Will Henry of Rocky Mound for a day. Miss Jean Givens joined Misnes Addie and Gladys McElroy on Wednesday. A quilting session at Mrs. Bob Dougan’s Tuesday drew several attendees including Mrs. Guy Linaker and others. A dance at Mrs John Alcom’s Wednesday night drew a large crowd. Mr. T A Gleghorn shows slow recovery after six weeks ill health. Singing occurs each Sunday night. all are welcome to attend.
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Sensors Measure Stresses in Bolderdam by Embedded Devices
Automatic readings detect stresses and strains in the Bolderdam structure. Electrical devices buried deep in the concrete monitor health, providing continuous data on structural integrity.
Japan Alarmed by U S Rearmament Debate
Japan studies new chemical warfare methods and enhances its air program to strengthen Pacific defenses. Navy Minister Yonai warns U S air forces in Alaska, the Aleutians, and Hawaii pose a threat while seeking equitable arms reduction talks if invited.
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Queen Mary sister ship to be world’s largest vessel
Glasgow reports the sister ship to the Queen Mary is on the stocks at John Brown’s Clydebank yard and will be the world’s largest ship with tonnage around 90,000. Modifications from the present Atlantic speed queen will be added. In Stockholm the railway runs Sweden’s largest garden program planting millions of trees and flowering plants along tracks from Seamin to Lapland depots.
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Seamin
Lapland
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