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Tunanarive, Apr. 12. Frenchmen and France are in Madagascar and will stay there." M. Marcel de Coppet, French High Commissioner 40 Mndajкear, stated today in speech before people, in
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several Tananarive.
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and at Munakora and anbotage of teleption, Thres demonstrate that the plot was intended to include the greater part of the island m that it would only have been un dertaken by a party having romi- fleations throughout the island.
"Those who have taken part is
will be pitilessly these crime: punished."-Router.
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Russia Adamant Over
The
Polish Frontiers
(By Sylvain Mangeot)
Moscow, Apr. 12. Council-of-Foreign Ministers-ended-their- meetings this week still faced with as close a deadlock as when the British Foreign Secre- tary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, gloomily told the Ministers on Monday that they had been four weeks in Moscow and had done nothing. All that has happened since then is that the un- resolved deadlock over the report from the Berlin 'Control Council has given way to `a deadlock over the frontiers of Germany. The only measure of agreement reached in three, boundaries is on the general days debate on principle that Allied territorial claims against Germany should be deferred to the Ministers' deputies and farmed out to expert committees for factual study. Russia, however, is adamant that the Polish frontiers be ex- cluded on the ground that they Were. irrevocably fixed ut Potsdam which the three tern Allies interpret, na providontal on this point.
The second major point
France' cleavage centres on demand for an immediate deel- sion to incorporate the Sane in the French economie orbit, and Malefov's demand that the Ruhr be place immediately under four power control,
1
only
الكافرة
now emerges clearly that
M. Molotov is withholding Con-| sent to France's Sanr claim as A bargaining weapon 11 ex- change for acceptance of This efforts to get Russian say the control of Ruhr industry.
Lynch-Pin
in
HE LIKES TO FIGHT
Rangoon, Apr. 12. Announcing today that he In going on a tour of the dis- triet unrt meek, "to begin a recruiting campaign" for revolutionary army of 100,000 wen, Thakin Be Sein, Leader of the Dobava (Harma for the Burmans)
Party, wid
that he planned to rmge an army "to fight British imper iolin and its hirelings," in
FEC Bans Emperor Worship
Washington, Apr. 11.
The Far Eastern Commit tion today forbade the teaching, of military subjects and Emperor worsble in Japan. It Rent a Dougins directive to General MacArthur (and an accompany- ing doctrine on Japanese educa- tion.
It said future education in Japan should be considered as "preparation for life in a de mocratic nation and as a train- ing for the social and political responsibilities which freedom entails."
ILLEGAL SESSION
好。
Huniburg, Apr. 12
Dr. Otto Ostrowski, Social Democrat Lord Mayor of Berlin, anked to reign after a role of "no confidence" in Berlin's city Parliament -toat night, tonight refused to do
Berlin Referring 40, the Alunicipal Council's special session today at which it an decided to cult for his resig- watiun, Dr. Ostrowski declar- ed that the acasion was illegal. being called in his absence by -«-deputy—taithow!~"contpell“.
ing circumstances.
He added that the Allier had so far taken to stand in the matter.-Beuter.
No Third
Party For Wallace
Stoke-on-Trent, The FEC's directive to Mac-
Apr. 12. Arthur said thone Japanese whose records show them "pro- Henry A. Wallace said nounest exponents of ultra-lat a public meeting to nationalistic. militaristic or
totalitarian ileas should be night that "in all pro- forbidden to teach. It said the bability" he would not "tenching of altra-nationalism, start a third party in the state Shintoiom, veneration of United States, but individual and somebody else might- race superiority should be possibly Senator Claude eliminated from the educational Pepper (D., Florida)." system."
the emperor, exultation of state
the
aver
11 added that text books and other rending materials
that
contain such ideas should be replaced by textbooks which understanding of pró-
1ive an
Wallace made the statement in answer to a question from the ficar at the conclusion of his attiren before the Stoke-on
Trent United Nations Associa tion.
Lindbergh Endorses Truman Policy
New York, Apr. 13.
One of the most ardent Isolationists, Charles A. Lindbergh, broke his, long silence on world affairs today, endorsed by implication Fre- sident Truman new foreign policy and plead- ed for the achievement- of American aims abroad even at the cost of using military force. Although he did not refer to Truman "specifically, Lindbergic in a press atatement said he is "pleading again for a canals. toward tent American policy Europe" of helping nations
with idens similar to those of the United States.
Lindbergh said in his state- ment, "We have destroyed Nazi Germany only to find that in doing so we have strengthened Communist Russia bebind
whose tron curtain' lien à re- cord of bloodshed and oppres.j slon never equalled....
Australian
On Bail Of
$50,000,000
Shanghai, Apr. 13. The Shanghai district court released on bail of $50,000,000 in Chinese
"Seven years ago I toured his country pleading for a con- istent American policy toward Europe....At home and abroad currency
Hubert R.
I had been advocating that Eng- Heath, 46-year-old Aus- und, France and America build tralian from Potts heir strength but refrain from Point, Sydney, charged sar while Nazi Germany and Communist Russia fought
heir totalitarian islens.....
No Cost Too High
out with misappropriating a
"Those of us who opposed ervention were unsuccessful. Our country went into war and ve went with it,"
The statement
continued.
Today I plead again for a con- Istent American policy toward Suropa. It would be disastrous for us to continue wavering!
quantity of sheet alu- minium and pine ply- boards from a CNRRA engineering works here.
5 CNRRA
the Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitu- tios Administration, the agency through which UNRRA suppilds
made available in central bra- has always been doomed totion-and-withdrawal-Wotive judgment en April-19-~~
Idless." It recom- Temled that foreign-books-bi- ries for teachers' use.--United
Press.
Ba Sein, who is a former member of the Burpurse fu- terim Government fold-Red-gressive fer: "No one, enn take part in Burmese politics-not even to organive
public meetingn-.- unless he has a private ariny behind him. If the Anti-Fae cist Prople's Freedom - League, en have its me
army of "People's Volunteers, I do unt nee why other parties camuot have their Orcit armies."--
Reuter. British.
that It is abundantly clear the plan to satisfy Franco's insustent demanal for increased roat allocations Ja virtually ng reed
the French and American experts. The lynch-pin of this plan IN
the agreement whereby the Saar duction and labour and Roose
to allow France to receive the entire Saar coal output instead of pooling it in the overall Ger- Bin exportable real tounge.
Molotov's refusal to agree to
'Maquis” In Paraguay
Grouns
ane re-
"A third party in Americanck and forth between inter-I picaded Innocent.
made our deelsion when we gncminious defeat in its first entered the war. Our honour effort, due to the election laws iemands and our security deton since his arrest by the
came
£
are distributed in China,
During the proceedings Heath The court announced it would
Heath had been under deten- ads upon turrying through Chinese police in Shanghal on
Nov. 29. 1946. vhat we started.
11s counsel contended that rebuild "We must help to western civilization. We must considering the time reestablish, and protect the alleged offence, his cuse
deals we believe in. This will under the general amnesty pro- require our extending financial clelmed on New Year's day.
Also released on ball for the assistance. It may require the
se of military force. But no same sum was E. Schapeiro, a secessary eest la too high for Pole tried on the same charges. he accomplishment of these Five Chinese facing the same
bjectives....
charges were, however, remand- custody. Associated
No Better Way welfare of other
ed
in
of
tho
fell
FRANTIC MILITARISTS
of various states," he said. "I cun Concel of Rituation where the two old partles be
સી utterly conservative that a new party would start. national election and in one gain enough strength to win in the next." Buenos Aires, Apr. 11. During meetings here and in Anti-Government insurgents Manchester, Wallace preached would
under} velt come entirely
okayed $10,000,000,000 are building up a “Maquis" sing telerance toward Russia te French ees nomie control so as worth for the Soviets.
lar in the underground movement sympathetle and enthusiasti 2. The
Potsdam of resistance against the Nazis audiences, secret
"The agreement in which Attlee ai in Taupe, reports from Paraguay
"I hope the day will come
na- Press, Stalin agreed not to exact any frontier regions said today.
when the President, the Prime lons has always been of great reparations from Austria.
"Muchetercs"
Miolster and Stolin will get mportance to us but in the 3. The Bevin-Byrnes-Stulin | life-wielding guerilias-who be.
conversations at Potecame famous in the Chaco war together man to man and reach ears past we Americans could secrêt
the Polish German with Bolivia, are attacking sun an understanding which will ive securely behind our own dan on
At present. In frontier which the British and garrisons and police posts in Gev. create confidence," he declared. defences regardless of condi
Wallner sald "Stalin seemed tions abroad. Americans at present interpret ernment-held territory.
to hold out the hand of friend- the rocket and atomic age the
Magcow, Apr. 12. the meaning the Potsdam Hue la port stated,
of other nations s khip in his recent intervlewa," welfare
The New Times severely at- temporary but the Soviets an
and ermmented "I wonder if the more than Important....
"Our security at present de tacked atomic bomb develop meaning the Hue permanent.
United States will be truly re-
the world's ciprocated by those loans to pends on preventing the assem- ment by the United States and It depends scientists fully expose the or -aggresive power. Greece and Turkey United bly of modern weapons by an demanded that Press.
on the cooperation of peoplea ganizers of wholesale submis- Wallace On Truman - who helleve in freedom and the sion of American science to
Stoke On Trent, Apr. 12. dignity of man and in way frantic militarists." the revolutionary movement fails
Itenry Wallace had this to of life that is basically similar The publication claimed that the insurgents will fight to the say about a report that Preto our own.
90 percent of American expendi. sident Truman had been urged
"Wherever these people need tures for scientiile research is He said that insurgent leaders to reply to the speeches of the help We must naslet them.devoted to "means of destruc. pro- tion and rulh....the militarists stages of the uprising by allow former U.S. Vice-President in There is no better way.
using England:-
bably no other way, to attain and .industrialisto are ing a Communist to take
The last time I talked with security, peace and progress of science to advance their plans Concepcion, which they controll him he said he agreed with our civilization." United of conquering the world.”— ed. This rullied behind the gov- everything I said. What I said Press.
United Press. ernnient of President Morinigo anti-Communist forces both inside then was a lat stronger than
anything I've sald over here," and outside Paraguay,
a quick settlement of the Saur question jeopardises the whole attempt
relieve to
France's major economic problem.
There are prospects of duration of the conference be. ing lengthened as a number of the main conference agenda remain untouched,
items of
One pruminett Paraguayan political exile here and that the 4. Roosevelt . at Teheran insurgents, who recently staged wanted Germany cut up into organised military opposition to five states and Churchill at the Government in Asuncion, up. a four-power Moscow wanted it divided into peared to have lost the initiative disarmament treaty. Austrian three states.-United Press. peace treaty and limitation of occupation forces In Germany.
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States) and M. Georges Bidaulti Frane) are prepared to stay
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For 1948
to the forces of President Hirino Morinige, it, he added, "even if
'dst man."
made mistake
is the
early
ever
whereas
in Moscow as long as there Is any chance to make headway on any of the major questions.
Washington, Apr. 12. The Foreign Ministers'
President Truman ended his puties for Germany met today fest year in Office today as the actual number of Communists
Dfavourile for renomination in in the insurgent ranks was in peace conference
Pro 1948 and was more sure of him finitismal, he claimed.-Reitor. eethure report, which was being self than at any time since he
the Counci} submitted
of took over the rains of the United Foreign Ministers this after-States Government on the death
The most noteworthy
of President Roosevelt, con- He flew to Missouri to visit
tribution today was the British his ailing 94-year-old mother- proposal to solve the conflict in United Press.
the information and consulta- tion group by splitting it into two committees: 1. a consulta- tion conference with member- hip limited to the "Big Four" Allied states which
World Peace
of
New Company Formed
Wallace said that was before he made his Madison Square Carden speech in New York last autumn, urging friendship with Russia.
Manchester
In speeches at and Stoke-on-Trent on Satur day Wallace opposed Truman's. proposal for $100,000,000 aid to Greece and Turkey-Associa- ted Press,
Chiangs Back
In Shanghai
JUST ARRIVED.!
ON SALE at ALL
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New York, Apr. 11. The formation of the Cathay Insurance Company by Sino- American commercial and bank-1
fire. ing interests to Cover * Washington, Apr. 12.
other President Truman, proclaim. mariue, automobile and ring May 22 as National Mariska in the United States and Germany's neighbours and other time Day, suid the future the Far East was
Announced
Shanghal, Apr. 13. states who took part in the war world peace will be "Immeasur- today.
President and Madame Chiang foreca, including ably advanced by, international announced today.
The Company, organised with Kat-shek returned here at 12:45 aboard 2. an information cooperation in removing exces-
afternoon conference consisting of the sive restrictions on International, a expital of US$1,000,000 and yesterday "Big Four" and all states
another US$1,000.000 paid in their private plane. "Melling" at trade."
surplus, will have on its Hoard after spending the Ching Ning GAME. lie sald the level of inter- of Directors K. P. Chen, Chair- Festival at the President's town, national trade would be in man of the Shanghai Commer-Fenghua.
They made a brief creased "us the United States vial Savings Bank, Li Ming, stopover at Hangchow on their increases its participation in Chairman of the Cheklang In- return journey. world affairs."-United Press.
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Moscow, April 12. The Foreign Ministers Coun- cil ends Ave weeks. of debate today with one major achieve. ment the disclosure of some secret agreements - and minutes of the Big Three wartime con- ferences.
Mystery
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Paris. Apr. 11.
dustrial Bank, and many proAmong those at the airfield minent American baikers and to greet the presidential couple foreign traders.-Central News. were Dr. T. V. Soong, Mayor K,
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