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5 pm. 21st Mar.*

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Bangkok

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Tito

Accuses Russians Of Pressure Tactics

Belgrade, Mar, 113. Marshal Tito today accused Russia of raising. the Trieste question during the four-power talks as a means of putting pressure on Yugoslavia.

He himself was against Trieste being raised at the present time, Marshal Tito said. He main- tained "If we and the Italians got together and tried to solve the problem, we could agree on it in one day in a way which would satisfy both us and the Italian people."

our county, opening new Marshal Tito, who was speak- | up ing to the Second Congress of mines and factories, strengthen- Yugoslav War Veterans, called ing ou defensive ability and upon his country to remain guarding our unity," calm in the face of the Comin- Before boarding his train in

Rome for an form threats,

nervous

"No one should bo at these threats," he said.

"We Minister,

official visit to the Italian

Prime Signor Alcido do

munt calmly work on building Gasperi, told reporters today: "I belleve the fate of Trieste has been decided in history and in our hearts.

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Two Yugoslav political com- that an mentators cald today Italian campaign for the return of Trieste could only favour the policy of the Soviet Union. A

in the

correspondent Belgrade paper, Politika, said that such a campaign. might havo serious consequences while the political commentator of Tanjug, the official Yugoslav news agency,

described the es organised Hallan campaign pressure on Yugoslavia.

He said that the campaign could only harm

Yugoslav Italian relations, which had lately begun to develop into a better understandlag.

Yugoslav war veterans today called on all ex-servicemen in

to the world protest against the "political aggression of the Soviet Union against Yugo- avia and the pressure put on

1

The war veterans also urged foreign ex-servicemen to join Its efforis "50 that mankind 'may devote itself to peaceful work."

The

veterans

unanimously adopted a resolution saying that was possible but that "the

peaces which cause the pre-

sent

tension cannot be seitled. by appeasing aggression and the aggressors at the expenseTM

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of the world."--Reuter.

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9th April

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0th April

7th May

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14th May

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11th May

11th June

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21st March

3rd May

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Army Win The Cricket League Championship

By

"RECORDER”

Army won the Championship of the Senior Division

of the Cricket League with a victory by 81 runs over

Royal Navy at Sookunpoo yesterday.

The day before they had beaten the Optimists by 87 runs, at Chater Road while Scorpions, the only other challengers, lost by 30 runs to the Royal Air Force at Kai Tak.

In the Chater Road match, Army left the Optimists exactly 120 minutes to ecore 206 runs for victory and the home team's batting machine cracked up to the tune of four wickets with 21 runs on the board.

After that it took Army's large array of bowling talent not 605 much time to have the Optimists out for 118 despite a stand for 68 runs by Laurie Klibee and

any team in this Colony has ever dreamt about.

This bowling side was the strongest in Bocal League cricket in the last three seasons and, except for Frank Howarth and possibly Gerry Gosano, Army bowlers would dominate Colony XI today,

In fact, so rich la Army's bowling that Dick Corfield did not play against the Optimists, largely, we suspect, because his The Navy, curiously, put up bowling WOS considered too more resistance at Soolampoo familiar. for the Optimists bat-

Neville Olivor.

yesterday. The second centurying machine.

of the season in the First Divi

ston

of

HOW THEY STAND

FIRST

the League by L, Wi- liams, who was run out after scoring 105, and 50 runs from Army

Campbell spelled their Optimists

Scomplong

Army's bagging of the Cham-RAF pionship comes 08 no great

batt Recreio surprise to anyone. Their batting KCC

Array

Maynard

Chalengower

of Wilson, Campbell, Craig

Williams, Haycraft, and Robertson-McLeod is quite Royal Navy

convincing in itself. Their University

"tall" generally good for 30

to 50 mans and they have quite

DIVISION

P W D L Pla 17 11 1 49

17 10 4 3 44 17 10:4

344.

15 6 7 8 27

17 30 #18

0 10:

10. 3 4.0

3 1 13 13

2 4 10 12:

SECOND. DIVISION...

few First Division class bats Army men who have to be content | Recreio with spoking the averages of KCC Second Division bowlers.

Police

Royal Nav KOYS

THE NEW IDEA Early in the ecuson Skipper | RAN Kon Wilson told us he 'was con-

INC vinced it was possible to score 10

Dockyard 200 runs in two hours and his coo team have borne out his convie University tion every other time they had

Grst lesso of the wicket.

The old iden was 60 runs the Iroland

P W D L Pts.

442

17 16 1 0 65

10 9.2.5.88-

1747.2 8 20 13 8 9

14 7,0

20

4:27

17.0 1 10 25 14 4 2 0.18 10° 42′ 10 ̊18:

18 21 10

Boats. Wales.

first hour and 120 russ the 3-1 At Hockey.

Becoil. A score of 100 was,

even then, a large one last

Delfast, Mor, LIA Ireland beat Wales, by threo

Of Armor is eich in batting, th

they | góals, to one in men's hockey

have in Brookes, Corfeld, Har« | Informational match played here ding, Lane, Mackenzie, Nicholson | this afternoon, mak the half- mody Tankinik ma varied - and interval, Boland, Jedn effective no Meray of boylera'am | Bouter,