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dotted with more than 75 sheet CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Wadoesday, April 12, 1J5 Part 2 Page DUTCH AFRICAN CHURCH BACKS metal patches which cover holes burned In the planks since a new 1,000 INDONESE LAND AND HALT walkway was laid six years ago. Most of the fires are put out by SEGREGATION bridgetenders before any serious damage is done. CREW TO REPAIR HOLES BURNED IN WALK ON BRIDGE A crew of city -bridge workmen yesterday was ordered to repair holes in the Wells st. bridge walkway by Stephen Michuda, city bridge engineer, who blamed the poor condition of the wooden walk on fire caused by cigarets discarded by careless smokers. The bridge walkway already is 5,000 REDS ON HAINAN GIVE UP, CHINESE CLAIM TAIPEI, Formosa, April 11 (P) Five thousand communist guerrillas, their morale shattered by propaganda and cut supply lines, surrendered during the last week on Hainan, Chinese nationalist dispatches said today.

The nationalist high command said 2,800 guerrillas laid down their arms in six villages on Industrial Setup for Alex Bohenski, 2713 S. Kolin a bridgetender at the Wells C3V--' Arthur tturrtf5 CELEBES REVOLT st. span for 15 years, said men usually flip cigarets into the river, but women drop them on the whom the British have refused to confirm as chief of the Bamar.g-wato tribe, has been refused permission to see his white wife, Ruth, at Serowe, tribal capital, his lawyer said here tonight. The counsel, P. Fraenkel, added that the original understanding when Khama returned from London consultations was that he would be allowed to visit the Bamangwato reserve during the remainder of his wife's pregnancy.

His request to go there has been refused because his wife is not yet confined, Fraenkel added. She expects a child in July. tSThXT scrrocATED Edward Ztjictk, 4 month! did. Kb found suffocated In hli crib la hi horn at 1640 Blacfchawk at. yotcrda? by Ma mother.

Eausor, 25. A fire department rescue aqaad worked -30 mlnutea la an endeavor to revive the Infant- bridge. Bohenski said bridge tend Capt. Aziz Surrenders; ers keep water buckets at hand. southern Hainan.

The' others sur rendered In scattered areas. For the "week ended Sunday, nationalist warships sank more than 40 Red junks, killing more than 2,000 Reds and capturing more than 100, it was claimed. You eon rotly done efttr th first When you can swing outon rfloof and dance txptrtlj, moy more! Arthur Nationalist planes sank or damaged 250 junks, killing more than 1,000 Reds. IS THE TIME TO GO Negroes rged BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa, April 11 CP) The Congress of Federated Dutch Reformed Churches of Southern Africa has indorsed the government's policy of total racial segregation on the continent. The congress, attended by 500 delegates, ended a three day parley with the recommendation that native blacks be kept out of European Industry and made to attend separate churches and schools.

No native church members were present at the meeting. The congress said it felt a clear cut policy should be drawn before mutual talks could be held. Asks Separate System The congress drew up a resolution urging that a separate industrial system be set up for the natives, based on scientific farming and selective industry. Native reserves, the resolution said, should be converted into real homelands with churches, schools, medical care, and recreational fa riser Good Will Offer! CAMION DISIITOlVcL' dncingwiU UD-f orSrf-yo! know the latest a popular part-TSon'iM Phoe WA-2-85 10 or come rijht to sSioforaFreeiS-aunut. ml I i'eonW'- Special Lower Seasonal Round-Trip Fares From Chicago PARIS and LONDON $640.65 ROME 769.30 NICE 704.45 LYDDA 090.30 And To All Destinations (Returning Prior To June 30) GIUJTCOXcf Faces Army Trial JAKARTA, Indonesia, April 11 W)--The week old military revolt in the Celcbese Island port of kassar has ended.

Defense Minister Sultan Hamengku Euwono announced tonight Buwono said in a broadcast Capt. Andi Abdul Aziz has called off the rebellion, confined the dissident troops to barracks, released prisoners, and returned seized arms, Other officials said the capitulation came after a battalion of federal troops, held at sea five days by the revolt, landed secretly in the night and stood ready to attack Macassar, Faces Court Martial The defense minister said Aziz has been asked to remain in Makassar one day to see that his crease fire orders are carried out A plane will be sent Thursday to pick up Aziz and bring him to Jakarta to appear before a military tribunal to answer for his actions. The rebellion began last Wednesday when Aziz, supported by his Indonesian troops formerly In the Dutch army, seized the port to prevent the landing of the battalion of federal troops. The withdrawal of the rebel troops from the docks last night followed reports that the federal troops had sailed in the direction of Borneo. Instead they landed south of Makassar and marched to 'the area of the city.

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