Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1948 — Page 4

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ence means in a world in ‘which no weak countries and few strong countries can be truly independent

which, to many ambitious Arab leaders, is simply a means of/ x © meiging power: ;

means getting rid of the hited! foreigners who have ruled their| countries for so long.

means giving everything back to the déspised Arabs and letting it - mplder into dust.

“a far more potent force in the Ford today than internationals

postwar independence of Syria and Lebanon, and resent the fact that it was achieved over Vichy's dead body with the help of the British army.

~All Arabs, however, glory in the independence of Egypt, Irag, Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia. And they are united as never before in thelr determination to extend its psychological benefits to

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“everyone ? It means whatever independ-

It also means self-government,

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: To dramatize revival services Arabs are no different from| held in the De Soto, Ill, Baptist 1 &ny other politically conscious| church, Rev. Bernard Holt group of peoples in affirming the principle that it is better to be governed by your own kind than to be governed by foreigners.

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Apple Crop Off (Yucatan Drops Isolation : EE ik Jaa

But Demand's Up Bars, Opens Tourist Drive

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