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Submarine group Self-rule
operating off California
San Francisco, April 3.
Two destroyer officers said today that they picked up enough radar and other contacts to con- vico them that a group of submarinos is operating off the California coast.
The two officers spent the last five days on the USS Colahan tracking down persistent reports of unidentified submarines around 'Eureka, California, 180 miles North of here:
They did not see any sub- Kankakee made visual contact. marines but said that a fleet of They saw a periscope on Thurs- unidentified high speed subs day night although they did not
the see the sub itself. be operating off California coast.
may
The Navy officers are Captain). J. A. Holbrook with nine years of duty in the Navy's submarine ser- vice and Lieutenant Fred Redye, submarine man for 13 years with
Bolstering the report of the two Colahan officers was the theory of Reur-Admiral Froderick En- twistle, deputy commander of the Western Sea Frontier. He be- lieved that the unidentified subs hind him.
stretch of South Paciffe duty in World War II in submarines be-
both contacts on our radar screens
one on somer and procedure."
of the
radar screen, one visual. The
crew
Segregation issue in America
for Trinidad!
Landon, April 3. Self-government' for the West Indian colony of
·Trinidad and Tobago is pro- claimed in an Order-in-Coun. all laid before the United Kingdom Parilament today.
The new Constitution, pro- vidas for an elected majority In the local Legislature in stead of a majority of dov. ernment officers and nominat. ed members. It is declarer that the tha
hitherto only a consultative.
Executive Council,
and advisory body for the Governor, shall now be the principal instrument of potley, First elections under the new Constitution are expected to be held in September.-Reu ter.
GERMANY DELAYS REPLY
was
Ho
belleved to have sensed hesitancy among the other political parties when ho mot their leaders last Friday after it was known that the invitation was coming.
of the Dr.
SHARP STATEMENT BY LONDON ON STRACHEY AFFAIR
London, April 3.
A British Government spokesman today denounced an American news agen- cy report from The Hague that the British and American military chiofs had arranged to keep confidential information from the War
Minister, Mr. John Strachey.
The spokesman said: "If those who are employed by them in London to interpret political life in this country to America did not, as soon ası they saw this story, inform their head office that it could not con-
ceivably be true, they ought to have done.
"They were told by telephone that the story was obviously untrue, and if they did so inform their hood öffice, and the head office still insisted on running the story, then I can only say that the agency's boasted love
of facts is nothing but hypocrisy."
WAL
No questions have yet been He said that he had concurred The following statement lodged in the House of Com-¡ with one paragraph of a state- Issued for publication by The mons by the Opposition, seek- ment prepared by Mr. Shinwell | Associated Press in London to
ing information about the re-a paragraph which denied that day
chiefs hud The Associated Press despatch
tion to the official denial!
of the
THE RED THREAT IN EAST
**
writ
port, but it is possible that American military some may be asked within the agreed to hold back Information from The Hague on April fon
from Britain,
Anglo-American discussions res are probably Russian craft Ori Captain Holbrook said, "The
next day or so.
But he had refused to sign the pecting the arrangements for ex- normal peacetime manoeuvres. contact we made leads me to be-
The "New York Times" said 'in statement, Mr. Johnson said. change of top military informa- He would be inclined to discount lieve that a fleet of subs is operat-
Bonn, April 3,
a despatch from The Hague to- He declared that in his own tion was obtained from œ highly (Thi The West German Parlla-day that come important Ame- capacity as Secretary of Defence, placed American source. the theory that the submarines ing in the Northern California
They Nazi Arca. reinants of the
decide rican offelals concerned with the ho had dealt only, usually travel in ment is unlikely to may be
with Mr. was the despatch' that was critiį fleet operated by German crews packs and would my there are whether to accept the Council military security of the United Shinwell and would continue to cised today in a statement issued
tour in this group. Actions by who fled when the war ended.
by a British Government spokes- of Europe's invitation to asso-States would like to see Mr. John do so
Asked whether information (man). Secretary. War
given to Mr. Shinwell would bo "The information. The Cotation and the USS Kan- bear the typical earmark of sub-ciate membership before the Strachey replaced as the British
was mad kakee, fleet older.
with made four marine activities.
"They appear to be trying to passed on to Mr. Strachey, John known for publiention Their evasive end of the month, political
force a change Indirectly, making son replied, "That is his own stipulation that, the source should contacts-two on the destroyer's actions are standard submarine sources, said here today.
their feelings known to the Bri-doing.
AB not be identifled by name. The Chancellor, Dr. Konrad tlah Government," the newspaper His own relations with Mr.immediate effort was made i Adenauer, was himself largely Opinion endorsed
to obtain authoritative Shinwall had been very pleasant, London responsible for this delay, they declared.
thi from Sidney he said, and added, "He took a British comment and when The despatch, stated.
Mr. great part in the meeting. Lieutenant Redye endorsed the
Grugen, noted that both
No was forthcoming from the Bri
Defence Minister, Mr helpful part, tish opinion of the Colahan's skipper
Emanuel Shinwell and Mr, Louis one took a more
Emanuel Shinwall, The Associa 100 per cent. He sold, "Sure, I
Johnson had dented an American He contributed much to the un
that Me, animity of the programme."
ted Press carried Mr. Shinwall' am sure they were subs."
news agency report
comment in fut Officially the 12th Naval Dis-
Shinwell had agreed that certain be kept trict refuses to verify the opinions
military secrets should from Mr. Strachey. of Captain Holbrook and Lieu-
Trustworthy private informa tenant Redye. But the District
The Press Service stressed that it had no submarines |
Democrats,
the despatch anid of its own operating in the area Christian
party,
today "However, some United States where the Colahan made its con-Adenauer's own tncts,
estimated that even in the most officials have privately expressed
the their belief in the past favourable circumstances
keep Government could at present that it would be wiser to
from only muster 190 votes for accop-certain information
Strachey because of his Commu- tance compared to 153 against
nist sympathies in the 1930s."
Johnson statement Mr. Johnson said on arrival today that it In New York was up to Mr. Bhinwall to de.
whether cide
Atlantic Pact secrets would be given to Mr. Strachey, or not, Just back from
Atlantic Defence Ministers' meeting
that there was no reporters agreement among the American
with Joint Chiefs of Stan to hold information from Britain as ing State Department methods long as Mr. Strachey was War here, in an interview with the
United States News and World Minister,
Report Magazine, an independent news magazine published here. quoted
Mr. Ohno paid high tribute to at
Washington. (April 3. The Attorney General, J. Howard McGrath, argued be- fore the Supreme Court today) that the Constitution did not permit enforcement of racialį segregation by law.
Mr. McGrath personally ap- pealed to the Tribunal to tear down sogregation burriers, which ho said bred racial prejudice.
Moreover, it thought enough of the report from a Navy patrol plane of
sub sighting last week to send the Colahan and a fleet of aircraft to search the
RFOR.
There is no low to prevent for eign submarines from cruising beyond the three-mile limit. If intercepted inside the they are limit, however, they can be chal- lenged and made to identify themselves.
was made an the
Both extremes, the Right and the Communists, are texarded as certain to vote against.
The big question mark in poli- tical circles is the attitude of the Social Democrats, the chlet opposition.
not after that to Reuter.
tho
the
week
Ho did so in asking the Court
Dr. Adenauer presumably to set aside a lower Federal Court decision upholding the right of
believes that time is on his alde and that the effect of Europena the Inter-State Commerce Com-
its and Allled opinion will help the The Hague, Mr. Johnson The destroyer picked up mission
A Southern
overcome to approve railway compony rule segregating first radar contact on Thursday Social Democrats to
in night. It started in pursuit and af their scrupies, intensified by the its
to Germany belaz Invitation CA on suling cars.
in the case was the appeal new contact
Saar. of Elmer Henderson, a Baltimore opposite heading. The first target issued at the same time as and Negro, against a Federal Court submerged and contact was lost. ruling in October 1948
destroyer than wheeled and held the ICC right to approve set off after the second object.
Although the Colahan speeding along at 18 knots it was. abic to make only half the dis- tance to contact In almost an hour! leading to the belief that the sub was a modern high speed sub- marine,
that up-
separuto dining car facilities Yor Negroes on a Southern railway..
The
noon
1vas
That court held that the segre gation plan provided equality of facilities and therefore did not violate the Negro's constitutional right, However, Mr. McGrath On Friday
off Paula argued that facilities segregated Gorda, South of Cape Mendocino on the basis of race or colour wore along an isolated stretch of the not and never could be equal in const, the destroyer picked the full sense of the word.
contact on sonar, another track- He told the Tribunal that the ink device which depends on Henderson case gave the Court a soun
Calahan chance
re-examine the tracked its quarry for about an separate but equal doctrine estab-hour and then lost contact.
ished by the Supreme Court in On the basis of reports by the 1886, when the court held that Colahan the Navy ordered the Constitution permitted.segre- USS Shields, another destroyer, gation of Negroes and whites, to stand by on alert and sent a provided each race was accorded group of scout planes to patrol the
cassi line.-United Press. equal treatment-United Press.
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Mr.
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Washington, April 3.
.
"The original story was ten by Joseph Dynan, perienced and responsible corrES pondent in whom The Associate Press has the fullest confidence Mr. Dynan is being asked to ra capitulate the circumstance under which his story
ob tained and this will be issued fo Asso publication."—Reuter and ciated Press.
Was
MP's petition
Joha
A. Japanese diplomat said today that his country win resist Communism even after
A controversy over the statu the American occupation troops, Strachey,and how much acces
Mr. of War Minister, are withdrawn, and predicted he should have that China also may break secrets-brought these develop
ments today:
to U.S. defenc
away from Moscow control.
Ho also supported the Ad- 1. A Conservative member o ministration's "hands off" polley Parliament began circulating peti toward China.
tions sec
secking the removal of Mr The Communist threat to the Strachey and
his superior, th Far East was discussed by Kat- Defence Minister, Mr. Emanue sum! Ohno, official of the Japan- Showt ese Foreign Office who is stüdy-
2. A A spokesman at number 1 Downing Street said the Associat fously untrue report when ed Press hnd distributed an ob
well-informed sou
sourc
at The Hague as saying arrange
on to
Londo
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the great statesmanship of Gene- ments had been made by Ameri ral MacArthur and said the con- can and British military chief over ton of Japan is improving by to
to bypass
Mr. Strachey leapa and bounds under his secret matters. The guidance. Ho belleves
that "Daily Moll" printed an American economic aid will be from its own correspondent needed for Ove or 10 years longer The Hague giving much the sam to prevent actual starvation version of the sequence of deve
In
Vatican City, April 3.
Pope Pius XII today marked the Vatican's con- tinuing concern_for_the_future_of_the_holy places of Palestine by ordering that all alms gathered on Good Friday, the day com- memorating the death of Jesus Christ, bo do- voted to their maintenance.
ism.
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Japan and said that, Japan's de-lopments at The Hogue as the pendence on Unlied States help given in
Associated Pres
the
will continue indefinitely unless story-Associated Press. trade with Communist-held China “Manchuria ̈can-somehow be
and Man restored.
has
Mr. Ohno said, "The United States is wire in following a non- Turning to Israel, the "Civita Interventionist policy. An inter- Cattolica" said that Zionism re.
ventionist presented a second peril, no texa gonize China.” grave, now appearing on the
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Me Ohno added, "But I am sure Jesult review tion of Christians In Syria and thoritative "Civita Cattolica,"protested Persia, particularly in Azerbai- they would hot succeed because
very much strongly against the deplorable jan, was the most difficult. "Nor the Communistic tendency
discourager Western indifference to the is the general view of the situa-been
He strongly endorsed the Stato Moslem and Zionist menace to tion of the Christians in the Arab among the Japanese people," the 2,500,000 Christians of the countries a reassuring one. For the Department policy of withholding spirit of Arab nationalism has further military ald from the Middle East/
become
impregnated with Islam Chinese Nationalists in Taiwan. The review, belleved to be closely supervised by the Popel himself, sald that In Palestine not only were the holy places in
would anta- danger but also the safety of thousands of Christian souls.
In time, he said, there "The old Islamic_fanaticism is
very good chance that China will not dead," the publication de-
the Moscow; clared. "Indeed, it has recently "This danger comnes particular-break away from appeared to be reviving virulently from the youth which forms Communist rule. He said.
la quite the Hebrew Army and which has not be able to
possible that Moscow will control China. "Many Moslem statesmen and profaned the things most sacred The Chinese
are very nationalis- men of culture stand apart from to Christians
tic. They will struggle to get this, but they form a small group "Implicit in this development 38) any Imperialistic power out of removed from the mass of the the influence of Moscow already their country."
ensconced violent soildly
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