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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST ≥3,1951.
Holland Expresses Serious
South China Sea Treasure Hunt
Held Up
London, Aug. 2.
to
10
A High Cours, writ has provented the meter yacht La Contenta leaving Lon. don to take 20 people to the South China sens seek a £100,000 treasure reputed to have been buried 250 years ago by Captain Kidd, a notorious British pirate.
Wilt The
allered 2 breach agreement.
While.. La Contenta was today tied up in the calm waters of the- River Thames, The creanisers planned to acquire another yacht, in which, they hope to leave in a month's time. The treasure hunters have maps which, they be- Hleve, show the torallon of the treasure. Tie mapa are sald to have been found in a secret drawer of Captain Kidd's rliest.
of the charter
sea
Captain Kidl was masier of a privateer sent to wipe out pirates off Madagascar. Ho was hanged at Execu- tion Deck, Wapping, London's dockland. in 1701 for having become a pirate himself-Reuter.
in
YOUTHFUL BRITONS' VENTURE
Objections" To Japan Treaty
The Hague, Aug. 2.
Holland is opposed to the Anglo-American draft of a Japanese peace treaty to be signed in September at San Francisco, official sources said here today.
Holland's objections, which mainly concern arrangements for reparations, were handed over in London and Washington today.
An official statement here said that the Netherlands Government had serious objections to Article 148 of the draft treaty which stated that all Dutch claims on the Japanese State arising from the war or occupation have been met.
The Dutch Government feared that this will result in the Netherlands State being made responsible for the claims of its eltinens.
control in planning domestle production and allocation of foreign trade-United Press.
BRAZIL'S DELEGATE
Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 2. Holland also objects to the President Getulio Vargas to- stipulation
that compensation day asked Congress for authorl- claims must be dealt with byty to attend the San Francisco the International Court of. conference and sign a peace Justice at The Hague. It has treaty with Japan, United proposed the establishment of a Press, separate arbitration tribunal to deal with such claims, the off- cial statement said.-Reuter,
CLAIMS WAIVED
Colombo, Aug. 2. Ceylon has decided to waive her claims to reparations from Japan.
UndergroundWar Room At The Pentagon
SHOWING
TWO CASES OF
*
Rug Was A PLANE SABOTAGE
IN INDO CHINA
Headache
Pueblo, Colorado, Aug. 2. Mrs Hugh Glitner said today should the Government
This was announced by Pro- mler D.S. Senanayake in the that House of Representatives this morning when he made a state-reimburso her family for "all the headaches" caused by the
ment on the Japanese peace leopard skin rug which turned
treaty.
LATTIMORE'S VIEWS
Tho
Korean national
Saigon, Aug. 2.
Two cases of sabotage of planes alleged to have been carried out by Vietminh supporters were reported here today.
"A plane bound for Paris crashed when taking
**This is the “war room” deep under the Pentagon Washington, where
in
U.S. alr officers will, plan their operations, if Rus- sian bombers ever head for American cities. The entrance door is of heavy steel and has a safe cont- bination Jack. ---- AP Ple- :ture.
COLONEL
PLEADS
off here and dashed into a barrack, killing six GUILTY”
and injuring seven.
Yesterday Mr Beri Bockney, secretary of the Committee, all- nounced that the West German
New York; Aug. 2. Government had refused per- British planes" lo mission for
The Far Eastern expert Owen that's all. All we've had is a fly over their territory carrying Lattimore seld in an article in headache. We try to co-operate the British delegates to the the weekly "Nation" today that with the Government and we Festival,
the United States draft of the feel, we should have something Today the ometal declined to Japanese peace treaty was "one for this headache. They should say when they left, what route of the most statesmanlike trea- reimburse us for all we've been they had taken, or how they line ever offered to recently through. It's been pretty hard." have
gone.
powerful but everwhelmingly United Press. The French puthorities, It defeated cowitries". was reported from Dieppe lo- Latilmore
•bag. That and there oil tanks of
on Saturday. American
a
of
Warsaw, Aug. 2. The third of the nine high- ranking: Polish Army officers being tried on charges of trea- son add 'espionage pleaded guilty today.
Colonel Marlan Utrilk, wartime
♫
The Premier said the treatyout to be a
treasure. represents a genuine attempt to
United States Customs agents London, Aug. 2. avoid harshness, punitive, pro-
seized the rug yesterday and Several hundred youth visions and arbitrary restric- had shown
Look it to Denver under the delegates have left Britain lons. Experience
that punitivo and restrictive guard of a State patrolman, A for the World Youth Peace treaties create more harm than Customs agent from Chicago
American sources believed while they were on a visit to the deli- took custody of Festival in Berlin, accord- good. this treaty a
rug and the ing to an official of the berate attempt was made to set gave the Giltners a receipt for it. Vietminh agents were reapon- Sadec, 80 miles southwest
for this and also for Saigon.-Router. "He said it belongs to the pible
ASSASSINATION GROUP British Youth Festival Com Japan on her feet again.
Saigon, Aug. 2, 1 present draft is substantially in Korcan Government," said Mrs metal flings found in the tanks mittee today.
General Charles Mechanics at Saigon Airfield
Chanson of accord with Ceylon's views, ho Giltner, "so they should have of a second plane. gald.—Untled Press,
back.
"We want to do what's
nas a today found metal
the Alings in French Army and the head of the Genera; Staff De have it So we let We've still got the
him
plane in Vietnamese Governor, Thai Lappartient dealing with the Polish admitted all underground, Assassinated which M. Robert Blum, chief Thanh,, who were
terrorist three
tree charges against him in the third of Marshall Aid special mi by a Vietminh
buried here day of the triol ago, were
"Dressed unobtrusively in a today: The funeral WOD at- sion, was due to fly to Bangkok days
Index
of :Premior blue sult, the bushy-browed by the belleved sources
Vietnam, Tran Van Huu, and Utnik testified for five and had
other high French and Via-half hours. Some of his state- agents of the Vietminh sakotaged the plane.
A, French statement today namese offlelais at the Cathe-ments, regarding the defendants opposition to the post-war Po- said that three German mem dral of Saigon,
Meanwhile, Investigations Ish. Governmet, caused mur- French of the
Foreign
carried out by the Vietnamese murs in the packed courtroom. Legion were believed to have
Ministry of Security revealed He made no startling pistol to the head of that the held
assassin, Truh Van sures, however. pilet to force him to land his
Minh, was chief of a group ↑
said his faction in the transport Junker
plane
Lt-General turned to known as "Vietminh Volunteers Army Communist-held territory,
Marian Spychalski, former The plane landed on July 28 of Death" and had been re-
from released cently
prison Minister of Defence who up- at Lackay, in territory held by after serving
#four-month pested in court on trial yester- The Voiminh rebels. The plane sentence,
day,
when it became obvious destroyed by French
The spokesman for the Minis that the Vice-Premler, Stanislas fighter planes three days later.
try of Security said they were Mikolajczyk, had lost his bid to investigating ult nationalist upset the Polish Government. - CONVOY-AMBUSHED
movements and certain control United Press, measures for B organisations Legionnaires are parachuting supplies to Northwest Tonkin, would shortly come into opera-
tion-United Press, where the French hold, sevçrai outposus.
doubted whether
night, have turned back one after withdrawn! of American
party of 12 Britons who crossed
GERMAN
controls
**
that
be there would
that
in
No Hope For Refugees
bera
was
will perhaps only hope would be agreement for several hours, today inter-
te
Cruiser To Be Relieved
disela-
Isotopes For
Cancer
the Channel last night on their Japan dangerous rehabilitation way to the Congress-Reuter.
of the strength of the Zaibatsu ACTION
combines, followed by the crea- comp tion of a dangerously reactionary Brunswick, Aug. 2.
New York, Aug. 2. The West German police along government. The danger in the
General
Kennedy, Howard the zonal frontier with:
"in the the treaty lay principally
Pales- Soviet Union have so far stopped fact
American public former Director of the 6,000 West German youths from opinion has been inadequately ine Relief and Works Agency, here today that about understand what sald Illegally entering the Eastern prepared to
out 000,000
of the 850,000 Zone to take part in the Com can and cannot be done by a
Palestine Arab refugees could munist World Youth Festival treaty with Japan". next week.
"The expectation has been never be re-settled where they The Bavarian border police aroused that the treaty will prove were now.
French Union forces batiling He told Pressmen that the station
at Kronach reported a great triumph of American today that since yesterday East diplomacy
Oak Ridge, Aug,
German youths have
Radicactive isotopes are being crossed decisively alter the balance be with Syria and Iraq to re-setile cepted an important Vietminh
convoy 185 miles north of Sal
used in direct treatment of some the border into West Germanytween the United States and them on their territories. singly or in groups to avoid the Russia in Eastern Asia and the Neither the Lebanon, Jordan gon, a French Army commu÷
discases, including certain types stated. nique Western Pacific in favour of the nor Egypt had the facilities for
of
cancer, the Atomic Energy spokesman said that the The police quoted them
re-settlement, General Kennedy United States,"
Four British destroyers will Commission said today. French forces killed 100 Viet staid off Abadan Island for two About. 100 thyroid cancer cases saying that every East German
Latlimate said that Japan, Bald. They were either youth was compelled to take
been treated, with good when
independent populated or had poor land re-minh and captured 117 in an days: next week when it had an
engagement in the Bacring area. cruiser Euryalus In the Berlin Festival foreign policy, would have to net sources. part
temporarily clinical response showing in about The communique added that leaves her anchorage in the 15 per Reuter,
f the United States and Russia General Kennedy emphasised
today Shaft Al Arab Alver,
In Iraqt Commission of the patients, the
sald In a report. REFUSED PASSPORT.
are the constants of a situation that the greatest need in the throughout Indo-China.
captured French troope
287 waters. a "vost"
The report said that satisfactory athed countries, Durban, Aug. 2.
such as area was for
Tho cruiser is moving 40 control has been attained in 95 Chairman
Natal's
in, are variable and would gramme, stretching over 10 or Vietminh and seized 70 tons of Ebrahim Congress,
Thus concentrate on the matter.
20
up-river to Basra so that per cent of more than 1,000 cases miles years, to rehabilitate
thehe Vietnam Government has her crew can stretch their legs of hyperthyroidisman over- Seedat, sald today that the it was expected that some "deal" backward regions.
relieve 51-year-old | South African Government has would be worked out between He thought such
a scheme declard to
their fortnight's duty in the use of radioactive jodin refused him a passport to attend Japan and Communist China be might require about Difu from his post and have some shore leave after active thyroid gland-with the
Reuter. the Berlin Festival, but gave no cause the two countries comple-000 a year, with a possible total as head of the Sadec Province sweltering rivor-Reuter,
following Tuesday's assassino,
World Youth Festival,
The
Youth
30
03
reasons for the decision-Reu- ment each other economically.
ber.
IMMIGRANTS
POUR IN
Brisbane, Aug. 2. Immigrants are pouring into Australia ut such a rate that
STEADY PRESSURE
"This potential relationship' will exercise steddy pressure en
pro-
rice.
outlay over the years of any-tions of General Charles Sanson, thing up to $1,000 million--- French Commander in Cochin- Rauler.
the policy planning and policy: Yemen's Appeal
thinking of the Cinese even they are Communists, and of the
Geneva, Aug. 2. Japanese even "If they are oka The King of Yemen has asked Zaibatsu executives. It is fo- the assistance of World Health ported the
that
of the Organisation in fighting an un- wording
is known epidemie which has 1,250 new dairy farms are proposed treaty with Japan
it difficult for struck the northern borders of needed each year to cope with aimed at making
Japan to sign a a treaty with the bis kingdom.
the demand, Mr G. J. Coombs Communist Government of The epidemic is stated to be
hore,
Butter Marketing Manager, suid
(States are now pooling sup pilles to alleviate Д serious Seasonal butter shoringe in Now South Wales.)
A new land settlement polley
China, but it la difficult to see bubonic plague but no contro how the lawyers" wording can
cantion has yet been received from be permanently overridden in the WHO. experts sow survey-
a. altuation for making deals ing the affected areas, an an between China and
Japan." nouncement said.
The affected regions Sanda Baker and Zakmare on the
Contrary to bellef that the treaty would -foster close borders of Saudi Arabia, but the
In
or an immediate end to mora. Japanese Americh Japan Saudi Arabian Government has tion was necessary, Mr Coombs the
Informed
the W.H.O. that no sold.
would be placed foretells rather case has been reported within Criticising the migrants drift an effort on the part of Japan, its territory, Reuter. to secondary and non-essential cautious perhaps at first, but Industries, Mr Coombs claimed
CZECH ENVOY AT that in Sydney, where before perstatesitly sustained, to create
Independent
en policy some-
on
the war there were 50 manu- thing like India's but because facturers of women's handbags, of Japan's high-level Industrial there were now 500, most of watron of Brita thom, New Australians flouter ways that
In the
sume
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