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her Christa home before she left to be one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of her aunt, Mes Miriam: Filzatan-Howard, daughter of Lord Howard of Glossop and Baroness Bezu- mont, to LT.B.P. Hubbard, RN, at St. Mary's Church, Cadogan Gardens, Lendon- Central Press,
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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1952:
RESUMES NORMAL Dogs Of War Show Their Skill RELATIONS WITH
THE WORLD TODAY Appointment Of An
Britain Expected
Envoy To Shortly
London, Apr. 28.
Japan will appoint ambassadors in New Delhi, Washington, London, Paris, Canberra and Ottawa and create legations in several world capitals almost immediately after the Japanese peace treaty comes into force Loday.
Mr Koichiro Azakai, head of the Japanese Overseas Agency in London, said in an interview that this would be one of the first steps his· country would take to resume normal relations with the world:
He is calling today on Sir William Strang, senior permetent official at the Foreign Office, to deliver a special personal goodwill message to Mir Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, from Mr Shigeru-Yoshida, Japan's Prime Minister Land Foreign Affairs Minister.
The day of American
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Mr Aznkul said his agency, Thera appeared to be mitch The first Japanese Charge formed the nucleus C thegoodwill toward the United d'Affaironedasigante
India. Japanese Embassy to be States but there was resentment Mr Chiro Kawasaki, arrived established in London, The (00,
here last night to open the new Embassy. at which he himself
Embassy. would be the Charge d'Affaires, would have about 30 diplomatie scerelaries and two three counsellors with the rank of Minister.
supremeey in Japan is done.... The Japanese inquestionably will begin to assert themselves once more," he said.
A bilateral treaty of friendship and commerce between Indla 01
and Japan will follow early in May, Reuter. .
The Ambassador to London had not yet been named butir was expec.ed that he would be designated shortly and that he
On Way To would ity to London within the
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GEN. EISENHOWER Wage Increase
MAY OVERHAUL
TAFT TOMORROW
New York, Apr. 27.
Tokyo, Apr 27. In the six years of Allied occupation, Japanese Industry dey recovered from the chaos of feat until today the last day Massachusetts voters may put General Eisen- of the occupation-the output
at about 50 per cenhower in the lead on Tuesday in his race with average for the Senator Robert Taft for the Republican nomina-
estion as presidential candidate. occupational
slands
quarters.,
the
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State's 14 Congressional districts. The other 10 are "at large" delegates, two pledged to Senator Taft, two to the General and six undeclared,
cump at Onslow, nearest port to Arms had been represented in homy would not support a written under Allied supervi-hower 223 - figures based on for Presiden: by writing in his
Landen and throughout the United Kingdom.
The Japanese are not happy about having foreign_soldlers day in their country Mr Potter said.
ideas.
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CHINA TRADE -Mr-Potter-ruized-three-ques- tions dealing with the un- certainty of Japan's economic future:
1. Can Japan get along Unton and the without the markets and raw San Communist controlled maln- Francisen Trenty. were stil land?
2. Will trade with southeast above Technically at war with Japan, Asta-irade which will throw period of 1932-30, necording to be said.
Allied Mr Azkai dirtosza
Japan into shury competition that with Britain-develop rapidly
A record vote is expected to clect 38 delegates. negotiations would soon Perth, Apr. 27.
begin enough to provide a substituto The recovery of foreign trade Two small Australian Navy a trade and commercial trenty
Both the leading Republican contenders have thehistoric 4de with has brought, the value each entered two of their own candidates in all the ships Jeft Onsiaw. North" betery-Japan-and-Britain:
Japan's foreign exchange yan The fameus pre-war mail ser- weitern Australia, today and
3. Will
to more vice between Yokohama end-
the United States serve
tinn $1,000 are believed to be sailing lo
beplying through expenditure in Japan milion, of which about a Bird ineet the Brush atomile test London would soon
continue to mtet the dollar is in Sterling, again, he added. versets, Natvik and Zeebrugge,
COMPETITION FEARS deficit ruu up in norma! trade? | In attempts to reform the On Saturday the Australian
Japan hac asked the United | Japanese education system Since the way there had not vessels water lighter and a
bien a single Jopencsé company States to keep troops in her along Democratic lines,
The latest Press tabulation of Republican voters in Massa- ultigecater lidhter-tonde: 100
ar brench in the United King-erritory as she was unable to thousand million copics of delegate strength gives Senator chusetts will be able to indicate tons of camping equipment al
dem,
Issued, and Japan's text books wero where before 1939 Japanese defend
re Taft 200 and General Eisen- directly their personal the recently cs.ablished militaryhipping lines and
cholce build-up of armed forces, ston to eliminate militaristic delegates' pledges, the Monte Bello Islands,
instructed, name — and "Ike” · ‚and" "Bob" These lands, 80 miles from
favourable or willing to state a nicknames inserted on the ballot Japanese women have - Arst ballot choice.
will count. Onslow. have been Strongly
Mr Azakal expressed the view
erived the franchise, land
Altogether 650 delegates--over unumoured to be the
zite for that the Sterling Area, of which
reforms have been made, trade half the national total have to Britain's first atomic weapons Britain is the banker, was again
unions have been im-test.
becoming an important post-, The British vessels, both war
war marker
for Japanese Im tank-landing craft, are believed
art and exports. porta to be heading direct for the Allaying fears about cheap Monte Bcllo Islands.
goods and Japanes
price cut- The Australian lighters aro
Ung in
commodities compared commanded by officers of the with British Royal Marines-Reuter, countries with higher standards
those
of industralised
of living. Mr Azakal declared Japan had to export just any other country. But he was sure that Japanese com- petition in trade would be on
fair basis. Japan had to export to be The Communist New China able 10 import raw materials news uguney, menilored hare, and there would naturally be reported today that the Chinese strong competition in cotton
Minister, piecegoods, but as Communist Foreign
long as the Chou En-lai, received a visiting competition was fair it would "In future all offices and
Burmese
cultural delegation and be healthy. Airmen must attam speelged gave a banquet in their honour He added that Japan and
Britain would of profielency in Peking. standards
shortly be dis- their knowledge of the The Burmese Ambassador, cussing a second steel deal, principles and organisation of Sorkinh U B Maung, and other | Japan had surplus ireland ground defence will form part members.of the Burmese. Em- about a month ago agreed to of the qualification, for pronio-"babsy were present at the ban- sell within about the next 12 tion," the announcement said. quet, the agency said.-France-months some 109,000 tons Communist Party had. only
London, Apr, 27. The Rayal Air Force nounced tonight that is give officers and men proved training in ground fight- w so that they can defend their
own sendromes and tions.
installo-
Till now the Air Force, has had its own regiment to do this work, with alr crews und maintenance men having only basic training in ground comba: duties,
The announcement sald that the object of the now wining
that overy
Royal Air was Force unit should be capable of defending itself against al- borne or ground attack in time of war.
--ileuter.
BURMESE FETED IN PEKING
Paris, Apr. 27.
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But most of them regard it as essential 100211 rearmed or American defence garrisons can be replaced by
collective security force,
RED DANGER
ference which has marked the At the same time, with her sovereignty restored, "the Be
Japanese attitude towards the conqueror may
quickly disap- pear." Mr Potter said, "Purged leaders will come back into politics."
Of the Communist danger, Mr Potter wrote: The Communist world is going to fight to win Japna with propaganda and quite possibly if need be with violence, Japan's cwn Com- munist Parly, according to Japanese Government investiga- tors, is preparing for armed in tho revolt....Documents Government's possession show detailed Communist plans for eventual guerilla activities,"
Mr Potter said the Japanese
Britain.
52,000 registered members at PRE-WAR DEBTS was probably th: best organis.d Other trading trends observed party in Japap. by Mr Azakai" were: Indonesi The Communist underground is the biggest single country of numbered between 20,000 and Japan's largest export item-30,000, cotton piecegoods.
*Japan has chofed under the Japan's imperty are mainly American occupation but her from the United States and is 84 million people have no wish beat export markets aro India, to trade it for a Russian occu-
pation," he cald,
Pakistan and Indonesia.
ASIA FOR ASIATICS
nct committed and 31 support other candidates,
But some Allied quarters here predlet that an "Indepen- dence" spree will soon eliminate A candidate needs the support some of the Ailled-sponsored of 603 of the 1,205 delegates for reforms.-Reuter,
Between
nomination.
Entente Cordiale
Spain Arab States
And
Cairo, Apr. 27.
The Spanish Foreign Minister, Don Alberto Martin Artajo, said here tonight that an "entente cordiale" between Spain and the Arab world had been born as a result of the Spanish goodwill mission's official visit to Arab capitals.
At the end of the three-week tour which took the mission to Eeirut, Damascus, Amman, Riyadh and Cairo, Senor Artajo said, “A new era of friendship mutual understanding and close relations based on and co-operation has opened between the Spanish and Arab peoples."
thele
respective
~~TWO FACTORS-
Senator Taft has predicted
of delegates. Eisenhower sup porters have mada no public forecasts
ase reported privately to hope for at least 30 delegates,
but
TEXAS VITAL STATE
Missouri, choosing 20 dete- gates, begins with
a district
convention on Tuesday. Elsen-
hower
Demands
Five
London, 'Apr, 27.
trade unions, #representing-about-200,000- women employed in Bri- tain's engineering industry, have put in a claim for a substantial Increase in wares to their employers federation.
They
have asked for their, case to be heard an the same day as the federa- tion meets trade unlen representatives of 300,000 in the shipbuilding and engineering unlans to dis-
men
-- ouss — the --claim-they-sub-
mitted two weeks ago.
The actual amounts in question are silli not de- cided, but suggestions aro that they would be the highest wage advance on record in this country Beater.
LABOUR'S
MAY DAY MANIFESTO
Criticism Of Tories
London, Apr. 27. British labour organisa supporters claim the tions today declared that in State by a large margin.
six months the "incom- Sonator Taft's campaign petence" of Britain's. Con- forces say that their man has
considerable strength in rural Bervallve Government had
beon fully demonstrated..
areas.
When
hold their
Texas
Republicans The statement was made in a convention on May May Day manifesto published by 27, their choice of 30 delegates the Nallenat Council of Labour, could tip the scales. Each side representing the Labour Party,
of In the State claims. 30 the the Trados Union Congress * and- 30 delegates.
The Co-operative Union, The manifestu stated: Senator Taft's campaign
"If there had been no such manager claimed yesterday that
Republican the troubled years in which they popular votes m his candidate had won 1,703,232 organised movements as ours in their primaries to far and General have been building up Eisenhower 1,581,025,
present position of strength, the conditions of the people would. Senator Taft, received voles indeed be perilous today,
and the primaries seven
General In only six since this
"This is the Arst May Day for was nome
noi entered in more than a decade when a wisconsin, where "well-ins" Conservative Government rules.
In six short months the incom were forbidden.
petence of the Conservative Government has been fully demonstrated. Its path is strown are with
broken promises, with blunders in administration errors of polley.
GROWING CAMPAIGN
Eisenhower supporters
growing campaign unsin by Senator Taft to demand the General on
In Denver, Colorado
Mrs
ard
The talks were not likely to ence from the United States with whose bonds of friendship dato factors, must be taken into full Eisenhower's home-Eisenhower | nation's resources, and to use
which
⚫at
was accom-
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said that when established
British Tribute
Jewish *Dead
Of Japan's external pre-war, debis, Mr Azakai said that the
Senor Artajo,
first, upon tho Japanese Government wanted to Mr Potter found the "Asla fer Spanish Minister to visit the sovereignties."
sentimient reach an international settle the Asiatics"
Middle East since the Spanish Seper Artajo told reporters meeting ment.
strong in Japan. Actual directiv
the Mediterranean war, signed friendship that Discussions were now taking lion of Communist effects to and cultural pacts with
Arab was a geographiert unit which answers by place on preliminary questions fure Japan from the Western States, including Egypt.
he described as a determining domestic problems. They hope "It is manifestly the Arst duty like dates and the pleas for amp might
from. be passing
The Secretary-General of the factor in international politics that no matter how the General of our organised movements to
answers such questions is win preparo themselves conference
Moscow to the "Little Kremlin"
for the to negotiate
Arab League, Azzam Pasha, today..
Jase the support of casesellen general election which cannot be selflemente debis mainly in Peking, he added
described the mission's Visit as The bait held out to the cementing
or another..
long delayed, by the formulation- owed to America, British and
relations between
"In this geographical unit two Japanese is economic independ the Spanish and Arab peoples French creditors,
of a comprehensive polley to continue
the planning of the consideration-namely the Arab take place until after the conmush of the Communist propa- back to the
directed
ere preparing them for the strengthening of clusion of the London Con-anda
Japanese Azzam
paays of Carthage.
esid that renaissance and the struggle supporters
campaign, headquarters for the the nation's ference on Germany's external industrialists."
Spain had succeeded in making against Communist aggression,"
General when he returns home development of social services defences, the debts, which will resume here Aikawa, whom he described ts tween the two peoples.
M: Potter quoted Mr Yoshisuko Spanish Morocco a bridge beherald.
and the improvement of the on May
"The collective security of the in June. 10 after its Easter
the 71-year-old "one-time
Mediterranean orca must be recess, Reuter,
Hving standards Schor Arlajo
of all the Representativo. Hugh Scott, STRUGGLE BEGINS
econcenie czar of Japan's puppet paned on his tour of the Aral based upon the realisation of one of his campaign
people."--Reuter, leaders, State of Manchuria," on holding Middle East, by the Spanish these, two, factors.” New York, Apr. 27.- that Japan's future lles not with Moroccan
Army
General The goodwill mission Was there the General would be The Japanese peace treaty the West but in Asia. He Mahamed Ben Nizzian
Ben entertained to luncheon today available to cnswer all questions comes into effect on credited Mr Alkown with want- Monday-marks the beginning ing the formation on wine Kassem, and Carmen, Marquesa by Azzaan Pasha, all the Arab that anybody wants to ask. of the struggle for Japan beblos to include China and India, General Franco, the Spanish represented,
du Villaverde, the daughter of League's member States being tween the Soviet camp and the with Japan supplying technicians, head of Sinte Western
Today, the Spanish Foreign Powers, Mr Philip Bul Mr Alkawn wanted Potter of the Baltimore Sun, United States loans to Japan to
Minister bestowed Spain's high- zald today.
London, Apr. 27. continue. as without them the He said that he had come tost decoration, the Grand Cor
Mr Selwyn Lloyd, Minister of the Catholic, on Ilafez
And criticised the United Nations as a State, today paid a tribute to can news now that it is blacking of China trade would, oxpress "Spain'a gratitude and don of the Order of Elizabetli Missouri yesterday, Senator Taft mecked out as a batleidid in he believed, give the Kremlin a thanks to the Arab rulers, Pata, cet of King Farouk complete failure at enforcing the memory of Jews who died the cold war," "ho said, "Japan good chance to turn Japan governments and peoples for Royal Cabinet, and, Abtiel prace and demanded a revised under the Nizha is 41 obvious largot for Com against the United States, Mr their friendly agitude when the Khaick Hassuna Pasha, Egyptian organisation based 03 inter those who died in the Warsaw munism. The Red Invasion of Potter sald-Reule:
Wps cold-shouldered by the Foreign Minister.
national law rather than "control theto rising. South
Korea
probably was
Western Powers.
King Farouk had already con of the world by five great undertaken as a stop toward the
INDIAN ACTION
Sppin war necking to expand terred the Grand Collar of the Powers,"
Addressing the World Jewich winning of Japan,"
New Delhi, Apr. 27. fredo and cultural relations with Orler of Kamal,' Egypt's' lilgh- Heid. The Russians are Congress in London, Mr Szlwyn Polter,
prominent India, though not a signatory far now friends, he added. est decoration for women, on building jet planes faster than Lloyd quid that the aim of commentator of world affairs, if the San Francisco Pence The Spanish Foreign Minister the Marquesa, and on Senorawe. They outnumber UJ in British policy was to harness recently returned from Trozty, will end the date of war said that he and political talks Artejo, wife of the Spanish Korea and we have no control of the common. resources of the special mission to Japan. He with Japan tomorrow by an with the heads of the Arab Foreign Minister,
the air even against the Chinese free world for the enforciment wrote a socies of articles on his exchange of notes · with the States and governments, SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across; 1 Stop, 4 Proside, 8
of the rule of law and the ate Ialso conferred the Grand Communists, travals and observations, pub- Japanese Government. 1. He sold, "During my conver- Cordon of the Orifer of Ismail
"It is ridiculous to think of tainment of perce, Nols, 0 Hide, 10 Averted, 11 Fing, 12 Mere, 14Tremble, 17 Adore," Ucation of which began to- Simultaneously the Indian nations I noted that a Mediter on Echor Artnjo. Spong, mpending $10,000,000,000 on aid to 10 Idols, 22 Sottles, 26 Omit, 27 Hint, 20.Wavered, 20 Tape, 30 day in the Baltimore Sun,
Milesion in Tokyo and the ranean pac wherein. all; -The Spanish Foreign Minis, | countries all over the world while Euch, stop on this road was Soal, 31 Permits, 32 Eddy. Down: 2 Tolled, 3 Prefer, 4 Plant, 8 His only conclusion was that Japanese, Overseas · Agency, in elparlan nation's a would" join, terang hla, mission leave for we neglect the fine polley which | consciously or unconcelously Revere, & Strum,,7 Dwell, 12 Moss, 13 Rout, 18 Boom, 16 East, La "one could make no conclusions New Delhi will be falsed to the would be well received by the Madrid - by gir tomorrow, wie profeet both our security tribute to those who died in Behest, 20 Dottle, 21 Limpld, 23 Erase, 24 Therm, 25 Sidos. about Jagan's future course." ↑ stelua of Embassies, ¿
Arab Middle Euat, conditioned: Reuter
and our peace, Reuter,
Warsaw.--Reuler.
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He added emphatically, Thai To
applies both to supporters and to backers of Senator Taft,"
During, a one-day tour...of
and specially
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