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COMMENT OF THE DAY
Question Of
CHINA
No. 35311
Established 1845
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1952.
MALIK APPLIES THE
Priority Prevents Japan From
40 much ground is covered
by the report of the Higher Education in long- kong Committee thent Government can be excused it it feels somewhat over- whelmed by the outcome of _the_probe which it initiated. Twenty-nine math"" recom. mendations are made, anel to them are added a fur- ther 30 subsidiary or con- solidating proposals; ut- together B11 impressive blueprint for the promotion of higher education scholastic and professional~- in Hongkong. Government, it may be anticipated, will be very luth to dissociate itself from any part of the report; the general public also will applaud it whole- heartedly and approve of it in principle. It has to be appreciated, however, no matter how convinced one might be
about the vital' necessity of giving sulistance to the proposals, implementation must be gradual. "First things
-
that
Joining The UN
ACRIMONIOUS EXCHANGES
IN COUNCIL
DEBATE
United Nations, Sept. 17.
The Soviet Union, today vetoed the Japanese application for United Nations membership after charging that Japan is an American military base and not an independent State.
In a bitter exchange between the United States delegate, Mr. Warren Austin, and the Soviet delegate, Mr Jacob Malik, concerning Russia's charges against America, Mr Austin told Russia it was not true that Japan was under United States occupation and he said that United States troops were now stationed in Japan as the result of the pact con- cluded when the two countries recognised that "Japan, lacking means of self-defence, could not exist in a power vacuum with the danger of uncalled- for aggression in the world".
Mr Malik answered that the United States was reviving the "spirit of jingoism and revenge of Japanese milit arists" and added that in the six days Russia fought against Japan in the Pacific war it accomplished more than the He said Russia saved "millions American forces in the course of the whole war,
of American lives."
Russia's newest
Arst" is the axiom to be upplied, but also to be de- termined is what represent the "first things" from
and A new series of vetues is ex-| panded to 110,000 men veto brought viewpoint of urgency, praca warning from Mr Austin that preeted to
come sometime to added, "No nation could sus ticht value and suitable the United States may soon seek morrow. The Council opened pect Japan of aggressive designs coalitions.
abdition of the veto In such the debate on the Indo-Chinese because of this small internal
but HE committee will not be cases as admission of new mem- applications
adjourned security force." without reaching a decision. It 4. Japanese police units are blamed for giving, itsers.
not participating in the Korean meeting, the will convene again tomorrow. After the own emphasis to the pro-
The French representative action as charged by Mr Malik. posals which relate to the Japanese observer at the United
Nations, Mr Hisanage Shimadzu, presented the case on behalf of teategorically denied this Mr Austin United University. The physical said the Soviet velo was "not the threr States, which ure conditions for rapid imple- unexpected, but still disappoint- members of the French Union.
ion. allegation. All States support-
United Nations action ม ing its viewing" of mentation
history was He briefly outlined their Japan
countries and said, "My delegation has o the ten
similarly are
aware of exist within the University, grateful to
of the Sovie! untruth it 13 the no doubt yo
doubt Vietnam will fuif and apart from the neces+ which supported
and Security Council
added.
Charter. the conditions set forth in the allegation."
6. Soviet charges that Japan: It has declared self
undemocratic and is being the obligations ready to accept "the"
"tyrannised". by the United | srid
He
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Unruly Demonstrations By Persian Mobs
Teheran, Sept. 18.
Policewomen
As Decoys
· Tol: 21433
THE DUCHESS OF KENT'S TOUR
Stringent Security Precautions
(Our Own Correspondent)
Singapore, Sept. 18. From London to Hong- kong security precautions are being tightened in pre- paration for the visit of the Duchess of Kent and the young Duke to the Far East. The Duchess and her son aro
tour
Singapore,
to
Sarawak, Bo Hongkong.
But apart from a few outstand- ing engagements, the program- me of the royal party is being kept secret,
The Duchess is scheduled to leave London by air on Seplem- ber 27, With less than a fort- night to go before the royal party arrive, police chiefs and army officers in Malayan are taking time off from fighting the Communist bandilta to plan a-sale tour for the Duchess.
Malayan omelals are taking no risks with the tour. The toughest security restrictions the country has being invoked.
ever known are
TWO BODYGUARDS The moment
the Duchess steps out of the Argonaut air- craft at Singapore she will be joined by two police officers detailed to act as her body- guards throughout her athy in Malaya.
The Duchess will travel as much as possible by air in RAF New York, Sept. 18. machines. When road journeyd Pretty policewomen, in are essential they will be
made smart frocks and lipstick, in General Templer's limousine.
In some towns the
royal packed pistols in their hand-party will arrive unannounced. bags and paraded as "bait" The whole tour has required In New York today to check the planning of
major opera- a wave of crimes of violence against women.
Each was kept in view by detectives ready to pounce "on any thon who attacked the decoy girls.
·
Extra police patrolled under
wayBediately after the vote on that stem from them and dully States are also untrue. Mr Aust of Teheran's-suburbs and in an isolated village on street corners.
- Unruly demontrations have occurred in one ground railway platforms and
sity of building additional Japan will endeavour in all hostels, the capital cost in-|
to maintain this support." the volved in expanding University's activities and Japan, the Council opened de- bate on the membership applica- facilities would not be fall anduly heavy burden. This lens of the Indo-Chinese States of Cambodia, Laos and' Vietnam, particular wet recum which Mr Malik has also, pro mendations may also be mised to veto. expected to have wide
4 appeal because proposals
included for mural studies which
zure
bring higher
within
of
IN FAVOUR
mel
should
muke a
of
France
ان
three
the
At least 50 persons were injured during a two-hour clash between police and rioters in Varamine, a suburb of Teheran.
The closh Occurred duter the the Premier was reported to
nection with the enforcement
the Iranian Na-
Inter
Four
the
stricken flight from BA
a fat rejection veneered attacker-Reuter.
BACK
tion. The finance committees of each of the territories the Duchess is to visit have their to They have own worries.
„funda to meet their provide.to colony's share of the expenses. So for these have not been esitmatod.
Secretary Dies
Washington, Sept. 18. The Presidential Secretory, Aden, Sept. 18, The Indian Dakota aircraft Mr Joseph Short, died today.
Aden Airways, He died at 11 p.m. GMT. The chartered by now three days overdue, was death was announced by the White House which sald that he still missing today.
Some 12 or 16 search planes collapsed at his home here. It was taken it last were out from Port Sudan with sold out sighting the missing aircraft. Tuesday night and that he had There were no pilgrims on been recuperating at home after board it was stated bene being in hospital for a short
time-United Press, Reuter,
he
RAF planes will fly the party it proves its capacity to do and to organise the democratic with Japan it was the choles of the eastern border of the oil-rich Khuzistan pro-carrying two-way radio.
round the Far East to Hongkong Russia were still ut war.
Detectives, cruulsed in cara by way of Borneo and Sarawak. foundations a State, despite
the USSR.. The Soviet Union
These aircraft will also be paid. all the difficultles that
In the current crime are refused to become
wave, for by the colonies. caused by the action of
party to the vince. sub.
In Malaya many people versive elements
supported peace settlement with Japan
one woman was seized by the throat in a telephone booth, two criticise the tour. They think reached it San Francisco. Efforts from abroad." /
an it too dangerous and they think of the United States to consult
others were attacked in He caid that In gronting the with the USSR were rebuted
underground station and one in it wrong to divert troops from extra-
M. Henri Soppent of France three States
the war against the Communist an almost deserted street, status a
during the preliminary stages would spoke in Invour
their sovereignty of
the invitation to hud re- of the negotiations which led to
were bandile, but Women more arrest of Ave, peasants in con- have said he would consider it. attacked last night. One was the Duchess came from the education admission: M. Alexis Kyrou of mained faithful to her mission, the draft peace treaty."
Mr Daniel
Meanwhile, of Greece reach the
von He declared that the best proof
police reported. The Governor of Singapore and the MORE CHARGES
raped, of the decree modifying the tional Oll Commission met to students-other than those Balluseck of the Netherlands also of France's sincerity was found interested in pass degree spoke in favour of the admission in the fact that France herself Mr Malik returned to the shares to be paid-by-farmers to discuss the wording of the reply others fought off their attackers tour of Malaya has been ap
Council Boor to hurl more their landlords. of the three Indo-Chinese States, was
the prasenting
to the United States and Britain, and escaped without injury: proved by General Templer,
The fourth was badly hurt when tuition in Arts. Commerce which are members of the candidates
Scheduled to be issued United charges at the United States fol- W the and Science. We feel that French Union,
lowing Mr Austin's speech. Nations,
Following the arrests, village this week, the reply was expect she ran in Front of a car in a Presidential Referring to Mr Austin's state- people attacked the post office ed to be CHARGES REFUTED one of the guiding principles
Britain Mr John Coulson of
ment that Russia was at war building and fought with the with should Government
counter-proposals which The United States vehemently with Japan, for only six days, police. said his government felt that
the Anglo-Americans already follow when deciding which Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam denied Soviet charges today he made the claim that during
labelled unacceptable. that it is turning Japan into a
Later the given were qualified for United Na-
farmers received have recommendations be
perlod "we saved millions that priority is that of taking tons membership.
mily base and made it clear of American lives in the Far assurances that their claims United Press and Franco-Presse. that "As representatives of
Japan has Asia, stationing of American troops on
would be given considemtion. permilted the into consideration the In-
Easthin
A mob of unemployed oilfield shortest time terests of the greatest num-these States her of people, and that no special and valuable contribuits territory to protect itself after the Soviet Union entered workers stormed the Military
Governor's house M GETS cer- tion to. the United Nations," he from possible aggression.
the war, our forces did more matter how attractive
Mr Warren Austin fold the that
France United Nations Security Council, than your forces during the Suleiman, or Tomb of Solomon. Situated in the foothills of a tain proposals may be, they said. He added
deserved credit for bringing the
ridge dividing should not be given
HIS VC Soviet Union saved millions of mountainous pre States to a status where they in rebuttal of charges made whole war in the Far East. The
South
and
Central Persin, cedence if they serve only a were ready for UN
signatories of the peace ship. privileged few.
We participated for including Japan, Lecuts, cognised that Japan, lacking period in the war in the Far most Isolated settlements bullt East, but we bore the brunt of up in the olifields area by its means of self-defence, could not the war in Europe, while you former operators, the Anglo-Belfast, who sold his Vic- exist in a power vacuum with gave promises about opening a Iranian Ou Company. the danger
uncalicd-for
Second Front. We did the job aggression in the world.
for you in Europe and then Japanese people, closely Tho
Before operations halted with seeing this danger of aggression, helped save millions of American
lives."
the British withdrawal last year, concluded a security puct with
Mr Malik dealt at length it was a pumping station centro noihing. 1.e United States under which
with the United States alleged for the aurrounding ollfields, It was returned to Jilm as a United States troops would be remilitarising of Japan and sald sending crude oil to the Abadan gift by the buyer, Mr Joseph
it "promotes a spirit of Jingoism refinery and Persian Gulf ports. Kavanagh, retained in Japan temporarily
a Belfast dealer, until the dunger has passed or and revenge in the hearts of The majorly of the 80,000 who said: "I did not know It International peace and security Japanese militarists).
Iranian oilfeld and refinery meant so much to him. would be assured under the
"You are rebuilding the workers formerly employed by "Instead, of presenting it to United Nations' auspices or a
Japanese military Industry and Anglo-Iranian have been jobless the Belfast Museum, as I had collective security arrange-
resurrecting the spirit of despite the efforts of the nation- decided do, I gave it back to mènt,"
militarism which will bo
allsed company to find them him as On
a present." the Rusalan veta of threat 10 the world and a con- work.
32, wanted Magnennis, 32, Japanese membership,
The Shah today expressed the money to buy some new, Austin said, "Renewed opposi-stant menace of war."
He quoted a statement by 4110
grent concern over Iran's throat clothes for his three children. tion by the Soviet Union to the Premier Shigeru Yoshida
to break off diplomatic relations He won the cross for helping application of Japan challenges Japan that the Japanese police with Britain and asked Premier to aink a Japanese cruiser in the peoples of the States to force is being increased to 300, Mohammed Mossadegh not to the Straits of Johore in develop effectiveness of publle 000 men and he charged that include any such threat in the midget submarine-Reuter. opinion toward liberalisation it was being equipped
with nation's
member yesterday by Mr Jacob Malik:ves of your officers and soldiers-Masjid Suleiman is one of the
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The
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of
Mr
shorter а
of
and aircraft. "This is no
longer
a-small, childish force," he said..
Mr Malik also charged Japan-
JOBLESS
forthcoming reply to the Anglo-American proposals for settlement of the oil crisis.
The Shah's views were con-
Belfast, Sept. 18.
Mr James Magnennis, of
toria, Cross, Britain's high- est military honour, for £75 because he was short of money, got it back today for
Mr.
Employers
of the practices of the Security artillery Council"
-FIVE POINTS Discussing Mr Malik's charges Japan, Mr Austin made these containers for the napalm bombs Court Minister; Hussein Ale, and points:
with which the United States "Is 1. The San Francisco peace burning...chlidren, women and treaty is a valid one because it the old people of Koren." was signed by 48 States. "Is it
ALLEGATION NEW Asserting that
against the United States and eso, factories with manufteluring veyed to Dr Mossadegh by the Resist Threats
the
NEW KOJE IS. INSURRECTION
Tokyo, Sept. 18.
London, Sept, *18. British engineering, employers today held out against threats of a slow down by three mlilian workers and refused to give them any wago rios.
But they said they were will
for a government-appointed
the opinion of 48 States or
'schools had opinion of the USSR which deter been set up by the United States mines .international consensus of opinion with respect to Japan's throughout Japan to re-train
former Japanese Army pilots, United States treópa put down arbitration tribunal to consider eligibility to enter the family of
Mallk Mr
said one of the a, short-lived insurrection of the workers' claim-for £36 nations?" asked Mr Austin.
war prisoners on week and to make an award.
they 2. Foreign troops have been students was a pliot who sank Communist
sald The employers withdrawn from Japan following the British battleships Repulso Kojo Island on Tuesday in which
whatever he the treaty except those stationed and Prince of Wales early in the 11 of the captives were injured, would pay out
nono seriously, the Allies an- | tribunal thought falz. there under the provisions of the Paciflewer.
nounced today.
Thirty-eight unione in tho American-Japanese security pack. Addressing himself to
The unruly prisoners demon engineering and shipbuilding 3. Japan has completely British delegate, Mr Malik then
threatened to demilitarised and now has only said, "This is directed against strated in the enclosed exercise industrica have
area and Ignored orders. Three ban all overtime work and pay- a national police reserve of 75,- us and against you." 000 men to maintain internal He also charged that, to platoons of troops moved into ment by results as a reprisni maximum number the compound and broke up the for the rejection of their wage order and security. Mr Austin recruit the
demand.Reuter, sald ils force was being ex- (Contd. on back page, col. 3) crowd-United Press,
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