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Tokyo, Sept. 8.
Political and industrial circles believe that Japanese may shortly experience a prolonged period of labour unrest marked by large-scale strikes in vital industries.
For more than a year there have been in- creasing signs that Japan's lower income groups. are dissatisfied with the Government's domestic economic policies.
It is believed that the effects of the Korean fruce on the daily life of the Japanese will intensify and increase this dissatisfaction.
Orders connected with Korean reconstruction are expected, and Japanese factories will sun be ured for military procurement. But Government leaders haga been telling the public that if the patlon's economy is to survive, Japan must cease to depend upon American orders and build up her export trade,
were
Striking school teachers, rail- way workers miners, textile end steel workers all had one complaint: lieli woges not sufficient to cope with the slow but continual increase in the cost of living.
Some strikes were called to demandts for summer back bonuser.
income
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An Australian äitilner arriving at Manila's Inter national Airport yesterday found self escorted in to land by s kroup of Philip- plies Air Förçë" Mustang fighters.
The unexpected honour due to an error aris: in through fadity radio cofitact.
The fighters had been sent out to meet the plane bringing President Elpidio Quirino back from the Unit Blaten, sid mis. took the commercial craft for his. -Chi Special.
ANTI-AMERICAN SENTIMENT IN JAPAN GROWING
New York, Sept: 7.
Many Japanese omejols and Americans have become increasingly concerned over the growth of anti-United States sentiment among the Japanese people, a despatch from Tokyo in the New York Times, said today.
It added that observers feared that if this attitude continued to develop It could endanger, if not destroy, the basis of friendship patiently established between the two countries in the years
Atom Test since the second world war, Zero Hour Rests With Weather
tho had entirely different plewe. That, of course, was
for Ex: extremist obvious
Of Font
There were thase, clements, both Communistsimple, who fgygured quick and and ultra-Nalicnalists, who extendié regrmipment because were trying to take advantage they were convinced that only of Japan's real and fancied by becoming strong could Japan United free herself from foreign domin- grievences against the
ande. Statee, rald the despatii by
Still others, convinced that Timos
the Japan could not become strong The stationing of United States in the near future, belleved that only by cutting her ties with armed forces in Japan was
Con
bald
vive
For most Japanese workers,
London, Sept. 7.
the heart of the problem. One the United States and remaining bonuses pald during the sun- Weather men will decide of the most hotly debated issues neutral could the hope to sur- a third world war, the So far, however, neither Gov-mer and at New Year are zero hour for Britain's next and one most often mentioned Times despatch Bald.-China ernment, gor Industry has made necessity. The lower
groups usually earn enough to atom test in the South by the Japanese concerned the Mail Speel arry pudiiva move,
buy sufficient food and pay the Australian desert. Atmo- The gunfire had hardly ceased rent each month. But there is spheric conditions must be
Korea when Japan's coal-
little
fo or nothing left over mine ownICTU announced that
buy clothes and other necessi- Aberlutely fight for the they intended to "streamurie
pay for incidentals costly experiment. by the Industry"
dischargingles, or to
such as medical treatment arid thousands of employees con-
holidays. sidered us surplus.
ed
INFLATION FEAR
Mr
bases lensed
to United States Government under the security security forces by the Japanese treaty between the twe nations.
M
Youth Robs Own Home
17-
Theso "facilities" covered an 305 of approximately And so scientists and military rea men will have to wait until the quare miles which was about of Japan's total per cent meteorologists give them the lund masy. One company olone, the Wille wages in Japan are thumbs up" before they press
apanese formera on their
Tokyo, Sept. 7. Mitsui Mining Company. gave usually below the European the firing bution to mark the
two-nero farms Wero Police today arrested notice that it intended to dis and American Jevel, they are
end-or the beginning of an-sensitive to the loss of even a year-old youth who broke into charge 6,700 of its employees higher than in other Aslan other lap in the International single DETO 10 cultivation. his own home early this morn- working at mines in southern nations. But the
purchasing atom race.or
Fishermen in the arcas usding and attempted to rob his Japan A group of companies power of the yen detrbanes as
Strictest sterecy surrounds for testing, Aring or naval parents. in northern Japan announced commodity prices, already arrangements for the A-bomb manoeuvres complained bitterly The police said the youth left that approximately 8,000 em- above the world level, increase. test. But Britain is still pre-at the decreased catches bo(home several days ago taking ployees would be discharged.
pared to let the U.S. know the cause of such activities,
some money with him. results of the Employees in other Industries
big bang if STRONG PROTESTS He said he spent the money and In Government Service
Mr Yoshida announced that America is ready to reciprocate.
As a result, strong protest on elnemas and playing pinball were also expected, to be affect- Japan and the Japanese would
The British Supply Minister,
movements hati developed machines. by "labour retrenchment" have to tighten their polte and
Duncan Sandys, said as throughout Japan against any
Last night he met a 24-year- when to arrived much plans.
practis: a little of the British Sydney for talks with the Aus-
further cases to United States old youth and agreed with the type austerity. Shortly aftertalian Prenifer and
to Jutter to rob his own home be forces and even objecting UNIONS' PROTEST
visit to words, however, Diet members the Woomera rocket rahle
the extent of leases now an cause he thought it would be effect, the despatch said.
the only place where he could Plans for the mass discharge voted themselves an increase He' Bdeltacked dications of miners were not made public in salary from 147,00 yen to about the forificemning test but still angther polat of irritation "commit such a crime without
177,000 yen
was that United States military being afraid," the police said. Yoshida's ual Mr Shigeru
(about £147 to he went out of his way to tell ofejais, despite elaborate plans The two were arrested at the Liberal Government had passed £177) a month.
neigt Britain
und promises to move Trade an anti-strike bill giving the
from same time.-China Mall Special, 1 unionists and Com-still
tekuler approaches Government the power to stop numists
to the major population centres, seized the about dden month Once
continued to cling tenaciously strikes the coal and power opportunity to denounce Die! United States for 1 full and
to cities. industries by
atomic members if raising their own frank sharing of decree Gene bout
Courcil of salaries while denying 10,000 formation. Jannnest
Uniono Yen-a-month workers the right to But existing American legis (Sohyo).
which claims
lation to try to increase theirs,
makes this impossible After raising their salaries, the represent 4,000,000 of Japan's
as things stand at the 5,300,000 trade uniorists, de-embers of the Plet let the moment Britain's Intest bomb nounced the bill as the begin- stifling heat of Tokyo for eppler is likely to remain as much a
a "capitalist offensive spol, at the conclusion of a mystery as the first ning of
which often appeared season against
organized inbour in this
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attract the soldiers' hard-earned uranium. field..
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But the facet of the problem discussed most by the Japanese People morals, the correspondent wrote. Scores of articles in Japanese publications had pppeared, erim- plaining bitterly about cabarets,
clubs. cheap night of prostitution and Mr Sandys will not see the
countless "street girls" that the bill's passage While Japan's law-trinkers, her explght before movingly peared wherever United States through the Lower House of trado mion leaders and. Con la fortnight before moving on told t
troops were stationed. the Diet (Parliament). unions munists are preparing for ឥត
Japanese critics of the morals affiliated with Solyo carried out uugan labpur offensive", anhn-pected to visit the Redium Hill
cx- of United Slates servicemen, a series of brief strikes in protest against it
cial experts are predicting uranium mine in South Austra- the correspondent said, rarely period of severe inflation, China, tour defence plants and attacked thef fellow citizens Union leaders alleged that the all Special. bill was only the frat in -series-designed to destroy the power which the unions have won since the war. Before the war
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Ambala, India, Sept. 7. tarlets or were imprisoned Workers cutting through "political extremists."
70-foot mound near Rupar. Go For
The talks he has in Australia than moro
a year, there miles north-west of Ambals in
One was the fervent national. close will
British ism emphastre strikes in have been
every Uttar Pradesh State, uncerthed Australian
felt by mast Japanese, industry. Most serious was a pottery
partnership estimated to be
in Even those who favoured close 3,000
guided
And missile
Diomie protracted strike in the coal years old.
the United co-operation with development. and
power industries
last
The mound was being clear-
States, at least for the And it is probable he will being, did so largely because autumn, which ended only after ed for the passage of a new
try fo persunde Australla to Government intervention. Mr canal.
they believed that only in that use her influence at the Anzus Yoshida's Government declared Objects discovered included a conference table to further way could Jopan hope to regain that it was to prevent similar white polished bust of a man Britain's campaign for Anglo- some segment of her strikes from horming the and £.
rey American pooling of atom in-greatness. nation's economy that the anti- coloured pols. China Müll formation, Loudon Express Others, nourished at the same strike bill was Introduced. Special.
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