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Dutch Parliament
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JAPAN - US
TROOPS
THE FAMILY
HOSPITAL
Perth, W.A.. Sept. 4.. Injured timber worker E. McDonald taken to Isusselton hospital had his stepfather in tho next the ward, his wife, in
his women's ward And
unt in the kitchen-where
cook. she is
Staff could not keep McDonald's dox
Skipper
away. I put outalde he would find another way in -to curl up again under his master's bed-Ching Mall Special.
BELOW ZERO DIVERS
Cannot Be Used Abroad Yet
Washington, Sept. 4.
A Japanese Embassy spokesman said today the State Department has reaffirmed that it agrees that Foreign Minister. Mamoru Shigemitsu did not enter into any agreement for sending Japanese troops
overseas.
"We have reaffirmed that there is no divergence of opinion between us as to the meaning of the agreement" reached here on August 31 by Mr Shigemitsu and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, the Embassy spokesman said.
But that time
To counter reports that the pence in Asta. greement opens the way for has not come. the dispatch of Japanese troops
The possibility of
10 seas
was not
Ottawa, Sept. 4. Exploits of Royal Cana-abrond, the. Embassy held sending Japanese troops over- dian Navy diving teams in background briefing session for
raised for dis- during tho Dulles- waters far inland were dis-reporters on Sept. 1. The Embassy cumalon
considers that that clarifica- Shigemitsu talk, and would not closed in August by pub-
ought to Hon
have been be a subject for discussion unless lication pl official com umeicnt,
and does not at the and until Japanese continent on mendations for diver teams present time plan to issue any the subject alters and constitu- from HMCS Naden, Esqui- further statement, the spokes- tional difficulties are removed. malt, BC.
An aircraft, #n RCAF Jet trainer, T33. had crashed into 13 miles off
Lake Winnipeg. shore from Giralt, Manitoba, Naval divers summoned from
the Pacific coast found that the
plane had been småshed almost to aton, the largest fragment being 2 feet square.
Dimculties were
formidable, with temperatures below zero, four feet of ice on the surface of the fake aut seven feet of Altogether, mud at the bottom.
divers spent 80 hours on the muddy bottom, making a total
of 24 dives, averaging two and
a half hours per dive.
Raked Up
In bringing They succeeded up 2,000 pounds of fragments, raked up with hund-rakes and brought to the surface in wire
baskets.
The second
explolt
took
man said,
The State Department docs not plan to issue any statement either, a Department spokesman said in answer to press queries.
Clarification
The Embassy's clarification of September 1 was as follows:
1. There is no denying the theoretical possibilty that the Japanese people may even-. tublly come around to assume obligations Involving the sending of troops abroad to keep the
International Police Meeting
The
Istanbul, Sept. 5. International Criminal Police Commission will hold its 24th meeting here from today
until Friday.
3. Any agreement sanc-
tioning the use of Japanese pops abroad would have to be an entirely new one. The pre- sent agreement does not envisage such а
It comunits possibility. the Japanese Government 10 nothing beyond an agreement to work toward the assumption of primary responsibility for the defence of the home islands.
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the me
the
American officials say they
view of Dulles-Shigemitsu agreement, Japan, they emphasised, retains complete freedom of cholca in assuming overseas seenelly obligations or rejecting them.
Official Thinking
Sir Winston Churchill poses at Chartwell and the famous Netherlands artist Max Nauta works on the new portrait of Sir Winston which, when finished, will be hung in the Nether landa Parlament Buildiar. The portrait has been commissioned by an anonymous Dutchman. The ariisi says he is depleting Sir Winston as an optimist, who one time said that in the darkest time of war he was an optimist-Express Photo,
SUDAN REVOLT
GUARD AGAINST
REFUGEES
Kampala, Sept. 4. NE company of the King's
been
African Rifles has stationed at Kitgum in the northern province of Uganda to control the border area in case of further disturbances in the Southern Sudan. Further small parties of Northem Sudanese have crossed the border after escaping the mutiny of Southern Sudentse troops over two weeks ago. Two men from Kapota reached
administrative an in saying they
post at Moroto after a journey of several days through wild country where local tribes are one. frequently at war with another.
The additional element in. US official thinking on the agreC- ment is this-American authori- ties are frank
hope that the Japanese will choose to assume such obligations when conditions are ripo for a national. choice.
The widely-read Washington Post toolt note editorially today
of discussion in Japan as to Among the subjects of dis- cussion will be the improvement whether the US-Japanese agree- means that Japanese troops ment of the status of the internation-will be expected to operate out-
Criminal Police Commission. sido Sixty delegates from 20 coun- fell into Lake Newell, tries will also discuss narcotics
snuggling. air police, cheque mature,"
Ume 01 erime in view
place in the starch for remains of a Harvard Trainer aircraft al which near Brooks, Alberta.
In this case, Alberta's famous forgeries, "Chinook" winds coming across mental Diness, emigration of
Japan.
"Such
a gap in the Rockles and pro-guilty persons, fingerprints and/wht Into some specific col-
thaws, ducing sudden
made many other toples.
Britain, Netherlands Bel- operations more difficult, by
glum, Luxembourg, Italy, Aus- paling up lec.
tralia, 1srael,
France, Cuba,
discussion is pre- the Post salch In the Japanese must be
arrangement in Aria, but the timing will depend upon the closer development of other Japan's relations with non-Communist countries.
"These countries still have a Nor- more or less stand-off connection with Japan which inhibits, the States from going with the collective security idea."-United Press.
High pressure underwater Germany, Denmark, India hoses were used by the Naden Japan, Morocco, Mexico, divers to free the plane's frag- way, United States, Switzerland, ments from the muddy bottom Venezuela and Spain will each United with s twelve feet of oozy be represented by three forward
slime. China Mail Spreial.
delegates.-China Mail Special.
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MP&Senator Address Russians
Moscow, Sept. 4.
recon-
45 NOT TOO OLD TO WORK
Eisenhower Appeals To
End Discrimination
Washington, Sept. 4.
President Eisenhower appealed in his Labour Day message to the nation today for an end to dis- crimination against workers more than 45 years old.
He said: Today, when our nation noeds every skellied worker available, we cannot
SAFEGUARD afford to squander
GERMANY'S
INTERESTS
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our mani- power through a prejudice which obscures the values of maturity.
and responsibility constancy found in older workers."
The President's message from his Denver
hend Planes of the Sudan air force
holiday are conducting aerial
quarters was released by the naissance along the Uganda
Secretary of Labour, Mr James Hanover, Sept. 4. border in an attempt to locale mutineers who are still miss-
Herr Erich Ollenhauer, West Mitchell, who said the United ing.
German Opposition leader, sald States economy was heading for 195.
records of production, Under
the new Sudan refugee today he hoped this week's w
and employment. While wealth the law.
Government has Moscow visit by Dr Konrad taken over a school at Gulu Adenauer, the Chancellor, would wages were going up, prices and declared it a refugee not have the effect of malding were remaining steady, he said. camp to accommodate 100 German Sudan troops who surrender- | difficult. ed during the recent dis turbances-Router,
Report On Coloured
Workers
་
reunification
mort
"Both sides must be ready to find a way to reunification" the Social Democrat leader declared in a speech at Bad Muender, near here,
The interests of Germany and the free world must be safe- guarded in a manner consistent with Russia's desire for security, he said. A constructive solution was impossible if Germany re- mained a part of the Wester security system.
now
Official statistics show that Americn--with a population in 1950 of more than 154 million had 40,700,000 people aged 45 This figure or more last July.
grow to 3 mil- is expected to
in the next 20 years. Lon Reuter.
Czechs Show New Twin
Jet Bombers
Prague, Sept. 4.
The Czechoslovak air force showed new twin jet bombers in public for the first time at an air display here today.
Tho jels were in a group of
rald on a ground target.
Earl Of Home planes, making a mock bombing
Lands In New Zealand'
London, Sept. 4.
"Whoever negotiated in that Light on the social problems
would break up the created by the steady low of spirit West Indian workers into Bri-chances of an agreement," Herz
Ollenhauer said. Reuter. tain will be thrown in a report— the first of its kind-which La A Brillah member of Parlia- being prepared by Dr Clarence ment, Mr Cyril Osborne, and Genior on expert on
Latin American Senator Estes Ketau- American immigration, and Mr ver expressed the greetings of Douglos Manley, son of the their people from the pulpit of Chlot Minister of Jamaica. Moscow's Baptist Church today
mostly The West Indians
The official commentator did before packed congregation
from Jamaica, where there is
not identity by name the jet of 2,000 people,
bomber which made only one Conveying the "greetings and much unemployment or under
run over the target area.. best wishes of the people of theployment are coming here over 10,000 a United
Senator Kefou-at the rute of States
they
He said they were the latest ver, a Baptist, said: "The people year. But for the fact that
Auckland, Sept. 4. ure inclined of the United States believe, districts of London, Birmingham
to congregato
The Earl of Home, Brushype, very fast with precision Instrumente enabling them to hope and pray that our people and other clites where there is Secretary of State for Common drop bomb loads accurately at ||26 and yours can live in peace."
He arrived from Leningrad on already much overcrowding and wealth Relations, said on his high speeds. Western observers that the old the planes looked like of houses, arrival here today acute shortage Russian
with tour today
essence of Commonwealth re- Soviet Ilushin IL-28 bombers.→→ they would hardly be noticed, Senators William
Purtell
lations was personal contact, Reyter. (Republican, Connecticut) and During the present wave of
Sparkman (Democrat, prosperity
England they have no difficulty in finding
1
John Alabama).
an
In
Lord Home said he had no particular mission in New Zea
Mr Osborne, on a private visit, work. In the industrial Midland, but hoped to meet lending the Including
said when invited to speak from ends, for instance, there are personalities the pulpit: "English people of more jobs than men and women all classes wish the people of to fill them. Russia well in every way." -- China Mail Special.
Veto Abolition
Wanted
Bangkok, Sept, 4. Thailand's Foreign Minist Prince Won Wanfhaynkorn, today that Thailand will urge the United Nations to abolish the voto powers
contained in
20 kbite to commit perjury (6), the United Nations consitution.
24 Blaves (5)
Gal Snuggle (0).
28 External (6).
28 Attempt (6). 28 Purt (4).
SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Aczsa: 3 Prosumes, # Agog, 9 Composed, 11. Blavats, 13 Iron, 10 Molasse 18 Electing, 19 Hood, Bombarde, 25 Roshapes, 20 Bump, 27 Sextiment, pown? 1Thle, 2 Dovo, 4 Boot, 6 Sope, 6 Mison, 7, Bedoo, D. Cause, 19 Melee, 12 Loo, 14 Owned, 10 Skop, 17 Bocus, 10 Hiros, 20 Lased, 31 Dalm, 19 Man, 24 Rout, 24 Stem.
He would discus Common- wealth security, finance, trade and defence.
Iridon, Sept. 4... Edvard Kordel), Vice-President Mr Sidney of the Yugoslay Federal Exel Prime Minister, Holland, the Governor-General, tive Council, will discuss all aspects of British-Yugoslav IE- Sir Willoughby Norrle, Trade unions have been col-
lations when ho vigils London in laborating
them in finding
November, it was learned from places but fears have been ex
an authoritative source tonight. pressed at what will happen it
talks! The
British-Yugoslav there is a slump and the usua relentless rule of "last in, first Lord Home goes to Welling will be held without agenda and Tuesday for a State no specific or urgent question becomes operative and ton on
for discussion pooms to be directed aina luncheon, before leaving for is as pot - down
added. Franco- Wednesday- thin coloured people-China Australia op
Prome. Mall Special
tha
Reuter.
Re-establish· 1937
Bonn, Sept. 1. Prince Wan, in a statementy West Guman Repuden to the Press modo during
Party
demanded in on reception in hangs" of
wrticle, published by its pres Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the
Service Boday,
Prosidion Franklin Roose-
of the veto would give an equal chance to the amailer nations of the UN:
establishment of the derminin Reich within the 1937 borders Pot least."
Thailand would recommend. The borders were establis the adoption of the twothird
after the Bear bad invol
majority valam
Instead, bel
Mourop
German Borders
expapalon clo
had begun his where. The press service article, written Here Frank Balboth, a Bunderlag (lower house) memberi midis future peace meaty would have to settle the fate of the Budetenland Vend „Memel, which, if : maid, zuero into the Helch by
Has Wrong Outlook
Says Dr Evatt
Sydney, Sept. 4.
Australia's Federal Opposition leader, Dr Herbert Evatt, said today that the Australian Government's outlook on foreign affairs was "out of step" with the rest of the world.
Dr Evatt was commenting on the proposed ap- proach by Australia to the International Monetary Fund for a dollar Ioan.
Australians, ho said, should· not be afraid to plan their eco- tromy for pence. The present international situation permitted and indeed required a substan- Mal reduction in defence spending.
He added that the Govern- mont of Mr R. G. Menzies had "a war complex."
rew
"Complete inability Lo cognise a rapidly changing world Eituation" was leaving Austro- lia's economy "united to meet the now era of peaceful expan sion and constructiva endeavour without resort to the artificial prop of external borrowing and a wretched system of palsied internal financo,"Reuter.
Not Certain
NA
About
Future
Revolt
Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 4. ATAVY Minister Admiral Amorim do Valle refused today to predict whether there will or will not be an armed revolt In Brazil in the future,
DR. IL. V. EVATT
Jap Film Wins Selznick Award
Edinburgh, Sept. 4.
A Japanese historical film Ugetsu Monogatari
declared winner
Was
of the Diario David 0. Selznick Golden
In an interview published in the
morning nowspaper,
de Noticias, he said he could Laurel Award for 1955 not speak for all his col-here tonight. leagues and that it was up to The award was founded in them to state their opinions.
1949 for the film which
Company
has
He added that it is necessary made the greatest contribution that the Navy should be in to mutual understanding and agreement with the other two goodwill in the world. armed services regarding the The award was announced by solution of Brazil's problems. | Mr Douglas Fairbanks, the American actor, at a gala » Alm The Minister emphasised, how performance. He made the
ever, that revolutions enn presentation to
Mr Matsutaro bring no good to a country. Kawaguchi, the managing direc- The Air and War Ministers tor of the Japanese Production had previously made eimilar DI
Dulci pronouncements.
The winning alma festures After underlining that there in the leading Japanese actress
harmony among the three Machiki Kyo. armed forces in defence of Constitution Adm. do Valle expressed the view that can experts.
film the new!
the syslim Australian ballot is the besi way to guarantee an honest the Kidnappers (Britain)
M. Hulct's Holidays, (France). Presidential election in Octo-
Each of these films received a ber.
Golden Laurel medal. He charged with "bad faith" Films made in the United those who thought that the States or by Americans abroad Australian ballot will not im- are not eligible for the award. prove the electoral system in-China Mall Special.
the
the country.
The Minister said he anÖ.
colleagues expect the doction to be fair and democratie.- United Press.
Coloured Busmen Welcome
from It was chosen
Дуо finalists by a panel of Ameri
The other four
Wero Barefoot Battalion
Gato
af Hell (Japan)
Divorces
Almost
Equal Marriages
Fof
Stockholm, Sept. 4. The divorce Wolverhampton, Sept. 4..
and marriage Corporation bus crews here rates in Stockholm will be equal passed a resolution, today "wel- by 1875 if the divorce rend coming our coloured workers the past ten years continuon a Family for the and pledging
to spokesman our support retain those who are already Advice Bureau said here today. In 1945, there was one divorce working with us."
for every four marriages, where The bus crews have imposed a las in 1955, the ratio is one ban on overtime because of three, dispute over the number of coloured mea employed."
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About, one-third of all divorces are caused by drunken- The crewa
allege that their near. Only ten per cent are due representatives have been un-, to infidelity.
Women sock divorces more able to meet the town's Trans- port Committee to discuss are often than men and in 80 por quest by the employees that cent of the divorces in blacie- the number of coloured work holm, the woman is the Plilin- ers should be limited to 62n China Mall Special.
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UNLIMITED LEAVE
Cairo, Sept. Brigadier-General Abdel Fat- tah Hassan, Egyptian Deputy Minister for Sudanesc Affairs, has been given unlimited leave, informed sources hore said today. General Hassan was en- side of Major Sela Balem, forsp Minister of Nations)" Guide of and Buderer
cently reel mest.—
agreement, ja now part Czechoslovakia again. Momal
on the formues. Enai: Buarian- Lithuanian: bundlag te ander Rumian, rule.
The Refugeo *nummer, a
Govorriment
Party until the member at thei pouution,s a king
8 Dip In Floods Clučnd Real Spain Repli. 4.1 Baht persongled-and
-Injured huwes todkó
Dod waterw awept this
The divorce rate intother párts of Sweden in considerably zaprez than in Stockholm: -China Malk Special
Export Of Worn-out Shoes
Denmark
lino in
Copenh