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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1966.

Japanese Building Up Armed

Human Rights Violations GREECE ACCUSES BRITAIN

Strasbourg, May 28. Greek accusations that Britain violated human rights in Cyprus will be discussed in secrocy by tho Council of Europe's Com

mission on Human Rights

today.

the

Council spokesman nald hind Greck Government submitted a thick dossier sting alleged British Infringements of

the European convention for

these had

the protection of human rights and fundamental freedem. The Greek petition churned thut been committed by the Cyprus Government administration but responsibility rested on the British Cinverti- ment.

TAKE MONTHS

and

A British official said British arthritic were investigatin the Greek charges and preparingt FE "Counter-dossier"" which would Lake εγεται moths to complete.

Forces

CAPABLE OF DEFENCE

IN FIVE

TO TEN YEARS

Tokyo, May 28. Japanese military forces are being rearmed and reorganised.

American military leaders have ex- pressed the hope that this country will be able to defend itself within five to ten forces have years. Japanese ground already taken over the defence of Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island.

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Combined land, sand ale Noval construction has con- DANKUVrea were held here centrated

anti-submarine recently for the first time since Vessels. Maritimo defence Japen surrondered,

Sources яду that 10 frigates under constructions since 1953 are' due to be delivered this your Four more vessols are to be built with the 1955 budget allocation.

Initial Stages

The Socialist Party

opposi tion in against rearmament and insistu that the controversial "no war" clause inserted in the

This year's budget, according to offeinte, will be used to build postwar Japanese constitution a 1,000-ton snorkel submarine. be retained. The ruling Con- servative Government is equally determined to revise the con-

The sud many of the Greekstitution. nerusations were unsupper.ed by tesential details and other con-

Tests of a model prototype lu Kobe harbour were successful and experts said that the speed of the new submarine will be more than 23 knots,

to

They say that Japan neeris tahed clear fabrication. But aufcient forces to in able to An official of the Defence the British Government intend- | defend herself at least in the Ministry nnid that a remodelled ed to co-operato with

the

Initial Muges of an attack.

version of the Japanese sub- Human Rights Commendesign,

used by the navy With the budget for 1938-57 taurine The

commission's chief pur-

jursscel by the Diet (paria-attack Sydney Harbour in World pose is to see if a settlement of ment), rearmament of the War i is under construction the dispute

the alleged Japanese self-defence forces is Over

A new midget submarine with trenches of the convention can

expected to gather momentum. wings similar to the underwater be negotiateL-Reuter.

More than 140,000,000 alex-

vessel tested by the French navy ing is to be spent this year on

In the Mediterranean last year snational defence. 110W in the is being considbred. second year of six-year plan.

Japanese Repatriates

Tokyo, May 27 Soviet Russon today ask«< Japan to send a repatriation versel to the Siberian port of Nakhodica early next month to pick up 29 Japanese scheduled to be released! from

Russian detention.

A message received by the Japanese Red Cross from Soviet Hed Cross Presiden! Georgl

Mitrev on

༄མ་ Sunday morning. however, rejected a request for Japanese Red Cross represent Liver to visit Japanese nationals Siberia's

still detained

Khabarovsk ching.

ut

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Becoming Obsolete

Priority is being given to the production of jet kiferaft and the tredning of pilots. One company is concentrating 00

Twelve prototype high-speed the production of jet trainers,

Torpedines

been have alreachy Mitsubishi

Industries built and other heavy

types are CK- Company will

construct 180 pected to go into mass produc- F-88 Sabre jot fighters under om as soon as the nocessary American licence. Other alr- craft are being flown into Japan from the United States under

defence the mutual

treaty ATTUNEMENIS,

Mostly Jets

The Defenen Minister,

Mr

tools have been acquired.

of

Mc Funnda has announced that the new_headquarters the Japaneve Navy will be at Kure, in southern Japan, as soon as British Commonwealth forces complete their withdrawal.

less

auth-showk

0

weapons

‘BIRDMAN” CRASHES

Leo Valentin, the 37-year-old French "birdman", fell 8,500 feet to his death last Monday when taking part in an air display in aid of charly. He was to have gilded from a plane to When within 3,000 feet of the ground, using his bala-wood wings in bird-like fashion. leaving the plane, however, his wings are believed to have a truck the fuselsgé, after" which his parachute "opadled" and hi reserve parachute failed to open. An Ingnoit will be hold, following which Valentin's body will be flown back to France. Picture left shows Valentin Valentin right shows before fake-off waying what proved to be his last goodbye: picture plunging to his death in a cornfield-Expres Photo.

ITALIAN

MUNICIPAL

VOTING

Rome, May 28. Voting continues today Italian municipal and in provincial council elections which

may bring about changes in the federal political picture.

It was estimated that 65 per cent of the antion's 30 million electors went to the poils before they closed yesterday-first of the two days of voting.

Voting ended last night in the island of Sicily but elsewhere the polls were to remain open until two o'clock local time this

afternoon.

Spokesman for the рго-

parties, whic int centre

on

East Pakistan Ministers

Consult Ali

To

Karachi, May 27.

Mr Abu Hossain Sarkar, Chief Minister of East Pakistan, flew here today from Dacca for talks with Mr Mohamad Ali, the Prime Minister, following the suspension of his Government and the provincial constitution last night.

Mi Sarkar was accompanied had consolidated his position in

of his the West Pakistan legislature, by eight other leaders United Front Party,

The Republican candidate for Mr S. Suhrawardy, leader of Speaker was elected last Sunday the Awami League which is in opposition in both East Pakia und

on the chairmarys vote after he the opposition Musillm

Iskander Mirza

on Tuesday

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US SHOULD CONCENTRATE

ON AIR FORCE

SAYS SEN. MALONE

Washington, May 27.

Sen. George W. Malone. said today the United States should cut its army and navy and concentrate on building powerful air force.

a

His statement to reporters missiles," he Bald **This coun memed certain to add fuel to try will be defended from the an already. hitter Inter-serviço | American continent there won't controversy

over the relative bo surface ships and troops strength of the

other countries Amy, Navy going to and Air Force and the role each fight." will play in caso of war.

Sen.

Malone Joined in de-

mocratic demands that the US

boost *production of Inter-

Radar Warning

to

"We can't afford to keep up continental jet bombers to offset three services,"

Malene Sen, growing Russian drpower. He said. "What we need is a strong said he was "very much dia Air Force, a complete line of turbed" over

administration | gulded missile bases around the plans to limit production of the | United States, as well as rudar globe-circling B-32 jet bombers warning, networks."

to 509.

In Danger Moantime, Sen, Henry Jackson, a sharp critic ministration

He said he probably will make |his annual attempt to cut off foreign aid and have all the M. money put into air power. But he was not optimistic he will be of nd- dofence policies, and more successful this year pointed to recent testimony by than he has been in the past.

United Press.

Air Force leaders, as confirma- tion of his warnings that the United States is in danger of losing nir

to the supremacy Soviet Union.

Sen, Jackson is a member of the Senate Armed Services Sub- committeo on airpower. The group recently has heard:

1.

Curtis E. Lemay, Air Command- that by

1959

cr, Wern Russia will have twice as many hydrogen bombery as the United States and will be able to destroy the US complete surprise attack"

in

Indonesia, Japan Reparations

Tokyo, May 27. The Foreign Office may carly this week instruct Mr Eiji Wajima, Minister

Indonesia, to begin negotiations in Djakarta for settlement of the long pending reparations prob lem, it was reported today. Kyodo Nows Servico sad tho Omoo has arrived Foreign tentatively at a settlement figure of $300,000,000 as reparations to Indonesia,

It dopresenta

"mid- way" mim between the $200,- 000,000 and $800,000,000 settlements reached with Burma and the Philippines fively; Kyodo sald.

2. Gen. Earle E. Part- ridge, Air Defence Com- to mander, fastent that new Russian Intercontinentsi jet hambers can fly higher and master than current US in- tercepter fighter planes Sen Malone suggested that the Air Force needs at least. 2,000 hugh B-53, eight-jet bombers Instead of the 500 planned by

Administration.

ald Ho not my how much he thinks the Army and Navy should be The Strategie Air Command should get what it needs,” he said. "If it does, we wouldn't war because the other side would not attack us if it was not sure it could win."

Confirmation

the

cut.

have Crossed Floor

lan and the central government,League representative scored 140 also flow from Dacca to meet votes each. Mr All tomorrow, ruled Italy for the last

President eight years, were jubilant at

suspended tire East Pakistan The Government today won a yesterday's good turnout.

They constitution following a report vote on a grant for money to bad felt good weather

from the provincial Governor, defray charges on the Land coumged the lukewarm, middle Mr Fazlul Hug,

that the pro- Revenue Department. With the The new Japanese Army is of the road voters.

vinee could not be governed in Muslim League members ab- Naka Funada said that he ex-Defence officials say that recoil- 0190 to have "new look"'.

TEST FOR REDS

accordance with constitutional staining, 109 others voted for peeted Japan will eventually

provisions.

the_grunt and have a 1,300 strong air force, heavy howitzers are to be given

The Christain Democrats were Stormy Debate

There have been reports from mostly jets.

in the local elec- man hoping that

Lahore of opposition membets One spokesman top priority. Among the 29 Japanese

tions they might make o sum- This followed a stormy bud-crossing the floor to join the Japanese pilots are being sent said that the guns under pro- pected to be released is ex-Cien

for crew to America Olozolyhennada,

training duction--75 millimetre recoilless ciently good showing to justify get debate

when Republicans after the election former Com-

general being trained anti-tank weapons, 105, and 150 calling new

elections opposition speakers mander of Jajer's Kwangtung while others are

challenged of the Speaker-Reuter." re-Immediately, instead of in 1950, the competence of Mr Sarkar's millimetre howitzers w by Americans here. my in Manchuria.

Lr order io Increase their The Russian message told the

General 0. P Weyland, place American mumufactured

Government, The Speaker re- Jegonese

parliamentary fused to allow the budget to be Red

States commander Croes in dispatch United

of guns now becoming obsolete.

the and adjourned the

repatriation vessel Hokuto the Tactical Air Force, said on

In presented Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Assembly indefinitely. Muru to Naishudka on June 6. A recent visit to Japan that he

The Hokuto Maru was

was "extremely satisfied" with Company officials said they have three years was also seen as a

The suspension of the consti- CX-

started production of 32-ton

tution come Es

no surprise to preted to leave the Japan sea the progress made by the now

lanks mounting 90 millimetre

observers force. on June 4 su

He predicted that air

pointed here. They port of Maizuru

Western Europe out ir Japan

that it was would that she will be able to reach

be capable of

necessary for who have been embarrassed by the President to take up emer Nakhodka on June 8 as re- defending her skles in Ave to

Rockets and guided missiles

the recent Moscow tick

powers because The Stalinism.

the gency quested.-

ten years' time.

are not being neglected

budget had to be Full Precision Machinery Com-

passed by Communist lossca were ex-May 31. pany said thai an 80-millimetre

pected in the industrial north,

Jerusalem, May 27. The general reaction both in rocket

developed missile

with most of the lost votes ex-

Kerach! their company is

being

A number of tombs dat- and Preca seemed to pected to go the Socialists. bested by Japan's ground forces

Deadlocks

be one of calm acceptance. The ing from the Hyskos period, In the councils may

National Assembly must approve more than 35 centuries ago, local

co-operation be- Anti-aircraft gultied missiles produce

the suspension within tivo arts to be purchased

Democrats, tina abroad, according to the De- fence Ministry,

and domestic

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& Expensive (4).

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guns.

now

by

dangerously slim majority

The first national poll

test for the Italian Communist Party- the largest Communist group

on

Ancient Tombs Found In Palestine

from tween the Socialists and Chris-months or the order will lapsa, have been excavated near

production of guided missiles will begin as soon as the pro- totypes have completed their

testo.

Situation

Watched

Other Japanese Arms are now constructing machine guns and autom.tle weapons, mostly under American licence, in suficient quantities to attract overseas buyers.

The Centre Party began, the campaign by refusing Socialist offers of co-operation but at the last minute indicated that such compromises might be without bringing changes in na- tional party alliances,

made

Unofficial results are likely to be computed by Tuesday night with the final totals by Wednes day noon-Router.

Japs Want

Foreign Office officials state | To See

that the export of armaments

is being carefully watched be- cause of the international situa-

to

zion. One offelal denied re- poris that Middle East coun- the tric bave approached Foreign Office with a view purchasing military equipment But he admitted that such a from private representatives.

pleations have

Reuter..

been received

Atomic

Dog Track

London, May 27.

In Lahore, there were Indicationg today that Dr Khan Sahib, the Republican Party Chief Minister,

Pakistan Raises Objection

Ginosaar on the shores of Lake Kinneret, it was dis- closed by the Israeli Direc tor of Antiquities, Dr S. Yeivin.

The cemetery of Kyskos, or Shepherd King, who invaded Egypt and ruled the country for two centuries, was discovered accidentally when. tractors the area to construct ploughed

that

to

ANXIOUS

*

respec

service said the

Mr Wajima will be ordered ·

Bound out the Indonesian said Sen Jackson

in a Government on the $300,000,0001 interview separate

-the į figure, and return to Tokyo for "professional military lenders consultation 1 be obtains '# are now confirming what many "clear cut" Djakarta position, of us have been warning about Kyodo sald.

that time, namely Russia out-stripping us in negotiations may begin before He said the warnings of the the month is over because the "the new Sastroemidjojo Cabinet is wo Air Force generals are "not attributet endous to see the good news for America. But It separations problem with Japan need not be frantic news if only settled. we make the decisions now to This is Indonesia's abandon- meet the eventualities in 1858," ment of collaboration with the

Renewing his pica for stepped- Netherlands.

air

power,

up B-52 production, Sen, Jack- Kyodo said the Indonesian Lon sold

undeniable Government had defence truth that you can't buy | asked Mr

"it is Br

repeatedly Wajima to give Japanese reparations figures to Sen. Malone said "it makes for a basdy for megmidations ПО БОБО to be preparing for but the Tokyo Government had World War II ail over again.”

been not

able to do so before "The next war will be fought settlement of the reparations in the air and under the sea problem with the Philippines,

The news service

Bald

the with bombers, submarines and

Foreign Office is not insisting on the four, two, one repara.. tions ratio for the Philippines, Burma and Indonesia menilom». ed during the tenure of Foreign. Minister Katsuo Okazaki.

CHOLERA TOLL

RISES

MORE OR LESS

But its consideration of the war damage in Indonesin mug- gested $300,000,000 "more or Calcutta, May 27. less" as the reparations sum to Calcutta's five-month-old that

said. Kyoto hat country, cholera epidemic felled Kyodo, however, sald the Government WEB of victims to- new scores

expected demand to

consider The tombs revealed Kyskos day and provided amably larger reparations and that considerable turns The West Pakistan As-burial customs, which includedmunition for Communist "there will be

objection to Indian

Lahore, May 27.

The attention of the House

à road,

LOP

79.

officials

103 now

Indonesian

and twists before a settlement

Is reached.United Press,

Scheme To Eradicate Malaria

sembly today took strong the body and surrounding, the agitators.

the severing of the head from Pre- dead with pottery vessels, Government health mier Jawaharlal Nehru's lamps, bronze weapons, alabas reported the filth-spread plague

914 scarabs statement that Chitral ter vases,

perons between and other killed State, at present in West ornaments. In two of the five Jmitry and May 15, bringing

tombs

unearthed only skulls death to nearly half the 1,085 Pakistan, waE still underw

found, were

while

cases officially reported. completo

Hospitals admite compared the suzerainty of Kashmir, skeletons were found ono on The 80 members of the which had acceded to top of the other in the other patients yesterday,

with Friday's Japanese

three, tombs. factory India. whale

The ship, Nisshin Maru (16,774

In some of the graves, skulls shortage of sie drinking tons), which berthed at we drawn to Mr Nehru's state were buried in the top inyer, water and soaring prices of rico surrounded by an array of and other foods have precipitated

A committee of the Ninth Liverpool today, have one ment by the opposition leates amaments,, while at the bottom nar famine conditions in some

to Sindar Bahadur Khan, overriding ambition

who the bodies were buried intact, sections to unhygienic and almost urged the necessity

areas, forcing people in the slum World Health Assembly today for: pro- wanted the Assembly to adjourn Dr Yelvin revealed-France-' visit a

grammes to eradicate melaria- greyhound racing to discuss the statement

uneatable diets.

and not merely to keep it track.

He said a representative, of

DENIED OPPORTUNITIES

chock The ship's master, 55-year- Chitral o present

Leftist councilors in the city

foundi that The committee fou municipal corporation changed schemes for botul eradication that the Government, and Con would be cheaper in the long grow. Party majority." In the

run. In addition, the potential mmfelpally have the together danger of mosquitoes actelor opportunities

in the

Compensation old Captain M. Kosaka, who House and that hence the House

in

*

Pressé.

visited Liverpool before the war, should fake cognisance of the Died

Chief

Kham

Escaping

in

Most of my men speak very opposing the adjournment, sur A Spanking

The

Genova, May 27.

In

distance to Insecticides

work

against the We would to avolded. parties,

when Japanese vessels were statement. Tokyo, May 27.

Malinister Dr A campaign by shemon has regulse traders there, disclosed

Sahib, leader of the House, the Japanese this today. resulted

anbouncing Finance Ministry

English," he declared, "but gested that the House could

| epidemic. that no tax will be levied on to

The Director-Clonenal" of the *La Plata, May 27. The

head compensation money, paid by they have heard so much about meet later and discuse Mr.

by of Nehru's statement.

World Health Organisation racing. Some of the United States for losses and greyhound

The criminal court here de- Cominuniste, to Joined: hid not His added that ho

tet (WHO), Mr 15, G. Condeu was planning, to go

for a united anti-Clovernment damage caused by nuclear ex-them are plosión.

London, some want to go dancing studied Mr. Nehru's suitment, cared, that a mother was not

the

responsible for the death of her programme to agitate for food authorized to invite, contribu assured with English giris, and nearly but he

would hght in 10-year-old son who died from doles and lower prices on food flow to the World Malaria that

Fund, set A total of 720,000,000 yen all are koon, to visit a dog track,

up at the 1968 beath (£720,000 sterling) has been for do not have

while he whe running

Amritabazar assembly; from

government, Integration, bad or any from her to save punishment Palisku

described

coun"! | non → governmental orgnetisations

* first designs anirut Chitral.

“dirt of Pakist

as "lotura esters and private sources. han she was about, to administer cilin today Japanese while factory shilp, to

if it the in Alsambly mboting" with a leather belt, fiat Livi pool since the wag, lø

Said the judge, lav, his ruling: inverilgstienis, L. marvey Onelos 12,000 tone log than st. 0, 0.10. pm, co what is off Purnables and meter personal twin Khemen white cholera, are those lot Brunel

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paid under the trapez-United":{£, Jabinett MEANING, HOg racing the front line, for Pakisteria | Internal injuries so the result of and beweezennesti -

31 Abandon (0),

32: Bullḍ. (8).

Etates, agreement to the crew of the Tukuryu Ma who were

20 Bring up (4)-

SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD—Acrom: 3 Pattison, Rave,

9 Demanded, 11 Toreador, 18 Fete, 18 Diameter, 18 Selected, 10, afectod. by atčinio fallout in Plum, 31 Biloriend, 25, Daffodil, 26 Pall; 27 Entroots, Down" X Fret: 2 Aver, 4 Adet, 1 Tour, & Sedim 7 Nudge, 9 Daros 10 Model, 12 Orlet, 14 Thome, 18: Tepki 17 Rebel, 19. Pan, pont, 21 Bole, 23 Ljet, 23 Coum, 24 Dull.

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