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JUNE
Ownership Of Okinawa Preparing
US ATTEMPTING
PERMANENT POSSESSION
Tokyo, June 18.
The powerful Socialist Party today charged the United States was attempting to take over permanent ownership of Okinawa, and semi-permanent possession of bases in Japan.
A delegation ut Socialist Party leaders who cutmed US design on Japan and Okinawa were re- vealed in reports from Washing- week demanded that ton lust thre Haloyan Government oficially prolest to the United States.
With the pressure growing political sources predicted the Hatayama adeninistration would be forced
to officially call on
the US to make it clear K planned to evacuate Its bares in Japan eventually and restore the Ryukyus to Japan,
A
US Following Australian
Water Plan
Canberra, June 18. Americans are following Australia's lead in using cetyl alcohol to reduce ovaporation from water storage, according to the spokesman Minister in charge of the
Virtually Ignored
Government
Jamaican Plan For Shipowners
London, June 18,
Minano Minister, has written
Noel Nothersole, Jamalcan
to the British Chamber' of Shipping inviting shipowners. hote to set up subsidiary com panies in Jamales and pay-
tax, a Chamber, of Ship pling spokesman sale.
British shipowners have res peatedly claimed that high rates of tax here are crippling their Industry, They cons plain of competition from companies registered under convenience" in
and cle pay practically
of
Panama, Liberia where, which
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no Lax. The wookcaman said that in his letter Mr Nethersale "polnihd out the advantages of register- Ing in Jamaica, and offered. to discuss the position "with", British shippers during a visit herb in July. The Chamber of Shipping has paso Mr Nethorsolo's letter on to its member companies, the
added spokesman
said it was too early to my what response there would ba ONE ALREADY
sad the Cabinet would discuss Commonwealth Scientific The spkominn said Bermuda,
the lisưm at Ds regular meeting tomorrow.
The issues, virtually ignored
in the US, caused a rumpus in Japan.
and
Richard
Industrial Research Organisation, Mr Casey.
The Southwest Research In stitute of San Antonio, Texis had Ananced 2 visit by Mr W W. Mansfield, originalor of the Australian research, to forces
work, Mr Casey 100 expialis his
said.
On June 12. a Defence De- partment spokesman asking the House Budget Committee for military appropriations Wis quoted D.G saying US could stay in Japari "for years."
On the
the
following day, Military Affairs Com- approved a policy
House
1321
tarist
new
had also offered to house low-
of tax subsidarics
British One big alupping compantes. British firm already had a
He also re company there. called that
recent a Chamber of its deputy president, Viscount Simon, sadd that mero British com
companies were
meeting of the
Slipping
at
Toolding seriously into the question of
of forming companies
Recent tests in various parts of Australia on reservoirg Bri cams had confrmed results of British of
That Mr small-scale
tests Mansel's method could. re- chico ovaporation by up to 70
requisi|ioning веят and lung
buses in Okinawa buin rentals
Okinawa's Chief Executive per cest,
the
and the Ryukyum legislature threatened to resign over Okinawa decision, declaring it tantamount to out- would be
right
purchases of the buses. They agreed 10 table their resignations but appended Lo Japan for help, claiming that the US polley would invalidate US promises
Ik eventually
the Ryukyus to Japan,
return
The Socialists pounced on the หง US moves as a breach of
faith with Jans.
The
Representation
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newspaper Tokyo Shimbun commented column. "whit foolish state ments to make in the midst of an election campaign in Japan."
The newspaper
the reports
Asahi sak
the
were "disturbing" end urged the Government “to make
to representations American Governmeni To attempt to find some solution to the whole question."—United Fress.
Stockholm. June 18. King Gustaf Adoll of Sweden gave a private audience to the ex-King of Cambodia this after noon in his privato suite at the palace.
The audience lasted about 20 minutes.-China Mail Special,
LOSS OF 8 FEET
Iiz Australia's arief regions where water supplics are in- adequate and often unreliable, evaporation losses of up to right feet of water occur annually- which might bo greater than the amount of water remaining for
LISC
alcohol on
Mr Mansfeld's process main tains a thun visible film of cetyl the face of the water,
which
restricts the water evaporating but does not prevent oxygen from the air dissolving in the water, keeping it fresh,China Mall Special.
Rotarians
Visit S'pore
Singapore, June 18. Twenty-six Indonesian Rotarians from Medan, led by their President-Elect, Dr H Ahmad Hidayat, arrived here today by air for a two-day goodwill visit,
They are returning a visit by Singapore Rotarians last February.
During their atay here, they will be guests of local Rotarians,
Router.
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In the colonies.
companies could, not transfer United Kingdom ro- gistration anywhere outside the Commonwealth, The spokesman said. In any case, they would only fly a foreign ing with reluctance." Regla tration in n coloný could be o way of paying lens tax and still ying the Red Ensign, symbol of British merchant navy.China Mail Special
PLANS FOR STATION ROOF
Melbourne, June 18.
For Tattoo
1950
don't frighten The Nail uniform and revolver holster Windmill Girl Barbara Lewis, who recognimom the wearer as racing driver Sheils van Damm, daughter of the Windmill im- presario, ' Biella was trying on the uniforin” ready for her rela an à Bellish secret ageni nñ the Searchlight Tattỏộ being held at White Clly next month. She will drive the armoured car that belonged to Goering and be rescued by helloopter.→→→ Renterphoto,
Canadian Defence Policy
Will Remain Basically Unchanged
Ottawa, June 18,
Defence policy and programmes will remain basically unchanged this year, Defence Minister Ralph Campney said today in his department's annual "White Paper" tabled in the Commons.
Nuclear Test
explosions by
the United States, Britain and Russia in recent months, the 1956-57 White Paper,noted, showed that "continuing pro gress is being made in nuclear The Victorian Premier Mr weapons technology.
No Hehry Bolle, has two plans for doubt existed about the "steadily a multi-million pount building improving ability of both East
Melbourne's and development over
deliver West" la
such Jolimont rallway yards, now weapons on far-distant targets. open to the skies in the heart of
The facts, however, do not Melbourne,
alter the soundness of the de- tence policy being followed by Canada and *U****
allies," Mr Campnay said. emphasise the urgent nesd
"Rather they to maintain our position of military preparedness in keeping with the priorilles inherent in our aims and objectives"
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Mr Bolie will offer Amerion construction companies
註 long term lease of the roofed area if they will do the capital work.
One plan, is to roof the yards across their entire width and to a depth of a city block, giving parking space for 2,700 cars and hundreds of thousands of square leet of shop and office space,
RALPH CAMPNEY (Defence Minister)
Close Co-operation The abh of Canada's defence The second plan aime at
ho and planning. 75-foot deep "shelf" ruding programme
Deded,
the in to provide for parallel with the yards along
Under pre- three city blocks, to carry three country's security.
sent and foreseeable conditions sets of buildings 132 feet high.
Capital work could cost up to "this can be done most effec £20,000,0001 Australlan (£10,-
tively by close co-operation with our allies in the North The latter, he added, continued C00,000 sterling), -China Special
Atlantic Treaty Organisation, to be required as a shield to and especially with the United prevent the overrunning of the States in relation to the North NATO land forces, particularly American area,"
in Western
Plastic Surgery
"Our defence plans must also Pres Include a capacity to carry our obligations that may arise out Canada's membership in the Organisation,"
For A-Victims United Nations
Tho
Now York, June 18.
'to Help programme Hiroshima ́girl vietiina of the
Mr Camprey said
The brimary objective of Canada and in nition, he odded, la to prevent the outbreak of 1945 atomic bomb explosion third world war.
with plastic surgery operations This required A powerful
will be continued in Japan, it strategic force strong enough. was announced here today, to prevent, & new world war,
Under the programme, 25
25 | her said, adding that this force girls who were injured by the must be ensured that it can birst were brought to the be faunediately effective under United States for operations, any circumstances, and sup
week. ported by forces-in-being
They returned home last week.
Mr. Norman Cousins, chairman quired to blunt an attack by of a committee that sponsored would-be aggressos for long the programme; sald funds enough, to permit the Weste ; would-be sought in the Umiled i retaliation foť!
to carry out State to pay for operations on their solo" alomic bomb victims in Japan-i
US Bombers Reubo
The retaliatory forces of the Western nations, Mr Campney NO MORE ZIPPERS noted, is provided by hembers
Europe"-United
Vehicle Builders Charge Govt
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In Earthquake
Beshawar, June, 18..
we pena”, ináčilágunke to Afghanistan, kka osused:
· morn, than 2,000 carnalijer
DOAVY
according to Radio Kaval
the Kaito atver Valley, whole mountaihe have crumbled sind Whoke villages • altunted. in..., the foothills are emported to havợ bỏón baridi.
transport at many polužá are completely disrupted, In one area, 140 were re- 2 and 900 ported killed others injured· am a rewill
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of floods, with hundreds of İLKELMES : Vollapsing... · Ingana "other pari, of the valley, the death toll has mounted to, 160, with about, 100 DX- jurton-
The Governments of the United States, the Soviet Unlos, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, India, and Pakisan have 1 mierungen of sympathy to Afghanistan,
According to the Kabul radio. the Director General of FAQ hàs Also sent a messge of sympathy and has promised to send relief-France-Presse.
PERUVIAN ELECTION STRUGGLE
Fare
Red Propaganda
In American Families Probe
Washington, June 18.
The House Committee on un-American acti- vities opened hearing today on Communist pro- 'paganda' and activities, among American war prisoners in Korea and their families in the US.
The Committee planned to Mrå Gowgell said that, during cull coveral former American the 1852 presidential campaign POWs Who were subjected to President Elsenhower sold his Communist propaganda tactles "Anst Job". if elected would be Rap Francis E Walter, to deal with this trøgle con- Chairman of the Committee, fict which reaches into every said evidenco. Indicates that Red American home." propaganda among the POWs
and their families "was virtual- ly the equivalent of an enemy
US Foll." engagement en
"Through pressure on. tho relatives of American servico' ment the Comtumianists hoped to cause the collapse of the Ameri- cary war effort and force a Korcan armistice termis," Mr Walter said,
She said "no one questioned bit Americaxxism. Vecause of that statement United Press.
Jap Minister their In Belgrade
Charger. Denounced
"It was a Fifth Column opit..
Betgrado, June 18,
Mr. Tadao Kurnish, Japanese. tion without parallel in Ameri-Minister of Fabout, lost hero
can history" he said.
10
One witness scheduled toilay for Murich cher a two- appear before the Committee niest member
day visit to Yugoslavia as the Issued
or a Japanesb a statement before the
government to come here," hearing got underway.
Mrs Florence Gowġen, Chair- Before leaving Mr Kuraisht man of the "Save Our Sons" fold the Yugoslav news, agency. Committee denounced as "false" Tanjug that ho, his come to charres that her organisation etablish personal contact with carried on d. “Commianist pro- the Yugoslav Government and paganda campatım" end to the Korom Warking an to study the "unique Yugoslav
The woman Lima, Juris 18. actively interested in socking an end to the war in 1952 when Independent dark-horse her son-in-law, a former athlete, Fernando Balaunde and returned from Korea
former President Manuel paraplegic. Prado were running, neck and neck in Peru's first free elections in three de- cades which threatened to topple the Apra Party organisation.
Majority of the expertcut total: vote kon béén tabulated by early) this morning with Belzundo Ending slightly over. Prado,. The Odria, political party backed can- didate,” Libernando De Lavalle, was-zanning a poor third
At one point in the labuiation results from the provinces invol Prado a
ailm. 100-vote lover, Belaunde, But by thoume
tabulation was suspenidock. For the nigist, Belaunde wys Lending with 87,255" "votes" against Frado's
hack 23,098
69,253 valo N
Prado was particularly, Mrong in the port city of Callao where results Aunt
03 nenas (precincts) gave him 8,895 votes against Belaunde's 3,449.
UNEASY COALITION Observers said the present trend indicated a neck-and-neck contest between Belaunde, who favours a mild form of socia Jism,
Conservative and the Prado, who is being backed by the left-wing Apra in an uneasy coalition. The race may not be decided until after returns from distant areas in the deep interior: are available, they said,
They pointed ουτ thal according to Peru's constitution 110 presidential" candidate gains more than 50 percent-of the total vote the outgoing Con- gress must choose the President. from the top two candidates:|| The outgoing Congress would probably choose Odria because It is Conservative-controlled.--
United Press,
1914-18 War
Bottle Message
Porth, W.A., June 18.
A beach walker at Douaitut Island Bay, on the south condi of Western Australia, found # bottily with fattored, and faded. notes Inside dated November 20 1910.
London, June 18,
"off to Dárdarielles 20/11/18, The National Union of
halfway to WA" one netą, read”
The others werd illegible, Vehicle Builders has in-
The bottle is bolleved to have animously ***phised ...at | been thrown overboard - from emergency resolution con- | troopship" with reinforcements demning the Government for the Dardanelles and Gallipoll
whare members of the Australien. for failing to avert
and New Zealand : Army Corp dundancy in the car became known to the world. pa manufacturing industry. Anzacs-China Mall Speciel.
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Délégates ab the union's sh
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of the US Simtegle Air Com- nial conference at 'Soulhace mand, with nuclear weapons ellesed the Government for Washington, June 18,
provided by the United States, failure to prevent the dicharge The United States Navy is This force, he said, la being of 2,600 world's at the Sun- returning to one of its oldest supplemented by Britain's fast died Motor Company in Coven traditions the 13-button "broad-growing firet, of bombers try where there has been a-la-
Itdbell-bottom and by trucide weapons being bour dispute over unemploy trousers kalsad of the manly- developed by Britains
ment caused by the Infrodittion:" introduced appar
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Fast London June 18. Uno effectivencias of new machinery, Tho zipper was introduced
A man found guilty in the of the West's major deterrent." The vehicle builders mailed East London Magistrate's Court in 1948 but the Navy, In the per- Mr Campney said, "it le cleans son of Admirat Arlolah Birke, dial that, worly warning syntes
on the truder unioni congress to of disving while, unchen, the; ini Chief of Naval Operations, had six defence forong stud - anchors
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Shipowners Lose In Canal Service
Loudon, June 18. OSSES. to shipowners using the Sucs Canal, incurres through Egypt's insistence of the greater use of Exybifan pilots, wee
underlined in Canni Compatry' animal re- port made public here today. The
Government, Egyptian
anxious to
ber of Eggs Xcase the pum-
pilots, has
insisted, on, stricter application
The Suezz
Canal Company's report said during the first four months of this year. 130 vessels have been so delayed for an average of 12 hours. The fact that the extra expenso' resulting from such delay con amount
to more than £500 for 'an 18,000-ton tanker, and
of the conditions of engaged through his state of
1949, the
ment stipulated under an agreement made int report said Egypt's move was made just at a time when the rise in
traffic through the Capal called for "particularly high increase in pilotage strength."
*This situation. has resulted
serious losses to shipownere whose vessels use the Suez route owing to the delays which for some time now have occurred at the terminal parts" through there being no pilot available," the report said.
FLY.
about #1,500 for a liner, gives same idea of tile cost, k affairs by shipping using the canal," the report said.
this year, the
1 March
Company aligned mother agreement with Egypt where 82 Egyptian pilots will bo engage within one year and 20 non-Egyptians of
whom boover. theame
воде
ilmit fixed
avention.
by the
1949
This agreement, ft sild, will
bring an improvement in tho; situations, although in effects will not be felt for ¦ samo months-Unted Press.
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