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Japanese Show Mixed Feelings On World Events

Tokyo, March 12,

Nows of the practical conclusion of the North Atlan- tic Pact today evoked among the Japanese mix- ed feeling of envy and mounting uncasiness over the international situation.

Envy---because the Japanese, virtually defenceless in the event of Russian aggression in this part of the world, see little European Powers like the Netherlands and Luxembourg better comforted by the collective security arrangement in which United States military force is the main factor. Uneasiness--because it is felt armed force hy, their sile, would the part in the long run may9cht to defend the country. nut tend to create Russo-Amer-

One high offelul put fi thus: "Cur anxiety in the und analysla | geochement des on-theatre in the legit for contrary further charge the war buliding-up bounce of p potenia by causing both sider

in 20 years time, if the to counter arms with arts. It Part rimains to force that lonst; is regarded as significant that Russlau balance

of power inny the part is slated to min for 20 well have become greater Chris Then there years with a midway (renewal the other nations,

might be war if Russia, by then period.

quipped with the atomic bomb, should so resolve. In the light of work history we feel wars are not avoided by nvas,

on

the

to-

Arsny

Many Japanese feel Jealous of the small European deneracles exposed to Russia and at sune time untensy because while events are rapidly moving ward forcing the Alanlle Part one hand on the other it had been broadly hinted the United States might abandon dipan and "throw her to the wolves" in the event of World War 11, Retiring United States Secretary Kenneth Royall denleri

maht so in many words, The Potser: Depan scene: claration specifies that the mille Lary

occupation of Japan

shinl continue unti

democratic the ideals of the Allies have been Accomplishedİ. And

Genern MacArthur has sold in a recent interview for feels the United States "Sadd" defend Jupan in

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The event of Soviet aggression.

Wishful Thinking Nevertheless the punese are uneasy. Up to recently there wws wi:hful thinking itsel TRAT gon Viet inn among them that f war cam United States roops In dagon, perhaps with Japanese

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King's Recovery From Operation Goes Smoothly

London, March 12.

An American-trained sur- geon today carefully cut the blood control narva in King Georga's right side in an ef- fort to case the painful cir. culatory altment le his legs. A 1000 GMT the bulletin cald the Monarch's recovery was "proceeding smoothly."

Seven of the nine doctors who attended His Majesty at the operation returned Buckingham Palace for conference and insuod this bulletin "The King has had A restful day, His tempera- tura, pulKO and respiration rate have not varied from normal, And Hle Majesty's recovery from the operation I proceeding amoothly."

to

Palaco sourcen Bald the bulletin "can be regarded as most assuring at the end of the first day. Everything has apparently gone quite nor. nally, The King hai had

some oleep during the day. The Queen visited him in bla room where he le recover- Ing."

are

Queca Elizabeth

said, "1 am thankful to say that the doctors

well satisfied with the King's condition." The Queen made the state- ment in responding to a mess Enge and # bouquet of flowers forwarded to Buck- Ingham Palace by the loyal Air Force Bomber' command at Albert Hall, United Prena.

London.

U.S. Claims No Biological Bomb

Washington, March 12.

piling up The United States is co-ordinating her dofonco pro- parations against possible germ warfare but knows of no "biological supar-weapon,” the De. fance Secretary, Mr. Jamos Forrestal, disclosed tonight.

Since The purported Royall statement which he subsequently denied, Japanese editorials have begun to suggest the wisdom of getting around the MacArthur blessed "no war" canslitation in same way to provide an opening fur The erention of n forer, havever minor.

defence

An

and

In-

High

Talks Held On U.S. Air Bases

On Greenland

Washington, March 13,

G.S.

officials told Denmark's Foreign Minister on Saturday that the Atlantic treaty would pro- vide a framework to solve the long ponding problem of American air bases on Greenland. American strategists have long wanted their own air boses--or use of them--in Greenland, Iceland and the Azores.

After conferring, with U.S. State Department officials on Saturday Danish Foreign Min- ister Gustav Rasmussen suit they "discussed several 'uspects of the Greenland problem." He SARI NGAUNA" for expect any· In- | medinte solution.

He indicated that the main subject of Saturday's discussions concerned prospects for American military ald'sto Western Europe.

The agreement out of Saturday's seanion seemed to be that the

Allantie pact would do the trick. There was considerable optimism among American authorities that which owns the Azure-enter the and when Iceland and Portugal,. Alliance, they will take a similar atiitle-sociated Press.

Secret Staff Conference

In Hungary

The Danes were represented at the conference by Rasmussen and Ambassador Henrik de Kauffoan. U. S. polley makers present includ- ed State Department

Vienna, March 12, Counsellor Charles E. Bohler, Assistant High military leaders of the Secretary of State Mr. Ernest Soviet occupation forces In Grass, and Mr. John D. Hickerson, Austria and those of Russia's Chlef of the Department's Euro- Lean office, The Americans emphasised three points:

occur.

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measures the Cominform countriess ila purpose was to deal with eventually might take against Yugoslavia and Marshal. Tito."

Unconarmed

"As for the present position of upan we wish we had the same of American protection degree which the minor European pow ers will receive from the United States under the Atlante agree.

"active research pro- | Treatment methods promptly ment."

1.The proposed Aantle Pact On the eve of the pact these gramme" is going forward. hestuted would limit and minimise

would provide a "framework" for events are occurring on the Ja-stated, but such stories as that the effects.

dealing with the air base problem, une small biological bomb couki

2.The treaty would be pri- "Biological warfare would not wipe out a city at a blow were be instantly destructive of life marily useful to prevent attack. untrue.

and it should be appreciated that it would array such powerful news induced by iological agents forces to strike back any aggres- He condemned much public dismay be counteracted by specific or that to attack might ever russion of this kind as "estrava medical measures." kant.

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3-Treaty nations would Important defences against bienole to take all necessary

be meeting being ports of such a planned bavo been logical warfare

co-circulated in the Eastern European were early operative actions to strengthen capitals for several days. statement intended to Identification of the disease indefences of the whole area, Thi press has Also eniled nit The "widespread mis planted and prompt and appro-

The Soviet authorities In Austria for the creation of a stronger and understand", Mr. Forrestal said:priate rounter-measures to prevent United States took

During World War two, the have notified the Austrian govern- better organised Japanese police, "We must

defence of ment that rely on the

spread and restore the Greenland main further

"Austria" police under on which the Russians here have tennner of a high standard of health of those affected.

agreement from tlic Western sectork of already complained is becoming public health and sanitation, and

which still is in force but which Vienna must not be dispatched to the melens of the future non protective measures for animals "But it in obvious that

the Danes, two years ago, proposed duty in the Soviel sector of the panese array.

to terminate. and crops as our first line of re-enalve prepiration for such de

elty or the Soviet occupation zone Japanese Conynualsts are fence against any biological at fensive measures must be made in

government was

under any circumstances." engaged in n intense under-tack."

advance of an attack."

This means that the Austrian ground struggle to cripple

government will not be able to and-Red Yoshua goverument

deal effectively with any distur through strikes and sabotage.

haneys in the Soviet sector since the bulk of Vienna's police corps is in the Western sectors.--United Press.

1-

the

Party has sent oil seeret orders

to

In

An X-

But, he added, "while I would Mr. Forrestal said it was neces- biologica) bo Polly to underestimate the sary to guard against

met-

The Daulsh forced to art mainly by Commanist cities in Parliament. The negotia- tions have been dragging along ever since. Both side hope some solution-whieli would leave the kind of suitable formula

Communist cells throughout { trovarını claims of the existence hnds before war had been declared, bancs-would turn up.

reported that the Communist potentialities of blalerien warfare, attack in time-of war, but also

there is no fuetual basis for ex-guinst biological sabotage the country to hold themselves in of a biological super-weapon."

Food supplies would be parti- readthess for another wide seale Biological warfare was an al- cularly vulnerable to a sabotage This is Radio

Kung general strike of the type pre-empt to harness certain forces attack with biological weapona,— broadcasting on a frequency ofviously prevented by orders from

of nature for the purpose of war

Reuter. 845 kilovdes per second and on the Supreme Commander. The

by the use of either epidemic or 0.52 megacycles per second in strike would materialise when non-epidemic diseases, MP. For- the 11 metre band.

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A non-epidemig disense did not spread easily and would be largely restricted to persone, animals or plants directly exposed to the germs distributed during an attack.

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