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Keclining

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Soviet Publishes

Text Of Note On P&O B.I. E&A Japanese Treaty

Moscow, May 23.

Soviet newspapers today. published without through the medium of their comment the full text of the Soviet note, entitled, per month, U.K., Aritish Forensions and other countries $3.00 per month. agents Messrs. B. VAN | "Remarks of the Government of the US.S.R. re

Hewn contributiony, always wej-j ZUIDEN BROS. wish to conr, Sails from

hould be milemed to the Editur.

they have garding the United States draft peace treaty with businerg

that cmmunications announce ARRIVALS FROM

and advertisements to the Secretary arranged by mutual agree- Japan" which was handed over to the American

ment to open their own office Ambassador in Moscow on May 7. in Hongkong with effect from June 1st, under the

"SINKIANG"

.Sibu

"JIUNAN"

Tientsin

"YOCHOW

Bongkok

"SHANSI"

Kobe

20th May

27th May

30 May

6/7th Jume

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FAILINGS TO

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ARRIVALS FROM Australia & Manila

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Japon

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BLUE FUNNEL LINE

28th May

20th May

8th June 11113

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5th June 7th June

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"PYRRHUS"

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4th June

"AUTOLYCUS

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"CLYTONEUS"

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Hambur

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Arrivea

ftong Kong

1st June

4th June

G. "MENTOR"

G. "PELEUS"

terdam

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Sails

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21st May

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13th June

17th June

21st June

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8. "CALCHAS"

G. "PATROCLUR"

S. "AGAPENOR"

G. Loading Glasgow before Liverpool,

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The note further proposed

The Soviet note proposed, in managementship of Mr F. D. conformity with "international that the treaty should precise.

agreements which were

stipulate that within ስነ

·cluded among the Powers during year of ita conclusion ali the Second World War," that occupation troops are to bo there should be convened in withdrawn from Japanese June or July, 1951, a session of territory and no foreign State the Council of Foreign Ministernis to have trooper or military

the United States, Chino, basin in Japan. Great Britain and the U.S.S.R. The Boviet note also called for agreement between States The Council meeting should igning the peace treaty with to commence preparing a peace her be held, the note said, "in order Japan that they would support to the United treaty with Japan, having in Nations-Router. view to draw into the prepara-. tory work of drafting the peace trenty the representatives of all States that participated with imir armed forces in the war aainst Japan, so that the draft pence treaty be submitted for the consideration of the peace conference,"

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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

11th June

| WHOEVER THE MEN BYERE,THEY” VE

16th June

| GOTTEN AWAY--THIS IS

A STRANGE AFFAIR--

BUT THE CONTENTS

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IK/Manila/B.N..Bored

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(DC-3) 7.00 a.m. Mon.

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OF THE BLACK BOK

MAY SOLVE IT-

THIS WAS A GREAT PLACE

TO HIDE UNDER RIS CAR!

The Soviet note said that on} the basis of the Cairo Declaration i and the Yalta Agreement: (a) | Japan must became peace- loving, democratie, independent State:

admission

Tibetans

Hopeful Of

Settlement

aceom- on his

Calcutta, May 23. (b) The population of Japan must be ensured democratic In hopes of a favourable Sino- Tibelan settlement shortly", existence of rights, and the

Tibetna ofeials who organisations "whose aim is to

of thelanied the Dalai Lama deprive the people democratic rights must not be flight from Lhasa are returning to the capital, recording to the permitted.

Kalimpong correspondent of the Statesman newspaper.

this source, was the 78-year-old Latest to return, according to

ex-Regent, Taldta Rimposhe, who lost his post when the Dalai Lama resumed full powers last November,

(e) As a guarantee against the revival of Japanese militarism the treaty must set limitations the Japanese

on the size sumed forces.

of

TROOP WITHDRAWAL

(d) No restrictions to be im- posed on Japan as regards the economy. development of its peaceful

The

Dalai Lama, Cabinet Ministers and members of his entourage romains nt Yatung, (e) All restrictions with re- where they went after leaving to Japaneso trade with the capital, the report added.is gard other countries to be removed. Associated Press.

By Lee Folk and Phil Davis

IT WAS THE ONLY

PLACE! HE'S THAT

TRICKY GUY--

NO LUCK. THEY GOT AWAY NOW LET'S OPEN THAT MYSTERIOUS BLACK

PLEASE

DO. I'M

SO NERV-

BOX.

OUS I

DON'T KNOW

WHAT TO DO!

WAYES HIS HAND-- DRIVES YOU BATS!

NO TICKING SOUND. IT'S NOT A TIME BOMB WELL.NOW WE'LL SEE-

MANDRAKE-- SOMEONE'S OPENED THE FRONT DOOR- THEY'RE IN

THE HALL

FERDINAND

Now He'll Know The Ropes

By Mik

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9.1, "CARŢITAGE"

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3rd May

Stat May

2011 June

20th July

Acelera Hongkong,

4th June

2nd July

30th July

Zih August

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8th June

OUT OF

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Int October

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Outward

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Oth June.

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Homewards

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Accepting carpo

17th June

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for

Dil Jung

From

London & Continent

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BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

m.s. "SANTHIA"

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SHIPS

ARBIYALS

FROM

..U.K, via Singapore

"BENLAWERS"

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HERE COMES THE

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3rd June

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JOHNNY HAZARD

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10th July

Middlesbrough,

Liverpool, Avantadail

+BENARTY”.

'd Glasgow,

17th July

ARMED WITH A LIST OF FLORISTS,

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London, Hamburg,

28th July

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AGAIN

I WONDER

WHAT HAPPENS

TO THEM

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Preview Of Colonial Art Exhibition

(Our Own Correspondent)!

London, May 23. Mr John Dugdale, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, today attended a private view of the notable exhibition of traditional art from the Colonies being shown at the Imperial Institute as part of the Festival of Britain. In an interview with your correspondent Me Dugdale de clared enthusiastically "This is

fascin

exhibition."

*

would enable people in this he said, to learn some- country, ho

thing about the artistic expres-

alon of people in the Colonies. In order to popularise art among the Colonial peoples the subject should, he thought, be included in the curricula of Colonial schools,

ois. The traditional dre of the Colonies, however, should bo taught side by side with Western art. Knowledge about art could not develop in fight compartments.

The King and Queen will visit the Exhibition tomorrow; it will be opened to the

public on May 25. The exhibits include raro

examples of traditional Colonial art--some nover seen before in Britain. They are representative of West, Central and East Anti- ca, the West Indles, Malaya and the Colonial territories in South- east Asin.

Mr William Fage, Assistant Keeper of the Department of Ethnography in the British Museum, who assisted in arrang- ing the Exhibition, explained to me, The essential fact which a Visitor to this exhibition needs

appreciate if he is not to re gard the exhibits as more curios

le that Negrio Africs and other tribal areas represented thever underwent the philosophical el

mich... a

enlle révolutións.

A largo part in. moulding industrial-civilisation; , and;, that... by a shanon, of his-

tary thenG Colonial cultüzün), Ligveloped in directions-D conducive to the growth of arts