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Belgrade Agrees To Sign Peace Treaty With Japan

Washington, Jan. 29.

said tonight that: An authoritative source Yugoslavia had agreed to a Japanese suggestion i that the two countries in the near future exchange notes agreeing to sign a peace treaty as soon as the general peace pact of San Francisco comes into effect.

Yugoslavia was not a signatory at the San Francisco conference. She declined the American invitalion to be present.

However,

after shortly

the the nature of these but a onference. Yugoslav represent" apptars likely the Committee atives in

Washington approach will not consider the reservation!

Overseas the

important " Associated Pres Japonese i oni | Agency mathiri

and suggested early dying baby to temnuntun of the state of war resumption of diplomatic trudge eight miles via

and tra! after relations,

The fused to mu

bons Yugoslavs

it

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relations formal s'esump 3911 until the general peace trenly of San Francise came into effect,. about the end of 1852.

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a regrettable thing t Unt

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bar ta www.rybody's mouth," sa Dr Grurg Sutherland. Priit of th Wisc County Medical Suw

The Society's Bond oi Cen-

make a fall Woul vestigation of the girl, 2

adde

May

ה

Richard Hazelwood,

wf of a coal marner, set out The eight-mule luke vryme

Trading the baly and

Two year-old child

Before

WENN Agency from Tokyo, wold the they believed

instruc-

ان

The Japanese suggested instead that the two countries, as evidence of their intentions, exchange noles affirming a plan to end the state of war im- mediately the general treaty becomes effective. They pointed Out

that this they

water

India.

Australian Girls As US Typists

Washington, Jan 29. Headquarters of the United States Air Force tuday confirm- that ve Far Eastern Air Force had been authorised tu of Australian hire a number typists and stenographers to was the course

with work at American bases in tollowing

Japon and elsewhere in the

The suggestion to Belgrade

which

was relayed Presde

by the Yugoslavi The spokesman said one

mula now hushe

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The Royal Visit To Australia

Melbourne, Jan. 29. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will have ample opportunity, between March 1 and May 1, to find out for themselves that it is only partly true to describe Australia as a land

of gum

trees, kan- garoos and perpetual shine.

sun-

the how they will doubt. lets find plenty of sunshine and 200 kim trees, if not kangaro.s. W tech Australia and South Australia, the Arst States thay

arrival

the of

line: The

ir. W.Till nava and air escort, will be occasion for more pomp circumstance than later arrivals in other States. for this marks the beginning of the tour.

Bu they wil!

drive only through Frimantle of their way

Perth State capital. The 13. n .he alterom of the first day, they will receive Com- monwealth and Wesiem Ausica-

aust

their Lon tuur officials wives, followed by the 80 or so pressinen who have been accre- dited to cover their four,

Ito

Whie an Perth, he Royal party wali wisit the University, young- est of the Sta'z unn crates. vlien in insel a modern set

rily to prennially of buildings well sui ed architer. sunny Princese cumate.

Earlier. the will plant a tree in King's Park, comprising 1,000 acres of bush fend, with iJ view over Perth's Syriney Harbour." the estuary of the Swan River.

Later in Adem.de.

they will had a quit elly of vrze s at right angles 1 each other, a planving

of foretasie

Mel- bourne, with fine public build-

and a notable array ings churches. There again. they will visit the university, and ap- there will be something proaching an opportunity to re- x when they attend a South Australian Jockey Club race meeting and a cricket match.

Their Frowded programme will take them, among other places. several tunes to Para- feld, where for months before their arrival, a factory has been busty converting airerad for their

use and that of #heir party. Reuter.

Discussions

On Tunisia

Paris, Jan. 27.

The Pakistan Foreign Minis- de Se

has Zafrullah Khan, creusser the Tunisian question with the Arab delegations and

1WO

the

Tursiun Ministers who have come here to submit the Tunisian complaint against France.

A parsing store-kryper pirked

for the Riter she hid walked Embassy.

that A125- written a letter to the attese i authorisation wa fout males, but the baby died of

saying that Marshal, tralian typ.sts and vienographers pr dm ce a fow aumites af on Act ney

Le

lower paid much Government is in grotrad y had re, elted an insprta!

File's

than Americans. He Mis Try Mul neighbour.

..greenunt with the Ideu.

naid not confirm that the mum- was! thul three doctors

Yugosl This

IN to Tokyu od 1. relayed

ber to be hired would be 250 were called before they found

authoritative as reported from Tokyo, น he war expected one "who talked loke

quarta That one trked i diplomatic

that going to come.

en thought it might very well be. Washington Headquarters

here said Mrs Hazelwood bad early exchange of notes will be

Informed circles wheDer

Zafrulah Khan has merely gave FEAF general au- the house. I car muney in

arcanged. daver and she said she Yugoslavia gave us an excuse thorisation and they could hire that Sr

received fresh instructions trom their Australians as

authorising for turning down the invitation as

many

his Government other permitted. Four to the San Francisco conference budget

given by Head-him to decide whether Pakistan should or should not bring the the fact that she and Japan had reasons were titue in the way

mutual quarters for the authorisation:

1. There is n shortage of Tunisian complaint before the interests. However, diplomatic quarters believed Yugoslavia did typists and stenographers in the Security Counch of the United Nations of which Pakistan is a !Lynchburg. Present CA the not want to get into the middle United States.

2. Australian girls will work non-permanent member. Van Medical Society, hud of the East-Wes! power

the requt { the Was struggle which it had expected for lower basic puy than Ameri- County group for an investiga-to develop at San Francisco.

3. They do not come under The fact that Yugoslavia ap- "We haven't received ((theproached Japan soon after the the Congressional Classification repas) but we would want

treaty was signed heightened Act of 1949 and therefore do not get as high an overseas allow- look into it anyway." D: Suther this belief-United Press.

ance es Americans. land said "It is a sous thing Uuted Press.

dada: have any money. il cold call any other doctors she wrapped the sick baby in Mankel and set out walking."

15the land said he under- that Dr J. T. Hundley, of

tien

18 Drowned As

Boat Overturns

Singapore, Jan. 29.

Lo

U.S.

ol

bioc

cans.

4. Transportation from Aus- SENATE DELAYS Washington, Jan. 29. tralia to Japan is cheaper than Pressure of other business from the United States.--United today prevented

Senate Press. Committee Foreign

Relations

the

from considering the Japanese Strike Ties Up

peace treaty.

Telegraphs

The Committee had plated to begin closed-door discussion of the treaty and other Pacific

Guatemala City, Jan. 29. A double decker motor-boat pauls. Public hearings on

Five thousand telegraph and licensed to carry only 10 pas-pacts were concluded last Friday.)

One leading Democralle mem- communication workers struck sengers took 45 people, a sack

four bundles of attap and four

almeirahs,

the

of durians, about 15 planks ber of the Committee told a at midnight, completely closing reporter the Committee expects down Guatemala's Government- internal communica- to consider the treaty at the operated

scheduled

for tions. The net resur-the boat sank regular meeting

of Most of the Republic was and 18 persons were drowned. Fab. 2. He believed approval 10 of them children

the treaty was certain and that isolated from Guatemala City. The boat

was said to have such approval might come on the capital. struck a log midstream in the Feb. 2. Perak River, la North Malayo. the

passengers panicked

The Guatemalan Congress did This informant said two mem- not act on the workers' demands

Committee and Ibers of the

had for holiday pay. International

the boat heeled over-United offered two reservations to the communications via radio were Press,

peace treaty. He did not indicate' not alTested.--Reuter.

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These circles said, however, that a few days would probm ably be necessary before the take any decision on the mat- Pakistan Foreign Minister would

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