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JAPANESE SECURITY MEASURES

Tokyo, Mar, 27. The Japanese Cabinet is ́expected to put the final stamp of approval tomorrow on three Government- sponsored measures aimed ut controlling subversive activities in Japan.

The measures would replace Or- the Organisations Contirol dinance porsored by the Oc- cupation and used to restrict the prelivities of Communists and ultra-Nationalist groups.

Opposition parties have criti- eistri the measures as duplica- tiens, of the notorious pre-war Law which pence preservation

was mid by the mharists restrict all critical groups.

Thi

major

ta

bill to be con- sidurid tomorrow is titled "A

to Prevent Subversive Acti- vilies,"

The Attorney-General, Tolçu- the tare Kimura, zaid today meusite was aimed at organisa- tions which commit violent and Enforce- subversive activities.

would be restricted to situations where there was rea- son to believe the groups might such activities in the repeat future,

measures

Punitive

include

suspension of the movement or

SIX

its publications for up to menfis, banning group Betivities for officers und othels of step forcible dis- organizations, and solution of the groups,

JAPANESE F. B. L.

Two related measures will be romskiered along with the anti-

bill. subversive

One would establish a public security inves- tigation board-a Japanese ver

sion at the US Federal Bureau

of Investigation.

The second bill would set up

a five-man public security re- view commission to pass on the indings of board,

the

Investigation

The investigating board and

STAND UP FOR THEIR RIGHTS

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1952.

Senator Taft

Fenced in, and apparently angry about it, are these two two-month-old Pekinese pups at the Welsh Hall, Gray's Inn Road, London. They won second prize in the Litter Class of the London and Provincial Reuterphoto. Pekinese Club's championship show,

Tariff-Free Farm

Produce Market In Europe Planned

SERETSE Lashes Out At Twins Set A.

Fellow Republicans

As 'Hybrid Candidates

Angered By "Ike" Supporters

Madison, Wisconsin, Mar. 27.

Senator Robert A. Taft today branded Governor Earl Warren and

Harold E. Stassen as "hybrid" candidates in the Wisconsin presidential

primary on April 1.

Senator Taft reacted heatedly in a speech at Portage, Wisconsin, to the efforts of Mr Warren and Mr Stassen to pick up support from Gen- eral Dwight D. Eisenhower's backers in the State.

Mr Staasen last night took the bold step of handing over half his slate of 30 primary delegates to General Eisenhower, and pledged General on the first ballot at the GOP national convention,

Senator Tall told his Portage audience:

"I can't see how anybody maa vote for a hybrid candidate when they don't know what they are voting for."

The Ohio Republican brushed | aride a barrage of questions en Jersey's tien in keeping New his name in that Stute's primary o April 15,

Mr McCusker, head of the Red Dot Oil Company of Denver, ja prominent in Colorado Democratic | Party cirdies,----United Press,

LONDON REACTION

London, Mar. 27. London's financial quarters are tentatively discussing the pro- bable economic

consequences

ot

General Eisenhower's strength in the primarica, Views Senade Taft had sought

expressed are that it should be withdraw and, in any case, told

generally constructive for world his Now Jersey bacitors to drop economics, but rather two-sided his campaign there.

for specifle markets and for the Meanwhile its reported from vital problem St Louis, Matana, that the Fest-supply of dollars. Dispatch reponte: today that President Truman tas promised

"NOT INCLINED"

ebicf

In a copyrighted story by the newspaper's

Washington correspondent. Raymond P. Brandt, the Post-Dispatch sold

of the world's

to vote for the

Senator Challenges McCarthy

that

boys

Record

London, Mar, 27.

A doofer reported today twin five-year-old came down with

•ckleken pox twise in six weeks. Becord Attacks of clilcken pox are rare, be- cause a first attack aimest always confers immunity.

Whitehouse, C. Sprucer writing in ihe Brith Medical Journal, said the twins lived in Birming ham They caught the disease the first time last November, 13 and the second time on December 28.--Associated Press,

DECLINES

OFFER Rojaction Of Job In Jamaica

London Mar. 27. Seretse

chief. Khama, designate of the Bamang, wato tribe in Bechuanaland, told a Press conference to- day that he had refused to accept

the Government's decision that he would never be recognised as chief of

NEW BOAC the Bamangwato tribe in

SERVICE

TO JAPAN

(From Our Correspondent).

Bechuanaland but would be offered a Job In Jamaica.

"By this action the British Government is trying to plaente South Africa by offering me u post an far away as possible from South Africa and by a great de- sire to do right by South Africa even if it means allenating Thousands of Africang"

London, Mar. 27.

i had informed Lord Salis- BOAC's new service through Germany to the Far East-the bury, Secretary of State for Orst time in the history of Bri-Commonwealth Relations, yes tish civil aviation that such a terday that he would refuse the

affer of a post in Jamalen. route has been operated-will

He had no plans for going start on April 2.

From that date there will be nuywhere outside a once we

service weekly London calling

Washington, Mar. 27, Democratic Senator William Benton of Connecticut todayjon challenged Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin 10

Britain,"

from

pured

Britain

at

he said, "s pre-

1

at Frankfurt

to sacrifice thousands of and then on to Hongkong and

Africans and, others who have Tokyo

vla Rome, Cairo. Boera,

always belleyed In British Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon and Justice, just in order to make Bangkok.

to South Africa keep within the

·will be able Passengers

to Commonwealth." the service at Frankfurt

Seretse said that. It was not for Pakistan, India, Hongkong

until after his marriage to white London girl that South Leaving Frankfurt cach

Africa had passed legislation It will making inter-marringe a crime.

WILL FIGHT Soretse disclosed that the job offered him in Jamaica had a starting salary of £770 a year in addition to

his present allow- £1,100.

press his $2,000,000 libel, and Tokyo. conspiracy sult

review commission would both sider this draft plan between June and September. I ministration's candidate for the said, might distract the atten- Communists were in the State powered by

be under the Attorney-General's

utlice.

to

Mr Kimura said the proposed laws would not be used restrict basic freedoms. Parti- eularly, he said, they would not be used to control the normal activities of the Press.

Inbour

A 10-nation sub-committee | 2.-The structure and powers will decide on the exact tasks of the proposed green pool and composition of the Workingganisation, Committee,

-

Mir

the Stevenson,

tlon

of Americans

ance of

He would

fo on fighting for to return to his people but would continue his legal

in the hero

meantime.. lie had no iden who the British Government had in mind as his

the

next in line of succession after Tsheked! Khama

aud former

and Senator Taft's knowledge of slander Governor Adlai Stevenson of economies and of international against his colleague to trial Thursday the service will arrive | Illinois hvis support if Mr Steven juftairs is not underrated in before

the

his bid for re-election at Karachi next day.

reach Hongkong on Saturday, Paris, Mar. 27.

SONI wann's She Demoralie City of London. It is believed next November.

There 19 a further night stop Representatives of 16 European nations at-nomination for President.

to be far greater than is com- Sanator McCarthy announced at Hongkong and the aircraft

Fut monly supposed. General yesterday that he had fled the will reach Tokyo on Bunday. tending the "green pool" conference here decided

Eisenhower has

more suit because of Senator Ben-

The return flight will leave Vaadly international experience, which ton's demand to a Congressional Tokyo each Monday, arriving at today to form a Working Committee to produce

fast September Frankfurt the following Thurs- should be invaluable at a time Sub-Committee. a plan for a single,tariff-free market for European

when so much depends on the that Senator McCarthy be ex- day.

the right Senate for United States' role in the world. pelled from the farm produce.

This once weekly BOAC BCT- studies "perjury, froud and calculated

vice liniding Germany with the A full conference-of-all-16-nations-will-con-Mr Tuman asked Mr Intense political activities in deceit of the American people Far East will be operated by had no

Stevenson to become the Ad-coming weeks, and months, it is in pressing his charges that

pressurised Argonaut airliners presidency.

four Rolls-Royce successor, Rasebolal from the Department. Post-world's dollar problems, As the Senator Benton waived his engines. Dispatch sold," not inclined Republican

politicians

are Congressional Immunity from today BRITISH POSITION dent's proposal" but did not ing voters who may be decisive Carthy to sue me or cease his

close the door in his talks with are largely for Eisenhower, reckless accusations." 3-Rolanish'n with coun-

Mr Truman shortly before the

"I can prove would become He said today, the activity outside

European Chief Executive left for Key intense. The

It was announced today that, In court the truth of my care- This West, Florida.

hly documented case, Sena "by the gracious permission of Salisbury. A similar announce- McCarthy's sincerity can Her Majesty the Queen, His ment in the House of Commons henceforth be judged, even by Majesty's Theatre in the Hay-brought an immediate demand

henceforth they run, market will

Socialist Members for a de- be by So those who read as

Majesty's bale. This was fixed for later by the diligence with which he known

tonight. seeks to bring his suit to trial, Theatre."

"An immediate review of his tactics is urgently needed in the opened as "Her Majesty's" by interest of the people of the the late Sir Herbert Beerbohmn United States and also of the Tree on April 28, 1897, its tens of millions throughout the name being changed to His world in whose eyes our coun- Majesty's Theatre shortly after try is being discredited by his the accession of King Edward Tactics."-Reutor.

VII. Reuter.

The conferenre also decided today that at their next meet- ing the

green pool" nations res

and research organisations. should discuss their relationsgricultural community.

were ap- Vigo- Cabinet

Inday conference

a

three bills The proved by Ministers Associated Press.

with non-European countries and also how European non-member countries can be associated with their work.

The next full conference will Making Punishment also discuss in detail the power:

ing

bers

of im organisation to control the

European single agricultural products,

market

for

to accept the Presl-largely for Taft while the float-legal action "to compel Mc- LONDON THEATRE Tshckedi's child, uncle

Mr.Stevenson so far has id publicly that he is interested

talks

no

with

not

view

tew

would include overseas coun-

In Internal economies, General ives, such as the wall countries

Eisenhower is believed to be an as well as Europear. countries such or Britar, which wish to only in running for re-election orthodox hard money man, Some

has He Governor.

decidedly Conservative Ameri- have close links with the com- as

unity without being full mem-opposition In the Democratie cans have said that they agree

his internal

though not primary due on April 18. of it.

said that with his International politics. The Post-Dispatch The 10-nation sub-committee, composed of the representatives Mr Truman had decided on Mr

If he became President, Gen- with Stevenson of France, West Germany, Aus-

after

Eisenhower might tria, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, political lenders "as the arongest eral

Holland, Greece and man for continuing the Ad- challenge the traditional

Congress that the right Britain.

in difcult times is Turkey, was expected to sug-ministration's foreign policy and of gest that af nations represented one who would be a unifying policy

That attitude might at the present conference should influence within the Democratic retrench. Paris

have important consequences have delegates in the Working Party."

deflationary trends Committee,

The newspaper said that the if present

to the United abroad Mr Stevenson

spread for a definite answer by April States. In winding up the Bri- 12 or at the latest by May 15 isn budget debate the Chancellor the Exchequer said that Executive Committee of when the

there was much

much more danger of National the Democratic like221

and the possibility of Committee reels in Chicago

amment and difficulty in pick convention officers,

Fit The Crime Haguerstown, Md., Mar. 27.

A preliminary conference to. Juvenile Judge Evan Crossley believes in telling the punish-day discussed the agenda of the ment At the crime. He found full Europeth agricultural con-

be held in eight teen-agers guilty of steal-ference to

sbout 50 pigeons valued at between June and September,

The conferesies will study the $300 from three bird rates. An

he ordered them

to seating up of a single organisa elean the raided pigeon coops tion uniting all Europe's farmers

Today's meeting decided that the conference should discuss:

1. The products to be put

marketing or ganisation.

sentence

14 six months. Judge Crossley said that if the teen-agers la at like the sentence they could serve time in the county Caul under a single United Press.

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It was understood that the muin task of the Working Com- mittee would be to ask interest- ed nations for a list of the pro- duets which they would brought under a single market- Ing organisation and to present the full conference with n co-

ordinated picture. of the different

countries wishes.

President asked

A DAMPER

to

to

is

the world in general than was commonly realised. If he

Republican Administra-

right, a However, Mr Stevenson has Lion, whether under Elsenhower

The full conference will estal- himself put a damper on reports or Taft, would hardly be likely lish close links with the Organi-that he is a dark horse presiden- to indulge 10 Governmental sation for European Economical candidate by declaring "I

over-spending to "compensate". Co-operation and will also ask cannot seek and will not seek for any private under-spending. the United Nations Food and the Democratic nomination for

Agricultural Organization tu President,

DECISIVE STEP

Hd added, "I am sure that the President understanda my situation,"

MIGHT BE OMINOUS

send

a representative to this. Mr Stevenson, „speoking In St discussion.

Louis tonight, did not claborate In any ease, the farmer-

cannat seek the Ibour conference for why he The preliminary

conlition soft money will continue its work tomorrow. nomination but he repeated his which has been influential in -Reuter.

oft-spoken statement that "I am the United States for the past a candidate for re-election as 20 years seems unlikely to out- Governor of Illinois and for live this year. In the short run, nathing cisc."

its break-up might have im- Park, Mar. 27.

portant effects on the spending The French Premier, M. An-

power and on such things as toine Pinay, said tonight that the

farm price supports.

The European cozi ont steel pool was

To his statement that he is change might be ominous for "a decisive step towards the

only a

candidate for Governor, world prices of cotton and some removal of century-cla opposi Me Stevenson added, "I hope other commodities, though pre-

Germany tion between

and

that is all that happens to me,"

sumably good for gold. France".

Only # few of the

years ago Mr "We will remove one

Stevenson said, This

Quite minor retrenchment or is the greated dangers to peace by season when everyone has recession in the United States carrying out this physics dreams of being in the White could have dire effects on the gration of France and Germany," M. Pinay told the Council of the House but I have no such world's doller supply, A United Nations study group recently Republic which was discussing dreams or visiora."

calculated thail employment Mr Stevenson repeated his "I the ratification of the coal and

am a candidate for Govem in the United States fell

by steel pool treaty.

salement when asked merely Your per cent in one The treaty has already been ment". ratified by the National As-about the

St. Louis Post-Dis-year, and fully recovered in the

world's Mr Truman next year, the

dollar patch story that

nemination.

The

sembly.

"Heavy industries which are had promised him his support supply would be cut over the ut the base of war production he wanted the presidential two years by 10,000 million. And economic development will no longer ba used as instru- ments of domination," M. Pinay satd.

STORY' REPUDIATED

From Denver comes the to-

attenuated reserves of Bri- tain and other countrien could hardly begin to bridge any such gap.

"As opposed to prévious at port tonight that Mrs Dick Mc- The effect of General Eisen- tempts, this is a lasting scitle Cusker had repudiated a copy-hower's strength on the dow of ment of Franco-German rela-righted newspaper say that foreign aid dollars is unprodiet- tions, creating a material soll said she had received a letter able. If his strength were re-

other European arrangements, next month, particularly the settlement of the Baar question."Reuter,

darity between the two from Mrs Elsenhower saying carded as enhancing the pros- countries. Putting the Schuman that the Gencial would return

the pects that

next President Plan Into operation will assist to the United States within the will be a Republican, it might reduce the chance of an out-flow

the Referring to a story which ap- of private dollars from peared in an early edition

of United

States by making the Rocky Mountain News, Mrs Americans more inclined to McCusker said, "It is very un- keep their money at home. true and very unfortunate—I am most embarrassed."

Envoy Seos Franco

,

The New Hampshire" rezult Madrid, Mar. 27.

The story sald 'that Mra may have contributed to the Tho now ..United

States

McCusker had received a letter strength of the Canadian dol Ambassador to Spain. Mr Lincoln

frem. Mrs Eisenhower in which far, tince some moneyed Amari- MeVeagh, talked with General the. General's wife wrote that cans think better of the Cana" Franca for 20 minutes today she and the General expected to dlan Administration than of any following the "ceremony bu. In the United States at the prospective. Unlied ·States. Ad-

The time of a proposed visit in presenting his oredentials,

ministration except a Taft one, Porto

better of any, Ambassador had a friendly by the McCuskers,

But they think reception Trom Madrid crowds "The Gelber Aika not-way; any | Republican Administration/than as he drove through the town. sinh thing" Mrs McCunter cold of a "Truman or any Democrat --Router:

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onRouter. GREE

tor

The

RENAMED

London, Mar. 27.

DS Нет

present

theatre

Wis

The

and

that

announcement Seretse had no hope of returning as chief to his tribe was made in the House of Lords by Lord

Mr James Griffiths, former

James Labour

Secretary of State for the Colonies, said: "Does not the Government realise, in view of what is happening in South and Central Africa now, that this can only lead to the gravest possible disturbance?"-Reuter,

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