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Liberals Worried Over The Trend In Japan

Egyptian Delegate

On Suez

"Foreign Protection At An End”

United Nations, Mar. 19. Egypt today deposited the Anglo-Egyptian agreement оп the Sudan for registration with the United Nations,

Ahmed Abdelrazek, Egypt's permanent representative to the United Nations, delivered the

STALIN'S DEATH" February 12 agreement to Con-

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After the ceremony, he told the Press: This agreement confirms the right of ail the Sudanese people to self-government. Con- sequently such

agreement must be considered as an im portant instrument Desuring peace and world security.

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tacless when not accompanied | with general respect for equalliy between nations and their ab- solute right to independence and freedom.

"We hope heartily this agree- ment will always be Interpreted and applied honestly for the benefit of the Sudanese people, whose rights are already re- cognised.

"In the meantime, I ask Al- mighty God to bless the en-. deavours of the Egyptian Gov- cmument to realize the uncondi- tional evacuation of the Suez Canal Zone.

The free world must under- sland Egypt does not belong to the Canal but that the Canal on the contrary, Egyptian territory. It is our duly patriots and free men to defend the integrity of our homeland and to protect her dignity and security.

are ready to assume our respon- sibilitics toward the defence our country.

domination...Domination is al-

ways

United Press,

Eight-year-old Gizella de Marco, the Ilailan giri prodigy who conducted the London Phuharmonie Orchestra. at Manchester and at the Royal Albert Hall in London recent-

in ly, shown riding a tricycle

Gardens. Kensington

She

WAS

Jearn "discovered" four ago and since then has made over 120 concert appearances. -Central Press.

Economic

Conference Suggested

Washington, Mar, 18. The Belgian Foreign Minister,

World.

of the

who was

reduction in the Free World

Militarism And Big Business Return To Favour

Tokyo, Mar. 19.

Conservative and socialist critics of the Japanese Government are protesting strongly against moves which, they say, are taking Japan back to the pre-war days of nationalistic, central- ised controls.

Japanese liberals are worried by the re- appearance of Japan's militarists in openly- organised nationalistic societies.'

In dress and family customs, as well as in politica and business,. Japan is today moving away from Oc- cupation precepts.

The swing was expected, but Japanese detectives are being foreign observers here, and many hired to investigate whether Japanese, are wondering just prospective brides fraternised how far it will go.

with Occupation personnel. The Everywhere in Japan, there father of the groom pays the are signs of a "let's go back to bili, and if the girl is found to

olden days" spirit. The be suspect, the marriage is off. Japanese people have revived The opposition in the Diet superstitions discredited during hotly contesting the Govern

the

the Occupation and are flocking ment's plans for revision of the agala to their ancient temples.

Occupation police system, which

the

pre-war centralised

In the elties. Japanese women split are Egain appearing In the police force into locally auto- streets in the traditional kimono romeus groups. and faney wooden clogs,

The nailonalist feeling has also

The Federation of Japanese prodused a strong movement for Givumers and Mayors sent the release of all Japanese war reup of representatives to the criminals. A total of 708 war Government to oppose the row criminals are at present held in vision, claiming that a cert- Tokyo's Sugamo Prison, 100 intralised police force would "pre- the Philippine Muntinlupa Privent the development of de- son and 195

on the Australian mocracy in Japan" and bring island of Manus.

about # "return to a police Despite foreign eriticism, the state". Diet parsed a bill to allow ave of up to a

These whe

ADVOCATE VIOLENCE

of Sugamo Prison to Inmates opposed the step argued that the tivity" among

"Asahi" reports growing ne- extreme right war criminals could be released. tinte and again under the pro-wing elements. Many groups, it visions and the fortnight pro-Bald, are advocating violeere to longed Indefinitely.

"exterminato" leaders who op- pose the militarists.

for

But

Mr Shigemitsu opposes any return to power of former militarists and is one of the most active critles of the present Government's attempts to bring back centralised. power.-Routor.

POLICE INTEREST Japanese lawyers argued that heads" might sacrifice themselves It added a warning that "hot- the icntences were passed by to enable these who advocate "The time of foreign pro- Paul Van Zeciand, suggested to-Allied military tribunals and immediate rearmament of Japan tection от protectorate must come forever to an end and we day a general economie con- | therefore lost their effect when to move ahead with less opposi~ |

independence. ference between debtor and Japan attained

tion. Police are showing sims of of creditor nations

Free

resuming a pre-war interest in strongly opposed to rearmament, But public opinion remains World.

public and private morality. The free world must under-

while oficial government state- They have warned

clubs ments say that Japan's present night c for stand Egypt is no longer

M. Varu Zeeland,

catering

foreigners

is to leave this policy sale nelther

Issue ther to her friends nor addressing the Press Club here; staying open after

that the degree of to her enemies, and that

p.m. No our buld

complain that the youth present generation has not only reconstruction of Europe would of Jupon is forgotting

one existing political the historie assured equality and

party, the Progressives, led by Indepen-permit such a conference to bear dence but also decided to leave fruits and to find the means of paat by attending such clubs,

the former Foreign Minister, Mr Government legislation Intro- its heirs

balancing

anu duccu the economic

Mamoru Shigemitsu, and

openly more powerful

the Diet calls for advocates pulting Japan under financial relations of the Free restrictions on strikes in power arms again.

in prosperous fatherland.

"In practice we cannot

und coal Industries and a denial recognise any difference be- The conference could take up of the right to strike to all publle tween different kinds of the following problems. First,mployees.

A new education bill would domination and slaves of hindrances to trade ex-centralise control of all school choose their masters."-changes, in other words, a reet-teachers and bon them from

slon of Customs tariffs and the taking part in polities. suppression of the tinted small businessmen has appealed The association of Japanesa quotas; secondly, a co-ordinated effort to stabilise the prices of to the Government to kill raw materials; thirdly, a new proposed changes in the anti- method of getting rid of restric-monopoly law introduced during tions on payments for goods to the Occupation. But the larger business houses want to be free be exchanged,

to form cartels and combina-

Tunis, Mar. 18. tions.

Madame Ferhat Hached, widow COMBINES RETURN

of the Tunisian trade union The Vice-Provident of the leader murdered inst December, Yawata Iron and Steel Company has offered a three-million francs declared in "Asahi", Japan's reward for precise information leading newspaper, that rovision about his killers. of the anti-monopoly law is vart that 35 Japanese pear!! He stated thai the

Maitre Georges Izard, her ncoded to "promote the export lawyer, announced

this today divers had been granted per-organisation of the Soviet business and to make stronger after attending a reconstruction mission to enter Australia. He Government after the death of the foundation of industry in of the crime in a deld near Q said the Queensland Govern- Stalin constituted a practical Japan",

cemetery at Radec, southeast of] ment would

also protest. formula

obtaining col- The former Mitsubishi, Mitsul, Tunis, where Ferhat Hached was Japanese pearlers

between operating laboration

the three Sumitomo and Yasuda industrial shot down with a tommy-gun around the Australian coast be- forces which exist in any and financial combines are re-burst on the morning of Decem- fore the last war gained valu-totalitarian country-the army, forming.

ber 5.-Reuter, able military information for police and the party, Japan-United Press.

Union Protest

Sydney, Mar. 18. Australia's Jargest union, the Australian Workers Union, wit protest to the Federal govern ment against the Introduction of Japanese pearl workers, the secretary of the Union, Mr T. Dougherty, said today.

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M. Van Zeciand added, that European unity must be achieved s rapidly as possible on account of +the unbelievable military power accumulated by the Soviet bloc.

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Ho thought that whatever happened the Western world should continue Its policy of rearmament and wait to sce bow the situation in the Soviet Union would evolve.—France- Presse.

Richmond Entertains

Richmond

Richmond, Mar. 18. The Richmond Council were entertained in the town hall_to- day by Richmond, Virginia, Mrs Guy Franklin from that city acting as hostess,

She brought with her from the United States caffeo and food, the latter including candy and cracker sandwiches.---Reuter,

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