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Classified Advertisements

Washington Impatient Over Delay In Jap Rearming

Tokyo, Apr. 24.

The United States Government is dissatisfied with Japan's reluctance to produce concrete, detailed plans for her rearmament, according to authoritative sources in close touch with the Prime Minister's office.

The comming visit to Japan by Mr John Foster Dulics, the United States Secretary of State, is also expeded to stress the importance of Japan as a defener bare in American policy.

the

an-

While political issues may When the State Department's | pertence of trade and industry i

here. But his visil war post-hold up a big call to the colours For Ent expert, M: John Allison, rotumts to Japan as Ambassador, | poned.

here, agreement may be reached wel. expected that he will ask Political sources rald that Mr on the part Japan is to play in

the job because orming

nen-Communist the Japanese Government to pro- Ikeda refused duce a programme.

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Government would forces of the Far East, in Korea, not give him proper authority

Formosa, the Philippines, Hong- to make an agreement,

kong and Indo-China.

The Japan's rearmament is a very

French Embassy complicated

involving nounced recently that it wit irsuc

rmanent mission here mary other problemo.

a permanen that Provided

United to buy Japanese equipment for States is prepared to pay, there Indo-China, where more arins no apparent reason why will be needal for the Viet- Japan should not be built up namese battallons being raiser.

a major arsenal. She has already proved herself useful to tho United Nations forces In Korca as a source of ammuni- tion and a host of minor items of equipment.

to create

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During his last visit to Japan, 03 Assistant Secretary of State, M: Altron stated publicly that it was in fact hoped that Japan woukh begin to define her defence programme more closely,

It is recognised, however, that there are both political economic obriacles.

and

In Presklent Elseshower's plan for building an East Asian sea- wall ngainst Communism, Janan would have an important role.

She is the only

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Hore, there is little, if any, Japan increasing oppostion to her role as an arsenal. Sinco in the war the outbreak of

of Japanese Korca, supplying equipment and ammunition to the United Nations forces has of foreign provided currency which Japan could in afford to lose.

I source

But for Japan new Navy, Army and Air Force would arouse much, opposition both here and abroad.

which Some of the nations

At present, Japan supplies fought her in the last war are

only small keins of war equip still suspicious of a. possible

ment. Bankers here have re- fused

for to lend molley Japanese expansion by milliary conquest. Australia, for one, factories to produce guns, tanks would probably resist the reund jet aircraft. They want a armed guarantee of orders before they birth of big Japanese forces.

take the financial risk.

MANY PACIFISTS Resistance would

Many Japanese manufacturers' bending dificulty in getting loans from their bankers, have urged the Government to ask for firm aring orders from the American Government.

also strong within Jripan. Many Japanese, including some Liberals and members of the right-wing as well as Socialists, are sincere paclists,

WHE

of

After the terrible losses the last war, they do not wish to ree Japanese again dying in their thousands in any overseas Constitution in- Under her troduced under the Allied Occupation, Japan is pledged to maintain nelther Navy, Army nor Air Force.

Japan can bargain from a strong position, As long us her Is guaranteed by the Surity United States, she can

ask, "Why should we bother to rearm?"

in

She realises well how valuable a military ally she can become. And Impoverished as she is by the logs of her power markets on the Asian mainland, now The creation of embryo which Communist hands, she will no

a hard bargain. doubt drive a could form training cadres for

the same time,

she n a new milltary power is already well under

however, proud country. Even pacifists why

.Rt Japan has accepied 1 United fume

Japan's

apparent and 50 large States frigates

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Japanese officers of the ranks of their Announcements

of the United and Classified Advertise mujor and colonel are expected manent ward ments as usual.

shortly to go to the United States States appeals to few people for training.

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TO BE SECRETLY HIDDEN--"

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26th Apr.

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SHORTLY AFTER, SHE DIED BY HER OWN HAND. BUT WHAT, IN THOSE LAST MOMENTS, DID THIS RICHEST WOMAN ON EARTH CONSIDER KER GREATEST TREASURE? THIS IS IT AT LAST WE SHALL KNOW! OPEN IT AT ONCE!

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CONGRESS

Representatives

London, Apr. 23.

of nearly 40 countries, including Pakistan, East and West Africa, Malsyn, Hongkong and the West Indies, will be among the 2,500 dele Kalm and eller visiters at fending a four-day Health Con- Eres ut Hastings, Sussex, open-to ing ca April 28.

The Congress, organised by the Royal Sanitary Institute. meets annually to discuss all aspects of health in U.. and overseas.

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subjects ranging from social.medicine and food hylene to environmental epp- trol in the tropics, i

Lectures will be given on such subjects as the role of the public health nurod in the troples, preventive medicine und the future of the child welfare and maternity adres

During the Congress, arrange mente have been made for delegates to inspect local hous p elles, fodd factories, school public health engineering works and homes for the ages.

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A dinner to welcome overseasuri delegates will be helt inadivo Hastings hotel and the Mayor of of Hastings will also hold a TOMU, ception.

President of the Congress in the Rt. Hon. Lord Percy: ofin Newcastic,

P. Ca former if Rector of the Univeralty of!!! Durbam, Parliamentary Becretor tary to the Ministry of Health and President of the Board of Education, London.Express || { Service.

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