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THE CHINA MAIL," - TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1955.

Japanese Demand Return Of Sub Sinks

Red Held Islands

Adm. Carney Says CAMPAIGN TIMED

China Emerging

As A World

Power

Los Angeles, June 20. China is emerging as a world power, the chief of naval operations, Admiral Robert B. Carney, said in a speech made to the Ad- vertising Club here today.

Adm. Carney said the Chinese Navy's "growth, magnitude and trends have to some extent redused the margin of Allied, supremacy."

Speaking of the situation in The Asia, Adm, Carney said.

ΤΟ COINCIDE WITH UK TALKS

Tokyo, June 20.

A determined group of Japanese, led by the Governor of Hokkaido, today de- manded the return of Soviet-held islands in the north of Japan and revision of the section of the San Francisco peace treaty un- der which Japan renounced its claim to the major portion of them.

They were the sponsors of a national rally to be held here tomorrow, pressing for the return of the Habomai Íslands, in- cluding Shikotan, and the Kurile archipe- lago, to Japan.

At the same time, they a-hope that the London conference manded safe navigation and would bring about two particular operation for Japanese Ashilig results-the return of the Kurile boats in the, walers around the end Habomai islands and the Kuriles and the Sovie:-enclosed | expansion.

the northern Sea of Okhotsk,

LONG DELAYED

Their "campaign was timed to bobocide with the third meeting in London between Japanese and Russian delegations negotia- ting a long-delayed" peace treaty,

Pacific fishing area" He added, "I is

is clear both geographically and administra- tively that the Habcmai Islands do not belong to the Kurile The Sar. Francisco group.

1951 proves it peace treaty of beyond all doubt.""

He said that the Kurile Islands "are historically and interna-

tionally a traditional part of Japan officially demanded the Japan. They were never wrested return of these territories and by violence or through terri- the southern half of Sakhalin,torial

greed. occupied by the Russians after World War II, during

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He claimed that Japanese

the fishermen should be permitted vital and dynamic peoples of negotiations, but the Moscow to operate in the rich northern

rejected" the old Japanese Engire are Government

the seas to support themselves.

Jocking hopefully to a new demand at the last meeting of rising sun of industrial growth and development.”

He said. "Korca is guarding the hard-won freedom of half

the two delegations,

The Governor of Hokkaido, Mr Toshifumi Tanaka, led the party

which flew into Tokyo

her territory. The Filipinos Hokkaido, today.

from

have won their well-earned At a Press conference, M: freedom and the free Chinese Tanaka said, "We specifically

are holding on to Formosa."

Не added, "If the Soviet

Union has actually decided

to

show good faith in her future

STIFF TERMS

:

In London the secret session of the Japanese- Soviet

peace negotiations today will test out the in- tentions of the Soviet Gov- ernment, which has ·re. portedly offered stiff terms to Tokyo, diplomalle quar- tars consider

In Harbour

A mushroom air bubble on the surface beside the depot ship Maidstone in Purtiand Harbour marks the spot where the submarine Sidon sunk after a practice torpedo exploded and sent her plunging to the sea. Trapped in her as she lies with 35ft. of water above her," are 13 officers and men. All hope of rescue for them has been abandoned. It was 20 minutes between the explosion and the submarine's final plunge. Durier that time desperate efforts were made. Survivors came up through the conning tower hutch. As soon as they got out, resede parties armed with breathing equipment went on board the submarine and down the conning tower hatch. They could not go down the forward hatch because it was clipped below. The submarine was obviously sinking, they, having helped some people out, then

escaped, some by the couning tower and some by the after halch--Express Photo.

Villagers Rise Against Reds

Singapore, June 20..

Five thousand banner carrying and slogan- chanting villagers including Chinese students parti- cipated in an anti-Communist demonstration at Banting on Sunday.

This was the first demonstration of its kind

in Malaya since the Malayan Communist party fired the first shot in its campaign of violence and terror on June 20, 1948.

Anti-Communist slogans rang in the .air as the procession moved from one cad of the tow to the other. Some of the ban- The Japanese and Soviet ners proclaimed "the people of

same rate last year as in 1953, are still the greatest single obstacle to progress in Malaya, the report said.

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international dealings, the world Six Austrians negotiators meeting to stinclude Banting will kill the The report said that between

may yet see an end of armed camps,"France-Presse.

Senate Approves Defence Budget .

Washington, June 20. The Senate approved by un- animous vote today the

new $31,882,000,000 defence budget,

Before approving the budget. the Senate vetoed President Eisenhower's demand for a cut back of 22,000 men in the Marine Corps.

The Senators also voted the $40,000,000 deemed necessary to maintain the corps at 216,000 men-France-Presse.

Pardoned

have

better

Charge

was announced today.

The The Rumanian d'Affaires

in Vienna told the Austrian

Foreign Office the six would arrive shortly, in | Austria. They include Franz Josef Popper, a former Austrian Trade Attache in Bucharest- Beuter.

Com-

and

a comprehensive, peace settle-munists," "no food, no informa- ment, have held two workington; no medical supplies sessions and three procedural nothing to the bandits to join meetings since the talks opened the Communists is to join the

on June 1.

Last

two

dead."

ADDRESSED

Col

were

March, 1954, and February, 1955, nearly" Ave. terrorists eliminated for the murder of each civilian or member of the security forces,

The volume of production and exports in the Colonies continued last year, the report

to rise said,

The report said domestic ex- ports were five per cent higher than in 1953 and the value of exports rose about 10 per cent.

The production of rubber in Malaya was higher, mainly in small holders output, the report

said.-France-Presse.

CUT RATES

Bangkok, June 20,

The Thai Government Pubilo Welfare Department is planning to go into the barbering business,

that

Many Thais find they camiat afford haircut because prices are too high.

The

Department said they would set up shop of their own

to bring down exorbitant prices. China Mail Specials,

Britain Cuts

Imports By

10 Per Cent

cent

London, June 20. Britain cut imports to £290,300,000 in the two months April and May this year or by 10 per compared with the first quarter of the year, the Board of Trade said here to- day.

But they were still nearly eight per cent more than in the same two months of 1964.

In April-May exports were nearly nine per cent more than in the corresponding months of 1954 and as export prices also were unchanged the volume was about the same as in the first quarter of the year.

the Japanese week, Vienna, June 20

Mr Mamoru Foreign Minister, Six Austrians serving prison Shigemitsu, liking the veil of

When the procession came sentences in Rumania

since to an end, the villagers were been granted a pardon and set secrecy for the first time

addressed by state secretary the talks opened, indicates that free as a move toward

Che Abdul Aziz and thẻ Austro-Aumanian retations, there were wide differences be

twon the positions of the

military commander 05 negotiators.

Selangor State Lieutenant Colonel P. H. Man, According to an authoritative

Soviet Government Loud applause grected that source, the

has tabled a draft peace treaty Man's disclosure that two days articles ago his forces had killed one which contains several

Communist terrorist in a rubber unacceptable to Japan.

The main interest of today's estate near Sepang Village, just meeting lies in the possibility outside Banting.

The crowd were also told that that the Soviet delegation, led by

Ambassador

other to seven

Communist the. Ruian

London, June 20.. Britaks, Mr Jakob Malik, may terrorists were killed and four

Excesses of imports over ex- The third modify its original propceal in others surrendered during a big

congress of

the

ports and re-exports averaged Democratic Front for April and May about £48 the light of Japanese criticism operation in the swampy region Albanian and comment.

of South Selangor.

which ended today has elected (million a month compared with Nine' leaders of the "good General Enver Hodja, former £77 million a month in the first . Since the last meeting a week

Premier and Communist Party

quarter. ago, the leader of the Japanese citizers committee which or-

Britain for the Arst

Ive delegation, the former Ambassa-ganised the rally were presented Secretary, as its President and

Council of 15 months of this year had a visible dor to Britain, Mr Shunichi with operation service medal new General

drawn fromi all chief police officer

classes, the trade defiant averaging £23 mil- Matsumoto, has been in bonstant by the

Albanian rews, agency re-lion a month more than in the Selangor, Mr F. K, MacNamara, ported.-Reuter, touch with Tokyo,

same period od 1954,-Reuter, Diplomatic quarters in London-United Press. believe that an important aim of the Soviet Government negotiating with Japan is to neutralise Japon in terms world power blocs.

A British Crossword Puzzle

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9 Beat of drum (8).

10 Su (3),

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12 Spare (4)

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14 Doctor (8).

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Repeties (5).

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24 Saturate (4).

27 Mouth of the Nile (5).

26 50ck together (6).

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29 Teminine gärtnezia (0),

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-AHOOR 1 Valour, 6 Brief, 8 Seer, B. Intires, 11 Inter, 12 Deduct, 14 Mire, 16 Ledge, 18 Abate, 18 Lens, 20 Lasses, 24 Dodge, 25 Tiller, 20. Tier, 27. Spree, 28 Despot.. Dowa: '1' Vali, 2 Laud, 2' Usal, A Resume, 5 Brittle, 6 Interids, 7 Foraged, 10-Remit, 13 Parades, 14 Matador, 15 Replete, 17 Easel, 19 Listed, 21 Size, 22 Bup, 29 Grit.

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The Soviet negotiations with Japan are from. Moscow's stand- point seen

part of concerted Russian attempt, not generally successful, to neutralise foreign governments by not- malising relations with them.

SUBVERSION

of

London, June 20. The Malayan Communist Party has stepped up its altempts to subvert political parkles, trade unions, local authorities and Government services, according to the annual Colonial Territories Report, published in the of a White Paper here Other states with whom the

today. Soviet Government has been

report said the change in pursuing this policy are thought Communist policy stemmed from to be Austria, Yugoslavia and the fact that the Party can not West Germany,

now hope to win control Features of the stiff Soviet Malaya by terrorisma. terms for Japan which have Communist terrorist caused great disappointment in ties, which continued at the

Tokyo are understood to be Soviet proposals for the release

of Japaness nationals and for

form

The

of

activi-

the settlement ot Esheries French Morocco

disptates,

Appointment

MOVE

TO

EASE

BERLIN TENSION

Utilities Restoration

Berlin, June 20. East-West Berlin talks on the restoration of all Berlin public utilities and the easing of diffi- culties resulting from the division of the city are under way, a West Berlin City' spokesman an- nounced today.

He said the talks were being conducted on the "technical level" and not on the level of City Coun- cillors, as had been requested by the East Berlin City Council.

High level talks might have. implied recognition of the East Berlin Communist regime. MAYOR'S ACTION The

WEE announcement made at the end of a City Cabinet meeting which dis cursed the, setion of the Krenberg district Mayor, Herr Willy

announced.

Herr Kressmann later he had been informed that. technical talks were being put under way by the City govern= ment. He had therefore cancelled the

meeting with the East Berlin district mayors, pr

UNGONDITIONAL The Japanese Govern- ment wants fromedate and

Paris, June, 20, unconditional release of all M. Clbert Grandval, French Japanese held in Soviet

Ambassador to the Saar, was Russia and forthwith diacna- appointed today as France's new slow of the Soviet-imposed

Resident-General in Morocco, 12-mile limit of territorial He

Francis replaces M waters off the rich fishing

The appointment was Lacoste. grounds of Sakhalin.

approved at a Cabinet meeting Japanese

have stated devoted primarily sources

to North that the Soviet Government in African aftalte.c:

on Japanese recognition of sists on

The Ministers approved new Soviet sovereignty over southern measures to safeguard the pro Salchalin and the Kurile Islands, tectorate from further incidents both of which, with the small islands of Habertal and Shiko- terrorism and "counter-

terrorism, outgoin ta, mre claimed by Japan.

The negotiators, who meet

Lacoste alternativ

vely in the Japanese and Resident-General, is suited for Soviet Embassies in London's important new, diplomatie Kremann to cancel the meet telephone net because East Ger

Millionaire Row, will held post, Cabinet Bourcos escoceding scheduled for next Thanday man lenders had always insisted this afternoon's session · at the The Cabinet paid tribute to and condemned him for taking that this was impossible as long Japanese Arpbagändor's residence. Lacoste for having "coped ecoily setion which in view, were as West Berlin was “a centre of United Press and Chind Mail with, the dibuit condiflora, solely within the competence of espionage and sabotage.".

Reuter Spenjal

Den las Ciky, poverninect,

wo

invited on his own initiative

12) Fur the

of three East Berlin districts borders

ing

for wall-Bel

Mall-Berlin

City government sources said attempts were being made for a start to improve co-operation in the fields of public transport sewerage and gas and water supply

Little hope was held out for

Patriét ordered Her the restoration of an all-Berta;

The City

Le Mans Crash

EXPERTS WATCH TV FILM

Le Mans, June 20,

A Trench televidori thi đội thể Le Mans car race erash on June 11 was shown in slow motion

here today for the

benefit of the Lour experts Investigating the causes of the disaster in which 82 people lost their lives.

The films recorded the crash from the mosnient 'when - the Mercedes driven "- by. Pierre Levegh of France, who was killed, broke up against the SITRAŽI DETAŽOŠ protecting the spectatory.

The most useful feature of the film was to allow the post- tion, at the material time of Argentine "ace" Juan Fangio.

As both Fangio and the British driver Lance Macklin had stated In evidence, Fangio was behind Levegh's car. He was, therefore, able to see at least part of the accident.

The timekeeper's en the finishing Une bad placed Fangio's Mercedes behind the British Jaguar driven by Mike Hawthorn, tual winner.

the суед

But the contradiction was only apparent, because Fangio who was lying fourth moved up to the front in a matter of seconds.

The experts were reluctant to comment an the crash before the ent of the inquiry, but one of them, Colonel Marnelle, discounted the theory of an explosion,

He said, "I do not think one can

speak of an explosion.

all likelihood,

In

There

COM

bustion following the rapid

ignition of a gaseous or gasi. fed mass,"

Earlier the experts carried out a partial reconstruction of the accident on the track where the ill-fated 24-hour endur-

held ance re

The

Was exact spot of the crash marked by Wreaths and bunches of flowers

which have already faded.--France-. Presse.

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