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Fishing Pact Welcomed QUEEN'S & ALHAMBRA

Athens Demonstration

Deedsion by Cyprus Governor Sir John Harding to pro- de- reed with the hanging of two Cypriot gunmen caused monstration, last Wednesday in the Greek capital. Police and Lie all approaches fo rioters clanbod, and polloc blockså

polion British Embassy. Picture top shows youths stoning during the demonstrations; picture bottum shows police re- turning the volley of stones. The gunmen were hanged early Thursday morning.-Express Photo.

Storm Approaches

Atom Area

Onslow, West Australia, May 15. Meteorologists anxiously watched the pro- gress today of a coastal storm which may delay testing of the most powerful atomic device yet produced by British scientists.

Weathermen and physicists Observers along this desolate Wew Australian coast report huddled over charts aboard the

times "ten

greater" fingship of the Royal Navy's activity

off Lask atomic

force

the than i 1952. Montebello Islands, hoping a low pressure area off West Australia would not force them to delay testa

for planned

Wednesday

morning.

Unspectacular

Despite official statements that the forthcoming detonation would be "small and unspecta cular"

evidence indicated that the blast would be far powerful than the 1952 test at Montebello,

morc

Ani planes Whereas ships were restricted 150 miles off Flag Island in the Montebello planes are nohy chain in 1852, warned to stay 000 miles from Flag Island in the forthcoming tests and ships 150 miles off.

Elections Postponed

Rangoon, May 14. Elections in Rangoon city for three members of the Burmese Upper House have been post- poned from May 22 to May 31, it was announced here today.

The Rangoon election offletr said the original date was too close to May 24, when Burma celebrates the 2,500th anniver- sary of the foundation of Bud dhism.

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postponement

affects only Rangoon city. Dr Ba U the Burmese President, said to- day the new Burmese Parla- ment will meet on June 7 fo general electiong.

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BUT RUSSIA MAY USE IT TO BARGAIN LATER

By Ralph Harris

Washington, May 14,

The Soviet Union's withdrawal of political conditions from its proposed short- term fishing pact with Japan was regarded here as a big step towards an eventual peace settlement between the two nations. Japanese sources here sald terms of the agroepent reached now looted as though agreement by the Japanese Minister for on a peace treaty and an ex- Agriculture in Moscow. change of besidurs would be reached by next spring at the intest.

The fact that implementation of the long-term breaties is de pendent

upon normalising" of relations

between the two The peace negotiations between

countries may still mean that Moscow and Tokyo are dead-

Moscow

will use the fisheries locked over Japan's claim for

question as a bargaining coun island possessions occupied byter if and when pence talks are Soviet forces since the end of the Second World War.

Feeling Tempered

Budder

resumed here, it was believed, -China Mall Special & Reuter. There was mixed reaction in Tokyo to the news.

Government officials phasised that there can be no The Soviet

long term arrangement without change in position was as wel- Sevlet-Japan peace treaty. come as it was unexpected, ac- cording to here.

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Party Critical

Ils withdrawal of the de-turms, particularly her territorial manded overall peace settlement Drst was described as a sub- stantial victory for Japan, .nl- Though this jubilant feeling was tempered by the reulisation that the short-term fishing agreement probably would place low celling on the salmon

A

catch

In

Benso the the narroBPCT"

agreement, if finally interim approved, will give some wider sal- opportunities to Japanese

could mon flects than they Although the

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not expected that the

out, however, permitted to entek more than them well below what they 25,000,000 salmon in the current

A catch of this size would be much smaller than prewar bauls and would represent loga blow to the fleet and the Japan ese people, which lies on fish for most of its protein.

But the agreement was view. ed as the best possible arrange- ment in present circumstances as the Soviet Union Wes no longer trying to link it with

treaty,

it was greeted is

a good omen for future Sovjet- Japanese negotiations.

On the other hand, informed sources said, the fishing, dispute which is subtie political over- tone could again be the obstacle

to a peace treaty when the talks were resumed, probably late this

Summer.

Taken Seriously

hoped to get.

The Socialist opposition Party for this reason remains critical of

Government and its

the

negotiator.

Shaw Plans European Films

an-

Singapore, May 14. Singapore film maguate Rumme Shaw. today nounced that his organisa. tion would produce films in co-operation with French and Italian companies.

after

a six- Britain

@

Mr Shaw, with Mrs Shaw, Japan is ex-returned today The test will be a tower shot At that time

and of from спе of the low-lying, pocted to press forward with its week tour

ciatms. The Soviet

Europe. scrub-covered Montebello Islands territorial which parallel the West Aus- Union then could refuse to raise

based on The Arst abu, iralian Coast

40 miles the celling on the salmon catch

unless the Japanese withdraw novel by George Clemenceau, offshore.

will be filmed in Singapore and these claims,

is a possibility taken Hongkong towards the end of seriously here, but Japanese this year. officials for the time being are expressing

It will be the only one at- tempted unless the testers fail to obtain data they are seeking,

Trigger?

Scientists are silent regarding that the weapon speculation being tested is the trigger for Britain's forthcoming hydrogen for later bomb testa planned this year-United Press.

This

themselves 50 en-

European and Oriental cast couraged by the Soviet's agree will star in the film which will colour. ment today.

cinemascope be in London diplomatic quarters Dialogue will be dubbed in

French, Italian and Chinese. 50w the agreement as a success for the tough negotiating of Mr

"Singapore will become

centre," Ichiro Kono,

But full comment was with-Important film held pending, publication of the Shaw predicted.-Reuter,”

US. DUMPING* IN INDONESIA WILL

DISRUPT S.E.A. TRADE PATTERN.

Singapore, May 14. MERICAN "dumping" of surplus agricultural in Indonesia prodnice would

disrupt the pat- tern of trade in this the influential arca, Chinese newspaper Nan yang Slang Pao claimed here today.

Nadyang ugested editori- ally that a more effcolive

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POP

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her Annual export 700,000 tons of natural rubber than she opold get from the free supply of United States · sgris: cultural surpluses," the

per mi Supply of 250,000 tons of American rice to Indo- would reduce Indoriesism buying from Burma,

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