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Tokyo, Nov, 28.

The Japanese shipping in- dustry was scared today that the Philippines is scheining to build up

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rival merchant fleet with Japanese reparations pay- menta.

Though Japanese officials denled it, this fear appeared to be one of the main reasona holding up approval of contracts algned by the Philippine repara- tlons mission here with Japanese shipbuilders for nine freighters.

The Forelyn Ofter said only: "We are studying the applica- tions."

Of the freighters, six in, the 10,000 deadweight ton class and three in the 5,000-ton class, four Were high-speed ships which would be able to compete with Uners anywhere in the world.

SHOPPING

Moreover, the combined cost of the chips would exceed the US$25,000,000 which the parallon treaty between the two countries provides Japan wll! pay year for the first 10 years,

the Philippines each

And "scare" reporta circulat- for among shipping companies Baid the Philippines is planning to buy "several tena" of such alips under the reparations programme.

To Exist" Soon

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London, Nov. 28.

A Boylet scienust sald today it was estimated the carrier rocket of the first Sputnik "Shotal enter the denne lafers of the earth's atmosphere during the first ten

• days of December and cease to exist." Moscow radio reported.

The scientist, Professor Kirill Staayukovich. was also quoted as saying the bed satellite "may exist longer than the first because it is ciroling at a greater distance than the Orw},"

said the second satellite had been launched at an angle of 85 degrees be- cause the earth's gravity, which could change the orbit of a Bputalk, would

To the kasi effect on 14

On the rubject of travel to the moon, Pro- fessor Banyukovich sald, "We can say with assuranse that la a few yeKTS WO khall withese another triumph of tire human intellect, when man-made carth matrilites will reach the moen.”

In a few years an earth satellite "with a speed greater than those of the existing atellites should be able to reach the moon and help us to disclose its mys- teries, including the composition of the noll," he added.—China Mall Special,

The Dutch Know

They'll Lose, Indonesia Says

United Nations, Nov. 28.

A New Guinea-born member of the Indonesian Parlia- ment indicated today that he favoured a plebiscito to enable the people of West New Guinea to decide whether they would stay under the Dutch or join Indonesia.

A. B. Karubuy, elected last year from the Celebes although he claims to represent West Irian (Weat New Guinea) in Parliament, sald in a news conference that the terri- tory's people would choose to go with Indonesia in any plebiscite.

Kashmir: Britain "But I don't believe the

And US Agree

On

Special Envoy

New York, Nov, 28.

Dutch would allow a plebiscite because they know they would lose," he said. "It! would be better if the Dutch did allow a plebiscite,"

Indonesia claims West New

Dutch. The Netherlands has

Britain and the United States today agreed to Guinea, which is held by the suggestions that a special U.N, envoy should pledged eventually to give the attempt to get "a peaceful settlement” of the 750,000 inhabitants of the terri- Indian-Pakistan dispute over Kashmir rather tory an opportunity to decide

their own political future, than try specifically for demilitarisation,

Council and by both parties."

Rejected

Mr Karubuy said the peoples Bastern and Western Japanese shipyards said tho previous draft resolution sub-continent earlier this year of both

one Philippines reparations misalon, would have sent Dr Frank to examine the situation, said it New Guinea "belong to

-The Eastern part is under Minister Caesar Lanuza, Graham, U.N, representative had been evident from the family", began shopping for new ships for India and Pakistan, to try debate on the resolution that administered by Australia, under the reparations pro- to negotiate the demilitarisa-"widely divergent views are was threatened by afheld both by members of the tion. It gramme severnt weeks ago.

Ships for which the Philip-Soviet voto. pines asked and received ap- Sweden last night tablod proval in the past under the amendments. using a

He submitted the amendments wording. avoldthin the hope that they might reparallons programme included general

in "demilitarlestion," | assist five barges, three dreilgore, one mention of

surmounting the fishing canning ship, three cargo thereby hoping to gvold the dimculties we are faced with." ships in the 5,000 deadweight threatened veto. ton class and about eight fish- ing boats-United Press.

Supreme Soviet

London, Nov. 28, Moscow Radio salil today that the Supreme Soviet-the nation's Parliament--would meet December 19.-Router.

OD

AMENDMENTS

of

•

He added that although he considered the poople of West New Guinea to be one with both Indonesia and Australing New Guined, "at this point we

are

Sir Pierson Dixon, of Britain only fighting for West Irlan to enid he "would certainly be disjoin Indonesia", posed to accept any form of Afr Gunnar Jarring

words acceptable to bath into parties." Sweden today Introduced the Security Council his amendments to the previous resolution sponsored by Bri- toin, the United States, Aus tralia, Colombis

The Philippines.

Mr Jarring, who as past pre- sident of the Council visited the

and

The Honduras Row

In London.

London, Nov. 28, The Guatemalan Minister here, Senor Licenciado don Jorge Garcia Granados, denied today that there was anything "improper" about discussions he had with some Ministers of a British Honduras delegation in London on the severance of the Central American colony's links with the Crown,

EX-

He explained that it did not follow from his statement that

New he favoured Australian

a part of "Our desire is to avoid any Guinea becoming proposal which would Five Indonesia at some other point. Was offence either to India or Pak- He emphasised that he stan," he added.

qualified only to speak on West Now Guinea,

and Netherlands Both the Sir Pierson Dixon said he anxiously and hopefully awaited Australia have rejected Indo- the reactions of India and nesian claims 10 West New Pakistan.

Guinea and have contended that there is no natural link betwedu Mr James Wadsworth of the the New Guinea people and the

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who originally came from New Guinea. Ho is here to attend the U.N. debate on the West New Guinea question.

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Omelal knowledge of the Expressing hls "amazement discussions had ted to the at the inconsistency of tho British Goveniment breaking off Brush attitude," the Minister talks with the delegation which said: "My personal explanation came here to seck financial ale is that the Colonial Secretary

Singapore, Nov. 28. and constitutional advancement. (Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd)

The Singapore Government Белот Granados, newly pected that tho delegation today Introduced anti-smuggling orrived in Landon,, was to have would reject during the talks measures and imposed a quota

Mr Karabuy said the 42-23 presented his credentials. to any possibility of considering system on cigareite exports to

vote in the Committed "actually Queen Elizabeth today.

the Guatemalan plan. This did Indonesia,

Implies that two-thirds of the The appointment was sudder- not happen." ly cancelled.

Mr K. M. Byrn, permanent world population is in favour West He said British Honduras A British Foreign Office secretary to the Ministry of Indonesia's claim to

Irian," was part of the old kingdom spokesman said here tonight that Commerce and Industry, sald "I am convinced that if the of Guatemala which Guatemala Britain hod made it clear the measures

would help to resolution on the question hoped to revive in new throughout to the Guatemalan clamp

extensive

then Central American Federation government that it was not will muggling being organised from West Irlan is not adopted by

the General Assembly, Ing to discuss with it any change Indonesia, led by it.

the people of West Irim, to- THE PLAN

in the status of Brilləḥ Honduras, Under the measures, the gether with their brothers in cigarettes kept In all other parts of Indonesia, But, the spokesman added, number of Some months ago the Guato-Britain had told Guatemale that bond in Singapore

will be will move toward the freeing malan and British Govern-

West Irlan from Buch cigarettes, which of

Dutch ments had agreed to

It was ready to negotiate with it limited, meet to certain economic matters which

duty-free,

often colonisation," he said. "seek a solution to the prob- could be of beneft to Guatemala exported" to Indonesia and He asserted that Dutch con- lem of British Honduras," the and to British Honduras. These then smuggled back to ginga-centration camps on the island pore at huge profits, France were filled to capacity---United His purpose in meeting the nintiers included such things as

transport facilities-Reuter. Presso:

Prces. British Honduras

delegation WUB to brief them on the Guatemalan Plan.

Minister said.

Ho declined to disclose to the press conference today the nature of the Customminn plan, which he cold had not yet been put before the British Government.

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