Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1950 — Page 4

Reveals Desire. on Eve of Election; E Reds Call Strike Over u. S. Arrests,

] The Japaiient government i today that it would be willing to sign separate peace ‘treaties ith the. Western Allies,

leaving Russia out. The unprecedented announcement was made In a statement : <

issued by the Japanese Foreign Ministry. The ministry is in charge ‘of Premier Shigeru Yoshida, who is Foreign Minister as well’ as : Premier. ICounch. where five 'H beses ond 1200 - uncH where five member na-| hter planes in - Observers considered’ it most] [tions—two short of the required iberia, intelli. - Jdikely that Gen. Douglas MaCAT- raiority of seven—already rece | gence reports soy. ‘thur's headquarters approved the ,..i;e the Chinese Communists. Naval ond oir statement before It was made “mnoue quarters believe that H ope POMS Eo *. publie. ? [Egypt and Ecuador, both Security PETROMVLOVSK Morkovs oo The 12-page statement traced! +Couneil members, are “good bets” KOMANDORSKIE ee © 7 the history of ‘the Allied occupa-| to extend recognition to Peking 1S. are bei SIBERIA tion, ‘praised the progress accom-| and thus end the deadlock. arene | . plished under Gen. MacArthur's! There have been reports in re-: ET Ady § ; direction, and said that Japan|cent weeks that Egypt was lean-| ‘ 1 through Américan loans and as-/ ing toward kecognition. Feuador| : sistance “now has been able to pnee proposed that the Commin- | en, TEER reach a state of: so-called ‘de’nisst be seated temporarily, pend-! SIBERIA. Fr facto peace.” {Ing a vote by the General Assem-| ussion Foo, Not Japan's Fault tbly. The proposal was later with-| planes FCUUUSD | Zon Bering See “The fact that no peace treaty drawn, h often “buzz” NTT has been concluded is, as Gen. ~~ « - U, 8, Policy fy American oir- 5 + MacArthur has stated not Secretary of State. Dean’ Ache-| firs Groat ho t= Japan's responsibility but due to son. pe-emybasized. A i Circle route Horbor the international situation, about "0" Fe-¢mphasized America’s CL which Japan can do nothing.” [hands-off position when he again Meanwhile, the Japanese Com-| told members of Congress yester-| Tlimat Darty Sali Tor 4 Hations day that the United States would] ~ ‘wide general strike Saturday in = protest against the: arrest and" veto admission of the Chinese ‘Reds. This has been the historic, . ; trial of eight Japanese for attack- Tord core of ALASKA'S ing five American soldiers. {U. B. position, defense consiotof bout 0 The Communists addressed a The United Nations Trusteeship | _ strike call to all Japanese work- Council meets today, confronted | ANCHORAGE FATRBANKS ~ ers and students. It said the alm|with a demand from the Chinese; area, fewer than 1000 ~ of the strike was to obtain release Communists for Immediate: seat-| combat ground troops. Se fc --of the eight now on trial in aBiing of theif newly-appointed dele- 8 A Oceon Alled court. gat { Ne tat «Responsible observers doubted Russia, which failed to send === Se = th» strike would be effective. {representative to the . council's The Communists pointed ~oit last session at Geneva, accredited | =~ rr

that Baturday already had been Alksander A. Soldatov; its No. 3 . x designated for a strike of workers delegate, for this session. pom irr the automobile and iron and This was taken as an indication! steel unions. {that the Russians would attend]

United Nations today's opening meeting and

|probabiy would stage another] HIGH U. 8. ofcials in Wash-| iwalkout their 31st—if the 12-na-“ington are_conceding_ privately {of BIOUP refund to oust the that the séating. of - Communist! ~ China in the United Nations is only a matter of time. Yugoslavia They acknowledge that the] TWO high - ranking Yugosiav. ‘Red regime from Peking mayiarmy officers pleaded guilty to-| Zk it Nations General Assembly™08Y to charges of desertion, treameets next September, t ‘son and espionage for Russia. . Foreign diplomats in Washing--ton. are -conviriced the question their “will be -decided in the Security d

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