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'fi44 ' -' —-- " ' - ' ' i t i - k 4 ' Continued from Page One Buddhist priests ' riotously 4 '1 t ir' e i -- 4 1 s Christians and k '' ft $ -hymnsinging '0V '' Mr Hagerty and the White hundreds of women '''''''' ''''' ' joined iin 4 house group had worked out ' 1 i' tss r it -USwith Japanese officials They oppose the new d I i e ''S Pt t '' - ''''' A4 on the 0 Japan security treaty AMBASSADOR pointy THE v 4 ground It may drag Japan 41i ed out that there had been a Into another disastroun war: i I very strong and adverse reacd the entire! Many demonstrators carried tion throughout 4 4 44 1 ":- - ' ' United States to the attack on ' Japanese lanterns with can 4 e s ' ' 6 ' Mr Stephens and Mr Hagerty dies flickering inside A sea Id V' ' 0 I s 14 1 which had occurred at the air- of these tiny lights illuminated sis: 4 iitks r '" 'II t banners and placards denouncvit 1 k 4' '''"4" e port" ' '13 t E '1 4 0 ' ly1 ' 1 - - Hagerty left Tokyo Sat- ing Japan's military ties with 'i '‘t4 United States demanding the : 1 i iLoi side! It( urday night for Anchorage 4 '44k of Prime Min-- I 4 i 4t °Alaska to Join Mr Eisenhower the resignation I Nobusuke Kishi and urg''' L' 41ar ' before the President starts on' ister Mr dq : Eisenhower not to 4 À er i ' t 4 a tour of Asia that will include ing lore II iol"S 1 i0 ' visit Japan t -' i s4 isit't Forin "‘e stops Philippines ' ' '' I:k--' One group of about 10000 r:: 2 7 "‘4' t 4145: 7 mosa r nawa Japan and -- 4 " ' 1 concentrated on Hishi's house - xr 41c Iii ''4 ''' 4 South K:rea 4 ' e I 1 I :I ' 1' '' g ' VIP 4 114 4! e ge ' In a normally 'quiet residenI ' ' ' - 4 "' 't 4: Hagerty drove' by tho tial district Many were sup- 0 o '1 1 b 44‘ oi ' ' ' -- 14 ii of—the demona masses of Porters 11 N Zengakuren :r whirling 4 i f Iltz-0- "'' '414'' ' L strators on his way to the radically leftist student group t4 os) I k i "-' ' t v ii i 11 i 41'44k1" 4141 airport ' They kept Kishii a prisoner A 04 A i —soo' A na' -"' In his home for almost live 41 14 t 3 t t iikt s fren!1:14 Around midnight the 4 ' A f 2 - 14 '4 4hours ' ' "1 ' ! zied snakedancing screaming 4 l' ?44 - s4 Other demonstrators clubbed s s ? tv st c?'1-rnarchers finally cleared the and s- 4 "14: 7) pummelled 20 members of 1lL t4 ' 4 streets It was the most mas- Kishi's 44v t4 4 lt fl ” 6 Conservative Party and 1 -a 4 'Iti sive display of left wing ''' 41 "s 6 44) ebesieged the American Erri v s t it' r tit strength ever mounted in the bassy shouting: V lII f! fli 1 ftasp1 k ' ' 41— '4 Japanese capital - "Yankee murdere r go f y i i 4 1 ) '"'''' 11ts411 v RISIII HAS personally home" "Ike11Oli't cotneand t r84 e i ' :4'''t f' security pact" 1 pledged Mr Eisenhower's safe- f 0 ' s itil I -1 0r 4 ' ' 4' SoMe rolng the' Commit ty here and both the Prime 0 ‘ 1 i til A ej Minister and the State Depart- - - nitst "Internationale" '' ' si 7: ' N f I ment apparently are banking A ' ) f'aits10 k 4md Norma aA4gb 44104 ' "Jowls" AIR A All were egged on by con- odiummeommemonaimemm222‘0204 on public revulsion against the —Associated Press Wireoboto from Moscow continuing demonstrations here gratulations as the best measure of protec- Peiping and the Communist Demonstrators 'snake dance in front of US I testing' President Eisenhower's forthcoming embassy building in Tokyo Saturday pro- - visit Police did not Interfere with protest press in Japan tion forthe President The President's schedule in Japan still has not been officially announced - - Hagel ty Repo' ts 45 Asked if he were frightened ments Secretary Thomas E A N CH ORAGE ALASKA Stephens and US ambassador whenthe Communists attacked s MacArthur the car Hagerty shoved his June got clobbered" to With that Simple phrase Jr as a "horde of demonstra- jaw forward and said: Presidential Press Secretary tors most of them sing the "I haven't yet been seared James C Hagerty described a 'Internationale"' off by Communists" leftmass assault by Japanese 6 ists on the ear in which he and aHniAonGsElei'sreYaptsdANInlajuryhis'ascotmheHagerty said the demonstrau two other high US officials P tion represented the views of were riding in Tokyo Friday Ihowling only a very small minority in poannetsheeimr obeakricakned Japan HAGERTY ARRIVED at and spat vehicle T H E DEMONSTRATION a nearby Emendorf Air Force climbed on top of the Base at 5:57 pm (8:57 Pm The Americans were rescued resulted in were deeh MST) Saturday from Tokyo by Tokyo police and hell- spargeeardtyrseaviudis i on against scene the by to meet with President Eisen- taken from tactics'" t hower who is schedued to copter arrive here Sunday morning — for' a brief stopover en route to Tokyo and the Far East In a brief news conference Dinner Sunday Farniiy v after he stepped off a Miltary Choice of Dinner Ap petizer Air Transport Service supert ConstellationHagerty said that while he had not been in direct Creamed Chicken & Celery contact with the President--' ever split hot biscuit with parsley '' since the Friday incident "as Julienne carrots anti lime been succotash coffee or with Choice of dinner dome' far as I know the trip hasn't been called off" I a PC HAGERTY DESCRIBED the -thousands who attacked the STH SOUTH AND MAIN car in which he was riding '''''"'"Arwwwtvto"Orlil Amyl Peeking with White House appoint-— Associated Previa BY I 0 2f 'r ' a CI o 1)bel ed 4 ''''' rr t r --- - 4 - a i I 1 - - - i t ' miwammommfrIPOIr' - ' is If 4 ' '- : - - 11111Pmok US Presses Tokyo 1777: or- a e ty oyes " t - — e 1 - - - ' 7 ' - ' s 1 i 110 SO pm MAIN OGDEN ST 0 t SALT-ux- PROVO t Ic)' 1 - -- 1) cirrL i- - i i l- a ' r- - ° ' S mu |
