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WASHINGTON. Aug. 26 -(.u-. -7 India has served formal notii-'v it will hoycott the Jnpanez-o TFPRLV fIPFt”t COHLFTFHCE YIPXV. month principally hecniisn it oh- Jecta to provisions which permit United States deience forces to remaln in Japan.

Prime Minister Nehru's govern

' ment also said that arrangements

for American Il'IllL!Elltlp over the Rynku and Bonin islands "must carrv the seed oi iuture dispute and possible roniiict Ir. the Far East."

An American reply mi-do publ'c at the same time as the com munlcation trom India rejected these arguments and said:

"It would be quite impractic- able and totally unwelcome fer the United States to help to de- tend Japan it that were not want- ed by the Japanese people."

, U. S. Expresses Regret A 1.5m-word note by the State

Department expressed regret at India's decision not to sign the

ilndia To Boycott J up Peace Treaty Conference In Sept.

Ame-rirnn-uvnisli sponsored treaty at n coninrtm-c in San Francisco opening Sept. 4.

The 13.5.-indin cxriiaiige was made public nt the State Depart- ment l0l1ll;lli. India's note was dated Aug. 2'! nnd the American response Aug. 25,

liidln tzavt, notice in its note that it also ('thj('L'lPd to the pro- posed trt-niy on these grounds:

I. No arrangements were pro- vided tor 'iIll'ldlnR ovcr Formosa in Communist China.

2. There is no written ap- provnl oi fiuaain'a acquisition of the Kurile islands and South Sakhalin, r. luck India said is neither lust nor expedient.

Indin iinid that. despite ltii rc- iiieai to sign Ihh proposed treatv nt Siin Francisco it will make it separate peace pact with the Japanese Government and estah Iliah lull diplomatic relations ywi'ii

t.

In its reply. the ll. 8. deplored India's decision to make s sep- arate peac- and said:

"There can never

be united

HAGUE. Sask.. Aug. 26 - (CF) m Plans to quarantine Mennonite sections of three rural municipal- itleii. to halt the spread of n Fl)'sl' entery epidemic which lziiicd tour hsbles, have been laid aside.

All victims oi the diacaiie or they numbered more than 50 iii the peak of the outbreak -- were

Improvlng Saturday except tor two babies whose condition was

described na "doubtful." There were no new cases Friday. . The council of Rosthein rural

municipality the

decided Frirlny isolation measure. But

on all

nction tor pence unless the na- tions arc willing to accept yvhet. to each. may aeem impertections.

"The Government or the United states believes that the peace will be more 'stsbie it it is iounderi on united action, Just as victor; involved united action and the

occupation involved united act- ion." '

Quarantine. Plans In Sask. Area Revised As Disease Outbreak Eases

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Mennonites in the stricken set- Ilcmcniii in this district 35 miles northoiiiit ot Saskatoon agreed to co-oporatc In preventative mCltI- urea by restricting visiting. with that assurance. and he- cnusc isolation would be hard on inrmers at harvest time. the quar- antine deiision was rescinded. However all schools will remain closed iintii Sept. 10 or later. There With in church service to- day but Rosthern oltlcials said cetin. one oi the new wonder- drugs similar to penicillin. is being used to treat the victims. Doctors have theorized the dia- -,-nsc r - on inllammation 0! mile- oua membrnne and the intestines A-rwns contracted in Mexico by some 62 Mennonites. members of the minority Bernthal sect. who left Hague inst May 28 by iruci in: Sundays: until the disease is cleared up. Ministers today gave Mennonite tamtiles disease-prop ventton instruction. Dr. D. A. Hemm said cholomiy- there would be none on tollow-

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