The Sedalia Democrat from Sedalia, Missouri • Page 2

Jap Writer Tells of US Holding Him TOKYO IT A Japanese leftist writer, Wataru Kaji. charged before the Japanese Diet today that American Counter-Intelligence Corps (CIO agents kidnaped and beat him and held him prisoner more than a year. The U. S. has officially denied the accusation.

Made originally two days ago it has created a furor in Japan. The said Kaji. 49, was picked up late in the end of the Allied briefly for questionir.g and released. 'rhc added that no Army agency had detained any Japanese national Japan gained her independence April 28, 1952. Kaji charged Monday he was held prisoner by the CIC imiil Sunday night.

He became a cause rolcVjre of leftist opposing Premier Shigeru Yoshida pro- American government. Todav attorney, Inomata. 'leftwing Socialist member of the Diet, read a written Kaji accusation i specifically named the CIC. Today, at a press conference immediately preceding his Diet appearance, Kaji told Jaoane.sc reporters he personally had ten tlic Monday accusation and all of it was true. the'Official Army denial.

Japanese newspapers speculated that Ka.ii might have been held bv some agency of tlic U. S. Some suggested the Central Intelligence Agency which has no connection. qhivctoy 'T The There tisaiors today to learn how l.ud to re.t at serve- Icft-wmgers was chosen for the tomorrow, US'- of the Carnegie Endow- u. Col.

William H. Isbell Jr. mid don for International Peace. killed wh.le Most major Tokyo Japanese news- and John W. s.

noted New bravest thing I ever papers adopted an editorial policy York attorney and a trustee of the of and endowment. Lol. L'bell. bv virtue of his age Kaji fled to China before World Hiss, former State Deparcmenv qualified for a War II, reportcdlv worked for the official, was convicted and is qehind the line of action. But Allies against Japan in the war.

Ing a penitentiary servip for ly- happened to be on the scene then for the Chinese Nationalist ing under oath when he denied company was dug in below government, and later switched to passing secret papers hill and aU the the Chinese Communist regime. a Soviet espionage agent. oui -crs wer' wruindcd. leaving the government and seventh Division hc Kiquarters in before his indictment. was Korea has announced Col.

limil named president of the multimil- recommended for the lion-dollar Carnegie peace fund by yiedal of Honor. a nominating committee of which He was a native of Texas and Davis was director. Tlie House committee is probing riionia' In llollx Georgia Gihhs, Orphan ho Made Good, Tells of Sueeess I.oiidoii Hlaiiicd For Ucatlis of e. WATCH TELLS of only 15 existence, this super watch has a perpetual calendar, cnimcs. and comolicated mechanism indicates tne year, month dc.y weerTnd month, as well as pei forming ordinary iimcKecpu.g It also indicates phases of the moon and takes into accuuni 'eap vear variations us calendar.

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