Evening star. [volume], September 20, 1946, Page B-8, Image 29

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Action Expected Soon
On Repatriating Japs
From Southeast Asia
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By the Associoted Pre*$
An Anglo-American decision to
speed the return home from South
east Asia of more than 100.000 Japa
nese reportedly is in the making to
day.
Its objective obviously is to pull
the rug from under any possible
Russian contention that this coun
try has sanctioned the use of "slave
labor."
Officials familiar with the discus
sions now going on told a reporter
that an announcement probably will
j be issued in a week or 10 days, de
! pending on the shipping situation in
-the Far Pacific.
These officials said it was the
j shipping situation, now improving—
plus the task of corralling the scat
tered Japanese—that has been re
sponsible for the delays. They add
ed that they expect the task to be
completed by year's end.
Strong Obstacle Met.
In line with the Potsdam Big
Three declaration calling on Allied
governments to permit prisoners of
war to return home, the State De
Ipartment’s stand has been taken in
it he face of a strong desire by some
i former occupied countries to use the
prisoners for reconstruction work.
■While sympathetic over the plight
of these countries, the State Depart
ment nevertheless has taken the
; position that American indorsement
j would be inconsistent with current
[ American demands for the repatri
ation of about 800.000 Japanese
troops captured by the Red Army
in Manchuria and Northern Korea.
The task of rounding up the Japa
nese in Southeast Asia fell to the
British Tommies in that area—the
Southeast Asia Command—with
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters re
sponsible for providing the shipping
for repatriation.
Bearing directly on the reported
! speed-up decision is the breakdown
j in negotiations between Russian
and MacArthur representatives
earlier this year over the estimated
800.000 Japanese troops held by
Soviet forces.
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chief of Gen. MacArthurs diplo
matic section, told newsmen several
days ago that he had informed Gen.
Kuzma Derevyanko. Soviet member
of the Allied Council, that shipping
was available for repatriation of all
Japanese from'the Asiatic continent.
Gen. Derevyanko was reported to
have taken the position that he was
authorized to discuss the repatria
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North Korea, and •'certai* Japanese
civilians from south Manchuria "
Mr Ateheson's action in throwing
the spotlight on the former Japa
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was tantamount to diplomatic pres
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But, at the same time, the spot
light reflected on the delay in re
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acknowledged that this country was
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the-kettle-black argument by Rus
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been returned to Japan from South
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