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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1955)
rftlDAV. OCTOBER 14, 195$ HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'PAGE SEVEN U.S. Critic Gets Social Party Lead TOKYO A Japanese who once pulled 4 rickshaw (Or a living and who Is stern critic ol the United States today became head of the powerful new Socialist party in japan. Slender, scholarly Mosiburft Su zuki was elected chairman ot the new Socialist party at a convention that welded into one Bloc tne leu and rig ht wmge which had been divided over policy since 1931. The 62-year-old Suzuki predicted in an interview his forces will win 200 seats In the next election perhaps next sprint. They now have 155 votes in the 467-seat lower house of the Diet dominated by Conservatives. "And in the following election," be said, "We will win a majority." Suzuki has been called an anti American but he denies it. Yet he speaks frankly of his objectives which would cause a reappraisal el U.S. policy la the Far East. They are: Oradual elimination of U.S. forces in Japan: reduction of the small Japanese military torces which the United States wants to see expanded; a Far East non aggression pact binding Japan, the United Stales, Russia and Red China. "Economic independence for Japan," free of U.S. commitments end bans on trade with Red China: normal diplomatic relatione with Red China and Russia based on the West German formula ot an exchange of ambassadors first and a settlement of other issues later; nationalisation of industry, per- clean heat at your fingertip . . when you hart an adequate heating sys tem and are en our "check and fill" lilt. This aiiures you of plenty of clean, efficitnt Stan dard Heating Oil at all timet. For clean heat at your fingertip, call , . 3P1S Peyton & Co. 835 Market Phone 5149 haps only in the fields of coal and I newspaper and milk delivery boy.i electric power. reporter, lawyer and labor lead-! Suzuki forged his Ideas In a bit- "- Ho thus rose to become the ter crucible of poverty and menial Le" Socialist leader. labor. He has pulled a rickshaw I HJs rise to power is based partly! the hand-drawn Oriental taxi Ion a tenor-voiced eloquence. When was a bou&eboy (or a baron, a I he mounts the rostrum, his quiet manner slips away in a wild dis play of invective, shouting, table pounding and arm thrashing. Suzuki Is widely accepted as a man of Integrity and honesty but critics say ne works much too close to the Communist line. Suzuki will argue st length to the contrary about the latter. He calls communism "undemocratic." Suzuki says bis biggest complaint about the United States Is "Amer ica's attitude of Ignoring Japanese aspirations for real independence." 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