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- hal fee Ee Sad 3. fe 1 RE ecg . ae i Tokyo Shimbun of August 4, 1956 stated messages had also come from Ceylon, peace -treaty committees of Great Britain, the Netherlands Nuclear Bomb Prohibition Council, the International Democratic Lawyers! Association, the International Mothers‘ Standin Committee and the Iniernational Human Rights Provection League. In addition tothe names mentioned abouc, "Akahata," Japan Communist Party (JCP) organ, in its issue cf August 10, 1956 ' Indicated messages read on the first day of the Nagasaki nuclear- bomb prohibition conference had come from Burmese Premier U BA SWE and Ceylonese Premier BANDARANAIKE. On August 13, 1956, “Akahate” reported that congratulatory mesanges from Premier BULGANIN of the Soviet Unton; Premier GROTEYO] of East Germany; Woman Justice Minister WASILO/SEKA of Poland, who - attended the_conference last years OLSTRAXH, who came to Japan iast fallj and MrassRQOSEVELT drew "hearty applause." Bleitf L f So 105 -02.469 Xa _—_