—_ 4 THE HOWOLULU ADVERTISER Tuesday, July 29, 1958 JAPAN TO ASK DAMACES FOR ATOM DUST TOKYO (UPI) == Foreign Minister Aiichire Pujiyama said yesterday he would ask the JU. 3. gevernment fer a compensation when he gets full reports on damage inflicted on crew men of two atom-dusted Japanese scientific survey ships. Fujiyana made the statement in anewer to a question by Socialist member Mrs, Satoko Togari who said at a House of Representatives Foreign Affaire Committee meeting that the Japanese Coast Guard boats Takuyo and Satusma were outaide the Bikini danger sone when they received atomic dust. * + * Mrs. Togari demanded that the Japanese government file a strong protest with the U. 5. Government. Pujiyana said as soon as he finds the condition of the crew menbers of the two ships, he would send a protest note to the U. S. and ask for @ Compensation for any damage inflicted on the crew men. Dectors on Way to Aid Crenen YOKOHAMA (UPI) = The Coast Guard dispatched the 700-ton patrol boat Muroto to Guam yesterday with e doctor and medicine fer crew men of two atomdusted Japanese scientific survey ships, BEST AVAILABL E Copy