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BEVIN MAY FLY TO U.S. Foreign Secretary's Cable To Byrnes

ATOM CRAFT OF THE FUTURE

St. Louis, Mar. 31.

. Atomic-powered, specially ar moured naval cratt for the fuk. ture were predicted here by an that Admiral who proposed atomic energy should be undor civilian control.

Rear-Adm. H. G. Rowen, chief of the navy's recently establish- ed Office of Research and fo- ventions, told the American As- Bociation for the Advancement of Science:

"Ships will continua to sall! the sons despite the atomic bomb, but the Navy is faced with a terrific task in adapting itself to radically changed con- ditions."

Repudiation Of Envoy's Remarks

WASHINGTON, MARCH 31.

THE BRITISH Foreign secreTARY, MR. ERNEST BEVIN, HAS CABLED THE UNITED STATES SECRETARY OF STATE MR. JAMES BYRNES THAT HE WILL FLY TO NEW YORK BUT ONLY IF MR. BYRNES SHOULD ADVISE HIM THAT A SECURITY COUNCIL.CRISIS IS: THREATENING THE EXISTENCE OF THE UNO FOLLOWING THE RUSSO-IRANÍAN DISPUTE, IT WAS LEARNED IN RESPONSIBLE DIPLOMATIC QUARTERS HERE TODAY.

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the lopments "vitalize sub-ing pressure of work, declared that this was due to patriotism West marine as one of our most pro- that he had no intention of leav-which sometimes gets control of ID.

Ho add-him. mising naval craft in the time ing London at present.

Paro "Certain rumoura

Pard have been Dbl. when atomic warfare forces used, however, that he was ready beneath the surface of the sea." to take off

West opened the King of clubs, then at a moment's circulated in the past few days switched to a boast, South won and Of surface craft, he said bot- notice, should Mr. Byrnes in- but it will be made known--af led a trump, East winning with the toms could be made of specially dicate that the Boriuisness of the Premier pointed out in his Ace The hear retum was taken by strengthened plate armour to the situation Justified such. a speech-that the Iranian Gov-Bouth's foe, and that was the last make them less vulnerable to move.

ernment and people are bent on triok South won! all bombings,

The Security Council has ad- bringing about the best possible | She led a club, and West took the "Increased epceds (from journed until Wednesday. to relations between the two coun-Quend and Ace, following up with two top diamonde ned a low diamord.. atomic power)," he said, "will await the replies of the Russian tries and it is hoped that by mu south was now down to trumps only; be conducive to reducing the and Iranian Goverments to its tun trust and goodwill this oband, when heart was led through, possibility of effective bombings, request for information about ject will be achieved." •

made the mistake of suffing low A ship powered by atomic energy negotiations between them and

M.P.' 'In Teheran will have a cruising radius re-in particular as to whether the stricted only by the provisions reported withdrawal of Russian

Prince Muzaffar declined to it can carry." ife predicted troops from Iran is conditional

his statement apart warships would

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from saying that it was an of- power plants weighing only 100 about other matters.

Reuter cables from Teherancial government tatement.

Meanwhile He added that the Navy be-today

that Prince

a British Parlin-band reported lieves "enlire control of atomic Muzaffar Firouz, Iranian Gov-mentary delegatio: conslating the spades nine: East's Jack of Spades energy should be placed in civi-ernment spokesman, repudiated of Mr. Michael Foot (Labour) ian hands."Associated Press. "certain statements" made by and Brigadier A. II. Herdshead down to six tricks,

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Jurn, Harts. Mar 31. After travelling 12,000 miles, mostly by air, in little over three weeks during a trip to the Middle East, the Archbishop of York. Dector Garbett, arrived here from Cairo today.

He had been on a visit to the troops in Africa. He visited Palestine, Egypt, Abyssinia and

Eritrea.

The Archbishop said he was

arrived in Hngsein Alá, the Iranian Am Conservative) bassador in Washington, to the Teheran from Lordov to-day.

These two Members of Parlia- Security Council in New York.

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In a statement in Teheran, quiries into the situation there.

Reuters Moscow. correspon-Schenkan'a partner and, with neither Prince Muzaifar Firouz said: "Iran's case was never with-dent cubles that Soviet news sido vulnerable, you held: drawn from the Security, Coun-papers today appeared without

of the Security! cil. In London, it was decided any mention

on Iran that Iran's case would remain in Council's proceedings

ay comment or suspense to allow dirret negotia and Russia, or

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report would made hick the Council. There-tion-Reuter. fore Ghavem 08 Sultaneh personally went to Moscow for direct talks and contacts with Generalissimo Stalin and other high Soviet prsonalities.

TURKEY AND IRAQ SIGN TREATY

London, March 31 Led Astray By Patriotism!

The Exchange Telegraph sald in an An- kara dispatch that Turkey and Iraq "He was received and given a

signed an agreement on Saturday, Stalin and The Ankara radio, heard here, datú

struck with the welfare and educational arrangements for warm welcome by

the_troups.

"I feel that bo in Palestine and Egypt the troops are ghow ing a great self-restraint in difficult circumstances," he said. "I was also struck with the way in which a large number of the younger soldiers

who are now going out there are adapt- ing themselres so happily to the new ennditions."-Reuter,

Prisoners Turned Into Cannibals

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He explained: "All will have and get into an enduring con- in Austria, told the military cal "Moscow- News" today renews

"In different religions them- court here today that he had critical-Soviet comment on British to depend on all, Civilisation is tact with them.. 304n evidens e of cannibalism activities in the Middle East ceasing to be European or Asia-

The "political observer says (tic and is becoming of the world. selven there are movements for at the camp.

The court is trying 60 former that treation with Transjordan Whenover East and West met in reunion of acets within them," members of the staff of the and frag enable Britain to keep the past a cultural renaissance, be continued. "This attempt at

was the rosult. Development of reunion requires to be extended Moscow Thunder camp, where, the prosecution her troops both in Iraq an

Tranajordan. He elles foreign a world wlodom worthy of our to the grent living, faiths of alleges, hundreds of thousands press comment as declaring that time and pince is in the process mankind."

· British troops in of victims perished.

presence of

* If roligion/ became - unique On Greece to-day. He said that five men would Palestine and Transjordan solven

The search for world peace be packed into each bunk of the the problem of the withdrawal of camp hospital, which were in British forces from Syria and is not a more aspiration but an argent political necessity," Sir stables. This dead would often Lebanon.

"It is highly symtematiche Sarvepali continuet. lie underneath the beds and not

Timo Je so short. The need be found by the daily check. Roes: an, "that while commenting

He had seen capses without on Britain's efforts to strengthen is so desperate. If we are, to heart and Hver, which the star- her position in the Near East live as menibers of a world com the foreign press stresses the munity, a unity, if not of idan- ving-prisoners had osten-Hou existence of tondondices to form uty, of spiritual ortock and as- blan of Near Eastern countries. Attention has been directed to piration is essential. KURD ATTACKS IN IRAN negotiations between Turkey an

Tobaras, March 11 Iraq that have been in pro-reak Ad Iranians staff officer, khid to day for some this, to Turkey's desire bardovanie stanaleo dieciores and to the fact that the Turkish

communication with division for rapprochment with Syri 1415 extrema Barfaab and Bench prean openly speaks of the door gain and femine on sporadic tasks by abjity of forming auch a bloc,"

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Moscow, March 31. The "reactionary! - regime in Greece supported by British troops bas endangered the squrity of all the "south-east European : peoples, the well-known · Sovlet lecturer, Bir. S. E. Balinkovi alleged nå B.

Moscow meeting in the pubile

•Able museum yesterday. Moscow Bugch: Bi

la open, Interference by The right to see their smontabes, after, föreign power in the Internal ** Cleansing Flames

ownership, and before they have been affairs of Gronce he declared. arwo wars have impressed transmitted: abrind, it was feljered to adding that be

Prosence of forsign correspondante today by Clavill, British troops in the country fur upon the world the urgent need the Buviet central orally authenthe for renewal of faith the lee which, a brew handling, foreign corrther stimulates the deepenice of the economic and political crisis." turer declared, "The atomic pondere lace March 1 Deme, the

Balinkay stated that the latt bomb disclosed strength no wall part month,correrpondents {had jɛno" as weakness in ose civilisation." knowledre of what happened to third Wing SELAMinelsted on the Im

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ved Gastenal Waker Bete upon religion not so mach an Asbrygg's the belegraph of Gros-democracy, the not im

Azerican Ambassador to the revelation to boitained by prodenti come le ported into other bortant t marry a fake motor male faith but as an offer to unvoll denborskie Chananmen Atinuaci

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