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U.N.O. SHELVES IRAN CASE Russian Withdrawal Still On Agenda
Russian Drops An Atom Hint
Moscow, April 5. Abraham Joffe, one of Rus-, authorities on sia's foremost atomic energy, asserts in the newspaper "Izvestia" that the time is not far off when Rus- sian scļontists will the properties of atomic ker- nols with the same case that
examing
they study the onergy of gases and of crystal struc-
tures now,
Sharp Criticism "Squire"
By
Australia
NEW YORK, APRIL 5.
MEMBERS
Got His License
press
POST OFFICE FRAUD CASE ENDS
Paro's
Army Officer's Love Letter To Italian Girl
Rome, April 5.
Lidia Cirillo, hailed in the Italian Press an a protagonist of Italian womanhood, broke down and, wept bitterly yesterday at her trial opened on charges that the killed Captain Sydney E. Lasch of the British Army last October after he allegedly betrayed hør.”
London, April 5. Three man were sentenced at the Old Bailey today for the what was described as most serious conspiracy in the
A packed courtroom · looked a gun he had given her,-Asso-
from clated Press. Post Office's history, which upon the young woman
Torre Annunziata in Southern concerned forging of thous- Italy as a heroine. Before the
stamps.
Was
· Bon-
"
Tidal Wave Death Toll
He adds that Russian physin would settle their troubles | time." Ala' declared. He said (comprising 19 cottages and aftenced to three years penal aor not unly married but had begun to 69, during the last 24 hours,
sicist 4
assurances
was won over
ON A MOTION BY U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES. BYRNES, THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUN-
| sands of fivo'shillings savings | session opened, the Carabinieri CIL SHELVED THE IRANIAN CONTROVERSY UNTIL
were compelled to draw člubs to MAY 6, BUT THE DECISION CAME ONLY AFTER
London, April 5. REPRESENTATIVE CRITICIZED
James Dewar, 44, dealer. of threaten about 300 men and wo- AUSTRALIA'S
Two of England's qulot Hatherley Gardens, Crouch End, men who were trying to get into SHARPLY THE WALKOUT OF RUSSIAN DELEGATE
sentenced to nine year's the airendy crowded com
Mias Cirillo broke down when
Monolulu, April 5. ANDREI GROMYKO AND ACCUSED THE COUNCIL places are in the news today.
Time was called by the licens- penal servitude. He was stated
The discovery of five more OF FAILING TO DO ITS DUTY.
ing justices at Old Shire Hall, by the polico to have written a passionate love letter she had NINE OF THE COUNCIL'S 11.
VOTED FOR Dorchester, and out went the alleles claiming to by the lead-written to the captain was read bodies at Ililo brought the tidal wave death toll in the Hawaiian BYRNES' RESOLUTION. GROMYKO'S CONTINUED "Squire" of Plush with his poc-er of the Dartmoor mutiny. in court. Half rising from the
box the cried Islands to 88, all killed as a ABSENCE ACCOUNTED FOR ONE MISSING VOTE ket full of plans for the village's James Dodd, 84, engine fitter of defendant's
result of the tremendoua fidal "Enough, 'onough. AND THE ABSTENTION OF AUSTRALIA'S W. R. new pub, reports the "Daily Ex-Hornsey Rise Gardens, London:
The letter, dated Sept. 29. de- wave of Monday which started North, was sentenced to five
as a result of submarine earth- clared in part, “I will wait for HODGSON FOR THE OTHER.
It was a famous victory for years penal nervitude.
George Henry Donovan, 48, a you tonight, it will be the most quakes off the tip of Alaska,
beautiful night of our lives.".
* The number missing in Ha- Quo Tai-affaira of Iran remain on the the "Squire," 40-year-old John Council President
After she learned Lanch was
wali has been reduced from 85 chi said he hoped Iran and Rus- agenda, to be brought up at any Barnard Hankey, and for Plush Paddington huilder, was
vitude. population of 60)--- --
The decision
They had been found guilty of going with another woman, the lowering the total of those who on the thresh- and make further discussion un-Iran had received stand
un- defendant said "I shot him not were believed to have lost their hold of a new
lives in the Pacific arena from technique of necessary, but it was flodgson from the United Nattens that it
kernel's who added the final fireworks to could not have obtained by it- the new inn. the Green Dragon conspiring with persons
to defraud the Post-only to vindicate my own name turning
176 to 169. and the Fox at Fully, in the known 11 Inte
of the Rus-Parish and Village of Piddle-master-General of money. Dono- but to defend Italian women."
Spectatora were In his criticism
the energy
Property damage in visibly van pleaded guilty to possessing The council adjourred at 5.46 fields, including rocket motor
women pushed Hawaiian Island in estimated at power. Joffe said that the realm. Q.M.T. (1.46 am. Friday,sian altitude toward the council trentide, 1-1/2 miles away.
Into his cottages the "Squire" 4,000 forged stamps. All the moved. Several study of atoms began with the Hong Kong time) until April 9. actions, Mr. Hodgson, the Aus-
The nations which voted for tralian delegato, leaned hunched put electric light, hot and cold men admitted possessing 25,944 to the defendant's box and kiss- U.S. $10,000,000.
other unbeard of forged stumps and forged dies. ed her when the Court was ad- spectacular destruction stepping up of electricity Intol
resolution the Byrnes
were over the coumeil table as he water and
Derek Curtis Bennett, K.C., journed to reconvene the next pensive waterfront, estates OC- linen cap-boards. things like for atom of volts thousands
curred in the fashionable Koko China, The Netherlands. Franer, spoke in sharp, terse sentences.lis idea was to stow the drift prosecuting, sairt enough paper morning. smashing.
he Mexico, Poland, Britain. Brazil, When the vote was
founa to print £100,000
Mina Cirillo was alleged to Head area on Qahp · Island, Joffee states that Cyclotrons
United States. kept his hands firmly, op the of countrymen to the towns and was
to complete plans for a social worth of savings stamps.--Reu-have chot Larch to death in his where the loss was put at $1, Am-table exist now which are powered "Egypt and the
office in Rome on Oct. 10 with' 000,000.—Associated Press. Adjournment came after up to 50,000,000 volts. Soon
Hussein Ala Plated While Russia had asked de- centre. He got a provisional ter. there will appear cyclotrons and baseador
Iran's acceptance of deferment lay on the case untii April 10, licence fr the pub.
To the Justices Barnard Han- cynchrotons producing up to 300,000,000 and more volts, but and Byrnes and thanked mem-Iran had preased for an imme-
diate full discussion on its key said, "The nearest pub-the in cosmic rays there are par-
merit. The Byrnes resolution Fox at Folly-is 14 miles away ticles with energy in the "bil-
provided that the council ask for and I know that chaps out of the Left-Wing Government. today Bons and thousands of billion of
report on the withdrawal of forces who had their wet can-obtained a vote of confidence volta:
Red Army troops at the expira.teen even in Burma. just won't from the Chamber of Deputies,
by 107 votes to 91. walk." tion of the May 6 deadline.
Acker's cabinet consists of Sociallata, six Liberals, his four Communists and five non-
party technicians.-Router.
alom numerous
have
the case.
new
bers for their votes.
Australian Critichim In approving the Byrnes pro- it was believed
Russian of all of Iran's
understood that
posal, Ala said Soviet scientists
for that withdrawal Nome time concentrated their troops would ease attentions on cosmic rays In problems. their study
"It is of the atom and
questions of the withdrawal of troops and interference in the
atomic energy. Associated
Preas.
the
International Covenant On Free News Suggested
New York, April 5.
An international convenant within the framework of the United Nations, to remove political and other barriers to the flow of world news and information, was includ- od in a
special report issued by the Commission for freedom of the press yesterday.
British Forces In Indonesia
aelf.
..
Hankey
with
Thu Juslices considered for) Egyptian Member Mahmoud Hasan Pasha endorsed the pro- ten minutes and then out went six posal asserting: "The gesture Barnard of the Soviet republic in comply-licence.-Reuter. ing with the decisim of this council should be commended."
First Step
Britain's Sir Alexander Cado- gun asserted that Byrnes had mado "a valuable contribution" to the settlement of the question and added that the adoption of the Byrnes resolution might be the "frat atop toward a peace- ful and amicable settlement" of the whole complicated Iranian situation, of which the with- drawal of troops is but the im- mediate and most critical phase. Poland's Oscar Lange nh- nounced, his endorsement, and in short order Egypt. Brazil, Britain, Poland and Moxico Jined up. Henri Bonnet's agree, for France brought the necessary council majority.
ment.
The report was written by the Lewellyn White, chief of News and Features Bureau of the overseas branch of the Office of War Information, and Ro-
∙Gromyka Returns, - . bert D. Leigh, director of Che
Russian Delegate Gromyko Intelligence Foreign Brendezst service of the Federal Com-lost little time in returning to the council fold after the Iran- ian case was completed, at least They recommended motion of "the free flow of true time Gromyko has been
temporarily. It was the first information and the removal of
munications Commission.
the pro-
scen
Batavia, April 5. British forces will remain troops are evacuated and the gation of areas where distor council members since his-March
CONFIDENCE VOTE
Brussels, April 5. Achille -van
Acker's
new
Pope Calls For Action Against Hunger Menace
Vatican City, April 5.
Pope Pius XII in a world brotdcast last night called upon the countries of the world to unite in the tremendous task of feeding famished peoples lest hungor threaten the "sorely needed peace.'
His Holiness called especially upon the rich granaries of Argentina and Brazil and the resources of other Latin American countries. He urged that "the conviction penetrate everywhere that the present menace of hun- ger is a common peril that should unite all people in one solidarity and commori fraternity".
Allles Must
in java until all the Japanese artificial barriere" und investi- with all 10 of the other security Come First
thoritative source.
facilities
to
27 walkout.
Sir Britain
Estimating that one fourth
of the world's population faces "the sinister menace of hunger," the Pontiff said that until the next harvest it is in- dispensable that imports to Europe be increased.
Black Market
of the
He said that even a scarcely noticed rationing in catter pro- visioned countries would bring notable aid to hard hit people and that therefore his, "oyes turned confidently to the coun- tries of Latin America."
Fresh from his recent con- ference with the food, expert, tion of truth and fomenting of
of Dutch and
Alcxander Cadogan
London, April 5.- Eurasian
Herbert Hoover, the Pope women international discord are being
Allies must be fed before praised the leadership expressed. confidence
which and children are safe against | practiced.'
that solution of the delicate pro- former enemies, Prime Minis- the United States had taken in Indonesian extremists, it wat The statement said that a
ter Clement Attlee told the alleviating the needa learned yesterday from an au- private industry generally could blem constituted a good augury
for the council's future.-Asso- House of Commons yesterday world. He said no that disecminate Information about
ciated Press.
"We shall do all we can to Canada had responded with the United States. It asserted
Pressure Off
prevent our lato enemies from traditional generosity" and At best the British cannot that the absence of profitablo)
suffering starvation," he said, that Great Britain had continu-, withdraw in lese
Teheran, April 5. than three markets in some areas required
The consensus of diplomats, "but if it comes to the choice ed her assistance. months, this source sold, if the special action and urged the for-
to consider our current evacuation
political observers and govern- one is bound scheme mation of a committee repre- proceeds smoothly and a Dutch-senting the government and the ment officials here yesterday re friends before our enemies." He Indonesian settlement, ia reach management of international garding the Iranian problem apoke during the parliamentary ed. No time table exists for communications
before the United Nations was debate on the world food short- summed up in the remark. nge, the withdrawal of the British | deal with such arena.
He expressed the hope that and Indian troops from Java,
Not Utopian
The pressure is off".
Prince Firouz, government after the present emergency, however.
The report said that such a
obviously spokesman,
was the world would see an era in The British forces are ara- committee should attempt to pleased with the solution of which there would be neither dually being transferred to in secure the required supplemen: what the Iranian Premier term starvation, nor under nourish dia, the source continued. tary dissemination by inviting There is on plan to replace Brl participation of private indused the nation's "priority pro ment. Associated Press.
blem.??: tish troops man for man with the Dutch. The British will remain in command in the In- dies with the task of evacuat Ing the Japanese and succour ing the internces.
needed." White and Leigh · re- Brigadier LC.A. Lauder, commended the setting up of a Chief of Staff to Lieut-Gen. Sir foreign press. corps accredited Associated Press. Montague Stopford, comman to the host government to deal der-in-chief in Jave, told with the governmen Appeals press conference he had every could be taken to the
United reason to believe that the pre-Nations by either' the Corps sont plan for evacuating the the host. Japanese would be guccessful.
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...
trics and non-profit organiss-In the evacuation of the Rus tions. Should that fall, the com-
according to the mission said the committee aian troops, shou'd request the government agreement, "we have maintain- "to undertake the dissemination with it the friendship of power
ed our national integrity
ful neighbours," Firouz said,—
•
or
FEWER ROAD DEATHS
IN BRITAIN
Kent Cooper, executive dires:
and
U.S. PROTEST ON OIL FIELD
"The noble hearts of their citizens, our most beloved sona and daughters, have in the past -demonstrated themselves fully of open to all invocations charity
the and toward all Washington, Apr. 5.
great interests of humanity." "The Popo wer's on to condemn Mr. William T. Key, American ropresentativa on the Allied Con black marketeers for "hatefully trol Council for Hungary others."
exploiting the
misery of vent, a note of protest, to
Marshal Veroshilov, Soviet Commander-in- He declared it necessary that Chief in Hungary, asking that all all maintain calm, recalling Soviet persons be withdrawn from that in the past, illusion had
American
can oilfields in
driven famished masses to, ro- Hungary,
the State disclosed today.
volt and pillage.
"Woe to those,?! hó (sáid "who asked that matinge-
has
London, April 5. · The Indonealing are astor of the Associated Press and Thu Ministry of Transport, every bit anxious to get rid of a leading apokesman for free one of the agencies conducting the Japanese as wo are,” he exchange of world newa, said a campaign to "keep' death offment of the wells be returned to would wish to start a fire, In- vald.
"In any event, discussion and the roads," today jesued secl-American ownership. According citing to useless upheavals, wod i Lauder said he thought the well intentioned recommenda-dont figures for February, to the State Department, the in- to those that stir it up with the evacuation would begin on tions such as these undoubtedly which showed that the improvestructions were sent to Mr. Rey spectacle of their scandalous Apri 17 and continue for six continue to provide hope that a ment noted in January had con- on March 5, while the American luxury and waste."--Associated
Embassy in Moscow also took the Press. weeks or two months Asso-practical plan will develop even tinued. ciated Press.
if it is not Utopian." Associat- During February, 371 poople matter up with the Soylet For An
las Offco-Reiter. the lowest February, total for Jerusalem, Apr. B.
many years were killed in road
BERNARD BARUCH the United Nations Atomic The Military Court here today.
London, April 5. accidents, compared with 884 In
Energy Commission. “... sentenced two Wawish youths to Two persons were seriously February: 1946. However the
Washington, April 5The senate also confirmed the seven years' imprisonment, with injured when a train travelling cases of injury, totalling 9,908, The senate foreign relations appointment, lof Commodore special treatment, for unlawful between Algiers and Gran, went were higher than those of a commifies today approved; the James Vardeman Jar. White possession of 40 home-made off the tracks during a heavy year ago,,*, though they were appointinent site of all Bernard Hours Naval Alda, for a 14 your grenades and 12 "Molotov Cock-sandstorm, the Paris Radio an-Istill below the prewar average, Baruch) New York financier, as torn on the "ilfederal wor tails"-Reuter.
nounced today Bauter
Reuter.
United States TOPTUSOI Hye on board.. Associated Press!
nd Press.
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