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Mission Starts Talks With Indian Leaders
U.N.O. Atomic Commission To Meet
Now York, May 6.
The same
SIMLA, MAY 6.
MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH CABINET MISSION AND RE- PRESENTATIVES OF THE TWO MAJOR INDIAN PARTIES SPENT NEARLY FOUR HOURS IN CON- FERENCE YESTERDAY. F
Sarcasm From Soviet Paper On Free Press
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THE
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"Pravda," in an article en freedom of the press, quoted by the Moscow Radio, said today that democratie peoples conalbor- NEEDS
A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE CLOSE, HOWEVER
GAVE NO INDICATION OF WHETHER ANY PRO-ed that "only a press was free
U.N.O. Body's Hopeless Deadlock
GRESS HAD BEEN MADE TOWARDS AN AGREE MENT ON INDIAN INDEPENDENCE. While India's future was be- The United Nations Commia- slon for the control of atomicing discussed inside the vicere Congress groups energy is complete except for gal lodge, thu Mexican representative and paraded the hills outside shout- will hold its first meeting ining "long live Hindustan and "long live the revolution. Mus- Now York on May 10, authoritative source said today.im league followers yelled "wo Bources said that will get our Pakistan" and "We Peilge followed the marchers, efforts are being made to have will smash Hindustan," all the representatives on the: Commission in New York in but all was orderly on this first amplo time for the meeting: day of the meeting of the first The United Nations Secretariat assion for five weeks in which has not yet officially announced both sides had met the Cabinet
mission for renewed talks. the date of the meeting.
The end of the present week must show clearly whether an agreement or breakdown will be
The Commission grew out of the decision made by Foreign ministers of the United States,
-03
the outcome atago
negotiatings
in
New York, May 6. The United Nations Security Council's experts on procedure shelved die have temporarily cussions of the vital veto ques- tion after running into an ap parently hopeslass deadlock.
which served the interests of the LAUGHS people and not a handful of mag-
bankers and printing RENT
The article, Written by the So- viet Journalist David Zaslavsky,
appeared.on the 34th first issue of
Soviet
Press Day
Communist TUSZE of tho
the official founded by
Lenin and Marshal Stalin. Luthere
aro newspapers
which
can answer with dignity the ques- tion of what they did during the fion war by stating, We stood for complete and speedy victory'," the writer said.
NOW!-
STAN
OLIVER
LAUREL VERHARDY NOTHING TROUBLE
Many foreign newspapers hing dered the cause of the victory of democracy over Fasciam by soW ing distrust among the Allies, spreading Hes and slanders about the Red Army and acting as cen-MGM tres of, faint-heartedness and dis- belief in victory, he said.
BUT
Sources close to the com- mittee of experts which is draft- of the
the decialvo ing procedural rules for Britain and Russia at the Mos-
of the constitutional
council sald differences between
To what rights can this press cow meeting last December.
inaugurated
made The Foreign Ministera
prevent further discussions at pretend, this press which commended
the freedom of speech granted it, to the United Na conference between the Cabinet Russia and the western powers
Mission, Congress Party and ¡present
freedom from punishment for tions General Assembly, the the Moslem League in Simla to- The committee has therefore es. Such press is not rea-
ita informed turned to consideration of less pected. It is looked down upon. establishment of a commission to consider problems arising day, according to
in the matters controversial
Gan press that covered itself Mary BOLAND Philip MERIVALE: from the discovery of atomic political quarters.
Those close to tho Cabinet hope that
some compromiso with shame during the war pre- energy and other related mat Mission said that a week ago might eventually be worked Lond Ao recognition and respect ters, The Commission, now in working order, comprisca all the nations on the U.N.O. Security Council, plus Canada when gho was not a member of the Coun- cil-Associated Press.
Moscow Hits Italian "Expansionlsts
"
Moscow, May 0
a week
out.
contro-
during peace? We can say with it would have been difficult to stage the meeting which took
There was no indication that antisfaction that the entire Sarlat place today. Equally, they say, the views of the Russian and press came through the stern trial it is impossible to predict what other powers had changed since of war with hongur."Reuter. may be the position
tl San Francisco conference, -hence.
when the veto question proved Atmosphere Mellows
to be one of the most The atmosphere of the morn-versial, issuck.
to be Russia believes" Use of the ing talks was believed somewhat tense, but this ap- veto should be extremely broad pears to have mellowed later in while the western powers feel the day as the result of evident it should be used only in most willingness of the parties to vital matters, such as voting
protective measures search together for a solution.
Negotiations In Teheran Continue
Teheran, May 0.
This evening's semi-oficial against a paper "Estelaat" said, "According A short official communique nation which has threatened in-to reports received by us, negotia issued in the name of the Cabl-ternational peace,Associated tions between the Teheran Govern- ment and the Azerbaijan repre- sentatives are being carried on as usual, without having reached any definito resulta.
Moscow radio last night cri-net Mission, Congress Party Press. ticized Italian Premier De Gas and Moslem League earlier to- perl's statement before the For- night spoke' confidently. of a re- elan Ministers' Council in Paris gular programme of meetings. concerning the Italo-Yugoslav This in itself is regarded as an frontier, declaring that it showed encouraging pointer-Associat how tenacious are Italian expaned Press and Reuter,
aspirations." sionist
Referring to the Soviet view-
point that Trieste should be given
to Yugoslavia, the radio said "
GERMAN EXPLOSIONS
Feacht, May 8.- Army ordnance experts today injustice to the Southern
"Such a solution is in the in- explosions which
Poor Reward For Victory
Greenock, May 4.
The Government's intention. Is not to act a law."
against constitutional "ander
would but an end to the histo | "ought the cause of a series of May Day demonstration today and free, and say that they have
set
off, more
in chains
The paper added that the constitution, the Government has no right to give up Azerbai The Under-Secretary for Jun. The Azerbaijan represents- Foreign Affairs, Mr. Hector tives declare that their movement McNeill, addressing. a Greenock has been completely democratie by
terests
bound by the old laws. of the establishment of than 18,000 tons of captured Ger said that to keep the German obtained their presont rights.
it eliminates
explosives on Saturday night, people permanently immab
Teheran But
politica! lasting peace as it perialist
Siss people. It will and breaking windows in this manently in arms. Reparations groups hope for results from those against the Slavy
were a poor reward if we our- negotiations. Last night's Cabine
noo to Kran: make it possible to put an end to village.
The detonation of the munitions selves were indirectly to pay for meeting agreed the annexationista. plans which
other concessions than those out- Italian Fascism pursued in the was to have been extended over them.
suyeral months Associated Prean.
On Silesia, which he described lined by Ghavam Es Sultaneh." Balkans."-Associated Press.
aa "a gront omerging state, but Reuter still..by European standards very young," Mr. McNeil said that her government was · SUB- picious and when engaged with older, major powers, was con- stantly constrained by an in- Britain, whose people stood
directed causing damage over a wide area, meant keeping ourselves Davolations, and will not have
Persia To Announce Full
Red Army
Withdrawal tries. Withdrawal
New York, May 6.at one time alone, between, the
Was
Britain Gets New Strength
London, May 0.
Mr. J. B. Chifley, Prinic Minis- broadcast today, said that on bla The Iranian Prime Minister, Chavam Es Sultanah will re-world and the devil, was one of ter of Australis, in an overseas port to the world in a statement from Teheran today the few victors seeking no gain, return to his country he would and no extension of her arrange for an immediate exapi the completion of Soviet evacuation from Iran. The Prime Minister will announce that the evacuation has sovereignty and which would ination of food exports to Britain, For the past two weeks, he anid, regime. It
certain that been carried out in accordance with the Soviet-Iranian have no puppet state under her especially oils and fats
Britain could not stand aaide he had been fully occupied with agreement of April 5..
and see
the country made a the Prime Ministers Conference discussions, from which and other Soviet Policy
comparative desert. without ne Hussein Ala, is due to arrive The chief Azerbaijan delegate crippling and restricting her he felt that the British Common- estricting her wealth, and Australia, in particu-
had profitted greatly: In New York from Washington has not yet decreased his clairis, own
I think it will be found that late tonight, in order to give while the Iranian Government Reuter,"
as a result of the Prime Ministers the Security Council officials is only willing to carry on the
Conference Britain will be able to report of the evacuation na re-discussions on the basis of the
speak with renewed strength in the cognells of the world! added. Reater,
The
Iranian
Ambassador, i
standard
Quested by the Council. In seven-point programme of April Arab States
structions from Teheran con- 22, it is reported, cerning this report have still
It is reach agree-
not been received, but are ex-magnt at the next Gabinet me To Protest
pected hourly,
ing tomorrow evening.
lar.
He
CZECHS CELEBRATE Sa Cairo, May 6,
LIBERATION Representatives of seven Arab It is still uncertain whether The Iranian Prime Minister
Prague, May, 07 the chief Soviet delegate, Mr. today lunched with the Soviet ataics met yesterday and docidad
Residents of Prague celebrata Andrei Gromyko, will present Ambassador. The Soviet envoy, to hold an extraordinary session the Council with an official re-in a short speech, praised the of the Arab league to discuss with gay festivity yesterday the evacuation, or achievements of the Iranian measures to be taken against the first anniversary of their viotar- port of the
of German occupation. whether he will leave the Coun-Premier, and said that the recommendations of the Palestine fous revolution against six years
Men,
and children
πράτη promen The secretary-general, cil to remove subject from its Soviet policy towards Iran was Inquiry Committee,
based on friendship of the two
Pasha, announced that all the ing multicoloured national.com. agenda.
peoples
states would protest to the tumes marched in gay processions which Just 'a Meanwhile, in Teheran the
The Iranian Premier replled: United States and British govern through the
como- year ago Iranian Government are carry express gratitude to the mente, adding that if the ing on negotiations with repre- Soviet Ambassador for point mittee's recommendations are ac run and small- arma sentatives: from the northerning out my achievements, but cepted as the polley of host the fight for
The festival province of Azerbaijan. I must add they have only just governments it will be interpreted
The Premier, it is reported begun Other matters need to as opposing the Arab states services during which the ashes of from Teheran, has ordered the be enrried out with the same The extraordinary • #6ssion- Government delegates not to success. We have come to find the league may take plate li accept any deviation from the out that in the evacuation of Syria or Labs non and will be on come dats between May 16 and torms he has already announced Iran, the Soviet Government 20 Associated Pres
The stumbling block is the socks nothing but the Independ question of votes for women, ence and prosperity of Iran."-- The Prime Minister says that Heater
women are not yet permitted, to Vote under the constitution, while, the Azerbaijan' delegation Tax pressing for this, on the ground that it has been graA the Azerbaijan
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