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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951.
3.4.4
Locked Out-And The Princess Weeps
Texas-born Princess Sushila Devi, who married Prince Indrajit In December 1950, sits weeping on the verandah of her brother-in-law's palace in Calcutta. With her are Indian newspapermen. The Prince dled in a fire and the Princess, formerly Miss Billie Evelyn Bridges, called on her brother-in-law, the Maharajah
of Cooch Behar, for a maintenance allowance. He was out and the caretaker
refused her entry.-AP Photo.
Colonial Students Face London Housing Problem
London, June 6,
TALKS ON PERSIA OIL CRISIS MAY BEGIN NEXT WEEK
British Delegates
Fly
To Teheran
On
Sunday
London, June 6,
The two directors of the Anglo-Iranian Oil ∙Company nominated to serve in the mission which is to discuss the company's future with the Per sian authorities will fly to Teheran next Sunday, it was understood from a usually reliable source to. night.
They are Mr B. R. Jackson and Mr E. O Elkington. They will be followed on Monday by the British Government-nominated director, Sir Thomas Gardiner, and Mr N. A. Gass.
Talks between the Anglo-Iranian directors and the Persian Oil Commission on the future of | Anglo-Iranian company's property are expected to
begin on Tuesday.
Sharp Request employ relief staff while per-cil are treating us ghabbily; it was
Canada
To
Washington. June 6.
the In
Price Stabiliser Michael disalle tuos asked Canada formally lo suspend
Increase $10-per-ton newsprint, scheduled to go into effect on July 1.
Mr dalle in a sharp letter
to the Canadian Gov- erament asked that Cana- da's unilateral action be
withhel
helf unții American
manent
the
directors staff have a holiday, they cannot cope with the wel- Council hus decided to fare work for students, they close the hostel for a fortnight should hand over to the Colonial Cssions
When reminded that as from July 16,
Overseas have been
given
Midants were formerly dissatis
NOT CORRECT
of
+
of
or
large
Teheran, June 6.
Commons
Queries On Tibet
TORY SUGGESTION TURNED DOWN
London, June 6. Britain was being in- formed about the situation in Tibet by the Government of India, Mr Herbert Morri son, the Foreign Secretary, told the House of Commons today.
He rejected a Conservative Member's suggestion that Britain should take the ques- on of Tibet to the
Council.
that.
Security
relations,
Tibet had done so, but whether they would pursus II, ho did not know, Mr Morrison The company announced newspaper at saki: "It is all, said.
Asking
Govern- in London today these dis- | true."
what the "For it is not too un-ment was cussions wore foreshadowed
115,
going to do-about usual," he added, "We have had the presence of Chinese in Tibet in the alde memoire ad-border scares before, but prior the Mambor said it was most dressed to the Persian to manoeuvres, not to such ap unlikely that Tibot would re- Finance Minister, Mr extent
such
moln gutonomous of bo any Colonial students at the British Council's special residential centre,
scale."
thing Mohammed Ali Varasteh, in
but another Soviet Hans Crescent, in London, are protesting against a decision which means Teheran on June 3.
Similar reports have circulated satellite. In Teheran every now and then Mr Morrison replied that that three-quarters of them will not be able, to return there in September.
Mr Richard Seddon, Toberan in the past few years, and Wes- it was of some importanco la representative of the Company, torn sources say that it may be know the altitude of the Tibet Because of expenditure cuts | Council provide. One Colonial handed in the side memoire, part of the Soviet war of nerves. Government itself. "It is largely consequent inability to student said: "The British Coun- which said that the company But, if truo, concentrations ata matter in the Arst instance,
willing to nominute this time would be especially as regards external
for practical dis-Important, coming at the with the
Mr Persian of the Iranian oil crisis, Russia for India," he said.
Philip Price, Labour, authorities.
has a treaty with Iran which
that Britain had no BUEROSted It is expected that these dis-nuthorises her to send troops power to Intervene now that 0115 cussions will be held with it a third party should attempt India and not Britain was The 200 students at present fled with the hostels run by the members
tho Peralan to carry out a policy of usurpa-Tibet's neighbour, In residence English and Colonial Office, he replied: "It Government Mr Varastch, is tion by means of armed Inter- Mr Morrison thought thoro
is true, Hans Crescent offers bet-himself member
R
In thevention Tran."-Associated was a great deal of truth in notice to qult but they may ter amenities but the Colonial Iranian Oll Commission Press. return for the month of August. Office never turned students out
by the Persian FANATICS CAMPAIGN Mr Kenneth Pickthorn, Con During that period 55 of them into the streets of London with nominated
Government to take over the avill be
servative, asked if the Gover- chosen to continue in nowhere to go".
company's properties. residence at Hans Crescent.
ment regarded itself as Incapable question whether П The fanatle Fidaiyan Islam of having a polley because India The lucky ones are to bo de
Government mission sect today stepped up its was nearer to Tibet. Mr Morri elded on partly by ballot and It is not correct to say the headed by a Minister will also campaign to win the release of son: "No, but the fact has to b partly by selection,
Council are turning students out go to Teheran is still unsettled, Many of
its gaoled leadav by distributing | faced that we have no diploma- the students feel
and posting on walls leafs de representative in Tibet our- treatment is unfair. They ex-without providing alternative Britain remains willing to send pressed their strong dissatisfae-accommodation. The Council is such a mission if the offer of threatening Government officials selves." tion at a students' meeting this providing students with suitable Ministerial discussions is. c-threat
Asked if the Government con- with death nildresses of which the Council cepted by the Persian Cavern.
suited India, week. It was decided to petitios
Pakistan and The religious movement, al- This problem of ac-ment, approve. the Director of Colonial Scholars, comaudation must be viewed in
ready The Persian Government set sassination of the former Pre-Britain
responsible for the as- Nepal, Mr Morrison said that Was being Informed deadline ending last mies on the matter.
famino
Goneral Ali Rozmara.- about the situation by the in Britain,
mier, Gold Coast students are going accentuated by the presence of tives of the company ara re-
that the Government Goverment of Wrote its own death warrant a step further. This identifying visitors from avorsons for the quired to be in Teheran for dis
Brigadier Fitzroy Maclean, themselves
when the sect leader, Naval Conservative, asked if it was not with the petition, Festival of Britain,
cussions. It was not possible to they have decided to approach In many ways, Hans Crescent select these representatives and slavl was arrested, The possible to take the matter
declared: leafels Buch
short notice.
the before the Security Council, ylew to, hostel being instituted
of - Qur dear lender adequately
Mr Morrison did not think tains 烧 library,
A Foreign Office spokesman arrest in London fo: Gold Coast furnished, a theatre, a lounge, said here today that the com- usurping Government writes its Tibet had done so, but whether Fidalyan Lalam. the it was for Britoin to do this, students,
qulat room where students may¦ pany's mission to Teheran hud Not all Colonial students are study. And unlike most student the full support and approval death warrant. The sons they would pursue it he did not. opposed to the British Council's hostels, it has a large number of the British Government for the liberation of their dear
of Islam will fight until death | know-Beuler. decision. Mr R.E.P. Davies, of well-furnished single rooms.
Reuter.
leader." Washington, June 6.
the Sierra Leone For bed, breakfast, and dinner, President of Students' Union, declared at students pay three guiricas a The State Department Students
students meeting: "Hans, week. late today officially notified Crescent is intended
Teheran, June 6. for all One West Indian student said:
A high Persian Army source John McCloy, High Com- students and there is no rest "The monetary value of the ser-usually reliable in the past missioner in Germany, that why one batch
of students vices we receive at Hans Cres sald tonight that there are un- expect to live in the cent is nothing under £5.2.0; there is no further stay in should
hostel throughout their stay in yet, we are only asked to pay the case of the seven con.
Britain and thus enjoy a mono- £3.3.08. a week." London demned Nazi war criminals. poly of the amenities provid-Express Service.
The Supreme Court refused ed." today a stay of execution for the Nazi criminals doomed to hang In Landaberg prison.
afficals can study and re.
110 view the price increase. said the increase violated the entire principle of the
defence Joint
effort. - United Press.
-NAZI WAR
this
Mr J. L. Kelth, Colonial Ofer, the light of the present housing by which representa- ! charged
now
CRIMINALS their home Govement with a is unique for students. It con- brief them at
TO DIE
The American commandant of Landsborg prison, in Germany, said tonight that the news of the Supreme Court's decision to stay the oxecution of the seven condemned Nazi war criminals was pretty close to being tog lato.
Ankor if the stay order came too late, Colonel Graham sald: "No, but it is close." United Press.
the
|
A COMPLIMENT
in
The reasonя for the British Council action were given an interview with Mr Hugh Paget, wanden af Hand Cre cent, and Mr R.L.M. Moc- Farlane, Press Officer of the British Council.
can understand the feel.
U.S. Demand
To
Russia
The
Washington, June 6.
RED ARMY MOVES
precedented concentrations of Iran's
troops
03
The leaflets
sible for
"With
the also said
Government would be respon BIGGEST EVER
avents
any bloody | which may now follow,
United Press.
Russian Lunce northern border.
High Iranian diplomatic in a sources denied knowledgo
any such concentrations. AI-
09
they
71
IRANŢAN REPLY
Teheran, Juno 0.
PROGRAMME
Washington, Juno B President Truman will apk
The Mixed Oll Commission, Congress this wook to approve scasion attended by the the biggest military building Foreign Minister, today ap- programme in American history,
British note of May 19.
The Iranian note will be de f1 13 Carl Vinson
Ivered Press,
on
Friday, United of the
Georgia), Chairmanı House of Representa- tives Armed Bervices Com- mittce, said that the projects totalled $7,000 million,
not ruling out the pos-proved the draft reply to the it was stated offcially today.
looked on it, how- ever
Improbable. The Porsion source, wha cannot be named but is in on official_position to be fully se- quainted with the situation, con. rmed a report by the Teheran newspaper "Keyhan" of un- usus) Russian activities north of the border.
Griffiths On HK Trade
Mr Vinson wont to the While House today to discuss the pre- grainme which includes, now construction "ond expansion schemea ot oversqna buses and at military statione. In qvory American State.—Reuter.
REBELS' ATTACK BEATEN OFF
Ings
of the residents," said Mr The United States, in a note Colonel W. R. Graham's first Paget. "They are quite happy at to Russia, has demanded that reaction was; "I don't belleve Hans Crescent and and it hard to Russia punish two Ret
Army Kayhan reported that mane- it." Then he zald: "Isn't this leave. 1. ss0, am sorry to lose soldiers who shot and killed aneuvres involving Russian tank,
London, Juno 8. the damndest case you
ever them. The fact that the students
corporal, Paul J. artillery, torries and planes word Reference to: Hongkong is heard of?"
are reluctant to leave Hans
In Vienam on May 4. far in excess of normal border made in the annual "report of Crescent, is a compliment to the
the guards.
Catanial note, delivered in Moscow
Secretary, Mr work wo are doing"
Hans Crescent, however, is Ambassador, Admiral Alan G. Les
yesterday by the United States It said such desperate_activi- James Griffiths, for. 1980-81.
have been under way Published today (09 # Blyo primarily intended for new af Kirk, anti made public today since inid-April.
Book, the repart says The rivals in Britain. When students by the State Department, alsa
Keyhan referred to them as outbreak of lighting in Korea are admitted to residence in
and concentrations in Juno did not have the im-
Nangoon, June 0. Hans Crescent they are told in called on the Soviet Union to "activillos
unlimited Soviet to Gresena of
forces mediata serious effect exposted, Burmese Govoratnent troops, writing that their residence will pay an indemnity
across the border." normally be for one academic family.
and up till the end of Novem- | in a thros and a half hours' gun The American nole
One Western source said heber, 1950, tinde charged your. At the end of the
were battle, fought off a strong force Agures all records. few old students are ask that Corporal Greens was shot was unaware of any Russian breaking.
of Comumalat Insurgonta who year. ed to remain and the visant ac- down without provos polosman Inteligence reported to change tervention in Korea in Desem+ miles north of the west coast. movements and said the latest "However, the Chinesa in attacked a police cutpost sever commodation is assigned to new serving as a military policeman
in the Vienna international in the usual Russian border her, 1939, rosulted in restric». town of Bassolo, on Army com- arrival.
ano It blame the Soviet garrison of about 00,000.
tions on trade which could not munique sald here today. An Iranian source who con- but have an adverse effect on High Commissioner and ather
ex-Hongkong's trade and Industry, in-and which cannot at present be the fully evaluated."-Router,
Deal Barter
For Arms
Cairo, June 8, An Egyptian military mission is going to Czochorlovakia Boon to buy arms and ammunition in return for Egyptian cotton, was understood today.
Czechoslovakia recoñily offered to buy 20 million Egyptian pounds' worth of cotton-Neu-
tor.
up
Same students are fallowing disgruntlement at having to leave Hans Crescent, with erit occupation officials for refusing firmed the Keyhan story cism of the welfare activities to join in an investigation.pressed surprise that the
formation haki reached for students which the British Router,
POP
No sale!
Soven Insurgenta were killed and a large number wounded. One policoman was injured, the communiquq said. — Reuter.
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