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Agreement On PRESIDENT TRUMAN OFFERS TO
Pacific Pact
Washington, July 9, The United Halep, Australia and New Zealand were reported today to have agreed on terna or their proposed Pacifo defence treaty.
the
Officials in touch with negotiations said that an announcensent of this surve- meut might be made soon,
signing - must be delayed. however, untli the Japanese, peace treaty conference to held. It is now proposed for San Francisco early in September.
The New Zealand Prime
Minister, Mir Sidney Holland, sald in Auckland today that he hoped to be able soon to announce the signing of the security pact, I thought it would come with the Japanese prace treaty.-Reuter,
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DISCUSSIONS
Hollywood, July 9.
Rita Hayworth will meet on Tuesday with her attorney and her husband's lawyer to discuss detalls of the impending divorce.
Miss Hayworth insisted today there was no chance of a recon- cillation with Prince Aly Khon, although the two allomeys hint- ed when they arrived in New York from France this week-end that they might try to palch things up between the former movie star and her Moslem hus- bond.
Miss Hayworth's attorney,
| Mr Bartley Crunt, and Prince Aly's lawyer, Mr Charles Torem. are expected 10 arrive here on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Miss Hayworth Hot it be known that she was in the market for a home glue will
After occupy
divorcing
| Prince.-United Press.
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Free Enterprise Abandoned In West Germany
Frankfurt, July 9.
The United States has abandoned "free enterprise" as a solution to West. Germany's economic trouble in favour of strong pressure for controls and planning.
The United States' position was made public here during the past week as a result of the bitter controversy: stirred up in German Government and business circles and in the Press by Jean Cattier's statement before his resignation on July 1 as Mar- shall Plan chief for Germany.
Sources close to the Conserva- tive Government of Chancellor Konrad Adenauer attempted to spread the impression that Mr Cattier's slashing attack on high profts, low wages and the en- tire basis of German
MISSING
Govern- DIPLOMATS
ment economic thinking was merely his private opinion or
that most,
at
of ane
group
"Within the United States-High QUERY
Commission.
Commission officials
however, to rapudiate
of the OMve of Economic Affairs
the
SEND HARRIMAN TO IRAN CAPITAL
ΤΟ
Dramatic Move In Effort
To Settle
Settle Oil
Oil Dispute
Washington, July 9.
President Truman offered today to send his Foreign Affairs ad-* viser, Mr W. Averell Harriman, to Persia to help in a settlement of the Persian oil dispute.
Mr Truman made his offer in a message to the Persian Prime Minister, Dr Mohammed Mossadeq. Mr Truman said in his letter that the oil dispute threatened a collapse of oil operations which would be a (lisaster.
Mr Truman said that the time available for settling the dispute was running out.
He declared, "You know of our sympathetic interest in this country in Iran's desire to control its natural resources, From this point of view we were happy to see that the British Government has on its part accepted the principle of nationalisation."
At the same time, Mr Truman' "Apart from questions of said, he still hoped that a way jurisdiction по оле will doubt could be found for "British skill the impartiality of the World
and
British
Proposal
Rejected
operating knowledge" to Court, 11s eminence and the EGYPT'S “NO”. IN eentinue to be
be used in running respect due to it by all nation.
the
strategically important all who signed the United Nations
industry.
treaty.
Announcement of the offer of j "Therefore, I earnestly com- Mr Harriman's services followed | mend to you a most carofu). reports that the President was consideration of its suggestion. eansidering the transfer of Ambassador Loy W. Henderson
WISE PURPOSE
to Persia from India.
"I suggest that its utterance The text of President Tru-be thought of not as a decision which is or is not binding, de-
man's letter was;
Brent
TREATY DISPUTE
London, July 9. Britain has received Egypt's reply to recent Bri- tish proposals for settle- ment of the dispute over the 1986 treaty, and diplomatic quarters said it amounted to flat rejection of all British suggestions.
The Egyption Government was said to have advanced It: own suggestions, which will be studied in London.
An aide memoire was said to have been handed to the British Ambassador, Sir Ralph Steven- non, by Foreign Minister, Salah El Din Bey. in an interview Laat week-end in Cairo..
brief summary of Egypt's
reply to the British pro- posals and of the alde memolro
am most grateful to Your pending on technleat legal con- Excellency for giving me in your siderations, but as a suggestion recent letter a full and frank of an impartial body, dedicated account of the developments in to justice and equity and to the unhappy dispute which has a peaceful world
cent conceptions.
based upon arisen between your Govern these ment and the British off interests study of its suggestion by In Iran.
your Government and by the "This matter is so full British Government will, I am dangers to the welfare of your sure, develop methods of im- own country, of Great Britain plementing it which will carry and of all the free world; that out its wise, Impartial purpose have been giving the mos:maintaining the operation of
Industry earnest thought to the problems the oil
and reserving involved.
the positions of both Govern- A DISASTER
ments. "I had hoped at the com- mon interests of the two coun-any element of its sovereignty ari
"Surely no government loses far has reached the Foreign The full texts are ex- Omce. tries directly involved and the the support of its people by pected later this week. cominon ground which
hus treating with all possible con- tional silence on the exchange of
Oficials maintained the tradi been developed in your dissideration and respect the uter- cussions would
views with Egypt but it was open the way to a solution of the troublesome ance of this great Court,
"Our own Government and understood
on good problems complicated
people believe this profoundly. that practically no progress which have arisen,
You know of our sympathe- I am sure that the stature of Jran
Should you take such a position whatever had been made.
Egypt Was understood to tic interest in this country in would be greatly enhanced in maintain that evacuation of the Iran's desire to control its nathe eyes of the world.
Suez Canal Zone by Britain was tural resources, From this I have a very sincere desire, un unalterable condition for
of view we were happy Mr Prime Minister, to be as settlement. to see that the British Govem- helpful to you as possible in this ment has on its part accepted
and
point of
and
authority
Unification of the Sudan was another issue on which Egypt was believed to have refused to bargain.
the principle of nationalisation, circumstance.
"Since British skill
"I have discussed this matter operating knowledge can con- at length with Mr W. Averell tribute so much to the Iranian Harriman who, as you know, is It was also understood that and Egypt made it clear she would ell industry I had hoped-and one of my closest advisers still hope that ways could be one of our most eminent citizens, not ease her restrictions on Sucz Canal traffic for passage, to
found to recognise the principle "Should you be willing to
GRADY'S SUCCESSORT
to
as
Fears Over Trieste
of nationalisation and British receive him I should be happy Israel-United Press. London, July 1,
interests to the benent of both. [40 have him go to Teheran as my The Foreign Secretary, Mr the Cattier statement. They said iferbert Morrison, today re-
"For
these reasons I havo | personal representative to talk watched with concern the over with you this important and- Hatly: "When Mr Cattier madejected a Conservative demand becakdown of your discussions prassing situation." the statement, he was Director that an independent inquiry be and the drift toward collapse and Chief of the Economic Co-made into the question of how of oil operations with all tho
An official source said here British attendant losses to Iran and the two missing MEET THE NAVY option Administration mission diplomats ever rose to high in world. Surely this is a disaster
today that Mr Loy Henderson, Western Germany.
the Forelyn Service,
United States Ambassador which statesmanship can find a It was also learned that his
India, is being considered
Rome, July Mr Morrison said all appro-way to avold.
The Italian Government statement was read and ap-
Recently have come to be-
successor to Mr Henry Grady, reported to have sent a memo proved by other top echelon priote inquiries were already
to Persia, officials before being made into the background leve that the complexity of the the Ambassador United States
to the United States and? Bri- Lain involved in a broad when Mr Grady decides to re-
expressing concern at being released to the Press. and history of Donald MacLean problems
tire from pubile Guy Burgess, who dis settlement and the shortness of His lengthy statement clearly ond
rumours persistent.
that the the time avaliable before
Mr Grady, it was under- Ailes are preparing to aban outlined these major. U.S. eco-appeared on May 25.
stood, Intended shut down if refinery must
to return to don the 1948 pledge to return nomic objectives for Germany: Mr Peter Thorneycroft (Cons)
in California demanded
but Trieste to Italy to
the present situation continues his home 'know how
to remain in Teherpn require a simple, a practicable agreed MacLean and Burgess, In view
Foreign Office vivendi
the Anglo-Iranian which because of
Moutries
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1.
TIGHT CONTROLS
Tight controls over pro- of evidence of their past views operations can continue and by oil dispute.
under
211
and associations,
The
In
refused to.
confirm, or deny the duction, distribution, conditions
became which
Officials
but I learned that report and finances.
said Mr the interests of neither
Grady. "to insure tha: respectively head of the Foreign side will be prejudiced.
wanted
Prime Minister, Alcide de to stay there while Gasperi, would make a state. the maximum amount of re-
Office American Section and
TIME RUNNING OUT
the
of question was unresolved ment on the Trieste issue sources consistent with Batis Private Secretary, to the Minis-
"Various faction of
that Mr Hender- the Senate on Wednesday: suggestions to this and reports
would replace requirements
failed. The time-con
him soon havo available is running out.
were purely neadernic.
the first "In this situation a new and
United important development has oc- curred. The International.
India Court
diverted
to
aware
of
minimum domestic
Is the defence effort,"
2. A
and non-essential
luxury which means less con- goods, sumer goods for Germans.
Fairer distribution of the national income through lower profits This increasingly. important
ter of State.
Mr Morrison replied that the been not substantial cut in Government had
Burgess having Communist associations with circles of a itind which throw doubt on his reliability. He added that the same applied to wages. MacLean.-United Press.
and higher
believed to be due to increas-
United States objective Was VIETNAMESE COUP ing American uwareness that Eocial
nttempt
Saigon, July 0.
Coodalst ( Vietnamese and
end
was
Mr Ambassador
to
time,
Italo-Yugoslav dispute over Trieste came up for dis- cussion during the week. cad when two of Italy's most and before going to influential newspapers charged were planning
of Justice, which your Govern- Teheran, ho was Ambassador that the Allies ment, the British Government to Greece.-Reuter.
our own all joined with
HAIFA THREAT other nations to establish
and
.
As
the guardian of impartial justice
by Huifa refineries Thursday noon wages demands.
over
10 scrap the pledge, and were
Ал "accord" preparing
with Tel-Aviy, July 0. Yugoslavia whereby the Free The Government is trying Its Territory would romain oc and equity, has made sugges utmost today to prevent a strike cuploded indefinitely and ruled tions for a a modus vivendi.
"the fixed for by
United Nations. "Technical consideration aside,
higher United Press. unrest must not bo
great stress on the action lay allowed to increase and an religious scel) troops killed 80 of the Court. I I know how sin-
The Halfa Labour Council Wolves On Rampage German workers approval for occupied rice elds
Hon British noar
believe in strike, howover, will, it is rearmament here.
a French Binh,
the positions which you both feared, affect 610 workers and 4. Scaling off Western munique said today,
have taken In your discussions. would paralyse refining opera-
"However, I Germany's Eastern borders to Hoa Binh is about 120 miles
I am sure you be- tions whose output is less than Illegal trade prevent
with southwest
Saigon, The lieve even more profoundly in quarter of the plant's 1,000,000 Communist countries.
French
Air
Force pounded the idea of a world controlled tons annual · refining capacity, Points ond
positions about 22 by law and justice which bas The Haifa refineries are second loudest protests from Right miles northeast of Saigon, the been the hope of the world sltico to the largest in the Mid-East, Wing Germans.-United Press. communique added.-Reuler. the San Francisco conference.. Ja Abadan--United Press.
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