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PERSIA TO APPEAL TO US
The Veto OVER OIL DISPUTE Effective
have become
Tinevitabls in the Securi-
ty Council of the United Nations-Russian propagan- da and Mr Malik's use of the veto, Neither Mr „Mallk__nor___any of hir depotles indulge in propa gandist bombast, recrimina- (Jonn and inventions be- beliove what cause they
they are saying, any more than they apply the vet because they honestly be
Ambassador's Mission
Washington, Sept. 19.
Authoritative diplomatic sources said today that the Iranian Ambassador, Allah Yar Salch, will appeal to President Truman next week to lleve it is in the interests of the future of the United make a further effort to settle the Iranian oil dig. Nations. Both are weapons pute and also warn him of the increasing danger employed to decry and ob-of Communism in Iran.
ting from the Democracies. Lalest employment of the veto is to prevent Japan from becoming a member of the United Nations. That Japan
struct any proposal emann- The sources added that President Truman has agreed to the unusual step of hearing Saleh ex- plain the Iranian situation when the Iranian Am- bassador presents his letters of credence to him Presentation of letters of early next week. credence is usually purely a courtesy affair lasting
las concluded 1 . pence treaty with 48 nations, and
one which in reasonably a few minutes. satisfactory to all partics,
of
his
Salch is likely to go over much of the ground he la to Mr Malik Inconse. quential. She hasn't signed covered in his 20-minute talk with the Secretary
her State, Mr Dean Acheson, yesterday when the Iranian one with Russin and
Ambassador saw him to arrange_for presenting Com- satellites, including munist China, therefore, letters of credence to President Truman argues Mr Malik, Japan It is understood that Saleh, value of the Anto-Iranian
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Bishop Fined £10 For Speeding Offence
Newcastle, Sept. 19. ·
The Bishop of Newcastle, Dr Noel Baring Hudson, was fined £10 by Newcastle magistrates today for driving a car in West Road, Newcastle, on July 30 at a speed exceeding 30 miles an hour. His licence was endorsed.
The blahop, who is 60, did not appear but through his solletior
pleaded guilty. His solicitor said that the blahop had been driving for 32 years and his licence was "entirely untarnished.
that for over half a mila the car registered 80 miles an hour. When asked if he had been watching the speedometer, the blabop replied he replied "I was "more or less" and when told the speed, probably doing that up bank."-Reuter.
A police patrol officer stated
Charlie
Chaplin.
Barred From Returning To America
Booby Trap
KILLS BURGLAR
London, Sept. 19. Fed up because his cottage had been broken into twice while he Was work, a 42-year- away at old mechanic fixed up a booby
a locked trap in
was stated tin trunk, it in Chatham Court today.
. It was made of two pieces of water piping loaded with shot- gun cartridges.
The trunk was opened by a turglar and the cartridgen blew us and killed him,
Sidney
Taylor, the cottage tenant, who pleaded not guilty, was sent for trial accused of the manslaughter of the burglar,
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Malik Casts
Three
More Vetoes
United Nations, Sept. 19.
Casting three vetoes in quick succession, the Soviet Union today vetoed the application of Viet- nam, Cambodia and Laos for membership of the United Nations.
These three vetoes brought the total votes cast so far in the Security Council to 56. The other ten members of the Council voted in favour.
M. Jacob Malik,, the Soviet delegate, called the three States "puppets" of the French and urged instead that the Council should admk Vietminh, which he described as the "Democntic Government of Vietnam."
Statco Earlier, the United
The only authority of the Mr Warren Austin, applicant was that of a political delegate, had given his full support for faction. He said that the alleged the three States. He said they "Parliament" In Vietnam, had had shown by their co-operation arrested or caused to disappear
United with various
Nations all members who opposed it. No bodies and organizations that one know whether that Parlia they were eminently suited for ment still existed or where, it membership
United met.
The Council should not even Nations.
the application but
In the
vote on said the French throw it out as non-receivable.
war
did
not.
come
M. Malik The Prosecuting Counsel said
their rights in forfeited all
Не was supported by the under the "Offences against Indo-China in 1940, when they
British delegate, Mr an agreement with Coulson, who aald that the ap Persons Act," it was lawful to had made set such a trap only between Japan to let that territory be
plication
from any Bunset and
and sunrise and not at used. In
Japanese the
proper representative authorities. other me. The booby
The Soviet delegate jerringly against China. trap went off in daylight.
Не Bald the French "Coloni-
naked the French delegalo how Defence
ald of Bora" had, with the
he could peralbly claim that the was manifestly British troops, waged war on "Democratic Republic of Vist- argued that it
unjust for a unfair and
the "Democratic Republic of
nam" was a non-existent State.
his own
home to be sent for concluded with it in 1946.
lost over 2,000 armed forces to Even so, bo continued, the trial with no passible chance of
an "army of ghosts?" Mi Malik But the bench of "Democralle" forces in Vietnam asked.-Reuter. conviction. magistrates found that in the had put up a stout resistance. law there was a case to answer. "Repeated offensives of the in- -Reuter.
terventionists were thrown back by courageous Vietnamese people
"CONTROL CLAIM
Reds Stone Police
In Vienna
Vienna, Sept. 19. Communist youths threw stones
at the police in Vienna tonight
The Soviet delegate claimed that 90 per cent of the Indo- Chinese territory was how.under the control of the
Refuses Presidency
Beirut, Sept. 19.
General Fuad Shehab, install-
Republic of Vietnam Democratic
He said that even some of the ed as Premier on Tuesday in a French Press had been obliged bid to end the country's politicat to acknowledge that the cam-crisis, today refused to accept- paign in Indo-Chinn was "hope the presidency. less" and could not achieve SUCCESS,
The Counell then went on to the Soviet-sponsored application
of the, "Democratic Republic of Vietnam."
The
Loyalists, had asked him to stand for election "to replace Bechar el Khoury, who resigned the post on Tuesday.
is
The Opposition front, which forced the crisis with demands for reforms and a general strike, delegate, M. French
now
breaking apart with re- Henri Hoppenot, said the agional groups seeking their own plication was out of order and not receivable. The first ques- tion which arose with any ap
membership was plication for whether the applicant was state.
Washington, Sept. 19. The movie actor, Charles Chaplin, one of America's plant in Abadan. This concession by Dr Mossadegh has displeased favourite comedians but, a controversial figure off the 1.--The United States must some of his influential followers, screen, was barred today from returning to the United of the United make a new effort and
notUnited Press. HE terms
Statea pending an Immigration Service investigation. conjunction with
DIPLOMATS CONFER
The Attorney Genera), James McGranery, ordered the who had taken steps to defend Vietnam" despite in agreement Had the French High Command Nations Charter created this time in
the British-to settle the oli
Teheran, Sept. 18. the veto, because they re-dispute.
United States and Britain's investigation and gave no reason for the order, saying only nuire A unanimous vote
2.-The recent
diplomats joint note top-ranking
here that the hearing would determine whether the British-born from the permanent mem-
Into Truman went
conference today film star was admissible under immigration laws. bers of the Security Coun-signed by President
and the British Prime Minister, over the declaration by United ell before a proposal
Alton
Chaplin left with his wife "treasonable" message saying Winston Churchill to the States ollman William Mr be regarded approved Iranian Premier, Dr Mohummett Jones that Tran's oll muddle Donn, daughter of the playwright"Can you head a committee of and therefore effective. Not Mossadegh, in Teheran to settle could and would be solved and Eugene O'Neill, and their tour French artists to protest to the Paris dispute constituted the
who
that the children. By slipping aboard "the American Embassy in recommended anticipated at the time was
about nation's blockaded oil be sold Queen Elizabeth.
y-nine against the outrageous deporta psychological blunder 'by the Russia's determination to
United States as it gave the ap-on world markets despite Bri- hours before the liner called then proceedings against Elater make use of this clause
ship from New York, the much-d here and simultaneously send me making Prealdent | tísh efforts to pearance of
Churchillment. wilfully to Impede the or- Truman another
actor dodged service of á subject a copy of "... prevent
the protest." in a $13,000 suit, dinary business of the the eyes of Iranian public
The diplomatic round robin on
Once, replying to criticisms Chaplin's press. representative, that he had retained his British of the situation Council- and to make im- opinion,
Jones' appraisal of
Harry Crocker, explained that nationality although for Sp started with the ollman's calling perative a single minority
COMMUNIST THREAT, on the United States Ambassa-Chaplin would have had to years he had earned good money cancel the trip it It had been in the United States, he said: vate against an overwhelm-
Mr Loy Henderson. dor. r 3-The gravity of
served. ing majority.
"A large part of my income was followed with an This
. STILL AN ALIEN
comes from outside the United Rusein finds it necessary to munist threat in Iran is probably
by make the most outrageous underestimated by the United other call on Mr Henderson
d'Affaires. Although be has lived most of States, and Uncle Sam takes his States. This threat is likely to the British Charge and extravagant allegations increase it the oil dispute is not Mr George Middleton. The two his adult life in the United taxation on It So I am a use
as Communists sought again to advance them
diplomats conferred for a long States, Chaplin has never taken ful paying guest.".
of the and to
the showing Mr Chaplin's present visit is provent cut naturalisation papers." Un- "reasona" for the veto.
Government der United States laws, moral his first trip outside the United American film "Rommel, the Communist threat!
Desert Fox." Thus Japan's UN member-
amilia-States for 20 years. Prime turpitude and said that the
political
Many were reported Injured ship is opposed because took un bigger proportions in sources
Dr. Mohammed tions are considerations in the Japan "is being built up as Iran-it would result-in-Iraq-and | Ministero to the recent admission of aliens. The white- |
Ghosts Are No on both sides. All windows of were smashed and haired Chaplin was defendant in American proposal on a ha a base for Imperialistic ag- other Near East countries being Mossadegh's reply
crisis was
all posters advertising the film of the
widely-publicised Hollywood greasion against China and increasingly menaced by Com-Anglo
munism and this could have dis-seillement
Excuse
were torn down. Passing tram force astrous results for the Western ready and was expected to be paternity suit a few years ago Rusain"; her police
cars were struck by the stones. but world.
delivered to the United States and has been criticised in some
The police cordoned off the Is not a police force,
A After quarters for his espousal of left
long procedural president. and Brilain
Saturday. on
Oslo, Sept. 19. Wing causes.
area after dispersing the demon debate the Council voted ten The expected
County Governor of strators but fighting flared up
Soviet- already fighting in Koren;
In the paternity sult, a young reply would
to one to reject the thut the United States will re- that the Iranian
In Northern Norway, further along the street.
Only Barry, actress, Joan
sponsored application. she is a menace to world alise the gravity of the Iranian be a
charged Troms rejection but couched as at Chaplin was the father of A. G. Hoos, ruled today that In spite of Communist oppost-
which the peace. It is on such false situation and the fact that a counter-proposala
ghosts
cannot be used as an tion the flim continued tonight the Soviet Union voted for Ita
acceptance. for falling to pay in- to be played to packed houses. bases further and perhaps final effort Anglo-Americans have already her child.
excuse Last July, Chaplin filed a
During the debate, M. Hoppenot her decision to invoke the must be made to bring about a described 立柱
First reports sald 30 police and unacceptable.
Mr $3,000,000 damage suit against come tax. of settlement
satisfy that can
Lale during the
He rejected a decision of the 30 Communists were injured, said: "In the present circumstance veto, leaving the rest
realise that Iranian public opinion.
Jones submitted his final report the National Broadcasting Com- the world to
and Hy Gardner, New Municipal Council of Kaarvik-police official said, 29 policemen the so-called Democratic Republic The oilman puny 0. Dr Mossadegh has gone to to
of the characteristics which dis Russia is the most irrespon- the extreme limit of concessions will return to the United States York Herald Tribune columnist hema, a thing village, reducing had been taken to hospital and of Vietnam does not possess any
Police fought for 45 minutes Linguish a state. when he agrees that the Inter- by air on Saturday. United and radio commentator, charg the income tax of one of the 30 demonstrators arrested.
and residents who complained that Gardner's broadcast ing ganisation which she help-national Court at The Hague Press.
column left an "Innuendo" tha: knocking ghosts had caused him using their truncheons to dis- perse the demonstrators, who ed so actively to create, should fix compensation for the
Chaplin was sympathetic to the economic loss.
the entrance to the Party. -
The resident said the ghosts blocked Communist
United
forced him to stay at home cinema. Presa
The Communists, mostly INVITATION TO
Reuter adds that a Republican. TITO REPORTED Senator, Mr Harry Cain
Washington, demanded on May
on lorries from Soviet-controlled factories outside the town, Belgrade, Sept. 19.
hurled huge paving stones at thỏ British Embassy officials here 13, 1949, that Chaplin be de
ported.
police and later ruised road noither denied nor confirmed a
to a Senate
blocks on trum lines halting all Yugoslav
In a statement news agency repert
traffic. Buenos Aires, Sept. 19. today
that Mr Churchill, had Judiciary Committee he accused
A gang which broke into the
concentration Former Nazi of coming Invited Marshal Tito to visit the British actor
treason" Flores branch of the Banco de inmates tonight staged a protest "perilously Britain in the near future.
Galicia here today, got away rally against the film in the They expressed doubts, how-against the United States.
(about Vienna Konzerthaus attended by whether such a visit ever,
He alleged that the previous with a million pesos9 would
in fact be feasible for year Mr Chaplin sent Pablo £25,000), according to first re-about 1,800 people. No incidents
were reported there.Reuter, some time.-Reuter,
Picasso, the Communist artist, a ports-Reuler.
an army; her troops are 3.Dr Mossadegh still hopes It was Renerally
hoods that
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