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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1946:

Uno Security Council

Postpones

Iran Case

NEW YORK, MARCH 26.00

THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS | ||

AGAIN TO-DAY AT 9.30 PM. (NEW YORK TIME) U.S. Negroes

AFTER ADJOURNING YESTERDAY WITHOUT DIS

CUSSING THE QUESTION OF THE EVACUATION OF

RUSSIAN TROOPS FROM IRAN WHICH, AC CORDING TO MOSCOW, HAS ALREADY BEEN RE

SUMED.

Leave 544 Half-Castes

London, March 20.

The League of Colored Peoples (to-day revealed tragio souvenirs that American negro soldiers had left behind-644 "half-caste `chil- dren born, of 536 British women.

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THE AGREEMENT TO ADJOURN, IT IS STATED, WAS INTENDED TO ENABLE THE UNITED NATIONS DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES IN MOSCOW AND TEHERAN To obtain OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION THAT RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE EVACUATING IRAN, The American Embassy in The British and United States Some of Britain's demobilised Teheran has been instructed to delegates to the U.N.O. Security soldiers are returning home to report on events leading to the Council's new session are ex- find their wives nursing. half- Moscow announcement of pected to demand a report of castes, according to the Nows of

World" evacuation, and developments in the negotiations between Russia

In a sizable proportion of the Teheran. Similar instructions and; Iran leading

to the start

Bocording to Miss Sylvia have been sent to the British of the Red Army evacuation, ro- MeNeill, Jamaican schoolteacher

Dorted by the Embassy.

Moscow Radio member of the League, the women Mr. James Byrnes, Secretary last night,

have

children by lawful husbands. of State, will require assurances Political observers in London Dr. Harold Moody, president of that the regarding Russian evacuation interpret the Soviet withdrawal the League, anggests and reports of any Russo-fra-decision to mean that the Schüdren should be regarded as nian agreement are being re-viet Iranian dispute has been war casualties for whom England -and-America should accept Joint quested by the British delega-settled out of court. They be

responsibility. lieve that the Iranian Govern- tion, it was learned to-day.

He will ask for a report on ment has agreed to meet the sub- the Russo-Iranian negotiations stance of the Soviet demands. leading up to the evacuation and It, therefore, the subject to do Aince. registration with the bated at the Security Council any Russo-meeting in New York, it will be Iranian agreement and an ex- at most a matter of form. planation of its terms and of

Iranian Agreement? their compatibility with other There arises the further quès- international commitments, in-tion of whether Britain will bo cluding the United

Nations content simply to overlook the Cha ter itself,

Soviet breach of its obligations Mr. No Roply

to Britain as a party to the An- As delegates of eleven mem-glo-Soviet, Iranian treaty of ber nations of the United Na- 1942. tions Security Council met in Reports circulating In for- afternoon, the sign circles in Moscow to-day, New York this British Charge d'Affairço ̧ in

Reuters cables

correspondent, Teheran, Mr. H. L Farquhar, Erle Downton, said that the was trying to

confirm reports Iranian Government has agreed that Soviet evacuation of Iran to recognise the regional au- was in progress and whether a tohomy of the Soviet occupied general agreement had been province of Azerbaijan and to reached between the Soviet and

remove a number of "reaction- Iranian Governments.

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The Iranian Government was also said to be revising its policy regarding oil concessions to foreign powers.

There was still no informa- tion in London on either of these points nor was there any reply to the British note sent to the Soviet Government on March 3, asking why Soviet troops had from withdrawn not been

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British M.P.'s To Visit Persia

London, March 26, Michael Foot, Labour Member of Parliamont for De- vonport, and a. Conservative Member, have been selected by the Cabinet to form a parliamentary mis- șion to Iran, it was announced to-day in the House of Commons by the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Hector McNeil.

The two members are leaving would have the fullest freeden London to-night for Teheran. of movement, particularly in When Mr.. Anthony Nutting Northern Iran, Mr. McNeil re- (Conservative) asked for an plied that he would be surprised assurance that the delegation it "any unreasonable barriers"

were set up.

Anxiety Until Harvest Is In

American an

To the question whether the visit might not "savour of in- terference in the domestic af- fairs of another country," Mr. McNeil replied: "Naturally, if the Iranian Government offered any objections, these would be Rome, Mar. 25. Herbert Hoover, former Pre-considered, but I should be sur Irm. It was efficially pointed broadcast from Moscow made sident of the United States and prised if they did.” out that Britain's anxiety over this comment: "It is believed present chairman of the Emor It is felt here that with the the Iranian dispute relates both that the Iranian policy towards ency Food Committee, said to release of various official state- to the danger that Iran may oll concessions may be revised day that the problem in Italy ments at the Security Council have been forced to negotiate in the way which will reassure the same as in other parts of the meeting in Now York and with with Moscow under pressure Soviet concern over Kiku-Turk-world, and that is to "provent and to the failure to withdraw

fament by two members able to until the next harvest days troops on March 2, as laid down men oilfields and possibly, more starvation during the next 120 the prospect of a report to Par-

han that."Reuter.

travel freely about the country, in the 1942-treaty.

"Personal Victory"

was sent by Pre there is prospect that the con- Teheran, March 20,

aido Truman to investigate the fusion caused by the news Prince Muzaffar Firouz, Iran-food situation in Europe, told a blackout and conflicting state-

in-ments will soon be cleared up. Jan Government spoke iman, stat" press conference that lower ed to-day that the Iranian Prime come, groups and children will Informed quarters in London Minister, Ghayam Es Sultanah,

starve soon after the food imports understand that fresh instruc- halled tho Soviet decision to with stop. Our anxiety is not for the tions have been sent to Britain's draw

Russian troops from Ixan moment, but for the next four Bus added that no vast."

Bersonal victory."

months, just before the new har permanent representative on the Security Council, Sir Alexander agreement had been signed with He added "The food story In Cadogan, following to-day's of- the Russians for their evacuation. Italy is one of decreased produc-ficial consultation. Britain is An agreement was not necessary tion as a result of the war, belleved to have stated the view as the Soviet move was in con- drought, exaustion of stocks and that the Iranian question_ought It is an automatic electric ma-formity with the treaty between increased difficulties in distribu- to be aired in New York, and

Iran, Britain and Russia.

tion which forced a decronss chine that washes both clothes

The Iranian Government was the cereal ration from 10 to seven the terms of the settlement be- and dishes.

Informed of the Sarlet move. yes ounces daily per person,

Stokes tween. Teheran and Moscow, f This double-purpose Waterday by the now Soviet Am- of cereals on hand and supplies one has really been reached, ex- needs no special Installation.bassador to Teheran-Router. on route will maintaid this replained to the representatives of Operation is simplelty teelf: One

duced ration for about 30 more the 11 nations on the Council.- kettloful of hot water is sufficient

Reuter. to weah a dinner service for six of

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London, Mar. 26,

A new British machine which, it is claimed, will do more for the housewife than the tractor has done for the farmer. is demon strated in London this week.

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eight pounds clothes can be washed, doubled Brinsed and dried in 30 mins. with the minimum of abap powder and attention.

In appearance it is a compact enamelled cabinet, two ft, square sod 36 inches high,

The Inventors are Ah Young &J. W. Barton and the manu facturere, Hurley Machine Co., London, W1., say it will be avall able in limited quantities by June, -London Press Service,

TREASON CASES IN MANILA

Mantia, March, 26,^ More than 1,000 indictments for treason have been filed than far in the People'e Court, special tri- bunal set up to try Filipinos for collaborating with the Japaneed during the thret year enemy, Ge cupation.

fost, of the Cases are for

Prince

Tension Essed

days. "Moscow, Mar. 20. A Tess announcement that Red Army foreca and withdrawing from Iran brought from a well- informed diplomatic observer the prediction that the entire Iranian Russian question will shortly be settled to the satisfaction of both countries.

The development, coupled with the news that the Red Army was also withdrawing from Manchuria, has been given wide publicity and has contributed to the general easing of the tension."

Both Chinese and Iranian cir- eles have expressed satisfaction- Associated Press.

Vatican

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It is argent that further sup plios be loaded immediately, he declared. The situation in Italy similar to that in 19 other

peo countries, where 500,000,000 ple will still be short of food for the next 120 days.

It rationing was Introduced again in

in the

United State 2,600, 000 tons of food could be saved for export. He added that it is hoped that co-operation could be obtained in other countries on the question of food conservation to Increase exports of food through- out a famino threatened world, Amociated Press.

Bestows Laurels

Leader

On Soviet

Vatican City, March 26, 2

alleged spying and for thoso ac-The "Observatore Romaño" - yesterday expressed, satisine-

eused of informing for the Japa-

military police.

•hirteen Japanese have boon

sentenced to destil on Atrocity convictions by the United States. Military Comqnisatin, altiing here.

flon over the recent Associated Press Interview with Generalissimo, Joseph Stalin, and, noted that Stalin's !comments" wate met with approval, everywhere,

Three of thog convicted, includ- the plficial Vatican organ "had peace."

Hussein Ala

Non-Drinker, Non-Smoker

Washington, March-26, Ambassador Hussein Ala of Iran, now sugaged in the delicato task of piloting his government's controversial note through the in- tricacies of the Infant United Na tions Organization, has spent a lifetime in preparation for just such a role.

The son of Prince Ala-ce Sultanah, Iranian Minister to Bri taluɛ for nearly ..., 20-years, the Ambassador was educated in Eng- lsh-schools" and has spent most of his, life in the Iranian mont: Marionis Asresult of hale British

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