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British Stand On

Japan

DULLES PROPOSAL NOT ENDORSED

London, June 11. Diplomatic quarters here believe that the Cabinot has refused to endorse Mr John Foster Dulles' proposals that the Japanese peace treaty should come into force with- out either Chinese regime signing.

sequently be permitted to secure

the Britain lakos

would then that Jupan

view

sub-

the accession

ferred.

of Formosa

to

whichever Government it pre-

Meanwhile, Russia's Jalost Japanese peace

note

the Un is still being studied, a treaty U.S. State Department spokes- man said In Washington today, But he added: "It appears to contain nothing new and re- propaganda the pents

isual

United the charges

and other countriest States which are co-operating in the preparation of the

against

Japanese

pance treaty, and the people of so loyally who have Japan,

co-operated with the Allied oc- cupation."

There is le optimism in offlelas eircles here today that will Rusin's latest proposals

United he acceptable States

to the

The 8.000-word Soviet do- gument is being studied today Department by leading State oMciais.

Mr John Foster Dulles, Pre- sident Truman's personal repre- rentative in the Japanese, pence talknow in Paris-is, expected to discuss the Soviet proposals with the British and French Governments.

A COMPROMISE,

But Britain and the United |States are understood to be in

agreement in opposing

"Big Four" conference on the treaty.

The question of Chinese repre- sentation in the negotiations has been discussed by the British and United States Governments, Britain, having recognised the Pelting regime, is not inclined to support the Nationalist Govern- ment's representation, American observers said.

But h:

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Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by Lord Woolton, Chancellor of the Manchester University, leaves Whit- worth Hall in the University after she had received the bonorary degree of Doctor of Laws of the Univer sity, AP Picture.

Nehru's Outburst

On Kashmir Issue

New Delhi, June 11. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru declared United States today that India will tolerate no nonsense in

settling the Kashmir dispute.

against giving the representa- lives of Peking any volce in the negotiations.

Mosh observers, however, believe that there wh? be a compromise under which neither Chinese government would bc involved in the treaty-Rewar

DISPUTE OVER

Damascus, June 11.

The dispute between Syria und the Lebanon, which began on Saturday over the expulsion of 1,000 Syrian labourers, has Normal relations been setiled.

resumed between the two were countries today.

The Syrian Government an. Bounced that it had accepted the Lebanon's explanations and apologies. The Lebanon understood to have offered to take back the labourers.-Reu- ter.

Moutries

FOR POPULAR MUSIC FAULTLESSLY RECORDED

was

He told newsmen that Pakistan, which also claims Kashmir, is making distorted and false statements aided and abetted by the United States and the United Kingdom.

Because India referred the Kashmir question to the United Nations Security Council, Mr Nehru said, it does not mean the UN or any country' can **icli us what we should do about any part of the Indian Union."!

Hindu India and Moslem Pakistan have contended over Kashmir since 1947.

The U.S. and Britain have taken leading roles in trying to pacify India and Pakistan, and the UN has proposed plebiscite in Kashmir to settle which country it will join.

Mr Nehru, at his first news conference in three months, suld the threat of famine in India has been averted, thanks to hard work at home and help from abroad.

"I cannot guarantee there will be no starvation deaths," he said, real "but wo will prevent famine,

KOREA PROSPECTS Ho stressed that India is counting hen exported from the heavily on two million

United States.

(In Washington today a bill to lend Indla $100,000,000 for lungor relief was adopted by the Senate and speeded to Fresident Truman for signa ture.)

India has taken no positive steps of any kind for a Korean cease-fire, fir Nehru sald. "As near as we can judge, there do not appear to be any very e- couraging prospects."

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APPEAL TO PERSIA FOR CO-OPERATION IN OIL RELATIONS

Ambassador Warns

Warns Against Mistrust And Criticism

Teheran, June 11.

The British Ambassador to Persia, Sir Francis Shepherd, appealing today for a friendly partnership in British-Persian oil relations, warned that the only benefit from constant criticism and mistrust would accrue to the enemies of freedom.

Sir Francis made the statement in a letter to the Persian Press, timed to coincide with the arrival of the first part of the Anglo-Iranian Oll Company's delegation.

The delegation is to discuss with the Persian Government Persia's nationalisation of the com- pany's £500 million installations.

The British Ambassador's Khouzistan, Amir Alni, watched lotter declared that the the ceremony.

The first group of the Anglo- Persian oil industry cannot Iranian Oll Company's delegates bu efficiently conducted ex- arrived here by ale from Loncion

Laiks

with the Persian cept by mutual co-operation for

No Persian Government. between Britain and Persia. Go

officials were at the airport to Sir Francis reaffirmed the greet them, only a handful of British position that "disputes policemen and a few bystanders have arisen between the Iranian | P

arrive. and British Governments. This saw them is contrary to the Persian con- tention that the Dritish Govern-Basil Jackson, Vice Chairman ment is not a party to the of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Com- dispute."

were met by Company pany,

and British representatives Letter called for goodwill representative

Embassy representatives headed by Counsellor, Mr George

the Middleton.

on both sides and a practical approach to the question.

The letter went on: "Since we consider ourselves civilised countries the proper procedure is obviously to acek a solution by discussion around a table.

"The arrival of the all com- pany delegates gives an oppor- tunity for this method to be begua.

BRITISH POLICY

"I wish to state categorically that the altitude. of the British Government to this question and in its policy towards Iran is not in the faintest degree animated by imperialism.

"On the contrary, it has been for many years the policy of the British Government to en- courage an independent, pros- perous and stable Iran.

The delegates, headed by Mr

arrived

Among those who from London were: Mr C. H. D. Elkington, a company director, Mr L. C. Rice, head of the Cou- cessions Department, and Mr Godfrey Phillip, a legal adviser.

Mr Jackson said that both sides would have to show the greatest goodwill. He said that possible and solution was added: "We must get together."

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PERSIAN REFLY

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Singapore, June 11. Cabaret-goers in Shang- hat are confronted by 3 Communist

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account

Chinese

which demands DN move- of their

monta and the money

syent.

of

According to the caplain

a freighter which recently arrived in Singa

pore, all men attending cabarets have to fill a "lox book" giving particulars of

name, Identity

card

number, the hostess danced with, the number of dances and the amount of money spent,

"The men are disgusted," the skipper sald-Bouter.

RHETORIC BUT NO

RESULTS

Teheran, June 11. The text of the Persian reply to President Truman's personal letter of Juno 1 to the Persion Prime Minister, Dr Mohammed Mossadeg, was handed over this

Paris, June 11. morning by the Persian Foreign Minister, Baqir Kazemi, to the

The Big Four Deputy Foreign United States Ambassador, Dr Ministers delivered themselves.

of some rounded rhetoric today. Henry Grady.

"I wish to state that the oll company, is entirely a conimer-

It was offically stated that but when they had ended their the text would not be released 67th meeting they were in the cial concern and does not in- tervene in the polities of the

until tomorrow when the letter same position as before. country.

the three Western Neither bad been received by Mr Tru- "On the basis of these m

Deputies nor Russia's Androl surances it should be possible

man.

Informed quarters sald that Gromyko budged an inch over for discussions to proceed in a

Dr Mossadeq's reply repeated the question of placing the North friendly atmosphere. This le

much of the lengthy statements Atlantic Treaty and U.B. bases essential for British ond

already made to the representa- overseas on the agenda for their Iranian interests, inextricably

Lives of the olf company, but chiefs to discuss in any future mingled in the business of ex-

assured the President that Per- Big Four meeting. tracting, processing and

sia would make every effort to Two Westem Deputies, Philip keling of the oll.

find a friendly solution-pro- Jessup of the U.S. and Alexandre "The Industry cannot beviding the rights of the Persian Parodi of France, accused Mir efectually conducted except people to the nationalisation of

Gromyko of

of "grasshopper" tac- by

The their oil aro recognised."- tice in Jumping from one pro-

posal-to-another.

max-

co-operation. mutual only basis for this is-a-friendly-Reuter. partnership and the only benc- at from the constant criticism and mistrust will accrue to the enemies of freedom."

Pusan, June 11. The Korean Governmont has received on assurance from the State Department that reports which would

TALKS BEGIN of un armistice

In the oilfield region, the step the United Nations forces at the

parallel wore 38th

OLL Company's intornied Anglo-Iranian

general monager, Mr Eric groundless, well sources sald

today.

Amir

TEMPTATION FOR WEST

Evanston, (Illinois) June 11.

Mr Louis St Laurent, the

Canadian Premier, said here to-

on

If, they said, they should ever

the treaty agree to putting the agendo, Russia would come up with something else.

The meeting lasted three hours and 14 minutes with Me Gromy- ke in the chair. The Deputies noon-Associated Press.

resume talks tomorrow after-

American Gets Med. Command

These Informants understood Druke, held a friendly and day that the free world might the South Korean Government pleasant conversation, without face a danger greater than the mention of any controversial threat of Communist domination had asked for the assurance.

Foreign Minister Young Tal- topics, with the three temporary if it stoned to the "Hit Russla

that the Persian First arguments. pyun appeared before a secret directors

Parliament today to Government has appointed for He said in an address to the session of

about armistice the nationalised industry. be questioned

North Western University here; which caused acute

of "There is a temptation to say: Alal, Governor reports,

southern olt Communist imperialism is an alarm in South Korea. It was Khouzistan, the understood he had little infor- province, accompanied the three evil thing bent on extinguishing mation but that he may have experts to Mr Drake's office in treedom, in the world, Let us told Parliament of the reported Khorram Shahr, near Abadan. extinguish it first. Let us get it State Department assurances, Earlier, Amir Alat watched over with. That temptation will Shop windows and street the Fersian flag being hoisted grow stronger as the military world walls of this South Korean

free the main office of the strength of over temporary capital were plaster Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, increases."

But

not "Let us brave death in opposi- near Abaden, and shortly after sitt statesmanship dises to the command of the southern cd today with bills which said:

wards he put up a new black Won to a cease-fire at the 38th and white notice board reading without

the flank of the Aliantle Treaty Command under parallel," and

"Any cease-fire "temporary Board of Directors consequences. War could

Bet European

Bleenhower should be at the Manchurian the New Nationalisation of back human progress for con- General Dwight D frontier."-United Press.

Air Vice-Marshal For Australia.

the

reckoning

London, June 1, The appointment of United States Admiral Robert Carney

Olr near the main entrance to turies, Mr St Laurent said, was approved in last the refinery.

Meanwhile the Persian Government today replied to President Truman's personal letter to the Porslan Premier. Dr Mohammed Mossadeq, on the oil dispute.

Reuter,

ISRAEL'S CLAIM

Now York, June 11. The American Jowish Comn- mittee today urged the United

talics between

K Bradley and the Freach and British Chick of Staff, a usually raliable source said here today.

It was understood that Admiral Carney will have an

Dalian deputy. Carney's

General Oma's

For

the presenti, Admiral will appointment

London, Jund 11. Air Vice-Marshal Gilbert The reply was handed over States Government to support Harcourt Smith has sailed for by the Persian Foreign Minister Israel's claim for $1,500 million extend only to the astward limits of the North Atlantic Australia to take charge of the to the United States Ambassa in separations from Germany,

United States support was Treaty area. sought British Liaison Staff in the dos, Me Henry Grady-Reuter.

the on grounds that the DELEGATES ARRIVE

The question of whether to set nots of the German State were up a NATO Middle East Com- Commonwealth, the Air Minis

Abadon, June 11.

of Israel's man and, if so, a precise try announced here today. He

The Persian flag was hoisted the direct cause was attached to Air Command Headquarters in South-East today over the main office of the enormous expenditure in ro- Jundure with that of Admiral stlik Asia before returning to Eng Anglo-Iranian Oil Company at ly 500,000, Jows who bad ca- undecided.

ceiving and rehabilitating near Carney's Command ta Mr Nehru sald India is sym-

Such a' command' pathatic to the nationalisation land three years ago do com- Khouzistan, near Abadan.

Forco Royal Air

A large crowd, including the caped the Nazi genoelde pro- would probably, if approved, be of oil

a British responsiblty-Reuter. In Iran. Assoclated mand, a' Press.

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