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German oll experts are swamping the Persian Con-

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Britain's Quest For Injunction

Against Persia

London, June 21.

sulate here with applications A King's Messenger was due to leave London to work in the newly nation- by air at dawn tomorrow (Friday) carrying Bri- alised Iranian oil industry, a Consulate official said to-tain's application to the International Court at The Hague to restrain Persian action which might pre- judice any eventual decision of the Court in the oil dispute.

night.

mans have offered

to all any

He claimed at least 50 Ger- vacancies caused by withdrawal of British experts from Persin.

Gorman oli lenders, however, expressed scepticism that Per- sin can find many of the high- type experts it requires in Ger- many

Such experts are few and highly paid here. Onc oll operator expressed the opinion that any applications must have

from lower-ranking 'come

Dil workers, lacking the type of skill Persia needs.

The new application amounts to a request to the President of the Court to issue the equivalent of an injunction against the Persian Government to preserve the rights of the company under the 1933 concession until the Court has pronounced on the dispute.

The application is based the rapidly

on

developing situa- Ar lele 4 of the Statute of the lon In Persia.

The Perslon International Court and Article

Government has 61 of the rules of the Court. been asked to appoint its agent with the Interna- for dealing tlonal Court in the dispute but to do so. so far hus refused con-

Similarly, it is thought, it may refuse a summons of the Court to present is observations un- der Article 01.

The Persian official who re- ported the German applications

Article 41 of the Statute pro- sold nothing has been done vides that "the Court shall have about accepting any of thethe power to Indiente, if German applications-Associat- siders that the circumstances su ed Press.

require, any provisional

onal mea- ought to be taken sures which to preserve the respective rights of other party. Pending the final decision, notier of measures suggested shall forth- with be given to the to the Security Councilatics and

out,

The

the

U.S. NOT INTERESTED

Washington, June 21. The major United States oil companies will not assist Persian Government to operate the nationalised of fields if the British authorities bre

forced company officials told Article 61 of the sules of the Reuter today.

Court SBYJ, "A request for the They said that the big com- indication of Interim measures capable of working the of prolection shall have priority

felds, had already

over all other cases. The decl- made it clear to the State Desion thereon shall be treated as partment that they were not a matter of urgency". interested in conducting na- Also "the Court shall only

of tionalised

operations in Indicate Interlin measures of Perso-Reuter.

protection after giving the an opportunity of pre- DUTCH DENIAL

parties

their observations senting The Hague, June 21. The Dutch Foreign Ministry the subject". tonight denied all knowledge of any negotiations by a Per- -sian Govermen delegation for the recruitment of Dutch oll experts from Indonesia to help operate Persia's nation- alised industry.--Reuter.

URGENCY VITAL

חסי

The question of urgency Is vital in London if considered the actions of the Cour! are to have any practical bearing

on

The Court has not yet pro- nounced itself competent to in the jurisdiction exercise

British hopes are that the dispute. present application may at least speed up a decision on this point.

Persia

The application seeks to show that if the actions and threatened actions of the Persian Govern

the whole ment are carried complicated enterprise of the be company In

may irretrievably damaged to a point where It would be impossible to nsess the damage in terms of money and beyond the capacity of Perala to compensate for out of her revenue.

RESPECTIVE RIGHTS

The application also claims that the Persian Government's Press and radio campaign of villineation of the company and the British is liable to nggravate the dispute by leading

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The President of the Court

is asked to instruct the Persian Government to refrain from all steps interfering with the com- involving

activities. Deny's seizure of the company's

assets

Dr funds.

pro

Or

perted to aggravate the dis.

pute pending decision by the Court.

The British Government makes it clear that while, as plaintiff in the dispute, it ex- pects the protective measures It seeks to be taken by the Percian Government, it is self prepared to give such under- standings the Court may con- sider necessary to protect legi- timate Persian interests pend- ing settlement of the dispute.

It also explains that it does not seek to secure an interim judgment in its favour but only to preserve the respective rights of the parties and to prevent any aggravation or ex- tansion of the dispute. Reuter.

Ma Tau Chung Camp Claim Against Girl

The

Hongkong Council of Social Service brought a claim before. Mr Justice Scholes at the

Supreme Court this morning against Miss Elsie Beltrep. They claimed possession of hut No 29B Ma Tau Chung Camp, Argyle Street.

Established. 1845

FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951.

Refreshment headquarters

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Fun Fair At Gromyko Given Surprise: Big

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A general view of the Festival of Britain Pleasure Gardens in Battersea Park, London. On left and right are the terraces of the cafes and in background

the ornamental lake and fountains.

HONGKONG EMBARGO PLANS

(Continued From Page 1)

but the controls should not hit Industries.

Asked whether the grant of a Hongkong import licence would be automatically accepted by the Home authorities as sumclent guarantee that the application

Commons On Oil

Its hod

Debate Crisis

2. To preserve strategic and

commercial interests,

3. To deny Iranian oil rup- piles to the Soviet Union.

RISK SUGGESTED

Three Abruptly

End Talks

"NO USEFUL PURPOSE”

Paris, June 21.

The Western Powers told Russia today that there was "no useful purpose” in continuing the four-month long discussion by the Foreign Minis- ters' deputies here.

This statement was made in a declaration read by Mr Ernest Davies (Britain) at today's 74th meeting.

The Western statement added that the Western Powers main- lained the invitation to the Soviet Union to attend a Foreign Ministers' meeting,

"The thres Governments ex- press the hope that the Soviet Government, after further con- will And it possible through diplomatie its acceptance of this Invitation," the statement said,

declaration said: sald:

to

COURT WORK TREBLED

In the course of dealing with the Friday Summary List at the Supreme Court this morning, Mr Justice Scholes had occasion to remark that since the now

The Wester the three Summary Jurisdiction Ordinance

ment.

conference

NO UTILITY

2.-As has been fully explained

been passed the work had

at 10 a.m.

1-On, June Western Governments commu- nicated a renewed invitation to been trebled.

"to ind the Soviet Government to attend

MY F. C. Woo, appearing in a meeting of the four Foreign

Bug one of the claims, applied for a Ministers on the basis of the date for hearing and his Lord- large measure of reached at the Paris | ship set it down for December 3 on an agenda and taking into

MY Woo asked if it was account the views of the Soviet Government and of the three possible to have an earlier date. Alfred Y. Hon, connected Western Governments concern with another case, altered to (Continued From Page 1)

ing the chief point of disagree-help Mr Woo out stating that ho Mr Eden, sald that Egypt's

had

a ense Axed for hearing at 2.30 p.m. on treatment of Britain had cer

July 31

which talmly

repercursions

"should not take more than throughout the Middle East,

Mr Sandys said it might be by the three representatives the half-an-hour."

His Lordship: I have been not least in Persia,

Mr Eden thought that Persia better to risk sending British Soviet Government's reply of was genuine. Mr Keen replied! from oll ceased for any reason; consequent danger.of Russian of this invitation since it is a not last more than five minutes would collapse if the revenue troops into Abadan and face the June 19 constitutes a rejection told before that a case would lasted all day. I the Tudeh Party was quietly intervention than to stand idly re-affirmation of the position and it has

over control: by and see Iran go Communist previously taken up by the 50- you can sure me of a settle- waiting to take

vies Government. The experience ment than I may be able to fix and anarchy would ensue, anyway. He said he thought of the deputies in resuming their Mr Woo's case for July. 81.

A Communist - controlled

the

Russians Would asked whether there was any Persia, he said, was not going Iran's masters in the event of prop

become meetings in

tings in accordance with the Mr Hon: I cannot give your

in the Soviet note Lordship that assurance. Intention of increasing the anti-

to make statesmanship much

proposal made economic an

collapse. Ho add-

His Lordship adhered to the of June 4 shows that the con- in the smuggling Bervices

easter in neighbouring coun- ed that Iran had everything to tinuation of this discussion has original dale he had fixed, Colony.

trics Dealing with transit cargoes, happened in Persia would have jecting

producing oll. What lose and nothing to gain by re- no practical utility.

3.The Mr Keen said it was the palley immediate

Invitation to the repercussions The Prime Minister, Mr not

for A Government to interfere

Soviet with ship-

throughout the Middle East Clement Atrice, decided late | W

the four Foreign ments

through passing

the and beyond-Reuter.

today

to motor back from meeting of Colony, He thought it was the

Ministers in accordance either Scotland overnight instead of | Mus

three general policy at the present ilme throughout the world."

waiting to return by daylight with the notes of the

Western Governments to

of May on Friday. He was expected enforcement of

of any now

confer with the Foreign Secre- 31 or with those of June 15 re-

mains open Morrison Jory Mr Horbert throughout immediately on his return

United Press.

In the affirmative,

ANTI-SMUGGLING

Mr Keen said he could not answer at the moment

when

EDEN APPEAL Mr Eden warned that Com

of Iran would completely transform the whole the Middle East strategie position

would have to be by Jon Police munist control

"I have friends in Porsia and

of the United Nations. In any case

most ships with strategic materials went direct to their I hope against hope that wiser destinations and did not call at counsels will still prevall," he Flowers Honen sald the list of goods concluded. " my voice can

Mr

the

PH

means

proved destinations

"We will try our utmost to speed things up and help mer- chants as best we can," he went them. on. It la only

natural that at first there will be some con- gestion and

Stolen Garden

in truo co-

Co- Two dance hostesses who ad-

we will be delay, but we hope without parale) is a great new la

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this out. D Iron We do feel we would like im porters not to rush

to

straight away trying to get im- A Turkey!

From

3,

the

and the

Naval

Rating Fined

Sydney James, 20, LSA, HMS

was

three Western Governments express Taumar, charged with assault

and malicious damage the hope that the Soviet Govern. ment, after further considera- fined $25 and ordered to pay transmit through the tion, will find

$30 compensation by Me Lati- It pomalle mer at Central this morning. channel its acceptance of this

The police said that at about 10.30 pm.

yesterday defen- dant wont to the Cafe, 41 Des Voeux Road C., Malayan

approached a waiter, and sold he wanted beer. When told that food must be consumed 12 he wanted beer, defendant be

annoyed and upset a table breaking sugar bowi, a salt cellar and a glass ashtray,

A

Soviet Helegatlon member

came

under the in-

Radio Hongkong

11:

By

of those reach any of

who have In the mentioned

invitation, In this case, if neces- new Orders been in the past my friends in

sary, representatives of the four the were

Бате

those that 03

I that country,

beg them would beg promulgated in

United to the

to belleve that

Governments could meet im- Kingdom. There were a certain

main operation between us les hap-mitted picking some tuberoses mediately in order to decide the number of items prohibited from

from the private garden of the date and make other detalled piness for both our countrica expert for supply reasons under and the peace of the world. night this morning

Peak Cafe shortly

after mid-arrangements for the meeting of Defence Regulations, for Surely good sense

told Mr Ministera-Reuter. as well as example, rasv_cotton, coal, rice,

Central that the

GROMYKO NONPLUSSED sugar, flour and charcoal. good will can still prevall, but Latimer at

we shall not avoid troubles for flowers were "100 beautiful. port licences were sometimes ourselves or for others by shirk- The defendants, Liu Ling, 28, granted for these items if the ing the realities of the challenge

of B Ming Yuen Street, West statement, Mr Gromyko appear eye.

After Mr Davies had read the He then struck the waller's feft Colony was not in short supply. when they confront us."

ground floor, and Nam Chinged momentarily nonplussed and

Defendant then ran out of THE PROCEDURE

20, of 89 Electric Road, third asked: "Does this mean there the Cafe but He said it was clear the Bri-

was intercepted Mr Angus then dealt with tish staff must stay in Iron

floor, were each fined $30. will be no further meetings?" by two police constables who the procedure

A Folice constable caught required when and in a grave volce he added:

Mr Davies assured him that heard the commation. Hongkong merchants desired "If these men are to be asked them with the flowers right was what was meant and asked Defendant admitted the charge to import controlled goods to stay, then it is certainly the

after they had picked them. Llu from the United

duty of the government to take had eight while the other had the United States Deputy, Dr and said he was Philip Jessup, to read again the fluence of liquor. He sold im

Import licences would

for two ropy steps that may be necessary. | vealed that the hostessey had į (inuation of the conference was nine in her hand. Inquiries ro paragraph declaring that con- only be granted sons (1) for local consumption we have the impression

to protect them. As things are, gone to

that

the Peak Cafe after

pointless. Mr Gromyka then and (2) for re-export to op- our own people have not the [dancing eisewhere.

asked again:

Will there be no meeting to-

6.00, of self-defence should disturbances break out against

Programme Bummary: 0.02, Case Withdrawn

morrow? I shall want to make Children's Half Hour: "Great Ex

pectations" a statement too."

By Charles Dickens.

Tho River Mr Davies repeated that there ar STILL HOPE

The charge of carrying in-

(HBCTS); 6.30. "Cantonese no would be

By Mr R. J. Gunter (Lab) sald sufficient life-saving apparatus Soviet deputy then asked for a Lan And 8. K. Lee (Studio); 650, meeting. The Radio Given By Miss Lee Wat It would be almost a tragedy while underway, against Ho Sal-

Solo Organ brief intermission.

Charles-Marie master of motor fishing

Widot: 7,00,"Andre Kostelanels And satellite state to Russia were funk M8DF. was withdrawn

H Cachers; 7.30, No. 19 In The the office created from the Caspian Sea before Mr T. B. Low at the leaving the conference said: Series Presented By The British

Council. (Studio): 2.00, this morning "Everything is finished, com- Court Persian Gulf and from Marine

World News And Nowy Analysis (London port licences and expect to get

when the prosecution offered pletely finished"

Relay): 8.15,- An Appeat By His no evidence.

The 74th and final session of Excellency, The Governor. our American friends in

Bl If they do them on Monday. rush things

G.C.M.G.. When the junk

Deputies ended respect weigh ́very carefully

was inter- the

ot 2143 Alexander Grantham. Tor St John we can get what they say and do because cepted in Causeway

Ambulance Brigade. plo

normally

Boy, de- GMT,

(Recorded) 8.20, A Short Vocal would like the

I balleva: there. is still

Earlier the United States ac- Recital By Herbert - Er hope of fendant said that he was licensee

Gratt operation merchants and set present time will sta

settlement. If the Americans at of the vessel but inter

It was cused Soviet Russia of "bringing hinding of

(Tenor) & Gitte Alpar; 8.30, "Much In The Maren" With to a halt" the four-month-oid. Richard stautly found that he was not.

Murdoch And Kenneth doing our best to help them and robustly go forward

conference.

Horne. (BDCTS); 0.00.rom The Editorials Recorded Eelay): 9.10, try and speed support of our point of view in

Jessup APPOINTMENTS

reiterated the weather Report: 0.11. matter. If they do not, the

Music things up provided they don't

West's flat refusal to include Lovers HourClassical Requests. The following appointments the North Atlantic Treaty rush, us."

Arabian ell effect on oil South

In Presented By Curtis Hindson. (Studio) 10.15. "Reisy Of The 2nd supplies will be devastating to ete were gazetted this moming the agenda. the world: I believe Russia is Mr E.8, Brooks to be an As-

Test Makh. "England V South The Government Gazette this in coma dilemma about oll; thesistant Superintendent o The Western powers made it Atries, (Necorded); 10.50, **The Lloyd's A Featurs Pro- morning published a list of obtaining of vastly increased Polloe; Mr M. Heeran as Acting / clear they would be willing to Story

James listen to

anything the. Soviet my D. Allkan, (IICTS): 11.00, Radio News Reel. (London licence, supplied of oil to Russia would Attorney-General; Mr

Foreign Minister,

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atakes it will be

the Atlantic Pact Mr on Acting Crown Solicitor; thetas afseen in, history that one,of plementa of

of war,

DE. craft and engines; atomic слетку materials and

petro of the United Nations, has been Counsel; Mr E. N: Ponsford to but they refuse to put it on the equipment;

much of armed act as a Chief Health Inspector: agenda.-United Press. leum products; transportation to see so materials;

strongth thrown 10 Korea, Mr W. Sprague to be a Marine minerals and their

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types of other machinery.

their duties;

Gazette today jo

Wyndham Street, City of Victor, in the Colony of Hongkong.

Mr C.Y. Kwan, appearing for the Council, said that the de- fendant had been living not on very cordial relations with her neighbours and had been offered another hut but she was ada- mal.

not

Co-

hope they realise that we are

and

we will

GAZETTE LIST

this

Miss Beltrao admitted the claim and asked his Lordship for an extension of two months,

Mr Kwan said he had no in- structions on this point but thought that two months was too

articles the export of which is | HD long and it might bring about something

prohibited

except by

very.

un-

pleasant.

The defendant explained that when Miss Ormiston, of the Council, offered her another

hut she did not refuse but mere- ly stated that the hut offered was too distant from the kitchen and would be inconvenient for her mother who was sick. "If

had money I

she added.

Jiving in the camp, not bo

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