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Persian Observer's

Accusation Against World Court Judges

NOT IMPARTIAL British

IN OIL RULING Wins At

The Hague, July 6.

Dr Ali Shayegeon, Persian observer to the International Court here, said today that he felt that the 10 judges who voted for interim measures yesterday on the question of Persian oil nation. alisation were not impartial.

In a statement to newspapermen in the pre- sence of the Persian Minister, Mr Hussain Navab, Dr Shayegeen said at the Persian Legation here, "The majority of the Court passed a judgment on interim measures but they did not rule on their competence.

A deluge last night left the pitch waterlogged, but the ground staff worked hard to dry it out,ference ready for a start after lunch.

With two queues a quarter of a mile long outside the ground, the gates were opened shortly after noon. But further steady

Faim provented these enthusiasts

seomg even one ball bowled

Inland Revenue-Reuter.

COUNTY MATCHES

London, July 0.

Te

"I do not speak for the Gov- but for the whole ernment

The following were the re-Tranian people and I am sure aults of first-class county crie- the Iranan

Government will ket matches played today: follow the people," he said.

At Swansea: The match be- tween Glamorgan

and

Kent

"PROOF"

"for

Henley

Henley-on-Thames,

July G.

British and foreign crews continued their battles in

The Grand Challenge Cup for Cambridge, and the Dutch crew, Laga.

today's semi-finals the Cambridge

college crew, with famous beat the

the Royal Regatta on the River Thames, here today and some fine racing is ex- pected in tomorrow's finals.

garet College, cights will between Lady Mar-

Avo Blues,

Leander Club by one and a half lengths.

the

Refreshment

End Of World's Longest Fast Mail

French "fakir" Mabindrah Burmah is kissed by his wife before he leaves the glass case in which he spent 60 days, two hours and 30 minutes to break the world fasting record, which stood at 57 days. He shared the case with vipers and two pythons.-AP Photo.

FAULKNER WINS BRITISH OPEN

Portrush,, County Antrim, July 6. Max Faulkner, British Ryder Cup inter- national, won the British Open Golf Champion- ship with a 72 holes aggregate of 285 on the Royal Portrush course today.

Faulkner, a colourful, carefree player who graduated with Henry Cotton, had rounds of 71, 70, 70 and 74.

Two of the neutral judges of the Court, however, had the same opinion as we have but the majority, perhaps under political considerations and perhaps British influence, voted for interim measures.'

tho In the other semi-final When pressed for additional Dutch crew eliminated the Bar- Asked to explain his.

to neutral judges, Dr evidence, Dr Shaycgeen saldcelona crew from Spain with a and three- judgment "is victory by two the that the Court's' Shayegeen said he meant

indication Judge the

of politlend quarter lengths. two dissenting judges,

Another British overseas the Winlarda (Poland) and Judge influence."

Dr Shayegeen said he would clash will be the final of Badawi Pasha (Egypt).

of a distribute coples

singles sculls for the Diamonds, He felt that the others were scon

cable found

which Tony Fox, the 21 not impartialhether his views Iranian Oil Company's Informe-year-old

in the Anglo-In

Cambridge. oar, will Asked

ist Persia which meet Ebbe Larsen, of Den- official, he said he was tion Bureau were Though they had been warned

the European Cham- that the Bureau was mark, that no money would be re-speaking as a member of the proved

in-Mixed Board for Nationalisa established people, in

interference plon. funded, about 10,000

In today's semi-finals, of internal tion of the oil industry which in every question cluding ticket holders, paid at

young Cambridge sculler beat least £3,000, In 1938, when has even the right to super-affairs in Iran."

Demoulin, Jean

of Belgium, Government Ironian vise the Was bowlod

lo said this cable was from not a ban

"easily"

as the omfletul verdlet the chief of the Manchester on any of the four in the execution of the nation-a Mr Stockil,

beat the other, Bureau, to a Mr Chisholm and said. Larsen ays allotted to the England allsation law."

Lutz sculler, Ronnie also reported He added that he was

that "all dangerous British versus Australia Tost, the en

and also easily, tertainment tax on the advance speaking as a private, and free papers have been burned

In secret Both the Pennsylvania Uni- bookings was

others hiddan no paid to the person and as a parliamentary the

versity, crew from the United deputy.

places,"

States and the Florsheim PACT "ILLEGAL"

that Rüsselsheim

from Cer- eight Shayegeen added Dr

semi-finals other papers found in the In- many are in the

to of tho Thames Bureau referred

Challenge formation

and are expected to "Bribery of political people, Cup

opponents, Trinity brut their journalists, etc."

Replying to questions about Hall, Cambridge, and the Uni- was drawn. Glamorgan 402 Replying to a number of and 99 (Dovey, right-arm słow questions about Iran's attitude the validity of the 1933 agrec-versity of London, respectively, to the International Court, Drment between the Persian Gov and meet in the final tomorrow affspin bowler, elght for 38).

ernment and the Oil Company, afternoon. Dr Shayegeen described it as a contract made by a puppet The Stewards Challenge Cup

2. Daly government similar to something for fours will be between yo

He finished two strokes ahead | Adams, each with 292" done during the occupation

British clubs, Leander' and of Antoniu Cerda, dapper did 73 and Adams 72. and was therefore Thames. Tharnes today put out Argentine

Charles Ward (Little Aslon). profilatonal-who, a country

the only foreign challengers, ncoding a final round of 48 for finished third with 200, after illegal.

He said Persia could

Vie Guser quartet from

finished in 70 for an a final round of 08-Reuter, nothing about it until the coun try had a free government for Yugoslavia, winning by one and aggregate of. 237.,

Cerda, a half lengths,

beautifully. driving

and the first time about six months

The doubles sculls, too, will playing crisp fron shots

affair with putting well, needed fours at of Persia's be an all-British On the question

both Inter-

foreign

being the last three holes to finish pairs the future actions cn

eliminated today. The Leander level. He crashed at the 1011 pair, Burnell, who was in the hole; taking six, and Faulkner national Court's judgment, Shayegoen thought eo reply of

became the first home player Olymple double sculls winning any kind would be sent to the

to win the title since. Cotton, and Bradley, beat the pair, Court.

to whom he once assistant,

was Surrey Surrey 187 and 358 for six de

To a question on how Persia Germans, Wilke and Neuberger,

won at Muirfield in 1048. Florsheim Russelshelm, by

the Faulkner, 50, Melatyre CROWD IN. FIGHT intends to operate the ott felds, of

overnight clared (Fishlock

Wimbledon, July 6. Persian Minister, Mr three lengths while the Reading leader, had a brillant outward NEAR EMBASSIES the

Hussain Navab, said, "We will scullers, Davies and Kemp, beat

half of 34 and swept home .in Miss Louise Brough and Vigneroët and

and not have

30. He played with grim 11 partnership with the Belgians,

Mrs Margaret Osborne Du two and: Teheran, July 0

half the Anglo-Iranian Oil Com- Collet, by

confident determination. One policeman was knifed, 13

any British company or lengths.

Altar a he

shower early Pont, the famous Ameri- heavy pany,

The silver goblets see the even any foreign company. pro-Communists and five anti-.

considerably. Antwerpen, Communists were injured and nationalisation makes that im-Belgian holders, Rosa and. Van in the day, conditions improved can doubles pair, reached

in action against

Locke was slow, in completing the women's doubles final pertitie. 50 persons Velalned for inter-

When reminded that he had the Cambridge Blue, Crowden,

his rounds by British standards for the fourth successive result of a clash rogation as

Lloyd. The Belgians today serious charges and

stake: year today, beating another but he had much at during a parade today near the made American and British Embassies against the world's highest legal beat the British pair, Brown and

Every stroke he could save American pair, Mrs Barbara brought him a step nearer his and the Shah's Hospital,

tribunal, which might amount Signby, easily while the Cam-

He falled Davidson and Miss Betty coveted third title. About 100 military police,to contempt of court, Dr Shaye-bridge rowers put out the last University, "I know they are hopes of Oxford

get his short game going as Rosenquest, 6-1, 6-3 in the and police cOT- palace guards ·

geen said,

well as usual and slight errors Įkemi-final. doned the hospital

Bu: I-am a free man Callander and Davidge, by one. while the serious,

and a quarter lengths.-Reuter.

cost him strokes. American and British Embassies and not a diplomat and I know were guarded by police-United I am giving the views of the whole Iranian people."-Reuter.

Kent 337 and 148 for nine Shayegeen said he would recom- (Watkins, left-arm medium

mend to his Government that bowler, four for 21).

Iran completely withdraw from the Court all-connection with

denounce the condi and even tional acceptance of the Court's

for one.

At Buxton; The match be- tween Derbyshire-and Middle sex was abandoned owing to heavy overnight rain flood- ing the wicket. Derbyshire 276 status. for six declared. Middlesex 57 Asked what proof he had that the majority of the judges were At Hove: The match between not impartial and were under Sussex and Essex was drawn.

or British Influence, political Essex 189 and 340 for five de: Dr Shayegeen said that the clared (Avery 108, Insole 184

recalled from not out), Sussex 220 and 243 Court had been

holidays "at the request of Great hot Britain,"

for six. (Cox 54).

At Kettering: Surrey beat Northamptonshire by 02 runs.

85 not out, Holmes 54 not out) Nerthamptonshire 272 and 211 Oldfield 94, Eric Bedser, right- bowler, Ave arm slow offspin for 62).

At Leicester: Leicestershire beat Worcester by one wicket. Worcester 199 and 288 for nine declared (Down 83), Leicester

for nino anire 178 and 294 (Palmer 118).-Reuter.

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

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ANOTHER ALLU.S. FINAL

They meet in the final the Starting times for the last two American women's singles round were being strictly ad Analists, Miss Shirley Fry and

Spring Fashion herod to and some players had Mies Doris Hart, now colleagues

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Korean front, July 4. · The Eighth Army Commander, Lieutenant-General James Van Fleet, zet a spring fashion in steel helmets today."

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instead of rivals. Miss Fry and Mice Hart entered the anal by beating, in

today's semi-final, 211. Faulkner round, were

LIISS Nancy Chalice and Miss Sutton and Cerda 217, Thom-Beverly Baker, 6-0, 6-2. sen 218, Locke, Daly, Weet- Miss Hart has already reach-

ed the final of the Mixed Dou man and. Panton 219:

Von Nida retired from the blos with the Australian, Frank the usuct roadwork, skipping may have the World Champlon

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is trouble.

He arrived at the Turkish

round because of illness, A sick three of tomorrow's four finals. British fight fans are looking and bail punching..

While the critics are satisfied

In the Mixed Doubles final since the start of the His heavy punahing has been forward to a battle of big hit-

to regulation model with a minio. ung when America's Ray giving his sparring partners a on the point of Turpin's punch-Brigade wearing a drab-coloured

they are ret

Mervyn Rose Robinson defends his World hard time and in a work-out at ng power,

43 strokes for the first nine Australian pair,

and Miss Nancy Bolton, who punched Holes and although he had in today put out the holders and the Castle ho appeared to have sure of his ability to stand up iure insignia of his formes and championship, Von Nida, took she and Sedgman meet an all-

himsate Middleweight - boxing.

to heavy blows to the present.

around it, ngainst the British and Euro- plenty of stamina,

body! Randolph

The effect was so nent that it actual fact. Instructed his No 1 seeded pair, Miss Louise pcan Champion,

He is clever a covering up did not looks out of place or marker to tear up his card he Brough and Eric Sturges of Robinson

noted Turpin, at Earl's Court, London,

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"I don't want to let my part- The all-Australian Crities here consider that thinic that the Champlonafilpoticed that he does not seem conspicuous although, staff continued playing.

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is playing so well", he said, Brough and Sturgess 7-5, 6-2. lila record it, will be up against fight will end one way or the to relisis taking much punish officers admit that it was not

He will be well tested in this

Early leaders in the anal The South African Is, however, a tough proposition in the 18- other in the first six rounds. round Aght,

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