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Professor Runs Foul Of Army

Washington, Sept. 6.

A Harvard professor, Mr John King Fairbank, has been refused permis. alon to inter Japan, the United States Army at- nounced here.

Dr Faltbank had been given. a year's leave from Harvard to teach at a Japanese university.

The Army Bald

113 action

was based "on present policies and regulations" but added that the decision was being review- ed.

The Army contrats move- ments-in amil out of Japan as part of its occupation duties.

Dr Fairbank is a trustee of the Insil'ute of Pacific Relations

Testimonial

Pretoria, Sept. 0.

Baash-and-grab raiders hurled a brick into a Pres toris duplay window and elfared it of goods for the Pina

hd time in less than three years.

LeRvide the belek and broken giza where they were, the shop-keeper in- werföd, la notice: "Twenty- #ootd testimonial to the `quailly_of bar shirts and

lies-Rehter..

British

Proposal

Adopted

Istanbul, Sept, 6. The Inter-Parliamentary Union a Britkh resolu- tody adopted

to on calling on governments

which is under Senate Investi-assure that adequate machinery

zation.

was kept in being to handle world refugee problems.

In seeking his passport from be filed the State Department

That he was not an Lafidavit and had never been munist.

a Com-

Dr Fairbank said at Palo Alto, California, that he was returning 'home to demand a hearing.

He linked the Army's decision to what he termed "the libellous accusations of ex-Communists" before the

Internal Senate Security Committee-Reuter.

Would Fight To

The Death

Voting was almost unanimous. urged govern- The resolution ments to give early consideration

the :0

United Nations draft: convention oh the status of re- fugees, with a view to its rati-|

Beation,

Mr Albert Gore, an American had Congressman, said that he been much Impressed by Tur- key's, treatment of refugees frem Bulgaria, and he suggested that Arab countries might follow Turkey's example.

The Assembly adopted by n large majority an Indian resolu- tion in favour of setting up a new international organisation food of io handle problems production and distribution.

The American delegates op- posel it.

London, Sept. 6, Jennie Lee, Member of Parlia ment and wife cf Mr Anturin Bevan, Britain's former Minister of Labour, sald today

The Assembly also approved a Yugoslavia, id by Marshal Tito, proposal by Brazilian delegates would gh; any aggression to the in favour of using co-operatives

to securd production death.

Writing in the leftwing, week-tribution. ·

ly,

she

that

and cis-

she said that The Tribune,

A recommendation by Cahil had formed this opinion during a two-day viol with her Zamangll. of Turkey, that w husband to Tito's island retreat world payment and exchange established was also union be 30 miles from Trieste.

large majority- Miss Lee said that no people carried by a on earth were better informed Reuter. or more realistle about Sovic! strength than the Yugoslave.--- Router.

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BRITAIN SENDS SUBMARINES

TO THE

BALTIC

Portsmouth, Sept. 6.

A flotilla of British submarines sailed for Scandinavia today to demonstrate that the Big Western powers have not written off the Baltic as a "Soviet lake." EXTRA

It will be the first sortie into the Baltic by a FUNDS

British or American submarine since World War II FOR DEFENCE and the first official call at a Baltic port by a British

submarine since before World War L

Washington, Sept. 6.

A Senate Appropriations Sub-j Surface vessels of both no- Committee today voted an nd-tions paid courtesy colle at Battle ditional $6,000 million for exports, in recent months.

United States pansion of the

The

Britain

Accused Of Ne Fastest

Trying To Strangle Persia Economically

Abadan," Sept. 6.

Hussein Makki, Secretary-General of Persla's Oll Nationalisation Board, today accused-Britain of "trying to stranglé Persia" economically," "We cannot sit back and watch that going on We are determined to break that blockade," he said in an interview with Reuter.

Speaking on behalf of the three-man” Board,

| Mr Mäkki said that Premier Mohammed Mossadenj

would make no concession to Britain when he Author Had |clarifies Perala's views on the oil problem after his "long effort for a resumption of the oil talks,”~..

Received

Threats

Fighter ---

··Leodmi; Sept: Britain named a bew Jež; airotsis today which *14*/ claimed vanlara hervibe.

world's fastest. fghter.

was

The Hawker-1007; order- ed for the Royal Air Force,

partially

removed from the secret Uat so that the pubile could see. It fr at the aircraft construds, fors' display at Farn- borough exi wiek. -. Reuter.

TIES WITH

INDIA WEAKENED?

London, Sept. 8.

Mr A. D. Mani, Honorary Secretary of the All-India Newspaper Edilors' Conference, Bald here today that during his San Francisco, stort stay in England he had

Sept. 6. gained the impression that Eng-

"We have not changed our new to Tcheran to attend a. stand. There is no going back special Majlis session, told the on the fiutionalisation law. Our United Preks Iran had received popition has been made abun-offers from about 80 Dritteh dantly clept," said Mr Makki,nationals outside Iran for em who earlier had had a long tele-ployment with the National phone conversation with Dr Iranian Oil Company. Mossadeg.

A Yugoslav journalist land's Commonwealth tie with Mr Hussein Makkai said large) Mr Makki spoke as he pre numbers of German and Brazi said here today that he India had weakened." pared to fly to Teheran to lend an oil experts airailarly sought was convinced

He told the Press Trust of support to Dr Mossadeg, when employment in Iran, along with Yugoslav - born American India that this was not due to the Prime Minister meets the

2,000 Americans. Mr Makki

akki author Louis Adamic was on want of sympathy for India Majlis (Parliament) to get a added that once the fortnight's

ent** | murdered.

on the part of the British people British vote on his move to "expel all ultimatum to the

ex-

but due to the fact that Eng- Britons" it, the talks are not would cancel all the residence rifle shot in his New Jersey pired the Iranian Buthorities

commitments with tho States in regard to one permits of Britons in Abadan home on Tuesday,

sumed.

}

that

the

Adamic was found dead from peaco" system were so

agency

the part of Indla was bound to take Briteli and India for away from each

"We are willing to pay com-and "they'll have 10 Jeave

The death pensation, we are willing to immediately" except those pre-listed es suicide pending investi- foreign polley on

was tentatively intimate that an independent employ British technicians onpared to stay in Iran with the

gatlort. on Individual contract basis and company, We are willing-and, indeed, we

Mr M. Anton Smole, corres- | other. wish-to sell the free world all

Commenting on possible Bri- pondent for the Yugoslav news the oll it needs," he declared. tish repercussions to Iran's ex-

said

Britain Tanjug,

that

today appeared for pulsion decision, Mr Makki said, Adamic's life was threatened more interested in her African That Is the basis of our with the present world situa

colonies.. position did that is as far as wetlon, Britain won't dare to take four times, twice by an Ameri- ae can "connected with Cominform shell to. There is no wavering the high hand, especially after agents operating in the United and no going back."

official recognition of oil na- tallation in Tran. All Britain States." can do is claim compensation

Journalist #aid that and, so we have said before, we Adamie told him that the threats shall investigate this."

in when he returned

anti-Sovic:,

The

werd

Oh "the question of Indian students coming to Britain, Mr Meni sald that there epenings for Intions in post- traduate medical courses whillé in regard to admission to routine

courses in -

werd

- "CANNOT GO ON"

Asked if Persia would hesliate before selling oll to the Soviet countries, Mr. Makkai said, "No.

Mr Makki said precautionary from Yugoslayla with hierul institutions there was naturuly To break the blockade we must steps already had bech taken to for

pro-Tite a tendency to restrict admission sell our oll wherever we

Abadan can wrotect

Island

and book.

to British nations who denlod whether or not the customers "there is no anxiety whatsoever

the opportunity. of Adamie said he was beaten education during the war. belong to the sp-called satellite about its security". *

Kicked unconscious to up and

About the States"

attitude of iho MAJLIS BOYCOTT

prevent the book's publication.

British Press towards Kashmir, Persia, he added, had done her

Mr Mani said that it was best to reach an agreement with

In the meantime, Parliament-Adamic's secretary, Mrs Ethel generally hostile and that the Britain, but Britain refused to ary foes of Mr Mohammed Mos Sharp, said comply with the nationalisation adeq's get tough" policy with chapter of Adamic's book was law and was refusing to buy oil. Britain blocked immediate ap written, but the manuscript was

proval of his new ultimatum by missing-Router. that cannot go on. We can-boycotting the special Majlis not be subjected to any econo- fession called to approve the or stratiglehold," Prime Minister's oil policies. mle boycott

After a wait of two and a half hours the session was called off for lack of a quorum.

of

the

principle

ho reiterated.

The chief of the On Board Intelligence_reports said the dismissed the Anglo-Iranian Oll

warning that it The Deputy Premier, Mr Communist Baltic States are Company's bristling with guns, rocket sites, would take its stand on The Hussein Fatemi, denied reports naval bases and airfields.

Hague Court's interim "freeze” that the Government had it Rusala proposed in 1950 that ruling. This was "Irrelevant" he definitely postponed its plan to Air Force and Navy, air power. The Admiralty in Londen sald

the cruise to Karlskrona, Sweden, only ships of States with coast said, following Britain's accep-submit an ultimatum to Britain. Chairman

was lines on the Ballio be persuitted ¦ tanco- of

and Copenhagen, Denmark,

of Dr Mossadeg planned to press Senator

use thè

The Sub-Committee,

non- sea. express Britain's to designed to

nationalisation.

passage of his programme at the Joseph O'Mahoney (Democrat, tics with Denmark, which is in Communist States rejected the

regularly scheduled Majlis In the Perslan view there meeting on Sunday. Woning), said that these funds the Atlantic Pact, and Sweden, propor were above the amounts allowed which is not.

military sources could be no legal obstacle to for air strength in a Bill passed

emphasised today that the Balle tankers coming and taking away by the House of Representatives

would be defended by Atlantic Persian oil. The oil is in our carrying more than $50,000 mil

Pact forces in case of war....the.} hands and under our cunirol. At Hon for the Army, Navy, Air

same on all other seas,

any time we wish to make Force and the Marines.

The sources said there had deliveries we are legally and been some proposals put for- physically able to do so," Senator O'Mahoney said that

ward for niote British And the $5,000 million would also

American activity in the Balție be above the amounts request-

These sources said Russia ap- | now.—United Press. od by President Truman in his

the parently hoped to make budget. He said that the Sub- Committee "fixed a floor of not Baltic its own lake.

Miltary sources added that the cruise also was intended to.

any doubters. In the reassure West that the big Western

consider the Baltic power Tree sea and not a "Soviet lako",

Tess than 95 wings for the Air She has concentrated in on Force." The size of an Airaren a large fleet, reported to eight by varies. Uc spearheaded Force wing or group

cruisers For fighter plomes it is 75; for

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Morality Campaign

In Paris

"SALES ARRANGED-

Crowds supporting Govern- ment polley gathered outside the | Majlis ........and jeered at the low. Opposition deputies who came put. Twelve Opposition deputies later

were reported to have submitted a special letter to the Majlis Speaker intimating

Mr Makki said that negotia-wing to threats by the Govern ment and Government suppor tiong had been "concluded susters, they would not attend cessfully wilth several com- Majlis sessions in future unless panler for the mate of Persian steps were taken to remove authorised the sighing of the such threats-United Press. necessary contracts.

olland, the Oll Board had]

He refused to disclose the

names of any of the foreign U.S.-Portugal

companies involved, adding only

that number of contracta are

on the point of being signed in Teheran."

of

Paris, Sept. 6, Mr Makki said that the move i Police pushing D morality to cancel residence permits campaigh conducted a specta-Britons in Abaden did not apply cular Tound-up

Agreement

that all but one

Korean

Army Scandal

Pusan, Sept. 6.

A South Korean Army court martial has condemned a trala- ing camp commander to death for embezzling funds and treat- ing conscripts" "Inhumanly."

Another officer was sentenced to five years in gaol.

India case had never been pro-

perly appreciated in the United Kingdom even though India House did not lose any oppor tunity of putting India's case before the British public,

Mr. Mani, who is Editor of Hitavada Magipur, left for Now York this evening by air for a visit to the United States as a guest of that Government. ---- Reuter.

Serious Food Shortage

Halfs, Sept.-Bi-- The camp commander, Major Israel today faci a serious Lim Pyong-yon, is the sixth food shortage with empty. shops South Korean officer to be con- and long queues waiting for demned On embezzlement supplies which never arrive. charges..

A delegation from the Halfa Labour Council left Halfa today On August 13 this year five for Jerusalem to see the Prime other Army officers were ex- Minister, Dr David Ben-Gurion, ecuted at Taegu for inhumanly about the acute food shortage treating trainees and embezzling in the north of the country $2,000,000 of Government funds.

supply situation, described

further

ng "despen Black-

MA liere South Korean Army Public Relations officers said today complicates the

market prices and rising steadily that 647 conscripts, in'a bad and

protests

are heard every- state of malnutrition, had been

Low-grade saldini is released from the training camp

where.

of Chenlude Islands of the being sold at 46 shillings

South Korean const.

The colonel who drafted them in Pusari was recently dismiss- The United States and Por- | ed-Reuter.

Washington, Sept. 6.

4.

..

pound.

One tenson' för.....the.

A

present

lack of food is an almost un- precedented drought, which has burned up vegetable crops but unsettled political conditions are also blamedelsto

Some quarters criticise

leaders," for " 'being. political

for the King's Gift Died pilly Interested in: parly

or suspicious either to Indians or Pakistanis, tugal today signed a new agree- characters in the Champs if it was necessary to cancel the ment which is expected to enable Elysees sector early on Wednes Brilons permits they would be Atlantic Treaty nations to use day, but made only nine arrests. given the usual few days to bases in the Azoter

purpose of common defence." Blocking streets with patrol leave the country." cars, swooping down on under- Engineer Kazem Hasibi, a The agreement takes the place ground stops, halting private member of the Persian Mixed Olt of the post-war arrangement by cars, the pollco questioned 1,400 Commission, sold that Persia which the United States persons,

On The Way

metterather than in food) production-Reuter,

planned to run the Abadan re-Legens Field in the Azores. I

Capetown, Sept. 6. JORDAN BACKING finery at 30 per cent of Its was signed in Lisbon by, the A young bull elephant, dn lis A total of 153 persons, includ capacity with Persian technicians Foreign Minister, Senhor Paulo way to President Truman as a FOR EGYPT E ing 87 women, were hauled off already on the epot.

Cunha, and the United States gift from the King of Cambodia, to police stations.

Ambassador to Portugal, Mr died on board:ship at Capelowa

Amman, Sept/ 0. "We can slowly increase that Lincoln MacVeagh,

today, s

The Jordan Chamber of Do- But only aino were held for production," Mr Hassibi said. various fow infractions...

"Everything will not be smooth The State Department said, in It had become known as "the pulles today unanimously sup- Egypt's clant on the at the beginning and it will be abnouncing the action, that the political, elephant,"as

this ported

demning shipping restrictions in no major break down. Heuter. States "certain now rights in Republican Party and Mr Truthe Suez Canali

those already In man fá à 'Democrat, el suer

The Chamber called King Sihanouk #ave thá rolition vla brazen infringement A spokesman nk that "an three-ton clochant to Fresident of Egypt's right to self-defence entirely new relationship is being Truman earlier this year. Itanding clear bias in favour of estabsifahod,"Router.

left Saigon on July 28-Reuter,, Lerael."Reuter:

One of the alms of the drive apparently was to frighten pros titutes off, the streets.

They usually throng

the

Champs Elysees

The raid also took in the Bols

an uphill job, but there will be agreement gove the United animal is the symbol het.” Security Council resolution; eðN-

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Teheran, Sept. 0. A special. Government repro

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