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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1951.

Whole Empire Progress Made In UNAA Chiefs At

Auckland, Oct. 14. The whole British Com- monwealth is affected by the Egyptian's treaty- breaking move-Austipla and New Zealand not least, the Auckland Star

alt in a leader today,

"They are committed in the

event G another war to send troops to the Middle

East again,

sakt

Arc

we to stand by and kee positions of strength Atched from us? And then

10 win them to have back" it asked~~~Reuter.

Talks On The

Oil

►

Dispute

United Nations, Oct. 9. Britain and other Security Council members are reported to have made progress today toward agreement on a method of speeding up a resump- tion of Anglo-Persian negotiations in the oil dis pute.

The latest version of the British resolution to

NEWS FROM be laid before the Council, drafted after long and

INTERNED

BRITONS

Moscow, Oct. 10.

difficult negotiations with other members, lays the main emphasis on resuming bilateral talks between Britain and Persia.

Sir Benegal Narsing Rau, Indian chief delegate, had a 40-minute talk with Dr Mohammed Mossadegh, the Persian Prime Minister, today...

vil negotiations considered expan-

Indian sources reported later p According to the Ambassador. The British Embassy here that as far as could be judged the Teheran frade talks were has received and sent to] Dr Mossadegh s:11 strongly now proceeding successfully London the first letters from denied the competence of

thej and nearing completion. The to deal with the four Britons interned in Council North Korea since the out- break of the Korean war. an Embassy spokesman said Loday.

The letters were accompanied by a covering letter to the Br- tish Ambassador from Captain Vyvyan Hol, the British Mini-

issue.

Dr Mossadegh continued

t

at New York Hospital

sien of the volume of exchange

of goods on a bart: basis, with Iran especially seeking to FD-

hod supplied previously.

Specifically.

todiny His American physician place commodities which others sand today that he had spent a resttul night.

for in Seoul, the South Korean had been made capital.

States official to see the Persian They included une from Cap-Premier today -- Reuter.

Cam Holt addressed to his Lon-

and Ho bank.

one from M. Philip Deane (Michael Gigantes! of the London newspaper "The Observer," to his wife.

There were alto letters 10 their wives Troni a Mr Blake

du Mr Owen

(Taken prisoners with Captain Hol which Secut fell were Mi G. Blake 24 Virt-Consul in korea, and Mr F N. Owen, et Legatun clerk).

The letters were

in reply to messages sent

the British by Embassy here to the four men jast month ulier the Embass} from had received a telegram Captain Hol saving that they were sale and in good health.

The messages said that the Brilish internees were all right nd hoped Soon to see their next of kin,-Router.

Congressman

On World

Solo Flight

Iran

wants

10

The American delegation re-import sugar, industrial goods. ported thal no xppointments railway equipment and export for any United to Russia rice, wool, cotton and

dried fruits, Mr Arasis did no mention oil but sail fran would consider orders for her oil from any country and already had |such orders from Pakistan,

Afghanistan,

Czechoslovakia Poland and China.

INDIA HOLDS KEY

United Nations, Oct. 10. India was today seen as hold- key to any voting to g: the The Security Council on a new and milder British resolution dealing with Persian dispute.

He

oil trade

The new resolution calls. on both parties to resume talks for # settlement bul even in its conciliatory new form i is not

WOTC

War Games

LABOUR'S ELECTION CAMPAIGN

Attlee's Defence Of Govt's Policy

London, Oct. 10. The Prime Minister, Mr Clement Attlee, addressing an election meeting at Lin- coln today, Baid that whether in Persia Egypt the Labour Party believed in settlement by negotiation.

or in

Mr Attlee said, "We also have our differences of opinion with Egypt. There again, we believe In ostlement by negotiation. We stand on our just rights. We are not aggressive."

Mr

who was Attlee,

heckled several times in his speech, added, "We can't stand for the stopping. gression in one part of the aggression

of

world and commit any aggression ourselves elsewhere.

"We know by experience that

when agerent

aggression was not stopped

in the years of war-in China and Abyssinialt led to the second World War, and we must not have a third World War, Tha! is the policy of the Labour PartyReuter.

A LONG TASK

Nottingham, Oct, 10. The Prime Minister, Mr Clement Attlee, said tonight that there would never be strong and healthy economy in Europe unless there was the same thing Fin Asia and Africa.

General Sir C. F. Loewen (left), British GQC-In-C, - Anti-Aircraft Command, with Genoral W. W. Irvine, Commanding General of the US. Army's AA Com- mand, studying a map outside the British AA Command Headquarters at Stanmore prior to the start of the of Teheran

large-scale British air exercises.

of

denied reports thai the negotiations in

consideration included political questions such as the attitude of the Iranian govern.- ment toward the Tudch Party. The talks

purely The samne thing certain whether India will commercial.

talks the current support it when the Council applied to

between representatives of the meets her this week.

Bank and the Voting in the Council is ex-Soviet Stute

Bank National Iranian pleted to be:

the gold debt cuncerning In support of the British originating in the Second Work resolution-The United States, War, he added. France,

Netherlands, the Ecuador, Brazil and Turkey.

Abstaining-Yugoslavia and China are expected to do so.

NEAR SUCCESS

Glubb Pasha On

Talal's

Policy

London, Oct. 9.

Lieutenant-General John Baget Glubb, Com- The Soviet Undon declared the gold talks were mearing sucmander of Jordan's Arab Legion, said today that

The Ambassad: thought tha!

cessful completion in Teheran.

at the very start that it was

discussion of He emphasised that he was no apposed to any

It personally involved in the trade the dispute by the Council.

gold talks in Teheran, is not certain, however, whether and

will abstain or veto.

According to the Charter. to the Britain, being a party dispute. Is required to abstain from voting in the Council.

DECIDING BALLOT

at the last moment the Soviet though he recently had had fre-

to sec quent occasion

Soviet officials including Mr Vyshinsky and Mr Gromyke on current routine Soviet-Iranian matters.

King Talal of Jordan is maintaining the policy of close friendship with Britain ordained by his late father, King Abdullah.

"We are working today with our friends in the Common wealth and America for the raising of the standards of life

people

the throughout world," he said,

It would be a long task and not easy.

Mr Attlee was addressing an election meeting of 10,000 people in the city square.-Reuter,

ACTION DEFENDED

Mr

London, Oct. 10. James Griffiths, the Colonial Secretary, forsight de- fended the Government's action in granting independence to India, Pakistan and Ceylon.

"If we had done what the Tories wanted us to do we

should have lost our Last chance of friendly co-operation with the peoples of Asia," he said in a nation-wide Labour Party

election broadcast,

"Today, India, Pakistan and Ceylon are powerful voices in the world-and they are the Ju an interview, Glubb Pasha

"Personally, I feel perfectly voices of Britain's friends," he

ded scotched persistent rumours that satisfied that there is no inten-

anybody believe that The was at loggerheads with tion on the part of the Jordan

Talal because of the latter's Government to alter this polley" we should be enjoying that friendship today if Mr Churchill He declined to discuss the Near allegedly anti-British policy.

Glubb Pasha similarly dis-had been allowed to do as he reper. Eastern and worldwide

He said, "I

to do only arn not my missed reports in the Egyptian said he wanted Washington, Oct. 10.

cussions from nationalisation of

brother's keeper. I cannot Press that he had been fred be- three years ago-send thirty or Representative Peter F. Mack, Assuming abstentions by the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company speak for the King. I can only cause of differences with Talal forty thousand British troops to

Democrat, Illinois, took off on Yugoslavia, China and the Su- Iran would not have Wednesday on the second leg of vici Union this would mean explotting the industry with the cut that King Talal hin- and that the King several times put the Indians in their places?"

self made repeated statements refused him an audience. None Router. round-the-world goodwill that India's ballot would be the aid of foreign experts and ran that he would follow his father's of these reports was true.

deciding on in order to obtain already had numerous

applica-

policy of friendship

with Flying alone. Mack lifted his seven-vote majority required tions and expected experts of Britain. silver

different nationalities, including Stimson single-to pass a resolution.

Although the new British re- Americans and Britons. who engine plane into the air dil

be willing solution is much more concilia-would

#o work in 7.49 a.m. E.S.T. (9.49 pm

tory than the first one, it still Abadan. 11 K Summer Time} and

contains Intention

of Persia's haded for Newfoundland, next stop on the projected 32,- failure to obey an International

Cours injunction in July.

flight.

and

170-mile tour.

his

Mack, a 34-year-old bachelor

and Navy Reserve pilot, started sulf opposed solution

11

difficulty

Meanwhile, the magazine New Times reiterated the argument of I be believed that India is the Soviet delegate in the Securi- to including any-ty Counel! that the Council lacks which jurisdiction to discuss the Anglo- the tour on Sunday in Spring-

Iranian guil, en Perala

cast. The article said of would place field, I., the home town

S Gladwyn Jebb (Britain) is Britain with the aid of other Abraham Lincoln. He says the

today

expected to consul: with Sir colonial powers would try do form main purpose of his tour is to Bengal Narsing Rau, head of the a worldwide anti-Iranian bloc- spread Lincoln's ideas of friend- Indian delegation to the United United Press. ship and peace.

Nations. , and with Dr Alex Bebier, the Yugoslav delegate-Reuter.

He expects to end the tour of Springfield next January 12.

One of the stops on his tour, he hopes, will be Moscow, but

he has not, as yet, received per-

BRITAIN'S CASE

mission from the Soviets to Eutional Court of Justice in the oil there. Associated Press.

ASIAN PACT ADVOCATED

Election

Blow To Reds

GOOD RELATIONS

"King

Tali received several times most cordially,”

Glubb Pasha sald.

me

W.Germany's Agreement

"Relations with him are every bit as good os I enjoyed with his father.

a

A slight, short man with school-master's sloop whom Arabs call "Abu Hansk" or "Father With The Little Chin" because a bullet smashed part of his lower jaw in the first World War, Glubb Pasha sold angrily:

purpose

With Spain

Bohn, Oct. 10. The West German Economies Ministry tonight announced the signature of a ond-year trade like to find out agreement with Spain provid reports emanate.ing for on exchange of goods

create

Oslo, Oct. 10.

would Atlantic pact Norway, only member on the Soviet Union's where these frontier, has thrown a big new They have no truth and their each way worth $82,000,000, bunch of Communists out of only

is to

The agreement, which is in office.

emmity and susplefon against the form of two supplementary Jordan who wants

nothing protocols to the former trade New complete returns today more than to be friends with agreemont which expired Inst from Monday's local

all its neighbours and keep its Spring' takes effect retrospec Karachi, Oct. 10, cut Communist representation friendship. with Britain."-tively from October President Elpidio Quirino of on Municipal Councils by one United Press. NEW MALAYA C When she asked the Court the Philippines advocated the third. The Reds ran a far-behind

The last agreement was for Value of only $48,000,000. for "interim measures" to formation of an Asian defence seventh, of a nine-party field.

Germany will chledy import restrain Persia from further epact when he arrived here today

Spanish raw materials. tion in the nationalisation of the on his way home from the Unit

London, Oct. 10.

The Hague, Oct. 10. Britain's case to the Interna-

dispute with Persia published here tonight. Britain her case orally in presented

was

The King has approved the of Mr Charles appointment Mathew, Attorney-General of

This has now been followed to be Chief Tanganyika,

up, as is customary, by a written Justice in the Federation of staternent containing the same Malaya.

arguments and requests-Reu- He

Sir succceda

Stafford iter. Sulton, who has been appointed President of the West African Court of Appeal.--Reuter.

Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, ed States and Europe.

RUSSIAN ATTITUDE

The

elcctions

Labour The Government Party again was

far ahead of other factions. Returns from "All those who believe with 810 of 744 city and rural dis me in the necessity of ensuring telets outside Oslo gave the the security of Asia should join Labourites 500.435 of 1,140,088 and 5,299 counell hands in a defence pact," Pre-votes cast sident Quirino told reporters at seats. the airport.

These include' 470,000 tons of

Gurney Killing iron ore, 2,000 bottles of quick

Condemned

silver, 250,000 kilos of wolfram, over 4,000,000 marks worth of zinc as well as pyrites. Washington, Oct. 10 Spain will also send West The Secretary of State, Mr Germany a million litres:

tition Dean Acheson, has condemned olive oil and a The number two party, the the "dastardly" assassinaiton of grams of cocoa

Details were not available of Moscow, Oct. 10. After attending the Japanese Conservatives, polled 140,014 Sir Henry Gurney, British High:

the the fruit Spain would export. Iranian Ambassador, peace treaty conference at Son votes.

Commissioner for

to This formed a delicate Part of Nadior Arasts, today told the Francisco, President Quirino

RB Spoln Press that he believed

Conservatives Replying to questions, he said 35

or sent on- seats,

In

complained iettor

not prepared to take tinue to support the Jrantan that

scats. Other the British Ambassador, Mr was his Government did not 100.488 and 33

Acheson said he was shocked enough, particularly of oranges. AGAIN OFFERS YOU case in The Security Council. consider the Japanese peace Odlo results:

Soviet-Iranišn

Spain will receive from West relations were trenty "Liberal." Prezident Communists 20,429 votes six and grieved" to learn of Sir UNRIVALLED SERVICE FOR

tension which Quirino was welcomed at the seats, good and the

Democrats Henry's slaying by Communist Germany over 10,000,000 marks

cars, photo SOMETHING BETTER.. developed at the end of the airport by the Pakistan Acting 18,760 votes five coate, Liberals guerillan. He called Sir Henry's worth of motor

Burgicial Instru war, had now disappeared, he Foreign Minister, Dr Mahmoud 10,408 votes five seats. Asto- death a loss to the peace-loving graphic and

world.--United Press.

ments and apparatus Reuter. ciated Press. Hussain, Router.

Here in Norway's capital. State Department dostand the negotiation est Germany

JAMES J. KING Soviet Government would con-

the paid an official visit to Spain. Labour won 107,105 votes and day.

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