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On Korea POWS Allied Offer

Munsan, Joa. 21.

HINT

DROPS A Further Talks With Britain? London Announcement Of A New Envoy To Persia

!

Teheran, Jan. 20

The Iranian newspapers today expressed satisfaction over the de narture of the British Ambassador, Sir Francis Shepherd, from Teheran. They considered it a success for the nolicy of Dr Mossadegh, the Premier.

The Iranian Press hinted, however, that negotiations with Britain might be continued and that normal relations between the two countries might be restored although on a entirely new basis. The Iranian Press alleged that in the last ten days since his return to Teheran, Sir Francis Shepherd had made repeated mistakes. His first blunder, it said, had been to return to the Iranian Government its note on British interference in Iranian affairs.

He made another mistake in | asking Dr Mossadegh to with draw his hate ordering closing down of British consulates in fran was added.

The accusation was supported by documents and photographs.

The note SRI that the Iranian Guvernment reserved the right to make public further prouts of British intervention

The newspaper Paniranisme

The note was released tonight. summarised the opinion of the The road note Fald that Press by saying "Sir Francis British interference started а Shepherd Jeff Teheran as a van-century ago.

and it is hin.ed quished man

that British diplomary in Iran will from now on follow another course.

"It

the

Sattitude of the British Embassy

The Allies offered to reconsider an important phase of their armis- tice prisoner exchange demands yesterday (Sunday) if the Communists would pay a price in information the United Nations Command wants. The Reds refused to buy.

The United Nations Coman told the Communists, in effect "If you will tell us hov MESSA No:th Koren you civilians expert to return to South Korea after an armistice, we are pe- pared to reconsider our proposal for a one-for-one repatriation of

we hi

military prisØBETS civilians you held."

What form the "reconsic a- tion" might take was not made public.

Rear Admiral R. E. Libby me te the preposition. Regarding the simultaneous exchange of civil- ians in North Korea for military hc prisoners held by the Allies. said:

to

reconsider Alat prepared peragraph of our proposat in the light of your facts and in the light

promise to re- of your portate those civdians you hold wan dite to be repatriated."

North Kerran Major-General Lee Sang Cho replied: "CiviFans

FOREIGN CIVILIANS

V

ten into

wax

Briin had violated all prin- ciples of international law, it air and reiterated Iran's de- cision to close down the British

rulate on January 23. THE

Is considered that

note said that affer relations between the two cour- in Teheran will now be changed ja. the Foreign

has tries had become normal again Office bas

and the policy of interference Proolises

en dropped, a new policy of friend- rentinue its policy in dealing

ship based on mutual respect with a free and proud people. As to the Iranian people, I will and on present necessities might continue to carry out

the struggle against the remnants 101 a policy which dates back

from 150 years.

"It wil net telerit any more! cases of British agents pulling the strings of Iranian politics -France-Presse,

m

Mr

NEW ENVOY

be started.

Successor To

De Lattre?

Paris, Jan, 20.

M. Jean Letournean. Minister of the Associated State of Indo-China, and General Etienne Jean

Valuy, Inspector-General

of

the French

Co:ees, plan to leave for Indo-China on Wednesday. General Valtuy has been Lippert as the successor to the Ise Marchal Jean de Laure de Tassigny 39 Commander of the French toroes In Indo-China,,--

Reater.

CHURCHILL GLUTTON

the FOR WORK

This is the wish of Iran, the nute said.--France-Presse.

U.S. AID ACCEPTED

Teheran. Jan. 20. Iran today accepted $23.000,- 000 in United States Paint Four ald to help develop the nation's troubled economy.

New York, Jan. 20. The British Prime Minister, Mr Winston Churchill, hid away today, working as usual though

stay his three-day

here is a purely social one.

The any armistice. Redis have, just as firmly, re- Fay ide of Jnetet

arfield limitations.

"We agood explained om posi-

The Prime Minister is staying tion and sat we felt our pre-

Dr The Prime Minister,

with his friend of 35 years' better thm theirs."

Londen, Jan 20

Mossadegh, after posal was

Ferenbaugh said. "We

Robin Hankey,

sanding, Mr Bernard Baruch. Mritish Mohammed

for weeks, wrote a The only official engagement on Gen.

had anything Minister in Budapest

and balking

of acceptance to this programme is a welcome letter come No-th n escape the havoc asked if they

better to offer They maintain- formerly

Chan Bitish

15%

Wam Warne, United States

Mr Vincent ef war and ree tied all

by the Mayor, d'Affaires in Madrid, has been

Point Four Administrator here Impellitteri. at noon on Tues- North Korea freely. Civilians of their position. There

else to do so we Ad- proposed by Britain as her new in the areas under your control nothing

Gen. Ambassador to Persia, and has saying the Cabinet had agreed

Full detalls were not avail- were kidnapped by propaganda Journed until tomorrow.

Ferenbaugh suggested the ad- been decepled is unders god to the American terms for aid. day.

Dr Mossadegh's 1eker said abit, but the Mayor said there and deceitful means.

usually Journment. Sub-delegations dis-

well Informed

the Iranian Ministers of Health, would be

parade. Mr cussing both Agenda Item Three diplomatic quarters here.

Education and Agriculture

Churchill' will make 籍 short and Four meet again today al The British Government had

of

address. As to the data Adm. Libby 11 am.

asked Persia to approve the ap would join with the Director

own seven-year the nation's of Mr Hankey

Mr Churchil

spent this asked for, General Lee added:

Air Force Brigadier General pointment

economic development plan in

State papers "We cannot give you who he williams P Nuckols, United Teheran in the near future. "The primary purpose of this

Usually well-informed quar-parcelling out Point Four funds. morning working.

earlier obice- fellow him wherever he goes and to believe

Dr Mos-adegh's provision is to simplify the civilians) they are and where Nations Command spokesman.

the present

work. Allies ters

Am- Dr are sald last night that the

Four agreement he is a glutton for they live. logistle problem involved. If we

civilians who want to go back have made no reply to a Com- basander, Sir Francis Shepherd, tion to Point

an East Euro concerned a phrase calling on secretaries went round to could find out how many

tome we will unconditionally munist protest that four United will be sent to civilions you expect to return repatriate them and assist them. Nations Bghter

Mr Baruch, meanwhile, said he pean capital after the completan to support and-Communis: him early in the morning. planes strafed,

defence effon's.

nothing if you would give

of published a Red tion of his normal tour of duty civilians. to foreign

we bombed and rocketed

The Iranians felt this violated knew facts and figures, we are fully will unconditionally

that he 16vis! inmist.ce

An Friday.

was going in Persia. Convoy оп

two their repatriation."

Reds claimed that The

An Iranian Foreign Ministry their position of neutrality hits

Russia is Irau's persuade Mr Churchill to start The Communists have trucks and a jeep, inarked with

source in Teheran said Iran had the cold war.

North. The using a hearing aid as he does. neighbour to the

As far as he knew Mr Churchill and under safe conduct

agreed to accept Mr Hinkey as were attacked near the new British Ambassado: Str phrase was re-worded.--United had not tried out any heating

Press the Pyongyang Francis Shepherd has been r

called to London, but

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not

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British

A big issue in the Agende retaliation for Iran's demand fer

closing of nine Four discussion has been Allied the

country. The Consulates

Insistence on voluntary repatria- Consulates in this will shut down decision to close

the

A CELEBRATION

Teheran, Jun. 20. The Persian Government's nice British

"solemn meet- patriotic Radio

of the

tton the principle that As the Agenda Item Four M

prisoner of war should be allowed this week, marking a new ebb th consulates will be celebrated on prisoner exchange o session

to say whether or not he wants Anglo-Iranian diplomatic rels- tomorrow by a closed, General Les said: ་་1?

to to go back

the side from tions. The Iranian Ambassador Ing arranged by oll there are civilians who want to

which he was captured.

to London, Mr Ali Soheily, was organisations", Teheran go home, our Government will

Adm. Libby told the Reds recalled recently, together with reported today. take specific measures."

yesterday: The principle of 25 other Iranian Ambassadors The Radiu added that the Adm

Libby

also offered

freedom of choice stands openly abroad, due to shortage of meeting, which will be held in yesterday to give consideration

and conclusively as an equitable foreign exchange.

suburbs

Persian to extending parole features to

and humane solution to the

Forty-six-year-old Mr Hankey capital, is due to the initiative all prisoners of war repatriated problem of repatriation of war

is the son of the well-known | of Abol Chassem Kashani, armistice. This means

and no industrialist, Lord Hanicey. well-known political that all

prisoners repatriated 'onger defend your opposition would have to promise not to to the principle on any logical take part in future hostilities in

grounds, you should accept the the Korean conflict.

We are not going to Under the current United principle, Nations proposals, all prisoners Five up our insistence on it."----- of war who are exchanged for Asociated Press. prisoners of war one cach

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such parole. But this world

victims.

Since

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sult in less than 12,000 prisoners. Overture By

from exop returned $0 each

ATS

parede since bring

the Reds

msin ain they have only

about 11,550 rison

prie to

Under exchange. the current proposal, the Reds complain that only they would be taking back military pri- soners pledged not to take part in future Korean fighting.

A DEADLOCK

Togliatti

He speaks both Persian and ligious leader.--Reuter, Polish, the languages for which he has found a practical use in his diplomatic career.

Mr Hankey entered the Diplomatic Service in 1927, hig first post being in Berlin.

After the war he was Charge d'Affaires at Warsaw and then at Madrid.

Attack Going Favourably

His

see

aids during his American visil.

The Prime Minister has become increasingly deaf in recent years, -United Press.

Censure Of

Russia To Be Asked

Paris, Jan. 20. Soviet Premier Josef Stalin's already battered United Nationa "peace offensive" is due for an- other setback this week when Nationalis: China asks for United Nations condemnation of Russia for allegedly violating the 1945 Sino-Soviet treaty friend+ ship.

at the

He was then transferred to Paris, and, following a few years in London, went to War-

The Chinese motion is ex- saw where, on the eve of

pected to receive almost inani- World War II, he was appoint-

Hanoi, Jan, 20. mous support-always except- ed First Secretary.

The French High Command log the five-nation Soviet bloc he acted as

Political Committer today that the two and later of the General As During the war

reported Charge d'Affaires at Bucharest pronged offensive against the whence he was transferred to Communist-led Vietminh south-sembly.

wns of Hanoi Cairo and, in March, 1942, to east and west

Specifically, the Chinese wilt charge "threats to political Teheran.

progressing favourably.

and independence

territorial French planes showered integrity of China and to peace napalm bombs and other exct the Far East resulting from plosives upon strong Vietminh Soviet violations of the Sino- concentrations north and south Soviet treaty of friendship and Route Six leading alliance of August 14, 1945, and of Colonial westward to Hoa Binh on the from Soviet vidlátions of the Black River while heavy artillery Charter of the United Nations." poured thousands of shells into

Further details of the Chinese the enemy entrenched on

motion of censure Taipel are still to limestone hills.

be approved by the

expected to he In the area 45 miles southeast regune but are are should be placed before those of the British protest against the

closing of British consulates in of Hanoi, around Nam Dinh circulated in the United Nations deadlocked over the issue of "foreigh imperialists".

The Italian Communist Party Iran accused the British Govern- the Red River delts, pimes, on Monday and formally, intro- was strongly linked with the ment of having used the con- artillery, infantry and naval duced in the political Committee induce rebelilons units pounded the Vielminh on Tuesday or Wednesday.--

United Press. Holian Socialist Party, he consulates to

against the Central Government troops. Associated Press. cluded-France-Presse,

Naples, Jan, 20. The Italian Coinmunist leader, Signor Palmino Togliatti, speak- ing here today on the 31st an niversary of the foundation of the Party, called for us easing of political tension in Italy. The Item Three delegation,

This he said, could bring an discussing supervision of an

end to the eochornia crisis armistice, met only six minutes

United

Nations facing the

denounced | Signor delegate

Major-General Claude

what he called the lying cam- Ferenbaugh told newspapermen

Every Woman yesterday

Goes for a

KIRK DOUGLAS CHAMPION MARILYN MAXWELL ARTHUR KENNEDY

The

new

is

Ambassador married and has two daughters and two sons.-Reuter, United Press and France-Preuse.

IRANIAN NOTE

་

Teheran, Jan. 20.

"There who no use just sitting paign against Soviet Russia and The Iranian note answering

interests Italian

sold looking at one another there

Item Three delegates

re-

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