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Britain's Case Against Iran Made Public

The Hague, Apr. 25.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1952.

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By Galbraith

The International Court today made public Britain's case in the Anglo-Iranian oil disputé to. gether with Persia's contention questioning the competence of the Court in the dispute.

The Court, which is to begin preliminary hearings on the dispute here in June, will first decide its own competence in dealing with the case initiated by the British Government following Persia's seizure of the £500,000,000 oil industry last year.

The Persian Government, contending that the issue "falls exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of Persia," said, "It is not covered by the Statute of the Court itself and Article 2 of the United Nations Charter (The Hague Court is an organ of the United Nations) prohibits the intervention of the United Na- tions in the internal affairs of a member State.”

Persia maintains that the in-; dustry has

been "ex- not propriated," but "nationalised" as a final step in a policy of "material liberation."

the Persian Britain, in reply contention, maintains that the Court is competent to adjudicate under Article 36 of its Statute, This says that all parties to the Statute récognise the jurisdie- Tian of the Court

She further contends that The Hague Cour's compelenet dees not represent United Nations interference in the domestic effairs of a member State, If the British submission competence is upheld by the Persian Government will be in- Court, it is expected that the

written

counter-memorial to the British

In submi!

case before the full heneings of in disputes the

begin, dispute cancerning the interpretation of

Heloin is asking the Court to

a treaty, any question of intercelare Pc.5.3's unilateral an- national law, and breaches of nulment of the 80-year conces international obilgations.

slon to the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company an unlawful act, Sho also seeks full restoration of the Company's rights In Persia under the 1933 Convention and compensation for loss or damage resulting from the Persian Gov- ernment's azion of los. year.

England Picks 17 Players For

Soccer Tour

London, Apr. 25) The Football Association today announced the names of 17 players for the con- tinental four next month.

During the tour England will play Italy, Austria and Switzer- land.

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Progress Made Negotiations Over Kashmir

In

Only One Issue Unresolved

United Nations, Apr. 25.

Living Language

Why Naughty.

We Bay

This won had changed Its meaning considerably even in the last 300 years. Its roofs are the Anglo-

no

Saxon "na." no, and "wiht," thing. It thus originally meant nothing, from which came the Bense of worthless and of no value, and later the sense of evil and cor. ruption. Then for apparent reason the word lost much of its. force, except in special circumstances, so that now "naughty". Is generally applied to children and means mischievous or mis- behaving.

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CONVICT'S...

CHANGE

OF

HEART

Joliet, I., Apr. 23. A 29-year-old convict WTS bok in his cell today after clinging to the top of

Indian Tour Opening Next Week

Worcester, Apr. 25. Worcestershire,' whò al- wave have the honour of being the first

county to test the strength of touring cricket sides from oversens. will be weakened by the absence of two leading

their players for

güme against the Indians which begins on May 3.

Batsman' Eddie Cooper has be- come coach to the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, and spin bowler Dick Howorth has gone over to League.wicket._._.

Cooper's retirement leaves "Worcestershire with the problem of finding on opening partner for Don Kenyon. This combing- tion has been one of the most

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Howarth, whose slow left'armi bowling his earned Test re= | PREVENTION of cruelTY cognition on five occasions, has been a tower of strength in the Last attack for many Bersons, year he tooked 116 wickets and helped the County to Anisli fourth in the championship.

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13. Hugs one of the leading wicket keepers in the championship, again experienced knee 80-f water tower for nine trouble. For a long period during hours to force State omcials to the winter he walked only with Investigate welfare al for his the aid of two sticks, but it is

hoped

that recent deep ray treatment will produce quick

family.

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Into

on

to the

Kaspreak Varen:

climbed results. down frim his chilly perch o the Stateville Prison

newcomer 'The only water late Lower

after staff is L. Devereux, a 21-year yesterday Warden Joseph Ragen promised old right hand batsman who

icok

waw ald for the con-

formerly

the Lords Vict's wife.

Flourd staff, Devereux played Other convicts continued to for the Combined Services last Dr Frank Graham, United Nations represen-work in the yard of the prison the Army was allowed to sign season and on his release from tative for Kashmir, reported today that progress while Karpreak, who is serving

on speelal registration.-Reuter. the full value of the oil indus- had been made on the question of demilitarising robbery, shivered on a slippery try and loss of future profi,

YORKSHIRE TEAM and for losses already sustain-Kashmir, but that one issue still remained un-pot near the top of the tower.

At resolved between India and Kalistan.

FULL COMPENSATION Falling satisfaction of this plea, Britain asks the Court lole that Persia compensate the British Government, on be- bait of the oil Company, to

ed.

the the

No valuation of the Indus- try is

pul forward, and Court is asked to decide manner by which compensation is to be ossessed.

Or

Outlining the salient facts the dispute, the British memorial says that there cen Thore selected are;

be, no question of the validity of the Merrick. (Birmingham), 1933 Convention in Persian_law Willin'ins

(Wolverhampton); since it was ratified by the Per- Ramsey (Tottenham Hotspur), sian Parliament. Eckerley (Blackburn); Garrett The Convention stipulated that (Blackpool): Wright (Wolver-it could not be annuiled hampton): Froggatt (Parts- altered by the Persian Govern- mouth): Dickinson (Portsmouth); ment and that disputes of any Nicholson (Tottenham Finney nature should be referred to a (Preston North End); Broadis tribunal appointed by the Inter (Manchester

Sewell national Court. (Sheffield Wednesday); house (Bolton): Allen

(West Bromwich

Albion); Bally (Tottenham): Pearson (Man- chester

United); Flilott

(Burnley).

City)

Lofi-

It

makes

The Brillh memorial seven legal subenissione:

SEVEN SUBMISSIONS 1.While a 5'e is call lid to nationalise and expropriate foreign property in its territory. can do so only within the framework of international law. 2. The termination of a foreign concession is unlawful if the State has contracted not to do so unliterally.

3-If not unlawful on other Two of

the players. Ellett grounds, expropriation becomes and Allen, are new to inter- unlawful. If it directed pri- nailong! football. Elliott, imarily against foreigners, and the only recognised outside left cannot be shown that it is in the chosen,

certain of vital public interest to do so. is virtually

No players have been chosen from either

of the Cup Anal Terme Newersla and Arsenal. Neweazle will be touring South Afries at the same thine 29 the England party use on the tinent.

con-

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his place in the England side. 4-Even if expropriation is

A fast, direct winger with a particularly powerful left foot shot, he should do well against continental opposition,

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB SIXTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 26th April, 1952. (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

Thero are 10 races. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m.

Through Tickets (10 Races --- $20.00) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Telephone House, 10 tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Hong Kong Derby" 16.00 am. on Friday, 25th April, will be sold and the reservation neduled to be run on 31st May, 1952.

Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for cancelled for future meetings.

by

THERE WILL Be no special cash sweep ON THE LAST RACE.

3 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

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London, Apr. 25.

To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone House, Warden's advice that "you Norman Yardley, Yorkshire | non-members are requested to purchase their sweep ilckets at the

cricket captain, will not be Club's Branch Offices at:--- The 36-page report was issued today, follow-can't win, come on down."

Ile dropped

to the available for the Arst two ing Dr Graham's recent talks with leading Pakis- yard, unti

below saying, "I am not matches of the season, against tani and Indian officials. The report was address-letter from the Governer saying, set at Tauntox ed to the Security Council.

1 gret a the M.C.C. at Lord's and Semer-

that my wife and three children

Oxford

and

will get welfare aid. She has He will join the side for their been trying to get help since matches against October, 1951, and I am staying, Cambridge universities. here until she does."

Don Brennan w take over The cold rain that began the captaincy for the gamea, about nightfall contributed to

Other players chosen for the heart, southern tour are Hution, Wet- -United PreES.

zon, Wardle, Wison, Hallia, Lester, Layson, Close, Appleyard, Leadbeater, Ford and

H. Padgett,

Dr Graham reported that the the Governments of India and chict remaining obstacle In the Pakistan be continued with way of demilitarisation was the vicw to: difference between the partles

(a) over the number and character differences on the 12 proposals," Resolving the remaining of the forces to be left on each with special reference to the /the convict's change of

number of forces to be left on ench side of the cease-fire line at the end of the period of demilitaris ion, and

vide of the erase-fire line at the

end of the period of de

milliarisation,

Veteran Dead

Salisbury, Apr. 24.

Clor, who was demobilised from the army last year, will be having his first full season with the County.

Padgett, 20-year-old all- Bid-rounder, who bowls right sim

His recommendations were: 1. That, taking notice of the (b) The general Implemen- progress made in the demilitari- tatlon of the resolutions of the sallon of the States of Jammu United Nations Commission for and Kashmir through with- India and Pakistan of Aug. 13, I was enmounted today that drawala

of forces from both 1048, and January 5, 1949. | Pitgadier-General Harry sides of the cease-fire line, the

On the remaining points of | dvlph, D.S.O., has died at Salls-fast-melum, hay not yet played and difference between the two bury in his 80th year.

for Yorkshire's first team. He is Pakketen refrain from taking parties, Dr Graham reported

He served In the Tirah and net related to Douglas Padgett, action which

Bugment their positions to be as follows: Waziristan expeditions of 1807 who played last season-Reuter. the present military potential

end 1902 and in the first world of the forces in the State.

India war. of

Governments of India

would

The Government

CANTAI'S FEAT 2, That the Governments of maintains its position concern- He Was Chief Engineer,

Cambridge, Apr. 25. India and Pakistar, taking into ing the

Ramon Subra Row, minimum number of Southern Command, 1927-28, and

Indian the United Nations Commission account their agreements under forces to be left on each side of Director of Work; and Buildings, student at Cambridge, gave an- for India and Pakistan resolu- the

the cease-fire line at the end of Air Ministry, 1028-31.-Reuter.

other fine bowling display andi. perlod

of demilitarisation,

took five wickets for 17 runs tion and their acceptance under i.c. on the Indian side: 21,800

for the University to bring Iris 12 popomis, should:

regular Indian Army forces plus

match analysis to 11 for 52 in (a) Continue their deter-0,000 State millia,

UNFIT RECRUITS the two-day match against mination not to resort to force

the Cryptica. and to adhere to peaceful pro-

London, Apr, 25. cedures only and to follow

About 17 per cent of National The University had ilitie

it becomes so unless "ad:quae prompt and effective campen- sation" is

pold.

and tr 5-Where nationalisation 15

to not

to

Pakistan's position is for a force of 4,000 men, consisting

faithfully their agreement of persons normally resident in Service rezults are rejected for 'difficulty in beating the Club by struct their offelal spokesmen Azad Kashmir territory, half of reasons of heath and about 10 10 wickets, thanks to Subra followers of per cent of class "C" and class Row who took six first innings. other "Z" reservists are eliminated on wickels for 35 runs yesterday who arc not purely medkui grounds, says a and then scared 52 not aut

Kashmir Partienertary answer by Lord when

Lloyd Reuter.

men whom should be to urge all their citizens

ps | Azad Kashmir and make statements cal halt persons

of Azad

coveries of the English League mudel, restitution should beculated to incite the people of followers

West Bromwich as a winger but

in his new position that he/of coo

has scored 33 goals this season. 7.

Only left-winger Rowley et cession

of a con-

10

make

war

Allen, a small, speedy opport- unist, has been one of the dis-

in kind, or pecuniaryelther nation Reason. Ho was transferred to compensation-puld

I with regard t against the other 6.When

a contract provides the question of Jammu and became a centre-forward in an for arbitration, the arbitration Kostumir (12 proposals, pora- cmergency and was so success court must decide the amount graphs one and two).

Continue the cense fire effective from Jan. 1, 1949, and the Karachi agretment of July

1049

(12 proposals, para- graph that.

REDUCE FORCES · 1. That the Government India and Pakistan, as a means of further

implementing the resolutions of August 13, 1948. INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION and January 5, 1949, undertake

contrary to inter-

the England team that beat Scot-national law "engages directly End 2-1 at Hampden Park, the international responsibili v of the State" if no recourse to

Reuter.

Glasgow, on April 6, kan beer the agreed courts is admitted.--

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(1) We need only consider one or the depistanza fie musc draw from his pocket either two B shillings and one. E shilling, or vice versA. It doesn't matter which.

Suppose no has two & shillings and the lëshitiling. There are eight possibilities when he throws his three coins on the table and two of theat give one heat, ons is tal), and one I tall Bo the chance of his getting the combination la

(2) trance the chance that both and get this combination t 14 1/4, 16. 1/35.

The suds therefore, az 10 to 1 skuinst.

London Express Service.

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by July 15, 1952, further to reduce the forces under their control in the States of Jammu and Kashmir.

4. That the United Nations representatives' negotiations with

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NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

Badges admitting, ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 Including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Telephone House, on the written or personal introduction of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for

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badges The Branch Offices and the Treasurors' Compradoro Office will close at 11.00 am, and the Secretary's Omeg at 11.45 a.m. The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Offica are situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House,

ILFORD

takes pleasure in announcing an

EXHIBITION

of the entries received for their Photographic Competitions.

HOTEL

April 29th

CECIL,

30th 1952.

number of

A limited number of timins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel, 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREA MISES DURING THE MEETING,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3.00 Including tax for all persons ineluding Ladies, and will be payable. at the Gate.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

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