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SPECULATION IN

LONDON ON NEW ROYAL ROMANCES

BY ROBERT MUSEL

London, Nov. 21.-With one Princess married, Britons are beginning to wonder whether there are the beginnings of a romance in the association of 17-year-old Princess Margaret and the 28-year-old-... Marquess of Milford-Haven, cousin of the Duke of Edinburgh and best man at the wedding..

were

Lo- Until today, the average Briton's had remained respect for Russia

Last night, they gether at a wedding celebration at Ciro's club, and although the pretty. Princess danced with several Guards officers and princes, she danced most often with Lord Milford Haven who, like Philip, is a handsome and dashing naval lieutenant. Some reports say they have been seen holding hands.

Palace

has

stated Buckingham that Margaret will have to wait at least three years before

permitted romance for un engagement.

serious

she is enough

several notches higher than that of statesmen charged with dealing with the Soviet. But the "right" to their beloved Princess Inspired, a good deal of man-in-the-street resentment.

This was already in evidence at Westminster Abbey yesterday, when car dying the hammer and sickle of the Soviet Embassy pulled up at the great West Door. The applause, nrriving which had greeted, each car, died down. In cold silence, the Soviet delegation entered the Abbey.

In her party last night were also of Bourbon-Parme, Prince Michel

Prince the Hon. Gerald Lascelles,

of Prince Flemming

Prince John of

George and Denmark and Luxembourg.

another of still The possibility royal romance also has arisen from the attention being paid the striking Thereza of Princess 28-year-old Orleans Braganza by liefly, 20-year- old King Michael of Rumania, who

parts a post-wedding Have Claridge's Hotel.

al

The Evening Standard today, fri a prominent place on its front page. pointed out this lack of notice from the Soviet on an event of such im- portance to Britain' under the head- line, "Moscow does not mention it" Mr Ambassador, Soviet Zarul, who attended the wedding. was, however, one of the contributors Diplomatic to the gift sent by the Corps, but Britons would have been more satisfed with something direct froin Moscow-United Press.

The

Newspapers Go To Town

21. British nows- London. Nov. papers forgot their political differen- ces for 24 hours and proved today by that Royalty still is supreme

Princess more Hpace

to any devoting Elizabeth's wedding than be-story since the end of the European

Russia's "Slight" Russia's prestige, dwindling since the end of the war, hit a new low with the British public today cause the Soviet Union, alone of al the Allied powers neither sent a gift nor mentioned the terringe of Prin-

the Duke cess Elizabeth and Edinburgh yesterday.

DENIES U.S.

FRICTION

IN GREECE

of

war.

Lo

The Daily Worker alone was con- spicuous among all the London news- papers by printing only three para- graphs about the wedding on page one. On page two the paper took a direct slap at affairs by devot- ing four columns to the simple wed- ding of Laurie Laughlin and his bride Leah in Wanstead.

With its

Even the staid Times, pages of facta, figures and statistics, marked the wedding with a leading editorial congratulating the couple and wishing them happiness.

Washington. Nov. 21.--The State Department today denied Most newspapers threw out their that friction limited advertising in their news- press reports

print-rationed editions to give more the United space to the wedding. They also existed between States Embassy in Athens and sharply curtalled their reports of Huge the American Aid Mission there, world and domestic news,

the couple weru though it admitted some ques-photographs of tions regarding their relation-spread over the pages lavishly.

The four-page Daily Herald, used ship had come up in the past.

17 columns to report the wedding, On the basis of a frank exchange including the front page, which car- theserled a three-quarter column sum- of vlows and experience, questions have been settled satis-mary and the remainder in plctures. factorily to all concerned, the De- lis editoral page, customarily re- served for columnists, was entirely partment said.

devoted to the wedding.

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the

The Department statement quoled Dwight

Good Luck Editorial the Mission Aid chief, Mr Griswold, as stressing the fact that close co-operation

Daily Its eight pages increasingly ́exists:

Telegraph reported-the-wedding in Simultaneously, the acting Secre- 23 columns, including a "good luck" Robert Lovelt, editorial, with all of page one de- tary of State, Mr praised the Greek action in ratifying voted to wedding stories and ple- it tures. the Italian peace Treaty and hoped that the ratification will usher

four-page three-quarters and 19

The page one of the in a new era of co-operation among the countries of the East Medlier-News-Chronicle was vanean and provide a basis for insting covered with pictures, peace and security in this critical columns in all told the story,

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POCKET CARTOON by OSDERT LANCASTER

"Marriage is a serious matter, Miss Barraclough Take your time, and when you've quite made up your mind, just let me have your answer in triplicate on the appropriate form."

RESOLUTION. BY INDIA

Big Four Ministers Meeting In London

London, Nov. 21. The delegations for the "Big Four" Foreign Ministers conference on Germany and Austria, due to open next Tuesday, began to reach London today. The first to arrive was Gen George Marshall, U.S. Secretary of State, who flew from Washington after being wished "God- speed and good luck" by President Truman,

He asked for time to refer to his Foreign Minister, M. Moletov, à

One of Gen Marshall's chief | Smimov, opposing the presentation -advisers,Gen-Walter Bedell of separate agenda recommendations by Russia on the one-hand and the Smith, United States Ambasan-three Western Powers on the other. dor to Russia, is on his way to- day from Moscow with the French Ambassador to Russia, proposal by the French Deputy, M. General Georges Catroux, and Jacques De Saint-Hardouin, which will assist M. Georges Bidault, would incorporate the two sugges

tlons for the agenda into a single the French Foreign Minister, document. who is expected in London from | Paris on Monday.

At today's lengthy and at times acrimonious discussion, in which Mr

Mr Vyacheslav Molotov, the So-Robert Murphy, the American De- viet Foreign Minister, is expected to Puty, described the proceedings as dilatory and pointless," it was break his journey in Berlin for talks with the Russian Administration be anally agreed at M. Smirnov's In fore coming on to London during the sistence the Deputies should

again tomorrow afternoon. week-end.

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WITHDRAWN Kart Ciruber, is leaving Vienna tu-sequel to the Big Four meeting in National City Bank of New York),

Lake Success, Nov. 21.---India has decided not to move a new resolution on the treatment of Indians in South Africa before the United Nations,

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Mrs Vijasa Lakshml Pandit, the Indian

In delegate announced press statement that as India's pre- vlous resolution before the Political Committee had failed to obtain a two-thirds majority by three voles, they had tabled fresh resolution to obtain a requisite majority, view of the serious procedural dif ficulties, however, they had decided not to proceed with a second reso- lution,

In

A joint resolution, urging India and South Africa to call on Pakistan to help to solve their dispute over the status of Indians in South Africa, tabled by Belgium, Brazil, Cuba, Denmark and Norway, failed to obtain a two-thirds the General Assembly majority in yesterday.

The Indian resolution, calling for a round-table conference based on last year's decision on the treatment of Indians in South Africa, failed to obtain a two-thirds majority. Thus both the resolutions were automati- cally rejected.

France

Moscow in March and April hla year, which ended without having day for London.

an agreement on any of of the Foreign reached The Deputies Ministers of Britain, the United the main questions concerning Ger-

again many and Austria-Reuter. Russia and States, failed to reach an agreement today on the form of presenting their re

Tuesday's port on the agenda for inecting..

For

more than a fortnight the Deputies have been meeting to try to change the programme of work before their chiefs meet to avoid a the con- procedure wrangle when ierence begins.

Agenda Deadlock

میشه

The discussion followed almost identical lines as of the last meeting. with the Russian Deputy, M. Andrel

TRANSPORT

STRIKE IN ARGENTINE

Buenos Aires. Nov. 21.- Thousands of late travellers were stranded in the centre of Buenos Aires early today by the India's second resolution. now lightning strike of railway dropped, requested the Indian and workers which paralysed all South African Governments to dis- suburban services after mid- cuss at a round-table conference to

'night. which Pakistan should be invited,

The strikers walked out in all matters pending between them with a view to an amicable settle-fance of the Railwaymen's Union and the Labour Secretariat, a few bad hours after President Peron Inaugurated the League of Workera Rights.

ment "cuter.

RECOGNITION

OF SIAM

No Instructions

de-

Office workers in outlying suburbs wildly scrambled for the only other means of transport-20 motor buses. The railway workers struck in an effort to increase the wage de munds at present under study by Senor Miguel Miranda, President of the Economic Council.

to

A number of cross-country ser- vices were also affected, and it is will expected that the authorities

the prevent Bangkok, Nov. 21.-The Con-ke

measures sular representatives here of paralysis extending throughout the Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland country, which after the recent dock

export vital country's and Portugal, today declared strike would be disastrous to the that they had received no in-

Reuter. structions from their govern. ments about recognising the new regime in Siam, set up after the military coup d'etat 12 days

ago.

The Times, the largest of all the morning newspapers with 10. pages, reported the wedding in 13 solid

The Siamese Foreign Minister had columns plus a full page of photo-announced yesterday that these coun

rles had extended de facto recogni- The Daily Mail devoted all button to the new regime. New York, Nov. 21.-Jake Lamotta,

dom- one of the world's best middleweights, Ave columns of its four pages to

the wedding, with pictures by has been suspended indefinitely the New York State Athletic Com-rating half of the front page and

about an entire page inside. inlasion for concealing facts

It was learned today the Foreign Office had sent notifications to all the new diplomuts announcing Government, and informal acknow- Ex-ledgments of this communication by Lord Beaverbrooke's Dally press, which has the largest daily these four representatives bad pro- 17 bably been interpreted as de facto circulation in the world, used columns of stories and photographs. recognition.

his physical condition before his fight with Billy Fox last week.

a technical Fox won the bout by knockout, the referee stopping the fight in the fourth round and sub-

The tabloids, Daily Mirror and sequently the Commission held up the purses of both men pending an Daily Graphic, both of four pages, investigation of the circumstances used more than 75 percent of their space for the wedding.-United attending the fight-Reuter,

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On Honeymoon

Dr Soedarsano, who is leaving for India today, came to Slam at the 21 Invitation of the government before Remsey, Hampshire, Nov.

of Edinburgh and his The Duke

the coup d'etat. bride, Princess Elizabeth, went for

n jaunt around the countryside today

It is understood he will return as

in Earl Mountbatten's naval jeep. soon as possible for negotiations on They drove through the 6,000 acres

the establishment of relations be-

of their honeymoon estate, Broadtween Slam bnd Indonesia-Reuter. lands, with Philip at the wheel and

the Princess hugging ber small Corgi

dog in her lap.

The Royal pair tave received Bomb Explosion

7,000 telegrams and cables

of congratulations, more than 3,500 They on the wedding day alone, came from all sorts of people in a variety of languages and were sent from ships ni sen, schools, associa- ilons, heads of states and individuals read about the who had only Princess.

In Rome.

trade.--

MANCHESTER HANDICAP

London. Nov. 21-The inal callover on the Manchester Novem ber Handicap running was

tomorrow

Nine to I Fine Prospect. 100 to Highland Loddle; 20 to 1 Rococo: 22 to 1 Kalper and Find the Lady: 25 to The Nore, Dough Buy: Bristol Fashion, Billet and Good Night: 28 Boltonian, Star of to 1 Popo; 33 to Autumn

and Las Vegas; 40 to 1 Silver Penell, Casimer, Anwar.

Roussel. Royal Tara and Sailors Guide. 50 to 1 Civil Affairs, Chateau River Patrol and Regret, 60 40 1 Dancing Flame and Always; 66 to 1 any other.-Reuter

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BATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22

Closing Times By Air Talinan, Amay end Swatow, 3.30 pm. Shanghai, Nanking. Itankow, Taligtao and Pelping, 330 p.m.

Closing Times By Bea & Train Canton (Train) 1 a.m.

Macso, Tainahan & Shokki (Sea) 8 a.m. Manila, P. (5) 10 mm,

Straits (Be) Noon.

Macoo, Twinahat & Shekki (8es) 1 ́p.m. Canton (Trato) p.m. Rangoon (Beas 3 p.m.

Amoy and Toochow (Bea) 3 p.m. Japan (Ord. Letters & Cards only) (B) 3 pm.

Bangkok (Bea) 3. p.

Rome, Nov. 21. A bomb ex- ploded tonight at the head- quarters of the Christian-De- Via mocratic Party in the

The explosion .oc- Almost every mayor in Canada Rayonna.

while the city and South Africa, recalling the royal curred lours through the two Dominions, darkened by a one-hour strike (en).m sent greetings, Many came from the of electricity workers. United States, Including one in Latin from. Princeton University.

Tamkang (Kwongchowwan)

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It came shortly alter Defence Minister Mario Cinguhn! declared Meanwhile, Britons both at home in the Constituent Assembly that the munitions and in the Dominions and Colonies explosion of two Italian who belong to the Church of Eng- dumps on November 13 and 17, which land, will henceforth pray for the deprived the Milan garrison Duke of EGUMUIKA, as well as the 1. ammunition,

rent of the

Family, Wherever planned

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were

results of a

campaign

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Royal Family

a book of Common Prayer specifically Those explosions killed divo persons. mentions the

words "The Duke

the

of Edinburgh". Elsewhere today there were nhw will be inserted after that of his outbreaks, of violence in a 10-day wife Princess Elizabeth, the Privy wave of disorders in various, barts Council - doalded today Router...... of ItalyAssociated Press.

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Kunining and Calcutta, 10 am. Tainan, Canton. Amoy, Shanghal, Nan- king, Hankow, Tsingtan and Pelping, 10 6.

Closing Times By Ben' & Train -- Macao, Taibahan & Shokki (6ea) u aru. Canton (train) 10 am. Kongmoon (Box) 10 asm. Med. Macao, Taloshan & Shakki (Soa) 10 am. Formosa vie Keelung (Sea) 10 am. Shanghai (Sea): 10. am.

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