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THE CHINA MAIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1946.
BRITISH VIEW ON DISARMAMENT Battle In
Should Be Combined With Report On Troops
U.N.O. Discusses Soviet Proposal
New York, Nov. 21. The Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Molotov, was pre- sent when the Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly resumed its debate today on Russia's proposal for a census of troops in enemy and non-enemy countries. Dr. Wellington Koo, China, spoke on the Russian resolution. The British For- eign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, was also present.
Dr. Koo supported the Soviet proposal and a Unit- ed States amendment for a report also on home-based troops. "It is our view that a re- port on armaments is essential to the promo- tion of peace and prosperity throughout the
ANGLO-EGPYTIAN Nazi Doctors On
TREATY?
Cairo, Nov.-21. Experienced Egyptian poli- tical observers belete that a new treaty between Britain and Egypt, on the lines of
Pasha
agree.
the Bevin-Sidh London, will ment reached in
signed in December They baac thi that the Sac on the fact party support
the agreement and on, the expectation that the Liberal. party will shorth annouNCA their approval-Renter.
Cinema
world." he said. Dr. Koo added that complete. Evaded
and full information was essential for discus- sion of reduction of armaments.
43. of the
Bevin's Speech
There were no Chinese troons, clearly in Article in Indo-China and Burma at pre- | Charter, sent, and these American troops In China had been sent there ta disarm the
Insanese he said. They had net interfered with the domestic affairs of China and and would be withdrawn in due course. The Polish delegate, supporting the Soviet proposal, said it was one which by its very nature serves the very principle on which the United Nations Charler v built."
to
Taxes
Grave
Haiphong
Streets
Paris, Nov. 21. French Ministry
Charges The 1
Nuernberg, Nov. 22.
Twenty-three Nazi doctors pleaded not guilty at Nuernberg yesterday to charges of murdering hundreds of thousands of victims in cruel medical experiments, when they were indict- ed in the second series of Nuernberg war crimes trials,
Was
1
Territorial Army Plans
for the Colonies announ- ced today that French
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"The incident started when Viet Nam troops fred on # French boat which had stopped "
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Headed by Karl Brandt, Hitler's former doctor, the poker-faced defendants jumped to their feet and, without hesitation, answered, "not guilty to a 17-page indictment. Following their, pleas, the all-American war crimes trial was adjourned until Monday, December 9.
Outstanding among the defen- ] dants, who sat calmly and with. out emotion in the dock, hard-faced, 35-year-old Herta Widnes, Nov. 21. Oberhauser, the only woman Mr. Revin began his speech by asking the committee to take into imposed at Widnes today
Fines totalling 830 were among the prisoners, accused of
"Fighting soon became ten- ei inflicting cruelties on inmates of
London, Nov. 21. account the lessons of 1918
eral. The Annamites bombarded 1940.
David Forrester, of Dinsbury, Ravensburg concentration camp. Additional detalls of the Ter French quarters near the rail. "We cannot
The indictment alleged that she ritorial Army were given today way plunge into any Manchester, proprietor of the
station with mortars. action which would endanger our Regal Cinema, Widnes, who took part in brutal experiments by Lord Pakenham, Under French troops set up barricades. citizens without being sure that pleaded guilty to 20 summonses to find a swift method of steriliz- Secretary for War, the new instrument
who said and attacked one of the theatres will work for admitting persons to the ing millions of people, who Government attached tremen- and other Viet Nam stronglicida Mr. Molotov has said that a eirema and failing to pay en-thereby suffered great mental dous importance to the Terri- in the French quarter, the Census of troop would have an tertainment duty.
Jand physical anguish."
torial service of the future communique said. I ask effect. Important political The Egyptian representative is this
It was atated that entertain- Kari Brandt, who occupied which would beir.
for political done
occupy a more Informed of the disturbances, hoped such information would effect.
ment tax evasion had been ge-Goering's wooden seat in the significant place in the plans General Moliere, interim for disarmament? I or the prelude to the withdrawal of suggest that the Charter Article ing on for a long time at the curtroom, showed no emation as than before. armed forces
publican Commissioner, statimed outside 43 does not deal with this resolucinema and it was estimated be was accused of experiments This time the Territorials dressed a protest to Dr. Ho Chi their own territories, and that tion at all. It deals with the that the sum lost to revenue, sterilisation, the effects of would have Government solidly minh, Viet Nam Prime Minis withdrawal from non-enemy countries would be completed with which the United Nations is was £1.000. The cases before poison gas, and freezing tests in behind them.
ter, and simultaneously in a charged to perform for peace and the court represented only a which the subjects were kept The whole question of fitting spirit of conciliation, the utmost possible speed.
ordered The French delegate, support.
Dott.security."
fraction of those alleged to have naked out of doors for many hours in the actual training of Ter- the French troops to cease five. Britain was anxious ing the Soviet resolution, said it Article 43 be used to develop the
that been committed.
---and "screamed with pain when ritorials with family life and Reuter. gave the General Assembly structure which would get rid of
It was alleged that usherettes parts of their bodies froze." life in industry was being
Intense Agony great opportunity to make a con. the balances of power and of th and the manager worked under
tackled with the highest priori- | per cent of units' strength, or structive move towards
the ex
tactic of a nerve war en small tickets had
Forrester's instructions. Soria Siegfried Handlocher, Nazi medi-ty. It was hoped that volun-more in anti-aircraft units.— tablishment of peace. "It is our nations, which is going on today.
been printed pri-cal chief of the German armed teers, would provide. 25 to 30 Reuter, duty to seize this opportunity and ༣༥༥༠
"Britain, did not nut a disarma-vately without a revenue stamp forces, was named with others in make the fullest possible use of ment motion on this agenda, but and others had been so tarn the indictment for cruel studies it in initiating a careful study of welcome one wholeheartedly," he that the stamps could be used on transplantations. the problem of disarmament," he said. declared, "The question of
"Sections of bones, muscles and nerves were removed," the in- dictment said.. "As a result of these operations, many victims suffered intense agony, mutilation and permanent disabilities,"
One defendant, Siegfried Ruff, Force Lord Tedder, Chief of departmental head at the Ger- Air Staff is due to arrive in man Experimental Institute for
of the United Nations in various parts of the world is intunately linked with the question of dis armament."
troons troops "The two subiccts--report on disarmamentare and really one subject. They ought to be taken together, so that the United Nations will have a con- structive pronosal on the whole question of disarmament and not single out one particular phase
again. Reuter.
TEDDER IN
INDIA
New Delhi, Nov. 21.
Marshal of the Royal Air
The chairma then announced Mr. Bevin an ao next speaker, but M. Molotov wanted to speak first and began his speech in Russian of it I reoret that for Pouson Karachi todny on his way to/Aviation in Berlin, until barc- M. Molotov replied to questions outside Our control "ears" a put by Sir Alexander Cadogan vear has one without the Mi Britain) in yesterday's session as tary Staff Committee meeting to the purpose of the Soviet pro-effectively. Articles 26 and 27 Jay posal. The answer, he said, want (Continned at foot of text Call
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During the few days in India as a scientist in the United States Viceroy, Lord Wavell. and the in Heidelberg, Commander-in-Chief. Sir Claude He was arrested after his al- Auchinleck, and visit several Reged associations with Nazi ex- stations of the Royal Air Force and the Royal Indian Air Force. -Reuter.
down obligations in connection with planning for a regulation of armamenta and possible dis armament.
"My Government's view is that
American Zone Not
Even
·
Pink
(By Donald Doane)
Frankfurt, Nov. 22.
American Military Government officials and Ger- man politicians agree that the United States occupation zone of Germany shows no signs of turning politically red or even pink in next week's elections.
Perinients at Dachau concentration out Europe during the last year. In numerous elections through- camp to test the limit of human this southwestern section of Ger- endurance at high altitude were many has stood out in bold relier,
French India's
uncovered by the American au- as a comparative stronghold of Status
thoritics Associated Press.
Rumanian Election Rackets
conservatism: Communiam has gained no more than a toehold in
Karuchi, Nov. 21. the United States zone.
The incorporation of the Those who
keep their
finger on territory of French India into the German political pulse do not India is one for the citizens of expect any marked swing towards French India to decide, the the left in the impending voting.
Acting Governor of French In the balloting on November India told Reuter today. 24, in the state of Wuerttemberg Baden and the December 1 voting He added that elections in conducted in Batavia and the Greater French India were Hesse, Germans will adopt or by universal adult suffrage.
if this is taken as a single con- tribution, we cannot accept it, but we shall, I
hope, unanimously agree if the whole thing be taken together.
that the duty imposed
London, Nov. 21. upon the committee is the obliga- tion of articles 43, 20 and 46 so
Reports alleging serious ir leave the prosed state. constitu- The Acting Governor arrived that the task of the committee is Rumanian
regularities" in Tuesday's tion and choose the state legisin here on his way to Paris on comprehensive and there can be when the Left Wing was re- final step in their progress toward mission. He said: "I am going general elections, tares in what may prove a semi-what he described as an official submitted to the governments a torned with a large majority, self government pian which can be taken as a have reached the Foreign Office,
to France, where I hope to be whole, dealing with the disarma-
Hesse Test · ment of all countries...
although no official comment is
able to help to develop friend- Nearly everybody agrees that
ship between French India and I Didn't Stop Hitler likely until final reports are the constitutions will be adopted India."-Reuter.
overwhelmingly in all the three statea. Speculation centres chiefly on the comparative party votes. One issue is that the
Greater
"It is true that this motion of uvailable. troops being in certain parts of
Reports so far received
the world represents one phase sert that in many places
25-
no
of this problem and probably representatives of Opposition Hesse however, should offer a dgitales minds, but I do remind parties were able to be present good test of how the average Ger- you that Hitler had no troops on at polling bacths, that a num- may feels about any territory outside Germany ber of
the socialist!c Opposition candidates | nationalization of basic indus-
But that did not stop Hitler from were arrested, that many peo tries. building an army within Ger- many, which nearly brought the ple had more than one voting A constitutional provision for rest of the world" down.
paper, that some ballot papers the
the mandatory of immediate "Britain
has gone through hell were distributed already filled nationalization will be submitted In this war, for the last 30 years in and that various forms of separately from the rest of the has had to be mobilised longer intimidation were employed,
constitution In this industrial state, which is the only one whero.
Officials forecast
than anyone
else one day in Several times before the elec- the Social Democratic Party is three and today is paying a tion took place Britain and the the strongest, frightful price in the standard of United States complained to the that it will be adapted but not so life of our people,
"I ask in all solemnity that in-Rumanian Government alleging stead of taking it in narrow that arrangements would not polat, asked by Mr. Molatay, give the Opposition
now
a
fair dominated
the committee should hold that chance at the poll-Reuter. "the-two questions be taken to- wether, that there be considera- tion
the whole problem of dis- armement with a view to riving the Security Counell and Staff
New Port For
Committee the greatest task that Persian Gulf
Any body of people ever hadƐ to- build the structure of disarma
London, Nov. 20.
ment, which will enable the gov Moscow radio, quoting des- ernments to come to to
patches from Mecca yesterday,
СОДСКИМ
whether they can surrender sovereignty to
the United Nations."
as the rest of the
the other two states, both
mocratic Union, the proposed con- stitutions
the way for the lization of Industries by but do not compel such action. All parties are united publicly behind the con stitutions in Wuerttemberg and the Greater Hesse, Associated Prese
extent to Inh Suleiman, of Saudi Arabia,
his said Finance Minister Abdul Vital Step
Mr. Bevin pounded the table as discised plans for the con- he added: "That really is what is struction of a new Persian Gulf Involved in this question of die-port with the aid of credits armament. Can any staterman obtained during his recent visit solemnly say to his parliament to the United States, accept this new system which will Pive to peoples security behind which there is confidence, and honour in all our actions.1;
Applause
In Progress
Philadelphia, Nov. 22, Francis Biddle. United States (Finance Minister Suleiman, member of the International who visited Washington last Military Tribunal, says that the August, negotiated a $10,000,- Nuernberg trials representa 000 credit with the Export-vital step in world progres Import Bank to finance pur- toward rule of law.
He declared:-Laws are not chases in the United Statas),
found only in books. They are
"If we can, instead of keeping great national armies, surrender our security to the United Nations The broadcast sald the new
i am willing to back any pro- port would be linked with the found also in customs, practices posal provided these two things city of Riyadh in the interior and other expressions of civil- are put together and then bring by a 500-mile railway for which - zatlon.”;
back a report which shows that equipment would be obtained in "It is the universal doctrine the United Nations has decided the United States, Plans have that a victor can apply any law to wuarantee pesce for a hundred been made for electric power he wishes. This court proc years, then 1 I move that the step stations in Riyadh and Medina, ed not under court martial laws, be taken,
Mr. Beric's speech ended amid the power stations to be con- however but under practices annlause. The committen
thenticted and powered with comparable with those of an adjourned until tomorrow. Rea-i American, equipment, Suleiman Anglo-Saxon court."--Arrouint-
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