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BERLIN CRISIS PLAN VETOED BY RUSSIANS Stormy Council Session Ends In Complete Failure BRAMUGLIA TO TRY AGAIN
Paris, October 25.·
The Russian delegate, Andrei Y. Vyshinsky,angrily vetoed the Bor- lin compromise plan in the United Nations Security Council today. There were quick signs that the United States, Britain and France might carry
the fight to the floor of the General Assembly.
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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1940.-
Eire To Cut Last Links
Dublin, October 26. The Pelme Minister, John
A. Contella, wald inst night that Eire maintains its deci sion to cut its last legal link with Britain.
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He told à nawi conference that a bilj 30 город the External Relations Act will be introduced at the Parlia ment session which starts in November.
That Act requires 'King George's signatura on Eiro's diplomatic credentials and is the country's last' legal tlo with the British Common. wealth-Associated Press.
Paraguayan Revolt Is Crushed
Buenos Aires, October 25, An official Paraguayan com- munique Joday said that the Government was in
Election In Berlin
Will Be
Held
Berlin, October 25.,
The acting Lord Mayor of Berlin, Dr. Ferdinand Friodonsburg, at a special mecting of the City Assembly today, read a letter he sent to thơ Soviet Commandant, Major Goneral Alexander Kotikov.
The letter rejected the Russian conditions for agrce- ment to municipal eléctions in the Eastern sector.
the
It said: "The City Adminis- Piank for voters Krom tration intends to take all Russian sector to be invited to in special possible steps to
guarantee register their votes
polling booths in the Western elections in Berlin regardless sectors have been dropped.
at whether Soviet permission is granted.
The City Alministration wil guarantee the right of the people of the Soviet sector to express their will freely on December 5, even if the elections are bonnet by the Sovicts."
The Deputy Chairman of the City Assembly. Dr. Walter Sch- reiber, also read a letter he wrote to the Russian Deputy Comman- dant, Colonel Alexis Yelisurov. The letter was a reply to a re- Schreiber take action pro-Western p
quest that Dr. complete Ppropriate
several balling
ugainst
and staly the juapasul, Mr. Bravanų- Likutele, "If the Soviet Union wants/control of the brief revoll leditlelana accused by the Russians!
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The Assembly unanimously
the approvect
appointment of Here. Paul Fleischmann, a Social Democrat, s hend of the City Labour Department in succession to Herr Waldemar Schmlilt, the Socialist Unity Party member dismissed by the Assembly tornight ago,--Reuter,
Plans For Western Germany
21
London, October 25. The thres Western Military Governors
will of Germany consider at their next meeting, due to be held at Frankfurt on October 30, a completed društ of the future occupation statute for Germany.
The big three delegates conferred with the acting President, Juan A. Afterward Mr. Brámuglia, when the stormy Council session onded. Bramaglia and the US delegate both said they would kop on trying for a solution. Well-informed American
of aby Army cadets at Asuncion, of making Forcist and provoca- British sources predicted that the then carried the rejection to negriations under threat Pireten Münsters
Big M. Vyshinsky and convened the heckade, that they cannet have," and described the rebellion as dive speeches which led to anti-
an "act of insanity."
Soviet disorders last month. Three uli meet night ur on Council session.
Tu Soviet Government an
The reply said: "After a cage- First
Paroc of Alexander Ponsider takmg Tuisy to
The communique was broad-tul study of the documents, He thanked the get all it says it wants without Berlin night before the Assembly. Free spoke.
|enst by the Paraguayan national have to report that The Ukraine Joined with Rus- neutrals for then eflets, sad the the blockarte,"
which suicl Government reason for taking action against Dr. Jessup "listened in valo" raclio, voting dogmet the comceprumuse plan provided com
throughout M Vyshinsky's forers had "reenplured the Mili- any of the politicians you namie. “ pronuse plan of Chin
segatulion btai AIX Ivetunt grona In
speech for any sign of concllin-tary Academy in Asuncion, ther
11% Three Feature preopted
tion. He considered M. Vyshim - presenta waterf
The offcial broadcast sand the 4th thre
- IN′′ sponsors for fennciliation,
aky's remarks o
flat admission i
The Assembly approved a 1 that Russia would continue the Academy surrendered at 7,40 pm,
at before the national network commenulation by the Council ef blockade to altain its end.
advast
message from Presi- Elders that City Assembly mem dent Natalinio Gonzalez, warning bers from the Soviet sector thes Aurtenis fhent the Armyshould remain in oulce after the pared by a would "inexorably crush their elections unless General Kotikoy party at Bol
reversed his decision not to allusy | rebellion.
British and voting in Eastern Berlin.
merabers of the drafting team are. The affect o! the decision supporting plans to establish commercial nissions will be that Assembly members German
after of the
the occupation Communist-dominated jabroad
into
and Socialist Unity Party will com- statute comes tinue after the elections to boy after the establishment of a West cott meetings of the Assembly. German Government.
I understood that there is
the plate.
13.
Bejegy The vote, M. Vyshunky
plan with mach! denoted the shouting are m waving Testate of the Bit Three spoke in favour with the US delegate, !?r,
Britain Accepts
Sir Alexander Cadogan, af British Britain next said the
solution which after a fair solution
37. Veshtusky was asked after Government "accepts this re the Churik adjourzunent if he consider has any proposals to solve the Herten quesitum. "My position is Phup C desin, charging that a Then 1 Jessup spoke. He pani elear he snapped, There Russum vela would place stribute To se Mindenmanship" nottung to add to it." possibility for
to solve lot the Chinese and other delegades failure The Berlin dispute "squarely aid whis drafted the plan. Dh, Jossup the government said it was 'n result of imaging, Soviet Union."
to find tive and sincere efTorts
unavnably u
of the
Dr Jensup said if "the Soviet » just solution," Union wants to drive us out off. M. Vyshinsky then deananded Berlin, while we have the right the Hoor and launched bitter? to be there they cannot have
altack. Breaking is Kremlm that
imposed slice on the Berlin
Soviet Objection
-
To Keep Trying It was Russin's 201h veta in the Counel, France has used the vette twice but Briath, the GS and China have never used it
1 will keep on trying I get
settlement," peaceful
Me Bramugita tuki uewsmen.
"I am sure neither of the par-
much
sue for the second time, he said they wants to reach the worst now. the plan violated the Moscow M. Vyshinsky solid his man ob-agreement of the Big Four For-And it is my duty to try to bringt jection to the compromise ja eten Ministers of last August 30. them to an agreement. Their dit- was that called for mediate M. Vyshunshy
ferences have been very said that agree.ferences rung kuussian "restrictions"
called foy Fimultaqientsoned out so ta and they say for at ment
*ifting of "restrictions" aut care sull be brought to a coincidence
in viewpoints."
An mithuritative British soured Įvais tuaight that the Big Tinee
in Beylu but only
about using Soviet masks in all frency reform. four Berlin zones, M. Vyahtusky
refused In Cali
No Conciliation
M. Vyshinsky told the Counsell Western Foreign Ministers had! ne session
war he had to protect the Soviệt zone jarranged a meeting at 0830 GMT delayed three hours in starting for Germany against the "danger" on Tuesday
La decide cassidereal created by introduction
steadfastly
"restrictions" is blockade.
Today's Camer
while the Be
and verted
by 31. Vyshinsky,
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President. Gonzales ordered the endlets to lay down their arms and abandon the camp of sedi- Hon." He
promisest that there no reprisals against would be those who surrendered.—United Press,
GERMAN INDUSTRY
Boycott
USA Britain And
Still Disagree
London, October 26.
the next Britain and the United States still have got reached concrate agracment an an American proposal to curtail the` dismantling of German indus- trial plants. the
of the step a counter proposal Western mark in Germany, "The The source said that the US
1 caller fer removal
restrictions Che Secretary of State. George Mar- Sc- the blockade by stages blockade) by the USSI is pre-shall, the British Foreign
endition of the foretary, Ernest Bevin, ant while entrency reform tonkret,dicated on the
Debrates of the neutral powers, currency reform," M.. Vyshinsky French Foreign Minister, Robert
Schumm, Weld meet including China, joined with the sk
ut the United States, British and French Dr. Jessup pestriest the floor French Foreign delegates in an hour-funt meste fand denunced the Husstan.at- riated Press.
ing behind locked doors at the apartment of Mr. Bramu,dia to
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DISARMING PLAN TURNED DOWN
Paris, October 25.
The United Nations sub-committee today rejected the Soviet disarmament proposal by six votes to two, with two abstentions. The Soviet had proposed a one-third reduction of Big Five armaments and armed forces and the outlawing of atomic
weapons.
mendation to the 58-member Political Committee. Immediately following the re ection of the Soviet proposal and
before the vole on the Belgian
introduced a resolution combin-
terday.
The draft is now being pre- tripartite working
American
The
force
no question of any of the thres to normat agreeing powers German diplomatic representa. tion abroad at this stage. Though the draft text is - ex- peeled to be ready for the West- ern Military Governors on Satur- day, it iş
I thought likely that both they and the three Governments coriceined may wish to make sub- stantial changes before it is fin- ally agreed-Reater.
SHINWELL'S SEAT
Seaham, October 25. Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, the Secretary of War, who has re- presented the Seaham division of confined to methods involved Durliam for the past 13 years, In selecting plants to be re- has been selected as Labour can- prieved from the diemantling | didate for the new Easington di- He called attention at a daily
programme.
vision created by the rq-distri- news conference to London news-
Talks had not yet got down to bation scheme.
Easington, which has a large paper reports quoting Mr. Paul specific cases.
Includes an America has proposed leaving mining population, Hofnun. Economic Co-operation Administrator, saying in Ber-many plants which had been area of Old Seaham division will in on Sunday that he hoped to listed for dismantling to continue the exception of the Urban Dis- annourice on Tuesday the list of production in Germany to aid the trict, of Seaham Harbour which plants on which dismantling will European Recovery Programme. goes to the adjoining Houghton
-Associated Press.
Le Spring Division.-Reuter. JP stopped.
The spokesman said that an announcement is expected "in a day or two" but said he wns "not aware that it would contain any list of plants."
Discussions between Britain and America have so far been
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