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UNITED NATIONS TO
DISCUSS KOREA
Paris, Novambar 29. The United Nations takes up this week, but does
J
not expect to solve, the problem of the indepen· · dence of Korea.
Korea, still divided and occupied more than three years after liberation, fallows Palestine as the next and probably last major item for this ses- sion before the Assembly Political Commit- tee.
It stands, like Greece and, December Germany, as a phase of the lagree, world-wide struggle between Communist and Western philo- sophies.
The situation-bath Hi Korra
The world Stage--bas. grown steadily worse during the long wait since September for the question to come, before the UN
11. ΥΠΟΠ observers
But the opinion is also wide. spread that the UN will not find a
Когда way to unify under a single Government. The Temporary Commisalon's report rectínmends of the Rhee Government, at Jensi recognition
for the South, But
Korea's gloomily, that
it notes
ISSUE
Warrant Out For Ashida
Tokyo, November 20. A warrant was issued to- day for the arrest of Hitoshi Ashida, Democratic
Parly leader
and former Prime Mintator, and two other members of his party in con. nection with the Bhowa Denko forilliser company *candal.
The scandal, which caused the collaps of the Ashida Government on October 7. related to a 2,700 million yen black markai' deat with the Government's Reconstruction
Tank. heuvy
| bndustries ale in the Soviet- Observers here say they dominated North and that there no chance at present, no thattere what action the UN takes, to endermoleally so long as division for the country is little hope what its own recently returned temporary commission has call- ed the gramm reonty of
twicke Korva
Developments inte last sans- may have included.
Stage Set
1. Formation
spansored
Government
of a Russian- Peuple's Dernocratie 111 Suv:et-occupied rivalling
Northern Koren,
Republic of Korea Government elected fast May in the Amert- anti-occupied Southern half of the country under UN
UN auspice.
2. Announcement from Moscow that the Northern re Dime will be placed in fult) control and all Russian troops withdrawn Will
by January
1.
earstimmen.
Several members of the Ja. panese Diet have been arreat. ed since the Investigation of the scandal began on August. -Router...
American Treasury Bonds Down
New York, November 20. Purely professionni operations this work enused numerous Unit- restricted ed States Treasury bonds again to decline to official pegs with the result that the Federal Reserve system had to purchase a net $2,500,000 of bonds | for the week ended November 24, according to bond market techni- clans..
The not -week's Increase 11 Federal Reserve holdings of Treasury bonds was partially off- set by a decline in huldings of certificates by $13,000,000 and notes by $17,000,000.
Meanwhile, holdings of bills Restricted! rose by 384,000,000. ISSIFOS of Federal botits jast night were resting on offelal traders say that the pegs, but ernsture of most previous week's
entirely golas was
due to the technical situation.
The Treasury this week sat! $100,000,000 90-day bills at a rate approximating ayleld of 1.147 per cent
redeemed About
mukes no recominendations for final settlement. It urges the
General Assembly to keep the | probten on its agenda and seek j bate will be over inviting re$100,000,000 worth of these ma-
member Alutes presentatives from co-operation of
the parts of toward an eventual solution.
Korca to take part,--Assucluted Opening skirmish of the de. Press.
Relentless Purge
On In Poland
Warsaw, November 29,
Troop withdrawals have start Poland's two leading political parties are mobilising all active party workers with one sweeping order: "Purge everything.”
Coruimunistded
revalt
was pul
against the elected Government
turing bills in cash.
The bill retirement programme is being retained on another $100,- 000,000 will be redeented in cash when about $1,000,000,000 00-day bilis mature 011 December 2 Heuter,
ERP GRANTS
Washington, November 20. Foreign ald grants to Europe and China have passed US$3,787,- 30,8, the Economie Co-opera tlon Administration sald on. Sun- dity.
Seventy-two grants, were n proved in the seven days ended
of Southern Korea. 14
lown only after „serious fighting | Tens of thousands of agita- | never keen for anything com- November 24, including $23,000.-
and organisers for between Communist at Loyal tors
the munist, now they are definitely on for Chion and $12,325,000 furi Jortions of the Kmen zulka. Communist workers aml the irritated by Communist demands the Netherlands and the Nether- 4. Conquest by Chase Coin-left wing Socialist parties are that their form production must tands East Indies. Assocluted
busy in every city, town, village be soclulised.—Associates Press. and hamlet in the land, clean- the staging out all rightists, nationalists and hostile elements.
TUNIS (71
Minichura Wist Kar's Northern fannies. Koren's
Clevers here say
ONCL
Is set top another East-West word battle as cute, and as Intle likely to produce dmad solution, a thin over Creece Inst vonek in the General Assembls.
U.S. Position
The Communists want to ab sorb the socialists before the end of the year and fam a United Workers Party duder the lender- shije of Poland's President, Hole- shaw Bierut.
Mr. John Foster Quiles, neting aurants of the United State: But before they CAR in that delegation, will depict the situa. | successfully, they have to clean- 1 tion forcefully, American stur- up their own backyards.
Press.
To Abolish Eire To Death Penalty?
Dublin, November 29.
ees siy, as another distance of The cleaning is now in full Ireland is fast following England in a move to abolish
Russian-loss Communist attempis | swing.
at dominaten by farve, violence, President Beirut, taking over fervorisin and evererin,
capital punishment.
choke her,
the Secretory-Ceneralship of the The death penalty has long ther of two children, by kicking Russia's Andres Y. Vyshinsky, communist party after the dis-been a subject of controversy in her face and ribs, after un- expected to dwell in the fact missal
of the
Vice-Premier.in this country but successive successfully trying that American tr
tqs reammin in Windyslaw Gomulka, quickly set governments, have believed it was reprieved by the President Southren Korea be amuther ins-to work to eliminate all seeking better to retain it, in dealing of Eire. Scan T. O'Kelly, and his sentence commuted to life impri- tunee +1 alleged American to split unity of the workers with those convicted of mur-sonment. AGUERORSIVOS plans to maintam party.
later still another Two days The party's executive com-
Perhaps in this they were Dublin man sentenced to death mmittee said Gomulka lud creat-greatly influenced by the menace for the murder of his nine days in the Southe 3 harmful aud dangerous of the Irish Republican Army, anot legitimate son was similarly
w-reprieved. in-crisis by taking a line of eightist organisation opposed in thi terested in
in Korea's independence, and nationalist deviation.
tic Suviet Union.
to this. The American reply to rources here
"That
Ameri. May, In
·troops because the US.
is truly
12
gly backed by
The U.S. strongly
China a Korea's Korn
dnes not want to see
freed only to be torn by a
civil
11 recla Civil war inevitable between
sival regimes.
would bc
the
two
The debate will be based on a report on conditions in Koren since the May elections, pared by the Russian-boycotted UN Temporary
Commission Korea.
pre-
Favourable Vote The U.S. and Chius will ask. and predictions are general for a favourable vote, that the Com-
mittee recommend
Class War
der.
ful government of the te There are mixed feelings in which has now lost its strength | Ireland on these decisions, some and has almost faded out.
holding that they were too hastily Strangely enough
It is the first, takeh, and others that they put a
Haken. conlilion The Communist drive is refrenavernment ever to rule premium on murder,
which has favoured the lenticas. Doubtful elements are abolition of hanging, and stranger being purged from member-still the greatest influence on the ship in the party and with the Cabinet in its decision appears to purging go their jobs. This has be the External Affairs Minister. United Press. led many who asapi} the Sean MacBride, himself at one. workers' party, to Join through tear.
in
leader the IRA and a lawyer of considerable repute
Speaking at a Everyone who is not a left Dublin. Mr. MacBride wing Communist of the interna- himself as thoroughly opposed to tional brand is labelled a dlan- the death
penalty, and told how gerous rightist.
the that
4 prisoner he defended on a mur-
The country, awaits the next session of Parliament to see whe- ther legislation will be introduced to abolish the death sentence.-
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One who fell the blow of the tested his innocence right up days and Thursdays within the axe was a former Premier, Ed- the moment when the trapdoor General Assembly call un nett-ward Osubka-Morawski, lic ber countries to recognise elected Government of the South ation by the Socialists to every-told me the night before he was
the long has opposer outright capitu- dropped hurting him into elernity, free storage period to survey "That man," said Mr. MacBride,, damaged cargo, and consignees in the legal regins for all Korea. thing the Communists demand, hanged, and after having made representatives present,
are requested to have their They will
twn He was kicked out as a rightis. his peace with God, with the as-consignees Koren's population thirds of
representatives lives There are reports that now hesistance of his priest, that he was in the South, that the North did may also lose his Cabinet post absolutely innocent of the crime.
present at the Survey no claims not take part in the elections as Socialist Minister of Public
can thereafter be admitted. only ventise Russia did not al-Adininistration.
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