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The Socialists have denounced the British Peace Committõe. The Labour party executive, moeting in Londen decided to proscribe the Peaco Committee, describing it as "a Communist campaign originating In the Cominform.”
A statement by Mr. Morgan Phillips, general-secretary of the Labour party, said the organisation originated in the "World Congress of Culture in Defence of Peace,” which was convened on the instructions of the Cominform at Wroclaw, Poland, in August, 1948.
U.S. military mission to Indo-China
Washington, July 10. A United States Military Supply Mission in to fly to Indo-China about August 1.
The lesion is bring des. patched In accordance with Precident Truman's 1. nouncement after the
out- break of the Korean war that auch a Mizalon would be sent and that there would be a speed-up In the provision of military. aselatance to the Indo-Chinese forces resisting the Vietminh Communist forces of Dr. Ha Chi-minh- Reuter,
AMERICAN LABOUR BACKS UN
Washington, July 10. The American Federation of Labour, which claims 7,000,- 000 members, and the Con-
After a meeting of the Promotion of international, World Peace Commities in economic and cultural co-opera- Stockholm last March, the tion, British organisation had been Mr. J. G. Crowther is chairmon
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of the executive committes, whore petition calling for the abso-23 members Include Mr. D. N. Pritt, K.C. Among its 50 leading late ban on atomic weapons sponsors are Dr. Hewlett Johnson, and strict international con-Dean of Canterbury, Prof. J. D trol to make this effective. g. Haldane, and Mr. J. Platik-
No amount of propaganda, the|MBIs,
statement added, could alter the Іл the committee's heud- fact that the failure to secure in-quarters, where coloured banners ternational control of atomic bearing a representation of the weapons had been solely due to dove of peace hang on the walls, ||the intransigence of the Soviet offelals discinimied any association
leaders.
with the Commünist" party, ・ the
The pelkion now being can- Labour party or any other party.
vassed was nothing less than
fraudulent attempt to shift the
responsibility from the door ot
Committee's reply
Russia where it really belonged. A statement sold: "The Labour "Genuine peace-lovers every-party has seen it at this moment, where have а clear
duty to isolate when mankind is ugnia hovering the Communist advocates of So- on the brink of world war, to ban viet Russia's dangerous imperi- and proscribe the British Peace oilst polley and to expose the real Committee, which is struggling, purpose of tha
so-called peace together with all men and women campaign.
of goodwill in every land, to de- "To this end the national exceu. tend the peace. tive
of the Labour party has de- clared association with the British Committee and its total satellites to be incompatible with member ship of the party and these bodice have now been added to the list of proscribed organisations"
"Non-party" claim
for
has Transport Ilouse chosen this moment of crisis to divide man from man, when we should all be striving in' uilty for peace? Is it that they fear the real power of our movement peace
that it
really will bring goon
1,000,000 lovers of The British Peace Committee, pence will have signed our pence, gress of Industrial Organisa-formed 12 months ago, has its petition; already we ine well past tions, which claims 6,000,000 head-quarters in Park-crescent, the half million. These
Labour pledged jointly today that Portland-place, W. It claims to be noted supporters of the
coun- of re purty, MPs, well-known of democratic, cillors, and . thousands ok men behind United Nations resis-labour, trade union, youth, cul- and women. tance to aggression in Korea. tural, ́ religious and pence or. The British Pence Committee AL A huncheon riven by these ganisations, as well as of indivi- is confident that the passion of two large Inbour unions for eight dual men and women distinguish- Labour men and wonen for peare Belgina tabour lenders, the AFL ed in selence, literature and the is greater than the blind loyalty president, William Green, said arts."
demanded by their lenders. They "We must win in the For East
American labour would stand presentatives
"non-party association
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den freedom, liberty and set out in its "peace pro- will not be deceived by the errois
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"Until the conflict is won, no matter how long it takes, you can rely un the American labour movement to support the United. Nations."
Include:
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misinterpretations utterti Co-operation of the Great against the great movement 'for Powers; Support for tlic United peace." Nations Charter;
Reduction of armoments; Prohibition of the atom bomb,
Torms of the petition Workers stayed late at the Con with international control and in-mittee office, sending out copies
MOON
'KOREA, SERGEANT?' I SAYS, 'NO', HE SAYS, CORNED BEEF!'
CHINA TO REPEAT CHARGES AGAINST THE SOVIET UNION
Loke Success, July 10. Nationalist China today told the Little Assembly of the United Nations that it still expected the United Nations to consider her complaint against alleged Russian aggrossion, and would call for a special meeting in late July or early August.
bers
"Only one element, was incking in order to transform collective: security into living reality, name-
CALL-UP FOR ARMY IN U.S.
The General Assembly, on sity of organising collective affort December 3, 1049, had called in order to preserve It," he said.
Historic decision on all United Nations mem- to keep a "hands off" The CIO organisation director,spection; end
of the peace petition. The pet policy towards China, to res- A. Haywood, told the Belgians
tion, which is to be sent to the pect existing treaties and re- that the CIO and AFL would be
House of Commons, reads
frain from seeking spheres of y, the decision of a great power "united in support of the United union replied, on behalf of his
to enforce the principle of the Fearful of the dangers et influence within China's ter- Notions as we are today in wel-countrythen," that close cu-opera third world war and of its des- ritory.
Charter and accept leadership of the general movement to stop tion among the free workers of tructive effect on mankind, paiti-] L. D. Langhs of the Antwerp all the nations was necessary to cularly on the propie of Britain. The Little Assembly was in-
aggression. woodworkers and building trade save tiemocracy.—United Prèss.
"This is the meaning of the
Washington, July 10. humbly
pray your honourable structed to keep the question historic decision taken by Presl-
The Defence Department House to urge M.M. Government under continuous study, to exa-dent Truman in conformity with asked today for 20,000 draftees to convene meeting of the five mine any alleged violations and the principles of the Charter. for the Army at great Powers to secure, through report any infringements to the
without that decision, which possible date. the United Nations, thele Approval Security Council.
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for the prohibition of all atomic
weapons, and u desinvation that The matter was technically on the first Government to use atomie the group's agenda, but even the weapons shall be branded as a President, Jono Carlos Muniz of war criminal,
Brazil, doubted a few minules The Committee
the has in hand before
inceting convened preparations for an "all-Britain whether the Chinese complaint
interim United Nations group. July 22.
the carliest
placed at the disposal of the The Department sald, "This Security Council the mliltary draft call is required to meet the might of a great power, the new celling approved by the Pre- resolution of the Security rident. No other recourse is at Council. Despite the wide sup- present available." part it received, would still be
President Harry Truman ap- short of enforcement,"
proved now callings for the arm- Under foriner ruling by ed forces last week, but the Senor Muniz,-0 ony-delegation gures, were not disclosed:--
| pesce conference” in “ Londoh on would-be considered-at-all by the could invite the Little Assembly/Major-General' Lewis B. Her-
FIRE IN DUMP
begun.
to consider the Chinese matter at shey estimated it would take Senor Muniz paid tribute to any time during the session. In Selective Servico 60 days to start the United States and its allies serving notice that he would re- delivering men once drafting has for taking military petion in quest consideration of the com- Taranto, July 10.
Korea to enforce the Security plaint, Dr. Tsiang Indirectly ac Italian sailors fought desper Council's sanctions resolution. cused the Soviet Union of aggres- ately for more than unhour
sion against South Korea when today To put out a fire in "The disturbing events of the he said, "The Korean question is munitions dump here.
last 30 years and the tragic ex- similar to Soviet aggression Only men 19 to 25 years The officer in charge of the perience of several countries, against China.”
can be drafted under the present dump was overpowered by the great and small, which fell into The two problems are in rea- law. smoke and flames and died the hands of aggressors created lity one single problem," said Dr. General-Hershey sold the draft shortly after the fire was ex- slowly the consciousness of in- Tslang, "the effort of the Com- would start with 26-year-olds. tinguished-Reuter.
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