THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950.
SOVIET ACCUSED OF Does Not Want Communist
China In
In United Nations
Flushing, Nov. 20.
Britain made the charge today that Russia, despite hor protestations about Poiping's exclusion, actually does not want Communist China represented in the United Nations.
BORDER BREACH ALLEGED
Tel-Aviv, Nov. 20. Israel has lodged a complaint against Egypt with the Mixed Armistice Commission against an alleged erasing of the Israel boundary by Arab tribesmen, less than 24 hours after the Security Council's resolution for the control of such movements, an Israeli Army spokesman said tonight.
Accusing Egypt of encoura- ging such infiltration, the 24 spokesman said, "Within hours of the Security Council's resolution outlining steps neces- sary to control the movement of inomaxie' Arabs across inter
national frontiers or armistice
The British Minister of Sinic, Mr Kenneth Younger, speaking in the General A5- sembly, denounced the six- point Soviet "peace" programme which endorseE Mr Trygve high- Lie's plan for periodic level meetings of the Security Council, but only on condition that Communist China be given the seat now held
the by Chinese Nationalists.
Mr Younger said: "It is typi- cal of Soviet tactics that the issue should have been repre- rented in this way, and it bears out the view long held by many governments which, like my own, have been anxious to Fee the Chinese People's Go- vernment at our council tables, that the Soviet Government
does not share this desire ours at all.
the
"On the contrary, It suits it very well to have People's Government excluded from discussions here, and that for this is her main reason raising the lasue of representa- tion of the People's Govern- lines, the Egyptians have en-ment here in a form that is couraged Azaeme tribesmen to less likely to be accepted by cross the frontier and infiltrate | member governments, into Israel in the vicinity of
Et Auja."
El Auja is 15 miles south of Gaza on the Egyptian boundary. -Router.
ALBANIAN CHARGE
Berlin, Nov. 20. The oficial Albanian news agency charged Yugoslavia today with violating the Albanian border teven Umes between the East November 7 and 12," German news agency, ADN, re- ported tonight.
ADN said that in six of these cases Yugoslav Illegally crossed Albanian territory. It gave no further details.-Reuter,
Vietminh
Arms Works Destroyed
Mr Younger'a remarks stituted the first public
con-
AS-
major
knowledgment by 鼗 power of a belief that has been prevalent among United
140-
for had
tions circles for weeks that Russia wanted to use the issue of Chinese representation propaganda purposes but no desire really to bring Peking government world organisation where would have full contact the West.-United Press.
into
the the
it
with
GENERAL SUPPORT
Report Of Mossage By Nehru Donied
Now Delhi, Nov. 20. The Prime Minister, Pandit Nehru's, Secretarint today denied a report that Pandit Nehru had seul a
of message
#reetings to the Communist ». backed Warsaw Peace CongresŃ.
The report, broadcast by Frague Radio,
proby ably referred to a message by Uus Netru, widow of a cousin of the Prime Minister. She sald here today that she had been asked by, the Con- STEES sponsors for message and she had re- plied to them
53ying: "Tudla is а non-violent country and we believe in Mahatma Gandhi's prin- ciple of non-violence."- Reuter,
BRUTAL
KOREAN
SLAYINGS
Pakchon, Nov. 20.
The Australians, during Sun-
day's deep patrol Into No-M Land north-west of Pakchon, found evidence
ace of the North Korean Army's ruthlessness against the civilian population.
One patrol found the bodies of two women shot through the
STORYLATO% CADZBUT SUR
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Peace Congress
Urged To Embrace
لول
All Peace-Lovers'
*
Warsaw, Nov. 20.
GERMAN ARMAMENT PROBLEM
London, Nov. 20.
Professor John Bernal, a British research The North Atlantic Pact scientist, urged the World Peace CongressDeputies were believed to here today to enlarge its campaign to have made good progress here today in discussing the 'all peace-lovers, however con- recruitment of a German embraco servative their views.”
armed contingent for the Pact's integrated force -- should this be approved by all the members who sign- ed the Treaty.
"We have yet to learn how to understand and head and two childrens beside to deal not only with the arguments but also with them who had been battered to the feelings, and often sincere feelings, of these
The commander of a patrol, 2,000 delegates of 71 nations.
Mr Abba Eban (Israel) said i death. that the influence of the United
of
Nations in Asia was "seriously Captain Archer Denness, and visibly prejudiced" as long❘ Ryde, New South Wales, cald:
"We must be ready to work together and to
as there were no normal rela- "There is no doubt that they break down the barriers of political suspicion."
tions with the Chinese Com- munist regime.
Не stated that Israel sup- ported Mr Lle's peace plan. It constituted a programme, not a declaration, he, maintained.
"The idea of a 20-year perlod during which the structure is laboriously bust up may ap- pear pessimistic to those who long for a swift and sudden Saigon, Nov. 20. eure," Mr Eban said. French Union forces
"Yet it embodies the sagacity destroyed Vietminh
much camps of
realism and the and arms factories in a 10- patience of unexhausted faith." day operation in Cochin- China, a French spokesman said here today.
M. Marcel Plaicant (France)
his military announced Government's general support for Mr Lie's plan.
of
The French delegate opposed the Soviet six-point plan which is designed to replace Mr Lic's suggestions.
He said that the operation, which has now been concluded, was in the area south-west of Blenhoo and north-west Baria,
French forces also destroyed M. Plaisant stressed that, con- several command posts, junks trary to Russian assertions, the and sampang, the spokesman | Atlantic Pact was a purely de-
fensive regional alliance.
added.
"We are firm enemies of war,”
In other operations in the Bentre, Longuyen and Mythoe he stated.
arcas of Cochin-China, the The Assembly later endorsed Vietminh lost 69 killed and 40 MF Lie's plan for achieving prisoners, ho said. Losses pence through the United were reported on both sides Nations. This was done after when a convoy was ambushed Mr Lie had denied Nussian by Vietminh forces -near Tien-charges that it was inspired by yen, on the North-East Tonking the American State Depart- front. A slight increase of acti- | ment,--Reuter. vity was reported from the Dinhlap area, Biso in the North- East.
Progressive
The Deputies had before them
the report of the Committee of
five on the technique of organi- sing and administering recruit- ment in Germany.
were executed. The bodies
Insistence on a "broadening" extension of the peace move- were found in the woods and of the anti-war campaign has ment." there is no evidence of an alf-been the keynote of this Con- Charles Howard, a Negro of rld in the vicinity."
tone the American The conciliatory Civilians
told the patrol that gress.
had earlier. attacked North Korean soldiers executed has already been put by such Party, the two
women and children high Communist, digriftaries¬ds? yesterday's speech by his party tem, will not travel to London
the leader, Mr John Rogge, as that of a "paid employee of the Yugoslav Government.”
| either for the lack of support of the North Korean Army, which is living off the country, tre or for co-operation with United Nations forces during their recent short-lived occupa-
of the area.
tion
Another Australian patrol in the same area on Sunday found the bodies of three Korean males who had their hands tied be hand their backs before execu- ton-Reuter.
and
Professor Joliot-Curie, French atomic scientist, Signor Pietro Nenni, of Italy,
Professor Bernal accused the nations of believing Atlantic
born masters themselves "the of the world" with rights over inferior peoples and particular- by the United States for trying to impose a peace of their own
choosing. a resolution to
He proposed
facilitate the greatest possible
Teeth Out Of Forget Britain Motion In Debate
Strasbourg, Nov, 20.
The Military Committee of the Atlantic Pact Council which is to hold a decisive joint meeting with the Deputies on the German · rearmament: prob from Washington until early in December, it was authoritatively stated here tonight.
the joint
This means that
after its scheduled
He declared that Rogge was a lawyer employed by the Yugo-session will be postponed until slav Embassy in Washington.
The delegates cheered for nine some days
" North date-November 27-and that minutes today after Korean woman, Nam Pak Den the provisional plan to hold a Ai, said that the Koreans would meeting of the Defence Minis defend their country "to the last ters of the Pact in London on
blood,"
December 1 will also have to holy war be altered.-Reuter. »
drop of blood of a
grows," she declared.
The Congress will end to- morrow evening with a grand concert.
Professor Joliot-Curie will
make
the closing address during
Birganj
the interval and the Congress Recaptured
resolutions will be read in eight
languages Reuter.
LAWYER'S VIEWS
Warsaw, Nov, 20.
New Delhi, Nov, 20. Nepal State troops today Tom captured the Congress insur-
"Numerous prisoners" were that taken and lorries, trucks, rifles ammunition captured-
Mr Charles P. Howard, agont "capital" of Birgauf, near of the Execu- |the Indian border, the Nepalese Negro member tive of the American Progres- Embassy announced here. sive Party, told the Warsaw Peace Congress
today John Rogge, shouldReuter. The important General Committee, during a yesterday's speech by his party and day of hard debating in the European Parlia be judged "in the light of his employment as lawyer for the ment's modernistic white buildings here today, Yugoslav Embassy In Wash- pulled the teeth out of a proposal to recommendington."
Mr
Howard, a lawyer from immediate federation "with or without Britain,' "Des Moines, Iowa, said that Mr Rogge had not conveyed the it was reliably learned tonight.
vlaws of the American delega- under a High Com- tion. A proposal, put forward by affairs
Mr Rogge, he declared, and 80 prisoners
north of Phulangthuong | Miss Manga Klompe (Holland), mission for Foreign Relations, -as-a-lawyer- - for the Yugoslav In various and targets in the Backan and the Committee's
The Committee refused spokesman, Tonking sectors,
Including Haging
Embassy was a "paid
paid employee Glalam, Sontay and Dongtrieu, Thainguyen, and made recor
sectors and east of
called on those
High Commission countries in accept the
of the Yugoslav Government." terested in federation to stort proposal and agreed to post. the spokesman said.
"I think this Congress should palesanco fights between Cao- right away by poaling defence pone the defence question until bombed bang
Duncan evaluate his speech in the light French
Me aircraft
in a European army and foreign tomorrow and Tuyenquang. Re-
he, sakl various military targets in the sulta
Safedys stated,~~
Mr Winston Churchill's of that employment th
am not going to argue son-in-law was to report on him about Tito. I will just Tuyennung region of Ton-Reuter,
the work od tha Sub-
• **** that he has become not only
Vietminh forces lost 50 killed
king, Vietminh concentra-
tione
were
not
Search For Solution
To Korea Imbroglio
London, Nov. 20.
The Foreign Office announced today that the British Government is consulting with the United States, French and the Commonwealth Govern- ments about the possibility of finding a solution for the Korean problem.
Heiress Faces Indictment
For Contempt
whca
to.
Bay
Committee on D720_1?" in_ ] the lawyer for Tits but, at this |
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lote hour, he makes himself the thirds vote, a motion for sub-advocate of the slave-holder,
Jefferson Dicies, and of
of King mission to the full Assembly on
George III," he declared. Wednesday, which in the words Mr Howard said that the night of
one member of the Com-
peace was a fight to save a "very watered mittee, war down 'motion" calling for the the national future of the
United States creation of specialised
"Но вго against wars
of ag Washington, Nov. 20thorities such as the Schuman gression. We stand for peace, A Federal Grand Jury today Plan for a coal and steel plan. but we do not stand for?
the After a allort break at dine status quo. indicted a former atomic scientist, a West Coast helross ner time the Committee was to "We Negro Americans want and 10 other persons for con- continue its work later
pence togeth, the inalienable temps of Congress for refusing night, discussing revision of the And wo to answer questions before the Council of Europe's statute.--right of all peopita, audios House Un-American Activities Reuter, tradi
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