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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1932.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT IN U.N. Fastest Of SCHEME TO ELIMINATE
Proposal Rejected By Assembly Plan For Invitation To Peking Turned Down
United Nations, Oct. 21.
The General Assembly today rejected a Soviet proposal to invite Communist Chinese and North Korean representatives to take part in the debate on setting up an impartial investigation into Communist charges of germ warfare in Korea.
tions.
The proposal was defeated by 46 votes to five, with seven abstep- Russia had asked the Assembly to invite representatives of North Korea and Communist China to take part in a debate on an American proposal for an 'investigation into Communist charges of germ warfare in Korea.
The Soviet delegate said an engaging in violent propaganda speech before the Assembly inst invitation musi he sent out speeches," Mr Lloyd said.
week, accusing them of "bar- attacks on peaceful the Assembly was to hear both The Assembly, by a vote of 53 unrous"
to Ave, with only the Soviet towns and villages, use of germ aldes of the case.
group opposed, decided to place warfare, leading an armaments on Rs agenda the American pro-race
and aggravating inter- tension by such posal that the International Red national Cross be set up as an impartial measures is the North Atlantic investigating body to inquire Into Pact. the germ warfare charges.
of.
Discussing the Soviet proposal, Mr Selwyn Lloyd said a decision on the simple matter of pro- cedure could have been "rrived nt without the use of propaganda. It was a matter for the Foitical Committee when it debuted the American proposal to decide on the Soviet proposal, he added.
AMERICAN DENIAL
The representatives of North Communist China Korch and had a right to be invited bul
United States the
feared such an invitation, he said.
"They would not want the Assembly to meet, face to face the representatives
these countries," be charged.
The Assembly also approved inscription of the Polish peace the "package", proposal on agenda
without any discussion. Immediately the President brought up a revised American proposal, vetoed in the Security Council last June by Russia, for The American delegate, Mr an impartial investigation of Ernest Gross, denied the United warfare charges, M. States wished to avoid an inves- Andrel Gromyko was on his feet tigation into the truth or falsity to urge the Korean and Chuese Commun-Korea. 1915,
germ
:
"RED CROSS ACCUSED
agenda.
Only Russia and her sup- porters voted in favour of the Soviet proposal. The abstentions were Argentina, Burma, Egypt, Indio, Indonesia, Irun and the
Yemen,
M. Gromyko sald the Ameri¦ can proposal was "on oli tune being replayed." The proposal was that the International Red Cross should conduct an 1m partial investigation.
Nations forces in Korça,
The Assembly sent both the Polish and the American items
to
Political Wie
which will meet on Wednesday. The Assembly then adjournet,
-Reuter,
POLISH ACCUSATION –
United Nations, Oct. 21. The Polish. Foreign Minister,
M. Alexis Kyrou of Grecco objected to the terms used by the Polish delegate.
"ECHO OF KREMLIN"
delegate, Mr The American Gross
characterised Ernest the Palish
03 "this proposal pale Polish echo of the Krem- that it was iln." He asserted merely a repetition of previous proposals by Russia, which been rejected by the Assembly.
"However,
unnecessary and stale as it is, my delegation the agenda," Mr Gross sald.
lem."
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Socialist Appeal
On World Plan
.
For Mutual Aid
Milan, Oct. 21.
The Second Congress of the Socialist Inter- national ended today after adopting a comprehen- sive declaration on the needs of under-developed countries and the rights of all men to freedom in a.Socialist society.
"The Socialist International launches an appeal to all the Socialists of the world to unite and uphold in an effective and urgent manner a world plan for mutual aid," it said.--
M. Gromyko sald the Inter-M. Skrzeszewski, today moved Mr Selwyn Lloyd, described the created.
Polish
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GURKHAS
RECRUITING
POSITION
Commons Statement
The
tho
DOLLAR
GAP
IN EUROPE
Diversion Of Investments
Paris, Oct. 21..
Creation of a "dollar triangle" to stop Europe's dollar gap is being discussed here in the lobbies of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC), where the Ministerial Council ended a two-day meeting today.
Under this scheme' America would divert some of its investments from Europe to the under- developed areas of South America, Africa, the |Middle East and Asia to build up new dollar-rich markets there, with which Europe could trade and thus earn fresh dollars. -.
European Ministers, speaking in the meetings, stressed that an eventual solution of Europe's economic problems needed, concerted action by the covert, ments, on both sides of tím, Atlantic,
Speeches on the generaā economie policy and prospects revealed old dimculties but no now formules. Only the Bel- gian Foreign Minister, M. Paul Van Zeeland, has go for made a concrete proposal-the hold- Ing of an international economic conference of European coun- tries and America.
in
Oxford Lifts A Ban
Oxford, Oct. 22. Oxford University under- graduates were allowed today, to revive their Jazz club-bat strictly 'on a no- five basis.
University officials lifted
a ban on the club ordered Last year.
They told the 200, members they cannot dance at club meetings or drink intoxicating liquors.
The members also were reminded that the - club'a funcion was to study the historical and", sociological aspects of jazz."==={\fsocia= ted Press.
Pact With Russia Rejected
Gasperi's Reply To Leftist Proposal
This conferenes, he suggested, should be based on the recent roport to President Truman by lavitation to the of United Nations activities in will not oppose - placing it on
his special representative In Europe, Mr William Draper, He agreed with Mr Lloyd the
"In the last analysis we feel
which emphasised that Europe question of inviting Communist
the best way to expose a fraud
needed trade rather than ald China or North Korea should bes to bring him out into
Ameri and called for greater M. Gromyko, made his move left to the Political Committee,
market place of ideas."
London, Oct. 21. can investments abroad. when the Assembly took up the
M
Gross accused Russia of
Mr Graeme Finlay, Conserva- M. Van Zeeland niso TO- recommendation from its Steer-
worse, the Soviet delegate,
mos today what facilities for a common European market On the Korean prisoness of
tive, asked
House of af
affirmed his previous proposal.. ing Committee that the Ameri-deliberately trying to poison the atmosphere In an effort to divide enn proposal be placed on the the non-Communist world and M. Andrei Gromyko, accused
were in force with the Govern- and thought that, despite the discredit the actions of United the United States of the latest
ment of India and Nepal to en- setting up of the Schuman Plan, the American people the
able
British recruitment to the this idea had lost ground in- proposals" made by the Com-
It added that countries should | It approved the action of the Brig
ho Brigade of Gurkhas.
stead of progressing. The Sordiary of State for munist armistice negotiators,
the Combe invited to take part in the Socialist group at Strasbourg in
On the European. Payments M. Gromyko said Committee,
Minister Antony Head, Union, the Belgian munist proposats formed the elaboration and execution of unanimously rejecting any at- War Brigedier
arrangements suggested that the union be programmes, lempt to separate the six-nation replied: to their necessary busts for the proper the mutual aid
Community resources. European
from with the Government of India developed on a much larger solution of this lengthy prob- according
three transit through basis
stages o help could be lent by Britain and Scandinavia. Great
permit India of all Tanks of the European solution, an Atlantic existing institutions such "LAMENTABLE"
the World
NOT ENOUGH
Brigade of Gurkhas and their solution, and a world solution. Bank, but new
families and the transit of re "Rejecting any idea of precruits for the brigade.
EDEN'S REMARKR The British Minister of State, orgupigations might have to be
ventive war and any polley of The world
"As stated
Under- by the programme will force that would exclude con- "delegate's speech
The British Foreign Scetolary,
Rome, Oct. 21. effort of co-culation, the Socialist partles Secretary of State for Common-
wealth Relations
Italian the inclusion of the Polish peace Jamentable, and full of every represent an
oh October Mr Authony Eden, said tonight
Premier, aid and consider that every threat to one to assure
that the dollar problem could be "package" proposal in the agenda kind of insinuation and attack operation.
the basis of of the free nations is threat to 16, 1952, the of the United Nations General
arrangements Committee assistance on The Steering Assembly. "It is composed of persons
ment of recruits at present tion by Europe, America and today rejected Leftist pre The Steering Committee then placed the Polish proposal item comuzun pool and to Ereate a all, in Europe and in the whole under which the actual enilst-solved only by simultaneous ac Signer Alcide de Gasperi,
any general development fund," it world," the resolution sald.---
posals for a non-aggression are most intimately who
con-
on the agenda without decided without opposition to
added.
It le, therefore, necessary for takes place on Indian territory the British Commonwealth,
Addressing reporters after the pact with Russie, American nected with
mono-
opposition. the in
in-off the free nations to strengthen are under review. The declaration did not
which mecting, over palles
circles recommend including
had
presided Anancial
After
The arrangements the commítico
#K. Russia is really Interest- the Polish
clude this agenda which
proposal,
a section advocating birth their defence. financing
American
Nepal permit Me Eden said. Foreign vated to place the
Rearmament is not enough, Government private Swiss organisation," he which called for the cessation
delegates had
however, to banish the risk of the employment of Gurkha ex- Finance Ministers at the meeting ed in maintaining peace all she sirged, added.
the Korean wur, the return of all proposal calling for investiga- control, as Indian and Swedish
Lion of
germ warfare charges on
The Socialist parties toldiers to obtain recruits in-expressed soncem over European has to do is to abide loyally by the United Nations Charter," he International grouping conflict, M. Gromyko in-
Chamber of therefore indis side Nepal The British Gov production. obedient weapon fund, and the withdrawal of all
with a backing of consider it is
They felt that a great effort declared in the voters, earlier pensable to continue a policy of ernment guarantees the return
policy. der of the State De-foreign troops from Korea.
Deputies' foreign to increase. pro-| to their homes of unsuccessful invite North over 42,000,000
bate. recruits,"
duction and called for swifter | The proposal also called for rear and Chinese Communist unanimously adopted a resolu- conciliation at the same time,"
alarm at Souththa resolution added-Roubor.
The pact was suggested by the reduction of armed forces
On October 16 Mr Jolin progress towards setting up a the left-wing Socialist leader, of intensified by one third, the prohibition of the debate.
representatives to take part in Africa's policy
ASIAN CONFERENCE
Under-Secretary for European market, atomic weapons, the
Commonwealth Relations said: At one point in the discussion by all States of the Geneva that the debate on the Soviet consistently
ratification
The American delegate moved racial discrimination."
Rangoon, Oct 21. The Government of India has the Assembly burst into approtocol
than hereto- The Asian Socialist bucterial banning
informed the British Govern plause when the British Mini
ter proposal be adjourned,
legnt, 1er of State, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, weapons, a declaration against
economic and
social trom January 6 to January 13
the present arrange minate deplored violent speeches by id, the North Atinntiereaty, and would put off the necessity of a fore fundamental constitutional, ference will be held at Rangoon informed the British Go
rights are being denied to next year.
ment by which the actual en- millions of
The Preparatory Committee, listment of durkina from Nepal poor people," the
appointed to organise the con- for service in the British Army resolution said,
ference, said it would be at takes place on Indian territory, tended by 200 delegates and obs "We are at present, examining servers from Asid,” Africa and the, possibilty of alternative Europe.
arrangements"-Router.
national Red Cross was "an or ganisation made up of private Swiss citizens and is not an in- ternational body."
and
zre
He said the International Redurisoners of war to their homes the agend vole be taken also 36 partics
Crces "is an
in the hands
parlinent."
BRITON APPLAUDED
the big
und other Coma peace pact between
Ave powers.
The Polish Foreign Minister repeated all the charges he in his made against America
Gromyko munists.
"There will be no hope for this organisation unless we can dis- cuss procedural matters without
A British Crossword Puzzle
16
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23
sisted
whether to on
12.
which
"It-means-
even more
REPERCUSSIONS
The South African Goveta- intent, it said, had "circum-
Con-
The British Labour Party
Press -
vote.
M. Gromyke called this "a cowardly position."
M. Henri Hoppenot of France supported the United States and considered the Soviet proposal was not within the province of the Steering Committee.
The committee supported the scribed the public activities of lender. Mr Clement Attlee, will American motion by 11 votes to elected trade union representa-
tives and deprived such re-elso attend the conference.
The Preparatory Committee The committee then adjourn presentatives of their freedom." ed-Reuter.
"If this development should today denied local continue it will have grave reports that Britain's left-wing Labour leader, Mr Ancurin Percussions not only in South
Bevan, had been invited to, the Africa but in the whole world.
"The Socialist International conference-Reuter. expresses its support of those forces in South Africa which oppose this inhuman and dan- gerous polley of racial discri mination and suppression and which make every effort to re- store and develop the democra- tic rights of all groups within the South African people."
Mr M. S. Gothale, President
AMERICAN
LOAN TO
AUSTRALIA
Washington, Oct. 21. Authoritative. sources said to. day, that the Export-Import Bank had approved a loan of
can
no
He would
Flying Cattle
To Brazil
with the
American Official
Accused
answer
was necessary
on
ho
and
The
The
Mr Eden said the Council had Pietro Nenni, who returned re- approved OLEC ministerial cently from a visit to Russis report on the recent exports Signor Nenni's party Is allled survey
the Communist Internal financial | with
Party.
attacked stability of member countries. ·
Premier, also The 'comments by govern Russia for its policy of vetoing
membership ments on this survey, which Italian among other things called for. United Natibrig more realistic rates of exchange, This attitude constituted would be taken into account in violation of tho Italian peaco the drawing up
the Charter, be of the OFEC's treaty next annual review.
declared.eech tha
Italy The Council heard the latest
in the
on the was impartial
of German rearma-
report of the Ministerial Conque “But we quite under-
monk
Production Group which said that if prevailing trends were stand. French fears," he added. maintained, European conl pro- "I believe, however, that duction would be sufficient to history has shown that a com- allow member countries to dismon army would be the best pense with exceptional coal im-way of guaranteeing peace be- paris by 1954-Router.
tween France and Germany." Associated Press adds that Signor de Gasperi, referring the annual report
of the to Italy's desire for the return OEEC-its fourth
will of Trizate, sild: not be finished, until near the
This is end of the year, but persons must be solved peacefully. who have seen some of what Upon its solution depends the
completed
Buy it: peace and tranquillity of this the European" na- |·part of the world." Reuter,
FINANCES
in
a problem which
Sudanese Official
At Oxford
Washington, Oct. 21. The Mutual Security Agency announced today that it had has been asked Mr Paul Porter, ita Deurges that London, Oct, 21.
puty Director in Europe for tions maintain a higher level of Industrial production and that Brazil, which arst imported Economic Affairs, to return to the United States take these of the Foreign Affairs Commis humpbacked Zebu enille in 1934 Washington. to
D [steps: sion of the Indian Socialist
of charge le, improve the local European Senator's
pro- Simplification of tariff bar- wished the Congress
against European 2 further and De of crossing, is now taking Communist bins." co a step
The announcement was maderiers
of American a symbolical international two alroads from Karachi by
9,000 by Mr John Keaney, Deputy ports; increase about $5,500,000 to Australia so brigade to take part in the re- The fight covers
mties
Director of the agency, who do Investments in Europe an that urgently needed machinery volt in South Africa."
The Anglo-Scottish Cattle fended Mr Porter's record and "greater constancy in the dow
of dollary Amerier spends be bought in the United
The Second Congress of the Company arranged for the described him as a major factor States to develop the Radium
International also appealed ini Hlil uranium deposits In South an omnibus resolution covering delivery of specially-elected in the victory of Garece over Europe.
Landon, Oct. 21, Australia.
several aspects of European co-pediere red Sughi bulls and the Communist rebels in the
cows disease-resistant cattle civil war in 1949,
The Secretary-General of At present
oficial an- i operation for a "Big Four".
to the Amazon Valley. They
The charge of Communist blus
Moham- nouncement is planned in view conference to prepare the unity
are being flown from Karachi was made by a Senato Watch NEW ZEALAND the Sudan Party, Mr
mad Ahmed Omar, had talks on the basis of the security imposed by the of Germany
committee and -part-
as Oxford today with Professor Atomic Energy
Commission, free elections under interna vitrics, and then across the dag"
by one of its Republican Atlantic.
cularly by
Senator
Homor
Vincent Harlow, who, ho sald, Purchase of the cattle and the which is directly interested in tonal control.
members
was closely connected with obtaining as much uranium as
Drganisation of feeding plans Ferguson
the
weze fight possible from
He said Mr Porter should re-
Wellington, Oct. 21. the drafting of the new Budon duo to come into conautution pleted by the Anglo-Scottish in turn Homo "for questioning New Zealand will probably effect But it falled to agree ba
on November 8. "Commission has urged united attitude towards the conjunction with the Brazilian connection with his writing
Professor Harbour is a Fellow the Australian Government to European army.
hood of the Agronomical De urging collaboration with the be la balance with the rest of
the world by the end of Jung at Balliol
College and Profes Part of the long resolution partment of the Amazon and Communist Party " buy machinery here as quickly.
a surplus t LO, TIỆŐE sor of History Of
of the
British Mr Porter, Depur to Me 1953 and have as possible so uranium can be merely "noted that the German the Eagle Aviation Company of
01 Ambassador the target Williams Draper,
$220,000,000 rushed to the United States, fax Social Democratie party would London-Reuter.
fixed for her empire,
Mr Omar hopes to son: Mr for the Mutual Security Agency Steating
Prime
Minister, Mr. Sidney the increasing uranium con- only support collective security
Europe, is now in Paris.
Eden, the Foreign Secretary, sumption needs of the Commis-on certain conditions, including
Holland, said tonight.
week Mr Edon L Reuter. that of full equailty.
He was speaking in the House due in London from Paris - It was also understood the The Congress recommended
of Representatives. Commission would help to get member parties to keep "eloce
meeting ́ ́of the New Zealand's originatur.morrow, after presiding an Organigilon British Challenge top, priorities for the purchase contact concerning a ratified
plus target in overseas balances for European Economic Co- European this machinery in the United Eur
London, Oct. 21. was set at £12,000,000, but she
operation. mako States
Secrets of now 1953 models was invited to accept a higher From London Mr Omar vill The sources,
may make further loans The, omnique resolution
the Prime Ministers conference in Reypuan Prime Minister, Gen- Soull, 7 available, for the developmen: International Sociallan would singapore after his orcial tour facturers will challenge YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD—Across: 1 Incurs,
deposits in
in its next month of Latin-American world in an effort to sim up London early this year, though, erai Naguib, He plans to leave Penury, Alarm, 19 Rued, 12 Recites 18 Refer, 18 Dart 1 of the uganium
akpost fires werd disclosed at with the condition that it might on Buday. O bring
He will de fren, Slugangre by Lie Cometer & Press provi
declined | Sudanese Republic within the.
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Lord Reading To Visit Singapore
London Oct. 21. The Foreign Oftico announced
1 effort" today, that the Under-Sterotary
for Foreign Airs, the- Mar
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later this
and what the schlove a common poller." "a quess of Reading,lg to visit |with which Britista 1995 Ingru- „Oguro at the Commonwealth |: go to Calro for talks with the..
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greatly.