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NHE "informed sources" in London who broadly hint that Sir Winston Churchill is likely to suggest a top- level Big Three conference in the near futuro Are probably, in this casc genuinely well informed. Sir Winston's breakdown in health prevented the original Bermuda talks taking place, but it may bo confidently assumed that the British Prime Minister: still considers such meeting desirable, oven necessary. A number of new elements have entered the international situation aince the abandonment of the Bermuda conference. The Korean armistice hus!
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CHINA
No: 35601
„Established 1845'
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1953.
KOREAN PEACE
BY OCT, 28
US Asked To Conduct Arrangements
New York, Aug. 28.
The United Nations General Assembly, in ap- been signed and conditions proving Allied plans for setting up the Korean laid down for the creation peace conference after India had withdrawn her of A Korean Political name from consideration for a seat, called on the developed what is described United States Government to arrange with the as a "split" between the other side for the conference to be held not later United States and some of than October 28 at a time and place to be decided. her allies over India's The Assembly also asked the Secretary- participation in the 'con- ference: Mr Foster Dulles General to provide the conference with services has publicly announced and facilities.
has arrived for a revision United the
of
that he considers the time The vote on the Allied plan for the setting up Nations of a Koran peace conference was 43 to five with Charter: there has been a ten abstentions.
have
in
marking - time porlod
The Assembly also decided by a vote of 55 to one Indo-China. All these with one abstention that the Soviet Union take part in developments
had the peace conference "provided the other side desires their effect on the inter-it." national situation, and it would be surprising Indeed
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UN Delegates Will Negotiate In Good Faith
New York, Aug. 28.
Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, of the United States, today pledged that the governments representing the United Nations side at the Korean peace.con- ference would negotiate in good faith and express- ed the hope that the Communists would do the same.
Mr Lodge made his remarks in the General Assembly, which earlier today approved overwhelmingly the Allied plans for setting up the peace conference, as the Assembly considered a resolution paying tribute to those who died in repelling aggression in Korea.
Mr Lodge said the govern-aides; for only thus can it be- monts who will represent "our come what the Charter says it side ot this conference will should be...and so I suggest negotiate in good faith. If the that on this day of all days we
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In so doing we can say up wast
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Troops Killed By Storm
Sir
Railwaymen To Return To Work
Rouen, Aug. 28.
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enment promike of no sancions against stelkers unless they had Summited acts of violence subotage.
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Aid For Iran Assured
Washington, Aug. 28. Informed sources said, today that President Elsenhower, In à mesengo
expected to into Denver, is States financial «ních, for will be forthcoming.
the Shah of Imp next week that United Iran
They said that this announce-
"It is hoped that the state- ment will create an all-round atmosphere of caddepco fra Teheran.
Commumists will only do lile look forward to try to think in end of its martyrdom and the wise, Korco may yet see the very long terms...
Nations Korean people the dawn of a patience is above all necessary; brighter day."
we must never despair; and if Mr Lodge, in reference to the our hopes may often be duped resolution for tribute, said it our fears also may be liars. was self-explanatory, ក្តង់ is, he "Today, when we salute our said, we pay fribute to our dead, hope must surely be our dead. the conference The Assembly rejected
in the armistice to them that we have tried to if Sir Winston Churchill Sevict pegposal for a 15-nation agreement,
keep the faith and that, as falli-
ced that Mr Vyshinaky He said the conference could ble human beings, we are here Russia would vote against the did not consider them as conference, first voting it down justifying
top-level as an amendment to dealing harus negotiatlased on today doing the best we can to resolution of tribute, arguing to Four
plan and subsequently defeating harmonious exchange of views between it by 42 to 5 with 12 absten- problems that would arise to make a world worthy of their day, as he had in earlier debates, decided late today to return to
Bacrifice."
that North Korea had not been the United States, Britain tions, when i was reintroduced this end the conference should
He said he was certain that the aggressor, but the country work here after thele walkout and France.
as a self-contained proposal.
only to the
had, resulted in the occupation not be confined
the essence of the resolution
Mr. Ben Gold, Russlan-born | ment will give, tho nawITANCE to exaggerate The Assembly also defeated participants in the war. It is easy
"The resolution,” "appeals to all lovers of peace was invaded by South Korea,
he said, of the railway station by armod FAULTY PREMISE
head of the International Fur that the Iranian Tronbury moda and liberty, regardless the Importance of the a Soviet proposal to delete the
of "distorts historic reality and at security guards, Vyshinsky attached
Soviet Mr
The men who had returned and Leather Workers Union of to criable it to dig deeper into explaining differences of opinion over proviso
the United States and Canada, la reperves and to pay current "Monday -after in the con-why the Soviet Union, would whether their nations sent troops the same time gives us reason
to say that it constitutes a hos to work:on.
striko public indicted here
obligations, India and the Korean Con-participation
ference. The vote was 34 to 14 vote against the main 15-nation to Korea or not, ference, yet the
Mr Lodge said the United the demonstration against the three-week sad cleavage
resolution, it should not be with abstentions,
States wiched frankly, that more Soviet union, saings the be workers came out again Us Federal Grand Jury charged
in: pratent against
with perjury, adopted as the basis for getting than 16 United Nations mem-mocratic Korean Republic and Thursday and
ESTIMATED COST
He is alleged to have lied up the political conference be
the suspension of three of their when he swore in an affidavit against the Chinese People's the bers had sent forces to Kogen The Assembly approved by action is obviously required. [54 to 3 with one abstention premise that
cause it sprang from the faulty
colleagues He said: "Naturally we hope Republic."----Reuter."
They said that White House, the conference
State Department and Forelim The Western democracies proposal originally moved and should be based on the principle that there will be a considerably
Indonesia and of two sides. still share the same alms, India, Burma,
Operations Administrational of- The resolution larger number of nations send- there
he was not a Communist. the Secre
Union but clearly there is a need Liberia requesting
was not ! In line with Paragraph ing troops for service
officials have to make cials werd, now busly working non-Communist affidavits under out the detalls as to the amount under present conditions. communicateSixty of the armistice agree unify international tary-General
will "Of course this service policies,
But they drelded to return the Taft-Hartley Labour Act if of ald to be given and where the Assembly's decisions to the ment, which recommended the more cspecially
Communists and the conference, he said. Chinese
have to be on a rotation basis
to use the the money would come from. after receiving assurances from their unions wish tho if any effort is to be made North Koreans "and to report
full in
accord with
Buenos Aires, Aug, 28.
their Mr Vyshinsky urgued that and
union leaders that the Board's services.
There was every intention on their part to bring the as appropriate,"
agreement's рго- although Faragraph 80 of the armistice
A violent atorm-caused the
In the affidavit, Mr Gold, 54,
Elve
financial aid to Iran, cold war with Russin to an
Me armistice agreement dig refer visions"
death of 12, non-commissioned In a statement carlier,
asserted he was not a member said, and President Eisenhower satisfactorily. Balluseck of Mr D.J. Von
officers and soldiers in end. This is reppried to be Dag Hammarskjold, the Secreto "both sides," this did not
The station
gates have been of the Communist Party, that personally felt that, this would said that the
Argentine Arms closed antl no trains were he had no affiliation with it and be a real contribution to stabil- Sir Winston's cherished tary-General, estimated that the release the Assembly from the the Netherlands
Ministry unnounced today.arriving or departing today. did not support its policies.ty in the Near East United objective and there is no cost of the conference to the duty of submitting workable price paid in Korea in blood ancien
lives was H Notions might range
A detachment of nine 200-But the strikere allowed main- Immediately after the indict-Press. reason to believe that he United
recommendations on this ques- and human
heroically suffered to establish
commisioned officers and 1 line expresses from and to Le ment the Department of Justice desires it more than from $250,000 to $550,000 de
on the location.
freedom.
issued a warrant for Mr Gold In a reference to the differ- Sir Percy Spender of Austra-soldiers under the command of Havee to pass through Rouen. President Elsenhower, M.mate was based on a con-
Leut. Heldo
the French customs men, who first and said Augusto Borsign,
Government Ing views of Britain and the la said that those who died in Laniel and other national ference of three months' dum-
United States, Mr Vyshinsky resisting aggression had died were caught in the storm while stopped work completely and would ask that his ball should leaders outside the Ironijon.
India's said even among the 15 nations that Liberty and cre:dom might on a ski patrol in the Lake later staged a "work to rule" be $10,000.--Reuter. with Sir Curtain.
Winston In accordance
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Only nine strike regon. who had sponsored the main survive.
today employed
The total amillabod member- Churchill is the
Berlin, Aug. 28, draft resolution natural request the Assembly did not
men, including Lieut. Basaga, tactles. unity recommendation pass conspicuous by its absence.
They came to work dressed in
Hangry East Germans fought ship of the British Labour Party spokesman for the de-vote on
He said: "Here we must re-returned to their unit. Mr Vyshinsky insisted that dedicate ourselves to that cause The Army Ministry opened an civilian clothes but wearing the Communist People's Police 18 8,107,659-"the greatest in the mocracies in this endeavour, led by the Political Committee
and re on the outskirts of Berlin today Party's history" Party's but he is helpless unless yesterday by 27 to 21 votes with he can speak for the Bil obstentions that India per the conference must consist not which finds noble expresion in immediate investigation into the official headdress, belt
only of belligerents but of the high purposes of the Charter circumstances of the accident-volver because they said the and forced the Communists to monthly Journal, Fart, said to in the conference.
government refused to pay them relax their "blockade" on food day. neutrals and neighbours of of the United Nations-to the France-Presse,' Three who are unified in
efore the Assembly voted Mr
a uniform allowance-Reuter.
Last year Individual member seekers streaming into the city All this made entirely cause of international
to collect Eisenhower food | ship rose by 188.249 and trade policy and determined to Andrei Vyshinsky, the Soviet
incomprehensible the position of Sir present their case accord delegate again attacked
that the Korean war
re- 134,508, the journal addedil "League of Free Jurists" proved that the United Nations Common Enemy
ported today-United Press. Router. could and would resist aggres son, it had also made it aware organising of the necessity of
there international dociety so would be no aggression to resist "In spite of all disappoint ments eyes are turned in hope It was announced today by the towards the building in which War Office in London that a new
we sit today," he said. "In a type of tank will shortly be
time at cold war which I fear experienced by prmoured units will continuo et any rate until stalloned in England and over certain great political
issues scos. Comparing the Centurion-
satisfactorily settled, It type, this recent tank is better are
our anmoured and more powerdaily would be tally to neglect engined with an improved cus-strength and that of our allies." "If it's to be of any real use pensions lowering ground preRRITE.
it must, if possible, include all --France-Presse,
His
the
Korea.
Wan
REDEDICATION
peace."
ingly. This would be the Allied plans arguing that they sponsors of the main Allied sald Gladwyn Jebb of Britainhev Fight A
first and ultimate aim of were not based in accordance top-level discussions.
resolution,
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London, Aug. 28.
Thousands Cheer packag the anti-Communist union amlisted membership by
New Sultan
Rangoon, Aug. 28. Communist rebels and Go- troops have stopped
Fez, Aug. 20. Thousands, of Moroccans to- shooting at each other to co- operate against the common day acclaimed their new Sultan, according to Sidi Mohammed Ben Melay enemy foods reports roaching here today Arafa, as he rode on horseback
miles from guerilla country, 50
to prayers in the Fez Imperial to the north-east.
Alosque today.
Under the "gentlemen's
The Sultan, accompanied by ment" the rebels are helping members of the Maghzen Government
also workers (Parliament),
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