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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1953.
Resolution On Tunisia Fails To Obtain Two-Thirds Majority
United Nations, Oct. 26.
The Political Committee of the General Assembly today approved, by 29 to 22 votes, with five abstentions, an Arab-Asian resolution on Tunisia, which, however will not be ratifled in the plenary session as it failed to obtain the necessary two-thirds majority.
in a much shorter debate than on Morocco, the Political Committee approved the Arab-Asian resolution, which recommended that all mea- sures should be taken to enable the Tunisian people to enjoy full sovereignty and to obtain complete independence.
As on former occasions, France was absent from the debate as a protest against this North African question being considered by the United Nations.
Cabinet To
In favour of the Arzb-Asian, Tunisia of their right to full resolution were: Afghanistan, sovereignty and independence," Bolivin, Burma, Byelo-Russia, China, Czechoslovakia, Denmark
Egypt, Ethiopia, Guatemala, all
Make Vital Norway Pakistan, the Philip political amnesty and Tree elec
Decision
Landun, Oct. 23. The Cabinet will testy dean mine how far it can relax exist ing restrictions on Britain's trade
Paragraphs, demanding the termination of martial law and mea- other exceptional India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, the
Mexico, sures" in operation in Tunisia, a
pines, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, tlons name Tunisiana to Syria, Thailand, the Ukraine, negotiate with the French Gov. Sovtej Union, Yemen, slavia and Poland.
to
Restriction On Knowland Gives His Verdict:
Sale Of Gold
Abandoned
Pretoria, Oct. 20. South Africa today abandoned her self-imposed restriction that gold sold on the free market must be "processed." it learned offlstally.
WORLAS
This means that from today South African gold Bold in the free market may be in bar form and not necessarily in strips of plato.
The restriction was fo1- posed as a gesture to the International MonetaTY Fund when it was 'Brat decided that Bouth Africa would sell gold on the tree market.
All other countries which adopted the same re-
have strictions
since abandoned it--Rester.
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KING SMAJLSTIC EMPIRI
October 29, 1953.
UN Seat For Peking Would Be Commencing on Thursday, Green Light For Communism WILD, WICKED,
Washington, Oct. 28. WONDERFUL
Senator William F. Knowland (Republican, California) said today
that he thought the seating of Communist China in the United Nations PARIS...
would be generally recognised as the "go ahead" signal for Communism in the balance of Asia.
Senator Knowland, Republican leader in the Senate, returned home recently after a six-week trip around the world. His remarks appeared in a copyright in- terview with the U.S. News and World Report, an independent weekly news magu- zine published in Washington,
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some, the
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He sold that allowing Com-¡ to
for speak
fifth largest army in the munist China Into the United withority, or at least represent world ond the Chinese Nations "would bo nken as a their views, would be India Nationalists the sixth largest.
on the itself, Indonesia, which is also
think that you could neutralit in is outlook, and have
collective an effective it would perhaps Burma.
security Phelse pact and Ignore example, is not very replistic." those two countries,
Router.
part of the free He added: "I
definitely break the morale of "In those countries ho might
tho
of In the balance
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people Asia who are prepared to resist be considered a spokesman, but Communism, so that they would think it would be a serious fool that
our own policy thero.
Was
nothing mistake for
in the othor (much left for
them to do but people or those
Foreign Ministries of the world tho hand-in-hand to
authentle spokesman for all of Asia.
SAILS FOR Kremlin or to Peking and make to look upon Mr Nehru as the
the best deal that they could."
Senator Knowland found come as to coneem in the Far East
whether we will continue to resist the admission of Com munist China into the United
JAMAICA Yugo-erment, were rejected by nar-
Vexing against the resolution were: Australia, Belgium, Brazil. Canada Chile, Columbia, Cuba, the Dominican Republk, Ecuador,
row margins in a preliminary paragraph by paragraph vote on. the resolution.
The
with member, countries of the/Hab, Honduras, Israel, Luxom- against all parts of the resolu
for Organisation
Furopen Econointe Co-operation (OEEC).
South Africa, Britain, the United Britain under no obligation to attempt any further liberali-States and Venezuela.
rustion of trade so long ot
Queen's Ship Leaves Nations."
For Royal Tour
U.S. VIEWS
United States, voting
Liverpool, Oct. 26. burg, Hollandi, New Zenlant,
The 15,008-ton Iher Gothe, Turkey to except the two routine in- Nicaragua Panama,
troductory paragraphs, sidered the Arab-Asian result-salled today from Liverpool for con in a new coat of white paint, tion unlikely to contribute to Jamaica where the Queen and the hopes for advancement to the Duke of Edinburgh ward self-goversument in Tunisia. embark for their tour of Aus-
tralia and New Zealand. The Unitel States delegate, Mr David Wainhouse, said äfter the vote:
the
Thou abstaining were: 1
remains i heavy payments Argentine, Greece, Costa Rica,
deficit with the European fay- metits Unlon,
But
of the
the Chancellor Exchequer, Mr Richard Butler is keen to do what he can, ree
the general benefit to Western Europe fluit will follow casing of the present Bri- fish import quota restrictions,
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"Most of the leaders in Asia, those whose nations are outside the Iron Curtain and who are determined to remain outside "I think, he said, "that those the Iron Curtam, feel that the nation: ralise the consequences Nehru policy would ultimately
London, Oct. 26. that would flow from any such be fatal to free, institutions in uct, because most of the anti-Asia and would ultimately lead The Council of the Navigators
in the Communists out
fur to all of Asia's going behind the and Engineer Officers Union to-
day that Iron Curtain."
greater the mere Enst recognise, I believe,
admission of Com-
Questioned on the possibilities priority for naval requirements, munist China into the United
Pacific part similar to the particularly anti-submarine ships Nations would not satisfy the North Atlantic altaner, Senator and devices, because of the rapid Communists either at Pelding or Knowland thought it would be a expansion of the Soviet Navy- in the Kremlin in Moscow,
"our only potential encany." HCTY
great mistake" to have onc "They would immediately 1999
limited to The Political Commee re-
at then press for Chinese
Com-or
Britain Zealand, Jested the paragraph of the Amb-
011 membership munist Astan mution remmending that
Council. Security
That would because "that would unmi wog reliably estimated to the "present stale of alege and
"My delegation tried to make
As have over 300 submarines Vice-Admiral E. M. C. Abe require the removal of the Re-tagonise the people on it clear during our all other exceptional mGAGASCA
recent Smith, Flag officer
into believing that it was some of Royal public of China membership on its cruce limited to the commission. now in force in Tum be colsed." division of the Moroccan ques-Yachts,,who always goes to the Security Council
and Western In
though Political tion that the United States sen when the Queen makes ndition, the
The report said "The Navy's a membership in the United N turned Committer
down the sympathises with the aspirations voyage, called on the
is to protest Lord tions, and even that would not obviously thope countries have a primary function non-self-governing peoples Mayor of Liverpool; Alderman satisfy them because they would
and viory. paragraph demanding that
vital interest
commorco against attack. It is yesterday that no decisions have political prisoners should be toward self-government. We W, J. Tristram, before the ship then claim that as the legally there."
ja defensivo instrument and it is yet been taken on this vital sue released and that civil liberties look forward to increasing self- | sailed.
recognised member of Lho
Unless the Pacific pact inessential that the Navy be pro- government in Tunisiu. We are
United Nations they should eludes the Republic of Korea,vided without delay with the that this objective The Lord Mayor wished the have possession of Formosa". convinceu
Japan, the Republic of China necessary ships and equipment shouki be obtained through Gothic good luck and God
I don't and the Philippines,
to carry out this function should between speed for her Royal voyage.
think that it would be effective the necessity the hermanicus agreement France and Tunisia. Unfortun-
in doing the job of holding to Vico-Admiral ately, in our view, this resolu-
Abel Smith Commenting on India and
the free world the tens of The Council expressed con- tlon is not likely to advance this said: "We shall be rehearsing its advocacy of seating Com millions of people in Asia who cern that most of the planes The Comunittee niso rejected | objcelive,"
all the way round to Tilbury, muntat China in the
United still want to remain outside of taking part in the Fleet Air Arm section proposing that
Senator dressing the ship, the Queery's Nations,
Knowland the Iran Curtain.
flypast were pared with 14 per cent in the the
"of obsolescont Mr Wainhouse added, "We arrival on board, her departure sald: "I don't believe that autumn of 1951, But the Gov-negotiations should be under-
Senator Knowland claimed piston-engined types" instead of like to emuncut is now expected to taken without delay with repro-should
point out in and such things as transferring is realistic for (Prime Minister) that the Republic of Korea had jets-Reuter, raise the percentage beyond the sentatives of a Tunisian govern- particular that our vote against mail in mid-ocean."
Nehru to think that if all the free paragraph five of the preamble
rest of the world went behind 58 per cent, but to a figure 'not ment
ALU elections
states
On board are 30 musicians of the Iron Curtain, the ruthless yet decided by the Cabirict,
the conviction universal (which
that Tunisia should gain, self- Mr Butler will preside at the suffrage, so that the Tunisian
the Royal Marines band and man
Kremlin would as carly as
30 pross-
Royal Naval ratings who meeting of the Ministerial Coun- people "might excrcise all those government
his desire respect
to be an the OEEC in Paris un powers incumbent on ell of
their ble) in
пону shows
laland of freedom will man the Royal barge and isolated
In any China legitimate Thursday and Friday.
rights and full lessened
otherwise interest on our part maintain communications. There an
totalitarian to
the
attainment Mail Special
of self- are 15 members of the Queen's world". sovereignty."
This section was rejected by government by the people of household, including private Asked if Japan's trado with
Tunista votes to 22, with eight drafted in such a manner as to
This
paragraph is secretaries, dressers and valets. Communit China would in- There will also be a doctor on fercase, Senator Knowland sald: riase a number of highly con- that discussion of the troversial questions
board and a New Zealand "Undoubtedly the pressures 10: regarding equerry. question has been
trade are going to increase as the concluded, the Political Com the sovereignty." General William Dean got a mittee will move
on to the
of further trade liberalittulon.hould be instituted,
The continuing ciim is to free trade with Western Europe frami
quola restrictions to the 75 per
The voting on this paragaph
26 votes against and 23 in
cent agreed as a minimum be favour, with seven abstentions,
tween OEEC nations,
Britain's quola of free trade
now 58 percentage is
as com-
ELECTION ISSUE
resulting Lagredi
HERO'S WELCOME 20
abstentions.
FOR GENERAL
New York, Det, 20.
Now Tunisian
from
n
hero's welcome in New York question of an Impartial ch- today after three years of in- quiry into accusations
25
The voting was preceded by several statements by delegates ogainst reproving the Arab-Asian priscament in North Korean the United States of the Usu sponsors of the Tunisian and prison camp,
of bacteriological warfare in Moroccan Items for their at- General Dean, who game here Korces.
American
crican delegate The
tocks on Franco and their West Point _from_ the
is expected to deliver a long criticism-of-other-delegates who Military is Academy, was met by his wife speech on the accusations,
did not support their resolu- and other members of his The veralution adopted by the tons. family at the airport. He was Political Committee recom- 'driven to the City Hall where mended only hat all neces
was held in his sary steps be a reception
taken to ensure honour-France-Presse.
the realisation by the people of
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"WILD CHARGES"
"South Afriars 9. F. dù Tost said "Wild charges have been made against the Government of France, charges which, in any case, the Government of France has denied ants which, therefore, cannot be accepted as proven here simply because they have been made repeatedly."
NOT REALISTIC
In the
The Queen will fly to Jamaica.ro band he continued: to the present time Ule On the return voyage, the Royal Japanese have abided substan- couple will disembark from the tally by our strategic 1st but Gothic at Aden to fly to Uganda there has been some trado going nd on to Tobruk. At Tobruk, on in the so-called non-strategle they will embark On the new materials." Royal Yacht, Britannia---China Mall-Special,
noted that China was He note natural market for Japan and commented "That's one of the things that make it so difficult".
Von Paulus
Released
By Soviet
Senator Knowland added: "On the other hand, I believe that the most realistic Japanese bellove that they would be in mortal peril they should develop all their trade or substantially all of it with Communist China, because they know that at some time when it would suit the men in Feking or the Kremlin. they could cut Japan off overnight and tremendous about bring Berlin, Oct. 26.
dislocation, with (ta economiz Former Field-Marshal Fried-c when its governmental policies rich von Paulus, Commander of political and economic repercus- were condamned and denounced the German 8th Army at Stalin- alons, and that the Communists here while those who oppose the
returned to East would do that for the purpose of Germany from the Soviet Union, ultimately destroying the Govern Mr Daniel J. Von Balluseck, the Communist East Berlin ment of Japan.
don't-thinle they want to of the Netherlands, felt that Radio announced today. the debate had contributed little
It was interference in the
internal affairs of a member State
palicles wore commanded.
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8 Exploit (4).
0 Fit of petulance (4).
10 Boundaries (7).
11 Ireland (4).
12 Disseminated (4).
14 Proclamations (7).
17 Trame (4).
19 Hurry
(8).
23 Controls (7).
20 Metal (4).
27 Chime (4).
28 Reel
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20 Incite (4).
30 Greedy (4)
31 Clerie (7).
32 Pitcher (4).
4 Mad (5).
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6 Royal
·line (3).
7 Uncanny (5).
12 Check (4). 13 Wagon
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15 Comfort (4).
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10 Say egaln
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21. Knot (6).
23 Player (5).
(8).
24 Heavenly messenger (3): 23 Wait upon (5).
Just and constructive
solution of the problem.
His delegation, he said, "ques- tions the wisdom of repeated deliberations such as this one... an atmosphere conducive to the auccessful carrying on of direct negotiations between the two
this
ling."
form of annual oral duci
Mexico announced her sup- port for the resolution
as a free
grach
has
The radio said Paulus would be in the position of a butterfly, East getting completely enmeshed to Lako up residence Lu
The web of the Communist Germany.
Field-Marshal von Paulus hre spider." beets in Russia since his armles surrendered at Stalingrad in 1942 He Joined tho Free
NOT SPOKESMAN
Referring again
10 India. German Movement, composed Senator Knowland sold it would In Russian be a great mistake for the non- of Gorman officers
the
not
parties cannot be created by captivity, who declared them-Commucist world to, regard
selves opposed to the Hitler Prime Minister Nehru as regime.
spokesman for all Asia, The committee broadcast anti- "Certainly Nehru does Nazi
from the speak for the Republic of Koren, programmes Soviet Union during the war. for Japan, for free China on Paulus, now 63, was one of Formosa, for Thallard, Vietnam, or Cambodia. And ho Hitler's foremost tank experta Laos
doesn't speak for find served both in France and certainly Poland during the war before Pakistan," Scnator Knowland being ordered to take command added of the German army attacking "I think that the only Stalingrad Reuter,
countries that he might be said;
whole, but opposed the election clause as "not favouring a conciliatory mood."
Halt also objected to "some delegations who made a num- ber of accusations ogainst France which they' tried to prove but had not"--Franco- Presse, and Uniled Press.
MOROCCO COUP
London, Oct. 20. Me Anthony Nutting, Foreign Under-Secretary, told the House of Commons today that the French Government had made no representations to the British Government before the Sultan of Morocco was dopoved on August 20.
"Relations between the French Government and tho. Sultan of Morocco warto governed by the Treaty of Fez, which was signed In 1912 between the French Government and the
he Sultan" Enid.
"Our Government aro not a YESTERDAY'S CROSSWO RD.——Across: 1 Spread, 5 Reign party to the Treaty of Fez and ...a Ceded, & Instil, 10 Gives, 11 Debut, 12 Elms, 13 Loans, 10 De-therefore cannot call upon the part, 18 Leader, 20 Opens, 22 Licos, 23 Store, 25 Sopia 20 Eloped, French Government to inform 27 Groas, 28 Stund, 20 Senses, Down: 1. Buiatto, 2 Resemble, à us in advance of any declidona Acid, 4 Dolotod, 5 Regular, Editor, 7 Groen 14 Attempla 10 they might matre on the matter.”
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