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THE CHINA (MAIL) "FRIDAY, NOVEMBER (12 1955)
UNITED NATIONS ARGUMENT ON KOREA
Invitation Debate Deadlock
Marguerite Higgins
US OBJECTION TO
NORTHERN PARTICIPATION
United Nations, Nov. 10.
The United Nations debate on Korea began today. The General Assembly's Political Committee argued for two hours and 41 minutes without reaching a decision on whether to invite the two Korean states to participate.
Mrs Bulganin The US delegate, Mr Jacob Blaustein,
opened the debate with
motion
Sees Western to invite a representative of South Korea to take part in the debate but without the right to vote. He asked that the motion be given priority over a Syrian proposal to invite both South Korea and North Korea.
Woman Journalist
Moscow, Nov. 10.
Mra Helena Bulganin, wife of Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin, yester- day received American newspaper - woman
Mar-
guerite Higgins, at her apartment, it was disclosed tonight.
Miss Higgins vise to Mrs Bola, gandh was the sccund review
Prender's wife the Soviet
Jut given a Western women.
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teacher of English in Moscow.
Brazilian
War Minister Resigns
Rio de Janeiro, Nuv 11. General Teixeira Lott, Brazi
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"The United States belloves H would be unthinkable to extend an invitation to representativer of the authorities which con milted the aggression in Korea," rated Mr Blaustein.
Sovjet bloc
That touched off weurisome discussion, during which Russia, the four other members of the sume olher countries contended that North Koren ought
tre invited. Other delegates supported the US move to restrict the invita- tion to South Korea only.
Objection
Mr V K. Krishna Menon of Inka
To objected Korean representatives to take
Memorial
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Duke Unveils Gangster Tactics
Used By China Says Dr Koo
To Airmen
The Duke of Edinburgh last week unveiled a memoriat to British, Commonwealth and Ailled airmen who fell in the Second World War. Boone was the cathedral of York Minster la the morshcastern city of Yok. The memoriat was in the form of an astronomleat clock. Airmira from Australls, Canadi, New Zealand. India, Pakistan, South Africa and many Allied European countries operated from the northeast of England during the war, and the people of York have frcoted this memorial to express their gratitude,
Picture shows the Duke, in the uniform of a Marshal of the Royal Air Force, speaking al left daring the ceremony, the memurial clocks can be seen in the center-Express Pholo.
Egypt Wants Money
For Development
London, Nov. 10.
ermanent refined to take action.
The Egyptian Finance Minister, Dr apanist an army colonel who Tad publicly
Moneim allowing Abdul urged
el Kaissuni, today d'etat
part in two parts of the three discussed Egypt's development plans and General Lott is known to part Korean debate-India's re-
lri politse
pori on behalf of the Neutral economic problems with the Chancellor Senhor Carlos Luz who become
Nations Repatriation Commits of the Exchequer, Mr R. A. Butler, the Also present at the intervieweting President of Brazil sion and the problem of re- was Mrs Bulganin's
daughter, Tuesday replacing the alling settling former Korean prisoners Minister of State for the Board of Trade, who is slaying medicine,
S nhor Joud Cafe Filho, Miss Bulgaon said she hopest | that she could arvonagany herdheiplinary action against the has called for General Lott
Mr A. R. W. Low, and officials from the
have yet been made for her to Mamede, who recently urged
tion from the Liverpool Cotton Association, arrangement, my officer, Colonel Juridir
Bank of England. He also met a delega-
headed by the President, Mr John Coney.
but
when
official
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who died in the Japanesse altari on Pearl Harbour will be de. dicated there on December 7, it was announced here forlay
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India asked that the Korean
only in the debate on the report representatives be allowed to sit
Unification and Rehabilitation of
to annul resul of the of the UN Commission for the October presidential elections.
Korea Mr Menon proposed Rallied Round amendments to both the US and Syrian propositions. Syrla Inluchital ant Constitul accepted the India amendment,
but the United States did not
Dr Kaissuni said he had discussed Britain's falling imports of Egyptian cotton and the need for Egypt to export more to Britain if she was to in- crease her imports from the United Kingdom.
eleman a callled around Colonel Mamede and Ite CURE which wis to have been considered by
The Indian delegate uecused Senhor Cafe kiibo tell to the the United States of attempting barak, of Sendur Luz.
in "raise the ghost of the past" Political observers have sand | jointing out that the UN ou- Loit's ammissal¦ ipotive was unification of Korea, that General
resigna son might make all He objected to Mr Blaustein's the daft reme
between dvino- remark saying "I think It 14 lateral trading activilles,
in Brazil. exitinely uncomplimentary tu racy and Evolution
of us that the He had exer}
United During his stay in London he States regards it as unthinkable would tueren In
ractical res.raining
Harussing Egypt's To want lements who
Bemale Agure re- Is
Dr Kaissunt sald Egypt was Aswan high dam project. trying to reduce the total area Britain had already agreed to of her trade covered by bilateral release Egypt's blocked sterling trade
akreemia
balances to help her with her hoping to increrse
development projects but this money would not Ro U the way to meet the cost,
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to invite the People's Democra; development plans including the Thom. b. beckating pente tands on a prevent the new adnunistrailone vinblic of Koren."
Leudod by the President-Elect
Juscelinu Purpose by the Navy, newE t14 Senhor
Kubitsheek Laticred half the bullship from assuming office in January. Arizona. France-Presse.
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Mr Menon said he had a "téop of discouragement over ACTISS
opening speeches in the
the debate,
Red Keynote
"I hope the time will come when our deliberations are cant In the mould of hopes of the future rather then in bitter memories of the past," he said,
Mr Jurob Malik of Russia sounded the keynote of the un- munist oppcal for North Korea's representation in the debate.
"The time hos come to abandon the unfair practice of the past," he said. "It is the job of the committee to And ways and means of settling the Korean question percafully rather then disturbing the shatice of the past."
Mr Ahmed Shulcalry of Syria explained that Syria's proposal te invito both North and South Korcan
representatives WIB
based on an objective approach to the problem of Korea,
"We do not belong to the So- viet Bloc and we do not belong to the anti-Soviet blog,” he salti. "We only belong to one “binc- the bloc of 1 UN Charter, objectively, and on the
We thing chich case,"
merits
Mr Shukalry said it was not the business of the United Na- Mons to create a new slato in Koren, but to bring peace to the divided- country.
Calamity
In obvious reference to Israel,
he salt "At one time this organisation attempted to create another state Bomewhere, Wo should not repeat that calamity In the Far East."
The commitine is expected to vote on Friday to invite"; sốuthí Korea is takegʻ part! in the do- Bate be is other recent past yours." "Observers belloved It would turn down the requart That North Korea, Bo Thrvited,--
PACIFIC AIR,
SEA RESCUE
Lot Of Work
"A lot of the work will be in privite bends but we rť11 Novel to find the foreign exchange," he said.
Dr Kalssunt said he had diso discussed with the Liverpool cotton delegation the possibility of extending the field of pre- sent marketing, operations cover
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Manila, Nov. 11. THE current International Futures Market It is still to short THE
Civil Aviation Organiza- to consider. introducing a new tion regional air naviga- contract at this stage," he said. tion conference in Manila but it still remains a possibilliy
for a later stage." has drawn up a scheme
DISMISSED RED
ARCHITECT
TO CARRY ON
(— He Says)
New York, Nov. 10.
MB ALEXANDER Vlasov,
dismissed from his post 03 Chief Architect of Moscow yesterday, said confidently hiere today that he expected to go working as an architect when he returned home. With nine other members
of a Soviet housing de- ication touring the United States, Mr Vlasov boarded the liner Queen Elizabeth to begin
the Journey back to Russia. Asked what he would do when ho returned to Moscow, he said; ***THO same thing as I did be fore I departed." "After I get to Moscow !
will learn aṛ about it and then I will be ready to answer questions. Nos F know nothing about 15. The dismissal is a Mar- prise and I just know what had been told me.” Fle did not comment on the Soviet Government's res- sons for His dismissar that he gave ornate sky- acrapera priority over public housing, ~ China Mail Bßecial.
Red Cross
Examines Detainees
Tokyo, Nov. 10.
déportation
A group of private in vestigators, led by Red Cross for search and rescue Before leaving London for representatives, sald today operations within
United the the
States tomorrow for discussions with that it found no "noticeablo” sprawling 40,000-square-night
officials of the World Bank, Dr examples of ill treatment of mile Pacific region.
Kaissuni will have a meeting Chinese detained in the Motivated by the desire of con- with Mr Evelyn Shuckburgh, Hamamatau
ference delegates to provide a che Foreign Omee's Middle
centre. high degree of safety in trans-East expert-Reuter. oceanic air operations, tho scheme was approved by the Air Trome Contrdi and Starel and Rescue Technical Com-
during mittee
its second plenary meeting yesterday. (The search and rescue plans dall
for the establishment of
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and
rtscue co-ordination centres within 1110 Pacific region. Each will be equipped
with facilities
Brid communications network that will go into instant action when
песекаюту
Hungary To
But it emphasised that the facilities at Hamamatsu, scene of 11 acries of violent riots this year, were poor,
almost
Free German Koreans being held for déporta-
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Prisoners
Barling Nov, 10,
amy airetatifying within The Hungarian Government is their respective areas encoun-lardiche e Germans al tie- tore an emergency: Put | sént" serving, prikol, schience in
Strategic Places
Hungary for war crimes, the East German ADN news agency reported in Berlin tonight.:
The committee' arrived hero yesterday, interrogated four of 100 Chinese, and 10
facilities. A committee member Inter told 'nowsmen "The camp. food contains the ordinary daily amount of 2,400 calories but facilities for exercising tre cramped and the camp is not gusted, for long-term detention."
Camp Riot
· The “komfilttico" Investigation was opened as a result of a As Chvisaged under these fans,
total of 127 scarch and ADN wold the release was tot at Hamamatsu on Novem-
ber rescue aircraft and
4 When the Chinese 'in- agreed on after talks between mates protetted against the vessels located at strategic' pinces within the Pacife the Hungarian and East German attempt, or guards forcibly to gion will render round-the governments,
marido
remove seven, of the number
clock aid when called to do so. Most of the Germans, have who had changed their minds It was announced that the served the greater part of their about going to Formosa. Tho search and rescue areas, to sentences and wil be freed uncommittee member said t the riot might have. Been avorted other with their respective conditionally,
rescue co-ordination.contres,
if the Japanese camp authorities
would be located at dney Only thông whöne gertrudest had explained the dittiation Auckland, Blak, home is in Kast Germany, who thoroughly, to the
committed am, Hone†
dimer Juneau, against humanity's And when 12 he committoo will subn
kong,
Honolult, Long Bea
fộc cóntider: It advisable.
Brokgo, to the East German authoritier
as war criminais, France;
Lewiston, Maine, Nov. 10.
The Chinese Nationalist Ambassador, Dr V. K. Wellington Koo, charged today: that China was using "gangster tactics" in pressing for a conference between Premier Chou En-lai and Secretary of State John Poster Dullesi
He said that although all Americans hell in China were declared free to leave 'wo months ago, some 22 of them were eing held as "hostages" to force the nited States into high level negotiations.
Speaking at Bates College. Dr Koo sald Peking was seeking these talks to "extort" politteal concessions and create
Jay- pression in Asia and elsewhere that "the United States willy nilly is Becording de fario recognition to the Chinese Con- munist regie."
Nationallet envoy sold
The
that, although the Chinese itels had succeeded in bringing abonat conferences with the United States on an ambassadorial level
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