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UN MEMBERSHIP RESOLUTION
Approval Sought For
heal the breach in Europe. Į Argentina Latest
But there will be tile surj prise at the result, even w!
the rigidly uncompromising TROOPS TAKE
attitude of Mr Molotos.
izra-
OVER
TRADE UNION
HQ
Buenos Aires, Nov. 16.
Their task was formidable: and this was frankly ac knowledged last month by Sir Anthony Eden who, unl one of the four authors of the "ruramit" directive in July, saw Nitle hope of con- structive agreement, Yet it is important to recall
that he also felt that the
Troops marched in to take had world situation proved. I in pertinent Lover headquarters nak whether this same view General Labour Confedera is permissible today. No tion (CGT) tonight after amount of equivocation can violence erupted in the or- disguise the deadlocks that ganisation's two-day-old exist: though it must be strike against the govern said that Mr Molotov's pro- ment. posed six-point declaration Înificating principle between East and
agreements
of the
in
The Labour Minister, Senor Paul Migone. wurned that all workers participating
IT
the
iri-
Went would have been strike were hoble to dismissal welcome addition to the trem their jobs without bleak confession of failure demity for losses that may re- made by the ministers. What
At jeast
Ave
persona
were
is perhaps most dis
im clashes between uppointing is that the dead- wounded lock extended to the items and strikers in the Buenos Aris area today, although the
PUCCUMB
18 New Candidates
New York, Nov. 16.
Canada and 24 other countries today tabled a resolution in the United Nations urging the Security Council to consider admitting as members all the 18 states which have applied.
The 26 nations sponsoring the resolution met at the world organisation's headquarters today.
Paul Martin, under the chairmanship of Mr Canada's Health Minister,
He told reporters later that a resolution had been tabled "in full recognition of the historic opportunity which is presented."
"But it was presented in full Canada has proposed the ade understanding of the respon-mission of the 18 comtries-13 sibilities in this matter of the (Contd. on back page, Col 2) great powers and of the other members of the Security Council, who, under the char ter, are given in this malter a and definitivo very
special responsibilty."
entitled East-West contacts, weith {{{{oke was far from which offered most hope of er
complete,
created perious And
make bottlenecks in all the country's despair almost complete, trans-continental rikway lines been
shortages at some this there is disquieting talk in and food Washington, even in London, 'points. of the Geneva spirit being lead and the "new situa-
The Security Council, which the Anul say on applica- stors for membership, has been deadlocked on the issue for the past five years, Canada hap leading negotiations at session of the General Assembly to try to break the Amy, Navy
logjam. and Soups took QVIT The six- storey CGT headquarters
tion" ushering in “a return night
Marine
K-
THE RESOLUTION
and the huge partly- uf the culd war" and noistod structure across the
The text of the resolution is į Western policy makers con- street that was to have been
is follows: Eva nidering an "agonising re- the
Puron Foundation "The General Assembly having appraisal." There is, how-building. Only employees notei the general sentimen. Inside CGT headquarters which has been expressed OIL a flat contradiction; wore provided by the comments and there was no resistance. numerous occasions in favour o!
the w
ever,
and final speeches of the Western ministers.
determined to keep
11
carried the They
Geneva spirit alive in the buzookas
Dnd
1953
FULLY EQUIPPED
widest possible membership Marines moved up in full of the United Nations,
"Having received the preli FOR their part, they are battle dress and steel helmets.
report of the cornmittee machineguns, mood offices established by the walkie-talkies of good
General Assembly resolution of and were supported by one West. They cling tu
heavy Army tank and six half 23rd October world tk gun curriers. that slight hop option
The Marines and strong forces Russian- mudify their at police stopped truffle for two policies Tha Bay Thures blocks in all
the CGT have also considered effect return of the enld trump
quarters war would have on the electorates of France and Peter that at the corner of the
building lay in pirees,
will
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t
the
Taking Into Dccoun! the statements about the admission of new members made by per- manent members of the Security other Council in the general debale of head-the present session of the Gen-
Eva eral Assembly,
directions of the
building. while searched the
The famous
having
was
"Believing that a broader re- presentation in the membership
able the organisation to play more effective role in the cur- ourent international situation:
Expresses appreciation of the work and efforts of committee of good offices,
Americn in their forth been destroyed by 41 turning of the United Nations will che coming elections, The ex lank. pedience of keeping dour open to further meet ings with Russia therefore has real value.
Earlier
striker one wanded when troops fired strikers blocking truffle un front 1. of a soap factory. Two women were wounded when unidentified persons tred on a truin between and the stat the stations of Lourdes Tropezon.
**
NO PROBLEM
the widest possible
It is better to believe then were
that, even if only unilater ally, the Geneva spirit sur-
ol About 300,000 to 500,000 vives. Both East and West
Bequests the Security claimed
6,000,000 Council to consider in the light. know clearly the at- the COT's
the The members took part in the strike of
general opinion of the other. titude next meeting, which is of against the government of Pre-avour of
sident Pedro Aramburu.-United numbership of the Unica Na- inevitable, course
musi Press take
this Recount situation. A policy appraisal is needed, but the important thing is that Western efforts to establisn trust and confidence with the Russians should con- tinue smoothly.
Intu
The Improved world
re
situa-
tion which Sir Anthony Eden spoke of began at the summit. Today десн
Mother's Request To Her Son
John
uous, the pending applications
for membership
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countries about which no prob- lem of unincution arises.
3. Requests further that the Security Council make
its re
port on the applications to the General Assembly during the present season."
Afghanistan, Argentina, Aus- tralia, Brazi), Burma, Colombia, Custa iluco, Denmark, Levlong, Inde
Iran, Iraq,
Denver, Nov. 16.
Gilbert
indonesia, Graham's
Lebanon,
Liberia, New Zealand, Nurway, Pakasian, Saudi Arabia, to buy Sweden, Syria, Thaliand, Yemen on and Yugoslavia joinod Canada m
not the end of a short wife said today that his Journey but rather pre-mother asked him paration for and investiga- the $37,500 insurance tion of the precipitous and her life and gave him $1.50 sponsoring the resolution. difficult way ahead to a new to pay for it on the night Mr Martis said none of the gummit of achievement. It she boarded the bomb-laden Big Five
A Record Run
ONALD Campbell
Dbroken his own world's in the crash
water speed
record.
The Lines plane,
fent achieved in far from Mrs Graham ideal conditions and calling "not going to
until I see Jack".
Graham's gaolera reported
permanent
German Prince Has Right To British Nationality Decrees Court
London, Nov. 18.
The Court of Appeals ruled today that most of Europe's throned and throneless Royally could taim British cliizenship-including, if he were still alive, Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm of World War I.
The Court upheld a 1705 law, under which the Kaiser's grandson,
Ernest Augustus of Hanover, demanded British citizen-
Prince
ship even though he served In the German Army during the last war,
Prince Ernest har
The President of the Court, Prince
Str Raymond Evershed, said: "It may wcem incon-
that a national of
a country which has twice been
the in engaged bitterest conflict with this country should be entitled to British nationality.
the "But
arises from passing of a long period of time and the fact that the was allowed act concerned
remain
statule on the
ho unrepealed,”
to
books
Tuled. The
Prince
British no throne he is head of the but remnant of German Royal- ty, the House of Hanover, He lives in Germany.
ke
Bub for British cliizenship up through the Courts and won the Court of Appeals today.
fought his battle
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DOES 216 mph IN SPEEDBOAT
Campbell May Try To Beat
His Own Record
Las Vegas, Nevada, Nov. 16. Donald Campbell, a few hours after setting a world speedboat record, tonight admitted that he was thinking about shooting for another new mark next year.
powers, which are
ambera of the The British speed king, how- would, however, be trying to get Council and had the ever,
called today's mark of such ideas on the drawing power of veto in it, have been 218.2 miles an hour a "rough board at least."
But he would not call it invited to becoine sponsors.
He reiterated the sponsors* quits when asked if he
to let that recordi passed on at satised boller, which he
press conference yesterday, stand. that it would be better for the
1
Reuter.
80"
Turi.
government Ernest's opposed case, pointing out that if the 1705 law were upheld, Kaiser Wiheim could have claimed British citizenship at the very time he sent armics Imperial against Britain in the First World War.
TC-
Ernest himself mained at his castle
white Counsel Hanover fought the case. They won a formal declaration that the Prince
endtied citizenship here. The 1705 Act of Naturaliad- Hon war atmed at insuring Hanoverian
succession
13
to
to
the British Throne on the Queen Anne. It death
Jave
British
nationality Electress
Han- Electress Sophia of over, grandmother of James
and to all her lineai descendants, including King George who ruled when America won its indepen- denice.
Prince Ernest is one of about
100 of those descendanta Hving today. He now lives in the Schloss Marienbury, NordstemmLEN. - United
Preza.
UPROAR IN HOUSE OF COMMONS
Hollywood "Doctors' British War Film
London, Nov. 16.
KOWLOON
Despite Genova Flop
MORE BIG FOUR TALKS PREDICTED
Geneva, Nov. 16. American delegation circles said tonight the Big four powers would definitely hold a new conference, fól- lowing the unsuccessful talks just concluded here.
con- But they said the ference "methods" would be different next time.
American circles Spid the "Geneva spirit" which emerged from the "summit" conferonco lost July was not dead, and they rejected shy idea of a retum to the cold war.
They cald the conference was useful because it threw light on
the Soviet position. The Rus alans, they said, had shown that they were not yet ready to abandon their
propaganda methods and that they hesitated to accept the consequensens of the "Geneva opirit."
An Eye-Opener
The United States Secrelery of State, Mr John Foster Dulles, left today for the United States aboard President Eisenhower's personal plane Columbine III.
Before h/s departure, Mr Dulles said the conference had entalled three weeks of intense and Interesting work. He said
conference had been an eye- opening experience for the United States,
the
Mr
Dulles,
accompanied by
his wife, was escorted to the
Gowan,
Hollywood's dubbing of pictures of a US plane by Swiss officials, members of the American delegation, Ger eva's
Andro Mayor, M. bomber into a movie depicting a British air raid
and the US Consul caused an uproar in Parliament today and the By,
General in Geneva, Mr Franklin government said it was considering a formal pro- test.
Mr Stephen Swingler (Lab) denounced Holly. the picture, "The Dam wood's "doctoring" of Busters" which is climaxed by a re-enactment of an alt-British raid that wrecked Germany's Ruhr dama
more than 12 years ago.
"This excellent British fl
made with scrupulous. at- tention to historic detall been grossly distorted in Holly- wood, particularly by the in-
3 TEENAGERS
troduction of a Flying Fortress TO BE HANGED
(B-17) into the raid sequence,"
said Mr Swingler.
"Is it not shameful that the American public has not been allowed to see the correct Bri-turned a tish version?"
Dulles To Attend SEATO
Meeting
Washington, Nov. 18. Mr John Foster Dulles, the United States Secre• of State, will tary
the "definitely" attend Southeast Asia Treaty
Organisation
London Reaction
The clear lesson for western diplomacy emerging from the Geneva. Four power conference Is that the Soviet Union is pre-
pared to accept a permanently.
divided
Germany, British Foreign Office officials sald in London tonight.
These circles said that the Soviet Foreign Minister Mr abundantly Molotoy, had made
clear that his government was determined to maintain its hold over East Germany and that its price for unification would be the extension of the Communist regime to the entire country,
German Comment
Montreal, Nov. 10. A bilingual, 12-man jury re-
verdiot of guilty of murder today in the trial of
West Germán Goverment three Montreal district teenagers
today welcomed the changed with the gun-staying circles near here of a Roman Catholic statement issued by the Western ministere after priest, and the three were sen- powers foreign tenced to hang early next year. the close of the Big-Four foreign ministers conference at Geneva. "These are allies worthy of deliberating
for a little the Geman people's con more than three hours. Moments Government circles said
tho Juter Justice Samuel Freedman "It is only thanks to
death on 18- lute and coherent attitude of passed sentence
injustice of year-old Guy Ferragne, Gerard the West that the
the
division of
of Germany Claude de Tonnancourt
can be repaired in peace, and liberty, Paquin
Erich Ollenhauer, the oppost-
The Jury returned its verdlet after
The three were ordered to be tion Social-Democrat. leader, said taken to Headingly Gaol, on the that the "negative result of the outskirts of Winnipeg, und be conference bad been a great
for the Ger hinged there next February 20.disillusionmont" council
mon people---France-Presse,
meeting which will take place early next year, the State Department ал. nounced today.
Tho department's spokesman, Mr Lincoln White, spid no decision had yet Veen reached on the exact date and place of the meeting.
Mr
Asked whather Dulles would go on "a swing through the Far East" at around the same time, Mr White replied, "I don't know. All I know is that he will be at- tending the meeting."-- Router.
is a charitable conclusion, airliner that crashed, killing Security of course, but it would be her and 43 other persons. foolish to give way to
The confessed bomb-saboteur's
HEAVY SWELLS dospair.
wife, Gloria, 22, told the Denver Post of details leading up to the
Turning to today's night that the
in- 44 persons,
Campbell said the return trip, has, cluding the mother, were killed
on which be was slowed to 193.1
The Hottsa of Commons of a United Air General Assembly to state its "I'm thinking about some miles an hour, was so rough greeted the Labour affuck with
viewn on membership applica modifications that might make it nearly love my head off.”
applause and shouts of "bear. the before was tions said she
Security the Bluebird a little faster," he
There believe a thing | Counell took the matter up smiet es he relaxo) at
"It was those heavy swells Azia
The Air Under-Secretary, Mr hotel. "Certainly we are think- that came up while the craft was for an extraordinary degree "I still love him and I'm right of determination and pluck|
RUSSIA APPROVES Ing about the possibility of an being refuelled," he explained George Ward, replying for the other run, but I'd rather not "It's a funny thing how theyovernment, said the question was being investigated "extreme- is worthy of the highest behind him," she said.
talk too much about that now." come up. so quickly. I've seen i praise.
that he appeared supremely con
MOBCOW, Nov. 10.
possible protest. Discouraging trials and re-fident of securing his release The Soviet Union is in favour
Campbell pointed out that it happen many times but I can't carefully with a view to s
It explain those swells. They just
Await Information. peated mishaps dia not from gadi, where he is being | of a Canadian proposal to simit was no cɑsy job to develop im- | happen.” .
for countries to the United Na-provements 抛 charges
US officials in Washington speedboot a dampon his resolve. The beid on murder
planting the home-made time-tions under a "package" deal, directly from the drawing board Campbell said he intended are awalling Information from Inko surface WAS cor. bomb rugated with ripples and United Press.
aboard the airliner, the official news agency Toss sald to the craft. He indicated that resting and relaxing for a few the Embassy in London today
today.
in the winter months ahead he weeks beforo returning to on charges that an American he, encountered swells simi-
England, He added: "I want, to flim company. hag. attempted to lar to those which "tripped"
play a little golf, first, I hear belittle" Britain's herole role in John Cobb's speedboat In
you people have some wonderful World War II
Omelas told the United 1963
courses."
Prow that so far they had not quences.
Campbell sald he was treated heard about the British secum. wonderfully well while here for tions but they expected a key more than a month preparing part on the matter from the for his record ran. He declared US Embassy. A spokesman
Picture Associa- everyone was very nice to the Motion
The
with fatal
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conso-
'speed. of
".
Harding's Law And Order Promise
To achlove
Nicosia, Nov. 10. moro than 210 mph The Governor of Cyprus, Sir despite these circumstancos John Harding, sidin was
truly. romarkable apooch broadcast, today that effort which redounds as
Britain
determined to much to his aredit and to that of the craft he was driving na to the highest Ideals of British sporta. manship,
restore law and order by Cyprus and boost the Crown Colony's standard of living. ste. Joka wald 'that publia escurity "would rwosive the first illon of his new £38,-
000,000-plan- aimed re-, Britain will contributo an a Vitallsing Cyprus economy and
Foi undetermined amount to expediting *** social develop-
tho' plan's 'budget next year, ment, Harding sold his blaa osile for farm development,
Bir John mid. The Governor
his party, during the stay Ton (MPA) of America said rural electrification, pro-
| saldom (Pytrong police force,
speedboat was being the Association had not, heard ductivity boosts, road come able to maintain effective loaded on a truck to be brought | of the charges other. Ho struction, 2, developament of security" would be given to the Bahara Hotel bero to be observed that the film had res education, ...) noolat | Shamrance.
urgent, izlocity lovers all put on display until Campbell ceived very good, reviews irt Aud' conalexolion ret-a zinjor woolali mail, sounamión plans decides to return home unten, the United Bialer United
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