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IMPORTANT VOTE FOR SECURITY COUNCIL TODAY
Lake Success, Sept. 10.
The United Nations Security Council is to vote tomorrow on the important question of whether or not to invite the Chinese Communists to join the debate on the proposal to investigate their charges that American planes bombed Man- churia.
Big Purge In East Germany
Berlin, Sept. 10.
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The consensus of opinion here is that their chances of
for the admission
Man- churian debate are exceed- ingly slim, despite the fact that Russin won a surpriso seven-three majority last week backing is demand that discussion of the in- vitation to Feking receive Council priority.
Yet there is also an outsida possibility that the came
majority might be mustered to
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East German Communist tarters have signalled the
the Peking envoys start of a sacking orgy indult
in the Manchurian which 2,000 "deviationists" observers
deinate. That would be looked are to be ousted from con-
tipon as a signifcant start to- trolling positions in party wants the complete ousting of Nationalists from !!
organisationa the Chine throughout the Soviet Zone, the United Nations before long. Northwest German Ti five members of the the
the recognise Radio reported tonight.
Top Comnets in East Ger- Chine e Reds are expected
tlar degition at Vote in favour of laving: them.) the welly Folding preting and a they voted for a priority
on the question. The te: Frelay, the Radio report rebate
ination Que Rusin, Yugoslavia, pl.
Ind
Now way
Beataink agents will be That leave the key vote with "airly ma- France and Eupt, which gave
levation from the
padcedural. . Siret sauve. line."
sixth and seventh Vules Command purge Hat
week despite
The 1 change with
latin and
the Marx Lemn
The latest
Council that
the
victim. have been picked from recognition of
thes Stelalla Unity
(Communist) Party. Provincial.
Serretariat,
Communica $11
mass organations and provin-
cal government officials, the re-
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deodontical errors" in
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file.
NEW FACTOR
Siner that
new factor
rate, however, al har boven infected
All will be ejected from viften into the situation Hat is believed Wita to have sliced farther what thin after belag confronted
the their chances
Chinese Com- mitt hunt of getting into the That was United Nations now,
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political past,
Four Ministers of provincial Five German governments will
the Peking Radio broadcast that
be ousted aboog with hundreds United Nations inquiry into the the Manchurian plane incident 22 mmaller functionaries,
Provincial party would be barred because the radio stated.
overraneat
not was 9.cretaries have received arders Pekan
wave allowed to pateipate in the out the purge to carry within the next 48 hours.
SINGLED OUT
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the
recent
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHI, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1950,
United Nations Moving Day.
Construction men stare as three of the 150 United Nations Secretariat em- ployees stroll down the ramp to the entrance of the 39-storey, US$22,000,000 glass and marble building in New York which will become the UN's permanent home. The move from the temporary headquarters at Lake Success will not be completed
(Acme). until January.
ACHESON AGAIN CHARGES:
PROCESS RUSSIA IN
OF
ANNEXING PARTS OF CHINA
Washington, Sept. 10.
The Secretary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, said today that the world situation would remain “dangerous" for some time, but stable peace could be won. In a television interview, Mr Acheson said the United States and its allies must rearm as swiftly as possible, but that it was not necessary for them to match the huge Russian Army man for man.
He
ke
the
debate na selling up an investi- ! Roman armurs of old, the cut- Department had
gation team.
vanture
Mr
emitat:
Tank Day Gives Russians Excuse For Self-Glory
Moscow, Sept. 10.
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The Soviet Union today observed the annual Tank Day and other with artillery salutes in Moscow and 15 capitals of News, contributions, always wel- constituent republics, mass meetings, newspaper articlos.come, should be addressed to the editorials and pledges by workers to increase the country's advertisements to the Secretary. oconomic and cultural power.
Lanzers.
Generallesimo Josef Sta- moved inferior even to German lin's portrait in a Marshal's uniform appeared on the front page of all papera.
der
The main celebration occurred on Saturday night in the Trade Union House with the partici- pation of War Minister Alexan- Vasilovsky. Lieutenant- General N. K. Pepel delivered the principal address pledging the constant readiness of the Armoured forces,
Marshal Semen Bogdanov told Pravda that the Anglo- Americang borrowed their tank
steatery from the Red Army
after first trying German tech- niques which falled.
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Speakers and articles em- phasised that Russia cradled the tank, and the Soviet Union,
MORE BOGDANOV bullt the world's best and Bogdanov said the victory of strongest tanks and developed the Chinese People's Army auperior fank strategy which showed the low moral charac- lefeated the Germans in glant ter of the imperialist troops in
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In spite of the fact that Wall Stalingrad, Orel, the Daleper Street generously armed Kuo-
"Following 1042,
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Ile added that the same thing
Names and addresses should Second World War, the Sovietas true in Kreca, "where the
accompany Advertisements, not industry produced 30,000 tanks, People's Aring terrifies protes necessarily for publication, but self-propelled
and
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Defending
the Administra- "With modern weapons nomined control" of the ChinusP
|tion's policy in the Far East we can do Communists.
Mr Acheson described the Mr Acheson saith his critics and ingenuity. again exactly what was done waited Nations decision to res, "alter themselves and in and for Rone many centuries ist es gutstression in Korea as all Americans in enying that which now exist "one of the great turning points the troubles before," he said.
Ife denied that his in the Far East are the frult of history. adrtedl that,
"written or American policy."
the ad-
POLICY IN ASIA numbered forces of the free!" and defendet
That results from the be realistic East Dr Walter Ulbricht,
More than care in the past, World could "bold back all sorts ministration's Far East policy
Ilef that the. Americans are Germany's Deputy Premier Western opposition to Soviets of order" if they had the ad- the most
And that any. wrapons posshle. been antige of superior propetals has an Politium, Rader (generally backed
While he did not refer directly-powerful armed as Moscow's most truded hardened by an ultimatum of and organisation.
to the recent "proventive war thing they want to do happens theory that Replying to questions which Germany), the sort, on the in
American some
mistake, representative
ranged over the whole field of speech made by the Secretary and if things go wrong it must be delet 1107
Navy, also remurted to have sin-blackmail"
Francis
but that isn't the case in Asa i Elf German tolerated. cl out they
However, the Peking US foreign policy. Mr Acheson of the
also
that Communist Matthews. Mr Acheson sold such
ut all." for a broadcast qualed only Government Ministers
ans aserted
Ile said a "fundamental fact China pure"authoritative" source"
umimubtedly" was under proposals caused "great harm to and as M Lael:
United States foreign from Moscow | heavy prestare
was that Asia was murcing with set there has been no oficial
and he urged stopping of Korean war, and
nationali: ttc desires meethut.
for inde- Pohtical quarteeg here salt Festimation of the rentiments to get into the
but it would be "sucer madness sort of talk." He said the idea
Demence from foreign domba- criticism expressed.
Inevitable was he enticentrated
for the Chinese to yield.
tion and economie revolution, very Herr George Danke! astingt
wrong and his charge He repeated AMERICA'S VOTE
aimed at
at relieving the "misery" (Force Trade Minister), Horr
hotly denied tay the vicious" of
of Fritz Saldain (Mjukter
Oner the Western powers are Russians Kremlin DIR
that American delegote,
the Herr P'aul 【ndustry)
were in the process of anaes-oble to face Russian as military Wandel (Minister of Educa-Ernest Gins, will vote against
inviting the Communists to the in Manchuria. Outer Mengolia quals, he continued, there will (วะ).
Before the fusion of Socialists table, but will not consider this and other territories under the be a good chance for "ginbility of the world and peace between sole a vetu. Mr Giros, also told and Communiste in East Gur-
East and West." In 1946, all three were
newanen the proposal to set up may Socialists and did not receive Indo-Swedish inquiry tram Moscow training 14 week might be sernpped if there was conflation of the Irinted Coin-; oflet East Germany's nuinist Minister of Planning, Peking! broadcast. Herr Heinrich Itau linked the name of Herr Ma
Max Serdewitz, Prime Minister of Saxony with of "nancial Irresputi-
almost mounti
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The
examples of sibility »mbezzlement."
Herr Seydewitz is a former that
nasio Berlin,
ONCE
U.K. LABOUR CHIEFS IN YUGOSLAVIA
In that case, Mr Cross sald, n move might be made for an in- quiry under Colonci Alfred Kazin,
Nations top United [official in Korca, on the ground The Chileag Communists
Belgrade, Sept. 10. chlef of the Soviet-controlled would find it harder, frum the point of view. to
Party British Labour breame propaganda the
to look of Saxony intel hin Prime Minister
resion to
delegates, on an oflicin visit 1947. He is a former Socialist. to the Manchurian incident.
The United States has
has ad- to Yugoslavia, today is -Reuter.
matted an American plise, tying cussed "subjects of mutual under the United Nations Bag. interest" with the leaders
Ave Bertin, Sept. 10. might have strafed an area of Marshat Tito's "People's
by Fast miles Se humired shouting: Berlin Coramunisis tried to cross mistake, and has offered to pay Front."
if United Nationa the damages The frontier today into
contims this.United that were inquiry American sector, but
Soviet Press.
battle
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forced back Into the sector after A pitched with the West Germna police.-- United Press.
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Da war was "completely
He suggested that as soON 3* the Chinese and other Aglatie forring Imperialism Deople learned that Communis which made empty promises of economie Improvement, the whole-picture-in-the-Far-East
whg
would change.
"It certainly is not true that we have written off Ass," he nny do not think part of it last. We still be- lieve that the Chinese are going to be Chinese before they are going to be Communists."-- United Press.
BALANCED FORCES ·
"We must
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our major effort at the present moment tnto
creating strong North said. "We Atlantle defence forces," said Mr Acheson, "If we have those forces-united, balanced correc- tive forces, strong, well-equip
18 stem ped, able and ready 1gpression-then problems all over the world will take on a different shape.
Such forces alone will change the problems Greece. in Turkey, is Yugo- rivia, in the idle East and
the Far East,"
He said the American rearma- ment programme was tot going to be easy as "it is going to be cone in a period which is going An ofletal announcement said to be dangerous," However, no
the delegates,
task was far Mr Sam stressed that the Chairman of the La- from "hopeless" Watson, bour Party, Mr Morgan Phil- He said the gap between lips. the Secretary, and Ar Russia's reported 175-division Harry Cranghaw, a member of the National Executive, held army and the 12 divisions now on call in Western Europe was week-end necting with Yugo-very great, but is not quite stay political chiefs.
a great as Aguren Indleste."
Connection M. Milovan Dillas, senior
IL was in that of meinter
Yugoslav that he cited the history of the Pallburn, took the chair. Their Reiman Empire to show that vizil is linked by observers forces with superior training
the
and
equipment
NOTHING TO GAIN
Tito's de- here with Marshal
could hold his she to win sympathy for plan for an Overall movement numerically superior "horde
left bay. anti-Cominform Dank wing muvetnents all over the world.
tr Acheson said the Chinese This Afternoon the Brillsh
tho Korean party visited Sarajevo hiuscum Communists had "nothing" to and toured the city. The Dri- by entering
because it would only tish delegation was invited to further their own
dismember investigate "on the sput tho ment and
and destruction at the Cominform allegations that
hands of Russian Imperialism" Yugoslavia WAS preparing
neigh- le sald Russia was "quite ob- aggression against her
to absorb viously planning in Manchuria, Outer Mongolia and Sinklang province Lato the Soviet Union.
hours.
The delegation arrived Sarajevo today.-Reuter,
Monks Said Deported
war
He reiterated the U.S. polley of leaving it up to the United Nations to decide the ultimate fate of Formosa and to decide whether the United Nations forces would keep going when they had tiriven the North London, Sept. 10.
Korean Reds back to the 38th Vatlenn Rarilo alleged today Parallel. 17e added that neither that Hungary had deported 300 decision could be made properly monks
border pro- until the from the
actual fighting In vinces of Mosony, Sopron and Korea was much further along Voce and occupied 40
Ile sald Formosa mut remain terles, turning them into places "eutralized" as long as the b{ ci18“-t ur
U.N. forces were fighting in
mon36-
A strip 40-mile deep along nearby Korea, and the question the Hungarian-Austrian frontier of crossing the 38th Tarallel
was paid to have been cleared hung on "how and under what of unreliably
Reuter.
alemeniscircumstances
the. United Nations forces reach that Hino”.
Berlin,
funs
mintang divisions.
Berlin alone employed 0,000 appeared to be a fantasy. Neither they are intended.
tanka,
Wo
will forward replies to sintad address If the ad
rocket unti-tank bazookas nor STALIN'S DICTUM
rupid-fire artillery, modernised Colonel General P. P. tanks, rocket planes and Flying the Foluboyatov, writing in Izvestia, Forts help the Americans. The vertizor dealros
ld the Russians were pursuing moral superiorly Stalin's rulegie dictum to give side of the Korean
mxd curstonl skilful
co- United Prest. ordination to the Infantry, artillery and aviation,
to
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Writers and attention dangers
and said: capitalist encireteneat
The American Government hat changed from a polley of pre- parin war to direct arreston in Korea and provocative action
China"
Trud's Li-Gen, 1. Vluliey said Soviet tanks were and remained
the world's best, while Izvestia's General Pupuboyarov declared that British and American tonks during the Second World War
is
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