RUSSIA TABLES RESOLUTION
CALLS FOR
U.N. TROOPS
TO CLEAR OUT OF KOREA
Lake Success, Oct. 2.
Russin tabled a resolution on Korea in the United Nations' Political Committee today calling for an immediato cease-fire and the withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea.
The resolution, submitted jointly by Russla, the Ukraine, Byelo-Russia, Poland and Czecho slovakia, contained seven points which went fur- ther than any previous Communist stand on Korea, and bore a close resemblance to the peace feelers reported to have been dispatched to India last week by the North Koreans through the Chinese, Communists.
to settle
The Soviet resolution pro-¡ sovereign_right vided:
freely the internal affairs of cense-fire their state."
1. Jimmediate
in Koren.
3. "That, after the withdrawal 2. Troops of the United of foreign troops and for the
purpose of establishing the gov States and other govern-ernment of a unified and inde- ments participating in the pendent Korean slate, all Korean
unctions action be with-ieetion to the National Assem-! drawn from Korea imme-ly he held as soon as possible on the basis of expression of diately "to secure for the the free will of the population Korean people the possibility of all Korea," of enjoying the inalienable
POPE TO PROCLAIM DOGMA
Vatican City, Oct. 2.
Pope Pius XII will pro- claim the new Dogma of
4. A "Purity Commission" representing North and South Korea be elected at the Joint Assembly of the Northi and South Korean Parliaments, "lo organise and conduct free all Koren elections to the National Assembly of all Korea," North-South Assembly would also designate an all-Korean feterim Commifice to function until
all-Korean National
Assembly is establishe
U.N. COMMITTEE
5.A United Nations Com- "with the iinmediate
the Assumption next month milee,
in an open air ceremony in participation in it of representa-
marica crowes
ton
and white
lives of states bordering on
The
United and Sucial
Nations Council
OCTOBER 8, 1950,
WRAC Training
Labour Leaders Get Drilling At Margate
Margate, Kent, Oct. 2.
St. Peter's Square, the Vati-Korea, be established to observe en announced tonight. nation-wide ciccționit
From
a gold one at the top of the wide Economic Might of step outside there up, with the participation |
Delegates to the annual congress of the 1silieu, he will read out to the of Korean representatives, plans]
for providing technical and for Labour Party, which opened here today, lashed in the Squture the irrevocable Papal Bull des Korean
reconstruction through out at Communism, American capitalism, the ireing that the bodily Arump the United Nations,
7. The Security Council con- British attitude to the Schuman Plan, and State of the Madonna Into
sider the ciretion of Korea to the Heaven on her death is henge-United Nations after the estab
ownership. Turth an essential article of
listament of an all-Korean gov faith in which all the world's crument. This is regarded as the be-Communist answer to General
MacArthur's rurrender Enthroned on either side of broadcast to the North
terms, Korean tum alout the Barillen facade, last Saturday, and Immediato abe makes the announcement, reaction among the Western 400 Cardinals, delegations is at the Soviet Archbishops, Bishops and plan is not acceptable.--United, Abbots who are expected In Press Rome from all over the world for the ceremony.
100,000,000 Catholics must Hevi
will
sit
Itall a million people, An- luding 200,000
Malaya's
foren - Pyschological
grims, are expected to throng Square for the
the immense proefnimation--the first now Dosma added to the Church's articles of faith for 80 years.-- Rouler.
First Jap Ship
..
At Los Angeles
Since War
Wilmington, Calif., Oct. 2.
The tanker Nichino Maru,
Warfare Officer
Cabinet chiefs, from the Prime Minister, Mr! Clement downwards, sat on the platform as the critics aired their grievances.
A Manchester delegate, Mr Harry Ratner, declared that he did not believe that Western forees were in Korea to maintain democracy or resist aggression.
1e the
ir Mr Carleton Greene, the Korea.
■ novelist..
ing."
of
trolled lism.
w Port San Luls to take on one year, He was one of Bri-
fuel oil. The cargo of
ship tain's top-ranking "Iron Cur anchored only long enough to tain" broadcasters.-Neuter.
bar- as a
One hundred and fifty girls from the 7th Bat- tallon, Women's Royal Army Corps, were recent- ly in camp at Windmill Hill, Tidworth, Hants. It is the first training camp for the WRAC. Here is happy group of girls sampling their own efforts al mess tin economy.
COMMUNIST
YOUTHS
ARRESTED
Dortmund. Oct. 2.
In
World Rice Supply And Demand Delicate Balance
Washington, Oct. 2.
The United Nations' presence in Korea may mean fuller stomachs for the rice-eating peoples of Asia, Europe and the Caribbean, especially those depen. dent on the United States, experts here believe.
The world rice supply and demand are in such do licate balance, these experts say, that bad weather or war in another Asian rice bowl might yet make them change their diet or tighten their belts during the coming year.
Before the Reds swept down have to be given to war mea- across the 38th Parallel, agricultures, ko supplying Korea or tural South Korea was forecast- jollier friends in the Far East." ing the biggest rice crop since Mr Ellis forecast the 1930
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the
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Mr. Clowes said: "But reports ---4 (—tha-wants-of. advertisers of floods, droughts and political are quickly met and they do unrest in Asia have made. the not desire any further rapiles 1951 supply position somewhat forwarded, we shall be glad to uncertain." United Press.
Mr Clowes said the harvest time recapture of Korea's rice fields appears likely to dispel. er at least minimise, this threat He said reports from Korea's
front indicate
thin civil war crop losses may be small if the Koreans can reap their crop
half the normal time.
Mr Leonard Ellis, chief of the Agriculture Department's Rice
said that saving the crop would be good
news for the areas dependent on
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The United States for rice. A THRILLING-TRIBUTE TO especially Cuba, which bought THE CUARDS ARMOURED Jover half the United States ex-
ports last year.
He said: "Naturally. Number One. export priorities would
Over 1,000 Communist YUGOSLAVIA
youths were arrested in ull parts of Western Germany today as police everywhere
smushed attempts to stage "peace" demonstrations in defiance of bans..
POLICE THANKED,
AS SEEN BY
BOYD ORR
Was
the
for
of
While condemning Russia, were in Korea to maintain de- he added, "but ill is no excuse mocracy or resist aggression. The rong show of force by for the labour movement
"Fundamentally, this is an almost 100,000 polics, some of
Belgrade, Oct. 2. align itself with the reaction- | attempt to maintain a foothold them armed with Sten guns Yugoslavia is "one of the nry forces."
fr:4 in Asia and and sites for the
time, for Imperialhm
world's most completely in- American imperialism is re-impose on the Korean people prevented violent countrywide
dependent countries," ac- the leading parly of imperial- ja regime which they rejected in demonstrations.. Singapore. em and reaction in the worlt elections last year," he sinted. Several short elastres between cording to Lord Boyd Orr.) The man who will conduct a today."
He raid he realised that Communist youths and police President of the Council of psychological warfare campaíra
The
conference rojected a Moscow had sought to use the were reported from different arain: the Malayan terrorists motion by Mr Ratner opposing struggle in Korea
parts of the country, the most World Movement Jas arrived from Britain.
Government who. conference's report on gaining point for such things serious being in the large har-Federal
recently visited it. as the admission of Communist | bour of Hamburg.
· Mr Hiehard Edwards ni the China to the United Nations:- There several policemen He was today reported by Mr Grene vald he had not Vehicle Builders' Union, re- "But this is no excuse for the were injured and Blue Tanjug, the offletal news agency, yet formally taken up his new gretted the Government's al-Labour movement to align itself shirted Communist youths were mying here that Yugoslavia post as Staff Officer, Emergency titude in slaying out of The with the reaction forces," he arrested when the Communists had refused to be exploited by Regulation, 0: General Sir talk on the Schuman coal-declared. "American capitalism stoned police as they broke up one Big Power and simul- Harold Briggs" sinif,
sirel pool plan
of Im-u demonstration by 2,000 per-taneously refused to sell her- is the tending party "I am new to this country. 1 He declared that if a united portalism and reaction in the sons-Reuter,
self to another. am at the moment going round European Socialist state was world today."
"I have travelled freely in meeting people and observ-not achieved they would get a DELEGATION TO PEKING
many parts of Yugoslavia, and united European capitalist state
by Impressed
the Lord Strabolg! asked what
Duesseldorf, Oct. 2. European in- | Mr Greene, who was head of with a danger
enthusiasm of the people in the Karl Arnold, dustry becoming a carlo! con-he Party would do to contact
Vice-Chairman factories and the freedom first Japanese ship to arrive the East European Service
Ruhr
state of the "key"* capita-and maintain friendly relations
of American by hure since 1941, called at Los the BBC. has been seconded to
with a delegation from Com- North-thine Westphalia, today discussion and criticism. Angeles harbour
Federation before going te Malayan
for
"If
Yugoslav Govern- munist China which is due 17 | told the German polica that STATE OWNERSHIP
succeeds, as I believe London. It scarred that the they had
their "finest ment Won
will. the standard of living delegation was being left com- Į success" yesterday in thwarting main argument aroso
will rise more rapidly in to Will attempts over nationalisation, some dele-pletely to the Communisie, he Communist youth
in the next few years than Kateg
demonstrations complained that state said.
stage "peace"
the developed countries of West of basic industries
Lord Strabolgl also asked in defiance of bans. And falled bring
More than 1,200 Communists, Europe," Lord Boyd Orr said. improve the Party executives would con-
He added that he had not to ments they had hop for.
vider sendlag a delegation
mostly
members of the blue-
in any war preparation Resolutions
by Peking its soon as possible. sponsored
German shirted Free
Youth cen
Yugoslavia nor heard any talk Mr IIuch Dalton, Chairman Organisation, were arrested *** The Amalgamated Engineering Lake Success, Oct. 3.
Unlon called for a review ot ut the Party's International various parts of West Germany of war-Reuter, bine today pro-high salaries The Soviet
and administra-Committee, said that the Brl-in nilor clashes between the posed an immediate exasellre in
tive expenses. They also de-ish Government was one of police and Blue Shirts yesterday Korea withdrawal of the
manded that at least. hatt
tried the the Arst to recognise Commu- when they
demon- United Nations forces and free members of Management Boards niat China. They would not strate. national elections conducted by
should be elected by the wor be
Special precautions backward in establishing North
Kurcanters. and South
relations | friendly
where quith with the taken in the Rulir area, governments jointly. The cles.
Moving one resolution, Mr Bons would be observed by a Richard Openshaw declared that delegation as coon as they could the Communists are strongest, let's go and),
and Herr Arnold, in his message die), United Nations Committee on in some respects workers were
the police for de) today, thanked Baghdad, Oct. 2.
asked their "exemplary and Communist worse off under state ownership the Party to press the Govern indefatigable eliciency which Ru
attitude and The Iraq Government has Chinit
would be repissented, than before.
yester- opened negotiations with the
Pending election of n perma- Egyptian Government for the
Mr Arthur Dealth, chief of the ment to give economic ald today.
Dalton nent national Kovernment,
plant Transport al General Yugoslavia, Mr ensumption of trunk telephone
Unlon, had
the Executive to shout at both service between Iraq and Egypt, Korea would be run by an "in- Workers'
Government all-Korean Committee above cries of dissent as he told the it was learnt here today,
This service was cut during elected by the font Assembly the engineers, "It is damnet anxious to have de Paicotinion war,
present legislatures of despicable of you to put your friendly relations Communist Northern re-colleagues the Board of slavia.-Neuter. The Arab countries recently the
the Rhee Nasonalised Industries on the Syngman agreed that it was essential to gime and
of open the line through Aqaba, { government the
Southpot." in Jordan-Reuter.
United Press.
replenish food
bunker oll,
It will
and supplies
take aboard 40,000
barrels of oil at Port San Luis, mar San Luis Obispo. The oil
for out
is for Yokohama and will be patic
of the Japanese tindar trading fund.-United Prezzi.
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To n delegate who
By card votes, representing Finland's
2,878,000 members against 1,891,-
000, the conference curtailed dis- cussion1 of the nationalisation resolutions and prevented vola being taken on them,
A FRAUD
any
were
sald and
to
were
About C00 Communists were arrested in North-Rhine West- very } phalin.-Router.
the most with Yugo-
Lazy Poll
Passenger Dies
In Airliner
Loudon, Oct. 2.
A woman died, on board a |British airliner heading for Lon- don from the Jersey Channel Islands today.
Helsinki, Oct. 2. "Sota loungers" made Fin- Mias MA, Phillips was taken land'a Town and County Council when the airliner was 10 The Chairman, a former coal-elections a lazy poll today
mintues out of Jersey. She was "Sofa loungers" is the Finnish dead when taken from the plane. miner, Mr Sam Waison, in 2115
who do not! Reuter. opening address, said that the term for eliizens threat of war would vanish If the ble to vote. Reports from different parts of the country desired showed Communists · honestly pence. But the Communist-in-of the electorate has voted
only 30 to 35 percent pired "Stockholm Peace Peti- tion" was just a fraud,
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the first 24 hours of the elec- tlaris, compared with 45 per-
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in the last elections, in and Sucre. 2. Tricky speech. 3..
4.
"We place our faith in collce cent tive security policy we have 1947.
Records of land transfer trom consistently advocated since
Wintry weather is believed to one generation to another. 1010," be sald, but collective have deferred many people from Yakutak Province. Siberia, security corries responsibility. We cannot preach collective yesterday and continued unill recorded 00 below zero.
the polling, which began at noon whose temperatures have been 6. security and our own complete p.m. tonight.
43.84 mutical miles. 6. It is the disarmament at the same time.” The weather te expected to deduction made of CRECE or The stormies! critic of help the extreme left People's other thige used in packing Labour poller wa Mr Ratner, Democrats, who have the re- | goods, leaving only the
actual He declared that he did not putation of turning out to vole weight of the goods to be paid believe that Western
forces whatever the worthic/-Reuter | for.
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