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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947.

Russia Warns Against "There Was Tampering With Veto No Crime"

Lake Success, Aug. 27.

Russia warned bluntly today that a "hotheaded" attempt to tamper with the Big Five veto power could wreck the United Nations, The Soviet representative, Andrei Gromyko, de- livered the warning in the Security Council as the small-nation delegates renewed their as- United States launched out at Russia's fre- quent use of that privilege.

Television

Under

sault on the big powers' privilege and the Water

With the big powers rendy to fight together against any

attempt at read

atering the Charter's veto provision, the Council produced a preview of the fail-blown veto debate n'nted to explode next month in the 55-uation General Assembly

Washington, Aug. 27.

Perts, Aug. 24. The French police after than 100 monthe. invent. vations of the mystery of 17 patients deaths by pols011- Ing at the Women's Hospital Macon, declared today, rit "there was no crime,”

Police Commissioner Bot. con, in charge of the investi. nations, sald "I am now max- ing a full report on the tn. quiry. The supposition that a series of murdera has been carried out by a sadist is no longer entertained."---Reuter,

PAKISTAN TO JOIN FEC?

Consuls To Meet On Java Problem

Batavia, Aug. 27.

All the foreign Consuls In Batavia are to meet to- morrow to discuss plans for supervising the "cease-fire" order in Indonesia in accordance with the decision of the United Nations Secur- ity Council.

The Chinese Consul, Mr. Tsing Chia Tsung, will

fly back for the meeting from Indonesian Re- publican territory, where he was today in- specting the condition of Chinese refugees and discussing with Republican leaders the safoty of Chinese nationals.

The

Inter. from General

Indonesia, in

Soedirman, the Republican Com. nstructing leaders of the Republi

Palestine

Solution

Clash

Mr. Gromyko declared: "Some, branded the American proposuis

The Navy revealed to- hotheads have tried to arrive as an apparent attempt to tam- at modification or liquidation of par with the veto and advised day what is believed to

A Dutch communique today Security Council to "do be the first successful the veto. These attempts wil the

announced that total Dutch cosum. continue, but they shall not pre- nothing" about the veto ques demonstration of televi

tles since the start of "police nil if we want to continue the tion.

sion

159 killed, 412 underwater con-

action" were Australia's Stand United Nations and work for

ducted in Bikini Lagoon,

wounded, and 18 missing. continuance and strengthening

communique reported more fight- of the organization within its D. Australia's Willum Hudg The naval announcement sald

ing near Batavia, in Central and Ron, leader in the ever-present a television camera was lowered framework.

East Jaya, and la Sumatra, of the small

nations 160 feet to the deck of the sub-

Washington. Aug. 26. fight

The Dutch forces have Diplomatie Agurees today against the special power of the marine Apogon which was sunk big countries, said that the bit by the atom bomb test.

aid the Far Eastern Commerpted an order least get to powers must at

Natural Hght was used in the sion probably would consider at

mander-in-Chiet gether on ways to modify the August 22 experiment but the ts mixt meeting on September

Geneva, Aug. 27. diving lights 1 the question of whether Pakis. use of the veto if they refuse Navy Bald that

can forces to guarantee better The 11 members of the changes in the could be used when necessary. tan should be admit.ed to mem- 1o allow any

treatment for the Chinese United Nations Special Charter's voting procedure. Deep sen divers who had in bushin in the policy-making view of international repercus.

6. Poland applauded the spected the Apogon snld the body ter dapun,

Committee on Palestine, ajons." United States for opposing any television screen approximated} The sources said the matter

The тероп sail the order who met in private here change in the veto and, as the in charity what they saw in the bad rome particularly perti-

striety forbade the spreading of today are understood Polish delegate Julius Katz- lagoon's floor.

nent herause of the question of

could "Brouse 1. The Council President. Suchy put it, for "leaving the The Navy said it was possible | whether Pakistan as well on Inmutual distrust".

disagree over the solu- Mr. Faris el Khoury of Syrin, cheers of laties" knitting circles to develop 'n system whereby n slia should be represented nt Earlier, the Republican Govern. tion of the Palestine pro- said that if the Council thought and boys' clubs, where the ques- | television" enmera can be lower the daranese poñer conference. Iment had announced

the death blem. it could do anything about the tion of the veto is not lakened to deptha far beyond what a which is expected in convene penalty for anyone robbing Chin- velo issue, it might suggest eriously."

Ritom... inan can penetrate in a diver's hute sometime this that the Big Five remsunce their Russia, which used One Veto] suit.-United Press.

United Press, special voting privilege in 1x of the 20 times it has been everything but actual cases in-invoked in the Security Coun volving Threats to peace, vil, was the prime large, of the breaches of peace or acts of age anti-veto tirade and, as at last Kression.

year's Assemby session, prin-

The Fight

The fight began with these developments:

2. The American deputy de-¦cipal defender of Big Five pri-| legate, Herschel Juhnson, while vileges

Hatly opposing any alternative | "On this quatön of veto we to the velo, accused Russin of must not remain in the elquds,” dashing hopes that the biel said Mr. Gromyko. "We must powers would refrain from us come back

arth. United ing the veto to Impede the work Press.

of the Council.

Mr. Johnson then intro-

duced a series of 15 American proposals for clarifying Securi-?

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Leghorn, Aug. 27.

"Queen Elizabeth" Passengers Searched

Southampton, Aug. 27.

The new currency restriction subjected million- aires and film stars to Customs searches before

the Queen Elizabeth sailed for New York to- day, but Hollywood producer Irving Asher had a comeback.

Customs officials

The Scripps-Howned communist, ty Counci! procedures and Robert Ruark, teefilled today in a minating

procedural-and-a-half-hour private meet. operations from the range of ing in Maj-Gen Im Wyeth's in from him on the grounds that British shipbui'der, with just

veto power

varione

20 vestigation of the administration | jof Lt-Gen don . H. Lee's Medi-

4. Mr. Gromyko scoffed alterranean the Syrlan Baggestion anul! Press,

1.

United,

Call for PHILIP MORRIS

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more

than

by

which reports

est.

"In

to

Three delegates, those of India, truq and Yugoslavin, want federal system dividing Palestine into six cantans, while the remain. ing eight are understood to favour the division of the country into

(A Nanking message today said That Dr. George Yeh, the Chin. se Vlee-Minirter of Foreign Af. fairs, announced today that the Chinese Government was sill In sisting on the complete cessation semi-independent states.

At today's meeting-jhe first a first step informin meeting for more than a the solution of the Dutch Indone-work--the enmunittee reviewed the sion dispute.)-Reuter.

Luf hostillies as

No Precedent In History

London, Aug, 28.

in

governors

Ipapers submitted by the working

parties t up to work out solution of the Palestine situation. No vote was taken.

According to the federal system, Palestine would be divided int Jewish 1. six cantons-three three Arab-having a central gov. ernment en linea similar to that. of Switzerlan

The three Jewish divisions

eastern

part of

lifted 48 Sir Wilfrid Ayre, leading

Governors from all Britain's woull be the 545 in his pocket. told friends entenial and mandated territories Galilee, the western part of cen about a million dollars of ship-in Africa will meet in London trai Palestine, and the eastern ping vaders while he was being November to arrange for the big-

gest colonial convention the part of the Negeb.-Router. searched.

"One order for the Argentine Empire's history next year.

The projected convention will be state fleet now building in Bri-

attended colonial by tain must be worth about and members of local legislative 500,000," he said to unimpress-enuncils and will include ed Customs men.

peans as well as Africans, Rita Hayworth, returning

Colonist Ofier spokesmen said from her European tour, waited wilt shape the innomic, norint until ther Customs men-also and political future of the African, unimpressex-found her fin-frontiment for the next 100 years, I will have no precedent in ances in order.

Imperial history, Auenclated

could be taken from Britain one person.

With a glance at his wife, ex-film star Laura La Plante, Asher defiuntly unrulled a huge portrait of Winston Churchill ux said: "You can't take this from me. This face representa just what I think of the cour- age of the British people, what. ever their difficulties."

Asher kept the portrait. Sixty Customs men-almost

the entire port staff and Hix Other passengers who passed Press, times the normal number through a seven-minute looking

searched passengers for ater-over were Nortnan Hartnell,

Bag funds exceeding £5.

99 Excuse For

Gestapo Men

Hamburg, Aug. 26.

and

A plea that the 18 Gerta

SS roen, accused here o!

the

murder of 50 Allied Air Force

who will design Princess Eliza

Euro-

AUSTRIAN PEACE

beth's wedding gown, and Leonard Lord, chairmon and TREATY TALKS managing director of the Aus-

tin Motor Company, who hopes

Vienna, Aug. 26.

b. discus

to sell US$15,000,000 worth of The Inter-Allied Commission on Englis cars for the export the Austrian peace treaty market in the next year-Unit-completed its technical, sions regarding German the Austrian news agency ported today.

el Press.

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Nail In Brain Decision

Fort Logan, Colorado, Aug. 27.

Virgil Gomez, 27, of Cerro, New Mexico, was still hesistant today about authorising an operation te remove a two-inch und from his -kull hammered, between the hemispheres of his brain by his kesnese captors after the fall of the Philippines,

The surgeons informed Gomez

fnf the seriousnow of such surverg end of the dancers nee:mpanying me an operation.

h

times, whose right arm and

leg are daily giving him more i arsets,ble and who is having increas

reing

headaches, discussed inperation with his wife Isabel and members of his family, ather and Danube shipping, insurance However, they maintained the de companies and industrial concerns lion was his to make-United

agency reported.-Reuter. were already disposed of, the Press,

The questions of olifields, banks

Moscow, Aug. 27. The newspapers toxiny claim- officers, who attempled a mass encape from Stalag Luft 1,ed a new record in in March, 1944, acted on good jumps by LLCol. Vasili Roman- faith in the legality of Hitler's yuk, by a leap of 13,100 metres. order" was made by the de- The papers reported the tem- fence today.

perature at the jumping altitude Dr. Meyer Labastille, the de- was ndnus 72 degrees and that fence counsel, In his final ad- his fur clothes were immediately dress to the court, said: "Jus-covered by a coat of frost when tice must not capitulate to the the plane door was opened. desire for revenge," and clafın-} According the press reports Chinese black market operator, is ed that the crime against the Romanyak took 21 minutes British officers had been atoned

by the death of the responsibie

, Kaltenbrunner and Goer-

in Reuter.

REDS FIRE ON

U.S. BOATS

Houston, Texas, Aug. 26.

descend.-United Press.

Shanghal, Aug. 29. The United States army court martial of TS Thomas Malloy of Chicago with the murder in con. nection with the slaying

of a

to scheduled to open today,-Asso.

elated Press.

Atomic Control Plan: U.S. Acceptance

Lake Success, Aug. 27.

John Ben Shepperd, National The United States announced today unqualified

President of the Junior Cham-

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acceptance of the United Nations plan to sub- ject atomic energy facilities and activities of all nations to strict supervision and manage- ment by a projected world atomic control au- thority.

the

The United States became the] Commission. Russia was He said: "For years boats first government to accept the only country whose experts did traded with both whores land proposals as laid down in the not participate. some crews have members of plan devised by experts of 11 their families on the other of the 12 nations on the Unit- ed Nations Atomic Energy side."-United Press.

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The deputy American dele- gate, Frederick Osborn, said the principles and rules laid down by the exporta represent "efcative the only hope for security" in the atomic age.

Osborn enld there was a wide gulf between the concept of in- ternational atomic. control defined in the working pupers and the concept, of national atomic development in which the international omle au- thority would serve only as an inspector to look for violators. This second concept, he im- plied, is the one favoured by Russia while most of the other nations of the 12-nailon com misslon endorse the former.

Osborne said, "In the mind; of the American delegation. this gulf marks the Uifference between effective security on ong hand and extension of-na- tional rivalries in the atomia feld' on the other."-United Press.

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