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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1947.

FIRST RED CRITICISMS OF THE UNITED NATIONS "No Longer Fits Conception"

Moscow, Oct. 12.

The United Nations "no longer fits the conception of its Initiators in the years of the great strug- gle of the peoples against Fascism; it is not what it was when established at San Francls- co,"

"the Soviet Communist newspaper Pravda said today In a despatch from its correspon- dent at Lake Success.

"It is well known that the overwhelming majority of the organisation's members are dependent on the United States and are forced to adapt their foreign policy to Washington's demands," the despatch said.

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Pravda added: "It should Comintern announcement be remembered that those who week, and the "bourgeois press are attempting to convert this in the United States especially. organisation inter United and in Britain, France, Turkey. Stater

overlook CITAC

Australia and Franco Spain, bade thing: they forget that has printed fulminating their every step within the provocative comments since the United Nations is watched by announcement." a commentator nations of the world, who keep in Pravda said. Beuter. a strict tally of the violations

interna of the principles of

tional cooperation and sooner or later will call the violators to account.'

Emphasis is given to state- ments titat the world is being divided into two cumps by a stream of articles in the Soviet přes attacking United States

imperialist plans" in all parts: of the world,

Attlee Attacked

Giving Away U.S. Time?

New Orleans, Oct. 13. Senator McMahon (Demaerat, Connecticut) said last night that spending American billans to A new offensive has been aid Europe might "conceivably Inwebed against Right Wing | Socialists such as Mr. Clement Attlee, Mr. Ernest Bevin, and A Leon Blum.

Increase the danger of a quicker attack" on the United States with atomic bombs

"If we and it essential for our

safety to bar the shipment

The Soviet man in the street

From this country of essential sincerely hopes that the efforts materials," MeMahon said, "it la of his lenders with ultimately only sensible to agree not to ship result in the establishment of the same kir of articles east of asure, well-founded pence and the iron curtain." the desire for peace is stressed in all the resolutions now be ing passed, the newspaper ent-

Saying that "We undoubtedly must consider the advisability of imposing an ecanomie Blockade

to match the fron curtain," Mc

Ex.

tinuect.

Mahon added, "We shipped oll Pravda added: "One of the and scrap metal to the Japs and Indian delegates recently had got it back with interest to protest at the obvious dis-plosively compounded.

At Jenst however, the argument could be crimination against Indians."

He pointed out that about made that we followed a course

“Provocative"

and time was

P.W'S WANT This Train

Applies

PAY FOR HARDSHIPS

nil

Memphis, Des. 12.` Prisoners of war from arctions of the United States mri here today and word animously to demand that they be paid for the hardships suffer- ed while confined behind the barbed wire "of German Japoncie prison compr.

Specifically They advocated. Irgislation

owarding

and

former

prisoners of awar U,5$7.50 a day for rack day's internment-disus ciated Prost,

DUCHESS WED

The

Own Brakes

London, Oct, 12.

A "driverless" train rushing through the English country- alde at nearly 100 miles per hour automatically obeyed » normal warning signal today; applied. Its own brakes and halted safely in 1,500 yards.

It was making a test run be

London to tween Reading and demonstrate the Intest In proof safety devices.

tool.

Talks On Marshall Aid Plan

May Be Reconvened

Washington, Oct. 12.

The United States. Government is to investigate the possibility of reconvening the 16-nation European Conference on the Marshall plan. Discussione with Sir Oliver Franks, of Britain, and other members of the Parls Confer. ence Executive Committee, will begin here tomorrow.

The aim of the United States move would be to get Euro- pean approval of the inevitable changes that will have to be made in the original Paris re- port before submitting United States aid plans to Congress.

were:

quar-

British Reds Back

Comintern

London, Oct. 12.

con.

European diplomatic

The Executive Committee of ters here did not appear en- the Communist Party of Great thusiastic about the sugges Britain in a statement issued to- The new system can be fitted tion.

day about the conference of the to any existing railway track in

Authoritative United States nine European Communist par-1 Britain or similar systems over-

sources, however, pointed out ties, expressed "full agreement sens and its universal application

the alternatives with the call for the strengthen- throughout Britain is expected tonight that

ing of the forces of peace, and] soon. Seville, Oct. 12.

1. Submitting the original democracy in the India is already officially "con- Duchess of Mantam,

struggle sidering the adoption of the de Paris report to Congreas, with against the plans of American heiress to Spain's most noble vice. The Indian rallways could the United States Government's Imperialism for the political and titles, was married at a high cosily be adapted to the new concriticisms and suggested alter-economic enslavement of noon ceremony in Seville'a antrol at a relatively low cost, itations-which was not gener-| Europe", clent cathedral to erles of stated.

The Committee was confident "Long Live the little Duchess,” Britain's Great Western Ball.ly thought a good method.

of the 2-Agreeing on alterations{ "that the greater unity and The 21-year-old blonde Du- why Company-ploncer

new device is applying it to with the Franks Misalon with strength which the democratle chess with an upturned nose, about 4,000 locomotiven over its out submitting them to a gen peoples in Europe will have as only daughter of Spain's tore network of 9,000 miles of trackeral vote of all the nations con- a result of the nine-party most Grandee, the Duke of at a cost of about 460.000.-Reu.cerned. This WA8 also conference will greatly assist the Alba, was joined in wedlock to ter.

sidered unsatisfactory and struggle of the British people the fourth son of the Duke of

liable to produce critteism from to find a constructive solution of Sotomayor, Luia Martinez De

NO CLOSER Individual countries.

the grave problems now, facing Irujo

Dr. Y Artacoz.

Don

Sir Oliver Franks, chairman them and to resist attempts to Marceline Liozaga, Archbishop The four power commission

of the European Economic Co- lower their standard and 10 of Valencia and spiritual leader draw up an Austrian pence treaty operation Committee, arrived reduce Britain to a position of of the Salesian Order, of which formally ended its deliberation to Washington last week to be political and economie depen- the Duchess is the patroness, day, no closer 10 Ogreement than available for inquiries on the idence on the United States olerated at the ceremony when it convened five months and 16-nation report prepared by America. United Press.

85 meeting agn-Associated Press.

the Paris Conference.

nh this aim, the Com- The Paris Conference mot munist Party will intensity s last July, and on Sept. 22 it campaign to rally the Labour sent Mr. George Marshall, Movement

and democratic United States Secretary of opinion for the reorganisation of State, ita report on European the Government so that production requirements and Ministera

responsible for future plans for European present dianetrous poaltion are economic recovery.-Reuter.

removed and their places taken by representatives of the pro- gresalve, sections of the Labour! Movement plodged to the people

Vienna, De: 12.

America To Reject Korea Proposal

Washington, Oct. 12 Authoritative quarters today said that the United States would reject in a note to the Soviet Union Russia's demand that both side with- draw their forces from Korea by the end of the year and leave the Koreans to set up a Gov- ernment without Allied help.

Soviet Picks On Belgium

Moscow, Oct. 12.

en-

A Tass message from Brus- sela today alleged that "scoreн pon Indian citizens sought em-we bought time,

of sensible appensement because

of Soviet citizens" had been ar- ployment in the United Nations the thing we then most needed.

rested by the Belgian authori The United States was ex-stituent Assembly to hammer ties and confined to the machinery bart only eight or

Petit "To permit the shipment of pected to Inform the Soviet out 11 constitution for free Chateau Prison for nine were taken on. And not machines and instruments essen- that since the Korean question | Koren,

"refusing one of them were taken on the tial to the manufacture of Riomie had been placed on the United

cumpulsory labour in the mines The British concurred entire beyond the limit of their staff of the Trusteeship depart bombs east of the iron curtain

the United 1y la the proposed United durance." ment dealing with questions of would be to give away time. Nations agenda,

Associated Press.

States was unable to agree to States resolution but the Chi- The non-self-governing territories.

agency quoted reports any bilateral negotiations for newe wanted the United Nu- that some of these "prisanezs," Pravda continuet.

troop withdrawals.

tions in addition to supervise who had gone to Belgium from U.S. CLAIMS IN

troop withdrawals and elections the Anglo-United States Zone of It was likely that the United | and, to exercise A period of Germany, recently mutinied and) HONG KONG

States would include informa- trusteeship over Korea.

"protested against the intention tion on the specific resolution The United States will re- cf the Belgian zuthorities to Washington, Oct. 12.

on-Korea-which-its-intends-in-Ject the idea of putting this in send them back to Germany." The State Department

troducing in the United Naits resolution, telling the Chi- It attacked the Belgians for been informed that American natione Political and Security nese it is up to the United Na- these "disgraceful actions" and Lionals deprived of identifienble Committee.

tions now to decide what it went said that they should expedite property in Hong Kong during This resolution calls for the od to do about Korea. United, the repatriation of the Russians.

a United Nations Press. the Japanese occupation

may creation of register claims with the Hong Commission to oversee the Kong Government for the

withdrawal of Soviet and Ame- covery of auch

and property.-As-rican troops from Korea

supervise elections for the Con-

"Representatives of the Slav peoples fare no better."

"All in all, the general picture which the Communist press in the Soviet Union has printed for its readers in the past week suggests that panic, alarm and| confusion are prevailing in the capitalist imperialistic circles of the West.

"The camps of the enemies

of democracy," following the Hociated Press.

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"Struggle Resulting

In Elimination”

New York, Oct. 13.

Senator Claude Pepper, Democrat, Florida, today deplored the growing conflict between East

and West.

He said It might result in a "struggle to the death when both of the two fighting for the mastery of utterly disappear the world shall from the face of the world.”

He blamed in part for the sittia-

"cartellst lawyers and cartellst tion ininded men known in earlier days to give their blessings to Nazion," and who are high in the nation's councils in International affairs."

"Indeed, one auch man has been decisive in important United States decisions," Pepper said,. Fle” did not;

elaborato.

In a speech at a ceremonial dinger for him, given by the American Slav Congress, Pepper declared that thin world-divided conflict of today growing warre, not better,

"Sides are being chosen amongst all the nations and the peoples of the world. Each system is building

■ wall' of 'protection around helf that is away from one world. Neither peace not prosperity can _endure•"this_division,”—Associated

Press,

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