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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1948,

United Nations Assembly In Paris Hyderabad

EVATT IS PRESIDENT AFTER CLOSE BALLOT

Paris, September 21.

Delegates of the 58 United Nations in the Palais de Chaillot here today chose for President, the 53-year-old Australian Minister for External Affairs, Dr. Horbert Evatt, after a close run with a rival candidate, Dr. Juan Atilio Bramuglia, Argentine Foreign Minister.

Dr. Evatt won in a second ballot, the first proving in- decisive. This was the first practical decision of the great gathering, which faced a 70-item agendo in its most fateful session since its foundation.

Earlier, the 50 rows of delegates stood in silence for a minute after hearing the Secretary-General, Mr. Trygve Lie, pay tribute to Count Folke Bernadotte and other United Nations officials killed in Palestine.

Mr base and that the asstus- After Dr Evatt's election as sination of the Mediator and President by 31 votes to 20, the

Colonel Assembly chose

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f their privileged position HIN neutral and ILT) - asmed officials" and that he World Jater part before the Assembly definite plums for a sjæcial United Nauons guard "to protect the safety of s representatives

her savereignty which are neces- nry for the organisation and de- fence of peace,"

Way Of Reason "What nation would feel humiliated or' diminished because It defends is liberty in drawingt together with others because it its in lependence and preserves

tei ita security by linking them those of others in common res- pect for law and international morality?

"Is not this the way of reason? along j noi also the way which we are drawn on the evo- tution of human society?

is chairman for ruch of its six entusittees,

M. Paul Henri Spaak (Bel-

"The demands of reality today concord with the call of the ideal. To organke peace is to create an an internation-

gium), proposed by Britain, was alected chairman of the important Political Committee } international law, un by 48 votes against seven for Dr. Oscar Lange (Poland), pro posed by Russie.

The other chairmen

sfected Financial Committee Senar Herman Suatu

Aleyn bad i were: Economic and

The British, Tussinti delestations 80+1

Mnlik

(Lebontan)

al low. which your organisation has the means to make respected, "Peace in a great act of con. fidence and of

Τα boldness.

firmness. зворово

Jewish Tanks' Night Attack

Amman, Beptember 21. ~Two Jewish tanks attacked Jerusalem's Jaffa Gate jest night but Arab fire forced them

Arah to withdraw, sources here claimed today, Big explosions were heard in the area of the new gate and 1Wo

others on Mount Zion, although, detalls, were not Known, it was stated,

Jewish forces mortared Mount Zion and -attacked with grenades, mines and email arms fire.

The only

anjero..

Suez Catial Board

London, September 21.

It is learned that the British

Government will object to the Egyptian proposal that the Suez Cann! Board should include 40 per cent of Egyptian subjects to [conform with the new Egyptian

company law,

British quarters belleve that the French Government will iso jobject. The question is at present (being considered, by British ex. perts in International law and it Arab casualty was an eris still unknown whether Britain qular, the reporta" added:

Jamal Bey Husseini, the Deputy Chairman Arat Higher. Executive, flew - to Baghdad today to diecuje with the Iraqi Government the question, of setting up A Palestine Arab Government. Reuter.

the

Drastic Effect Of Manila Order

centre of the brightly-ht auditor- (*ru/ Chiles, Social Commutter tinn, Taiing the Presidential plot-Dr. Chorles Docth, whoch was hung with the {Trustreship, Committee Nasrollah thusins all the Tatth which cause they are within flags of all commfries represented, Entusom (Iron). Administrative exalted us and the insted Nationet sighi and Abetary Committee. M

All love phabetiratly

wete aliovuleri

al-

Dr. Jon Auto, Bramuddin. An

Mitres ter gentine Finega temporary Pre-atent of the A

ת ויאיויי

! the key note when he fla

with the surdsent you to peace. Men must understand that we cannot gu on living along history's fate- ful progression from war to war,

world must be united to con

Manila, September 22. Mandia eily oficials tony that 90 per cent of achieve it, we must have much sumatert

the city's night clubs. daning much patience, much

schools, cabarets and other re. creotion places would be..Forced achieve

victory of

to clone or move on September peace, we must have all the en- 30 under 60' exerullve order. 1,000 when we were Bght-metres of churches. schools, inspitals or other public milie!-

Burs within As- the General

200 metres me work under the also affected. The Assembly then adjourned sembly must until torporrow indeling without sense of urgency, President Aurlot

Mayor Mariel de in Fuente "Misunderstandings in-

•lecting the Vice-Presidents of jacker:

has sent out the first closing obsimacies tighten Creuse, the % romunítlers

un, nollees. A number of Appeals negotiations lag. treaties halust the order is expected. abeyance, and solutions, once out

Walgrens (Canada). Dostał Committees Dr. Ratio Alfaro (Panma).

President Auriol

President Auriol, of France. told the General Assembly

front, de a spart of soildarity, ali | leggates:

reme resort, un tie fount hopes,

AIN

the

of their

Ruarantors

ing."

ings. Sense Of Urgency

Saying that

tion

of reach, inust recede further and The city's lurgest hotels- further into the distance, while Miniin Hotel and Avenue Hotel

also affected. — United speeches become more bitter andare

continues.

| Presse. the moldetze questions that world look to you as their sup-trust increase between the pea-

"The proples of the with anxiety we watch mis-;

whose blood in the times of

as neutral and unarmed trusting officials representing their Honger ad international justice. Friends Sealed

the whole United Nations in the effort to President Auriol concluded with bring peace to Palestine." morrow without fear for then assurance that France would she has, without hanging back, in the Assembly' fusk of building "up real, just, confident peace.

buy come up for solatium.

All entrapes dours to the hall wore Risadeni by scarlet-conted French troops, with drawn sabres.

Sharing A Table

The Bettish and Russian clr- legates shared the

Some green table nem the front of the flour, the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, sitting at the end, and the Soviet Deploy Foreign

Musister. Mr. Andres Vyskesky. At the other.

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| security

"Millions of human beings, who want to be able to think of to-

country, for their children, the

| Ilyen, their goods, are illed with

anxiety lest this

precinus chance of peace is

is lost."

President Auriol added that commonsense prople are ask. Ing: if true that all na tions want, peace, if it is true that all governments consider war to be ghastly and absurd, what then hinders the building of peace?'*

These people usk, he said, "would not a small part of the resources and the virtues put forth in war suffice to assure for ja long time politicul and reons- mic co-operation between the nations?

Material Strength

contr ribute

"If you achieve such peace," he said, "you will not only feel you have done your duty, you will be heaped with the joyous blessings of the mothers and children of the world."

Dr. Juan Bromuglia (Argen- tine), opening the General Al- sembly, said that they did not want any nation of the world to be excluded from the United Nations. There could be chosen and no outcasts.

Work In Peace

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He said: "Humanity needs to work in peace. That is what all the peoples of the earth want, even those who might seem most

He listed Ave, other United Nations officials killed in Pales- tiae-three French, one Ameri- Norwegian-and even who were wounded:

can

and оne

"The death of these two brave and honourable men must de- mand full satisfaction from those who were responsible." salt,

Dir. Lig

"It raise again and mora urgently than ever before the question of what the United Nations shall do to make car-

Looting

Secunderabad, September 21,

today Hyderabad City police disclosed that three Hindus were killed Inte yesterday when a police. patrol red lalo a group of lon- tera raiding. Mostum shops, here.

The police sold scattered joot- ing

the continued throughout city, but no other deaths were

reparted.

Meanwhile, Major-General, J. N, Chaudbury, Military Governor, set September 26 as the deadline for turning in all civillos arms. More than 10,000 pleces were re- ported to have been surrendered up to this morning,

Clut

Keven

It was anounced more Briskn lenders webm arrested, while the Razakar chief, Syed Kùsiņi Ravi, was believed held in Delhi-United Press.

Czechs Want

Papanek Extradited

'will reject the proposal outright— ON grands that 194 purely Egyption: Inw can overrule the company's existing. · statuex-or whether the British Governines1 will try to persuade the Egyptian Government to withdraw thir proposal, taking the mniter-it necessary-later to the Hague asked France to extradite International Court, it seeins thal Jan Papanek, Czechoslovakin's Britain tends to resist thsformer United Nations repre- Egyptian proposal to the utmost. {sentative, accused Of 201- ~Reuter.

bezzling $145.000 from official and Red Cross funds.

Refugees In Eire

Prague, September 21. The Czech Government

has

Dr.

A warrant has been issued for |his orre-t, Celeka, the Czech news.

agency, sald today.

Dr. Papanek arrived in France A few days ago to attend the United Nations session as a private elfiren. He was a member of the United Nations Committee

tea an Dublin, September 21. budgetary and administrative pro Thirty-seven political refugees | bleres ad contributions, He said! from behind the Iron Curtala, before leaving America that th received permission today from General Assembly and appointed him to the posts and only that the Irish Government to remain

lindy could remove him. here for the winter mouths.

Dr. Paganes who uncan- cernedly moved about the balls) of the United Nations in Paris told Reuter Inday: "1 did not think they would sink so low. The accusations against me are baseless and are based on Are

thr same lines on which the pre- cent regime is founded." "If the matter is presented to the General Assembly I shall bu able to prove my ese entirely." --Reuter,

The refugees who orrived the 50-ton alor vessel, Vulu, hope to sail for Canada spring.

an

next

One refuges sold: "We trying to get in Canuda because we were too near Stolin."

The 31 món in the group said they wantel jobs during their stay here.-United Press.

Simple Ceremony Held At Swedish Airport

Stockholm, September 21.

| The Body of Count Folke Bernadotte arrived tonight at Bromma Airport, where a simple ceremony was witnessed by thousands of Stockholm citizens.

tain, as far as Is humanly The hangar was decorated with flowers and the

sible, that'

its representatives will enjoy a maximum amount of protection In the future while performing their duties in area of physical danger. "This

Krave incident would seem to muke, it evident.to every- body that the United Nations in in certain circumstances cannot de- the

floor covered with spruce. Boy Scouts and uni. formed Red Cross personnel with banners form- ed double lines from the hangar to the landing ground,

wrapped

in

tho nadotte's sucressor as UN media-

tor, amived by

Prince

another plane.-

Bending earnestly towards the dangerously warlike,

When the two planes arrived. General Lundstrom, Count Ber-

coffing 50 rows

"That is what we maintain thetr of delegates in

rica, and it plush theatre thairs, President America...

is, especially,pend on the local authorities for Swedish colours, was carried to a Auriol dbcinred: "Pence today, what my country maintains In the safety of its representatives, hearse. Waiting at the airport United Press, depends on your strength-that this constant urge to emphasise and consequently must be pre-were the Count's father,

on your material strength as that, however many may bepared to ensure their safety by Oscar, hin two sisters Elsu and envianged in the United Nations striving towards war, there may Instruments of its own....There Maria, his brother. Carl, Princess Charler and which recent events

is yet exist a a world of peace.

are no words to express our hox-Sibylla and representatives of the demand should be built up as "Men must understand that we or that he (Count Bernadotte) Government and the Swedish Red

our connot quickly

living along the should have been compelled by Cross. ON moral strength, which should he lines of history's fateful progres to pay with his life for the gut-bers of the Royalty and elicits. the reckless acts of desperadoes The hearse, followed by mem- *... SUN AND WIND sure do wreck a man's exalted by the memory of your slon from war to war.

of rights, which are proclaimed by ant services which he perform- drove slowly directly to the Ber- the grandeur of your all peoples, have shaped progressed on behalf of the United Na-nadoite

In Stockholm, and have been the stabilising factions, the world and the people where a

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"Your greatest Justification, and the profoundest reason for our confidence in you, is thai, In a world where the life and well being of every man, of every nation, is linked to that of all men and of all nations, where the callapse of one paint spreads over the globe, vital questions for humanity can only be solvent on the level of the United Nn- tions.

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"E call upon you to reflect. I call you to

Let um not peace. waste a single instant in our desire to ensure that this. Gen. aral Astambly ahull be res membered as the meeting of understanding and of universal friendship. Let it be a symbol of union and not of disunity. Such unison will be of greater value' for peace if it is Inform. ed by virtue."

He then declared the third re- gular session of the General “As

embly open.

"International law alone can ature true Independence, true berty, and the true security of mations, because international memories of Count Bernadotte, law makes the individual's in- Colonel Serot and other servants dependence, liberty and secur- of the United Nations who lost Ity the inalienable possession of their lives in Palestine.

After the opening speeches, the Assembly paid tribute.

to the

ali.

Opon Defiance

"That is why France has The Secretary-General, solemnly declared in the foremost Trygve Lie, told the

Dr.

Assembly

place in her constitution that that Count Bernadotte and Col- *under-réserve of reciprocity, she | onel Serol were killed "in open la ready to cede the Hmitations to defonce of their privileged post-I

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