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Romulo Elected

UN President

Flushing Meadow, September 20. General Carlos Romulo of the Philippines was alect- ed President of the fourth regular session of the United Nations General Assembly when it opened here today. General Romulo was elected President with 53 votes" against five. One vote was invalid reliably believed to be Yugoslavia, who appears to be maintaining a neutral attitude towards East and West.

ISRAEL WARNING TO UN

1

The five votes against General Romulo were cast by the Soviet group, who voted solidly for M. Vladimir Clementis, the Czecho- slovak Foreign Minister.

"the

More Than Zoo Priests Arrested

Prague, September 20. The latest wave of arresta

of Roman Catholic priests and Kuns

in Czechoslovakia brings the number of prieste under arrest to more than 200,

Informed Church source estimated today.

was

No oficial comment available on these figures,

The Government does net usually announce

of AFTEILS priests until they have been sentenced for their alleged

offences-Associated Press.

ILSE KOCK TO

ACHESON MAY MAKE APPROACH TO REDS

New York, September 20.

Expectations of an invitation to Russia to join in a

new effort to settle East-West tension were voic- ed here today on the occasion of the meeting of the 1949 session of the United Nations. The invitation, it was said, might be extended by the United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, who` is to be an early speaker in the general debate that is to follow the election of office bearers.

Experienced observers said that, confident that the United Nations the co-operative statement read { 'is—as the head of the Soviet Gov-

crnment, by the Soviet Foreign Minister,

Stalin, has said-s M. Andrei Vyshinsky, on his ar serious instrument for the main- rival yesterday and the presence tenance of peace and international of leading policy-making states- security. men of the world constituted the the

most favourable omen for BE TRIED

Bamberg, Bavaria, September 20.

dise Kock, former "Mistress of Buchenwald," is to be tried for

General Romulo said after his election that he hoped this session would earn the title of Peace Assembly."

"The danger of a new Flushing. September 20, .Israel warned today that it which overshadowed would never give up Jerusalem, berations in Paris a year ago, has morder by a 12-man German jury but promised to help in the re-really abuted." he said. settlement of Arab refugees from the Holy Land war.

our

wal, ocli-

Mr. Lester Pearson, the Cana- dian Minister for External Affairs, was elected Chairman of the Political Committee.

Mr. Aubrey Eoan, permanent Israeli delegate to the United sald in a statement. Nations, made concurrently

Mr. Pearson was elected with with the

for Dr. opening of the General Assembly: 49 votes against five

Hofmeister of Czecho "The delegation of Israel en-Adolf ters the new session of the Gen-slovakia, one for Luxemboury's

eral Assembly with many Foreign

arduous tasks before it. It wil make clear that Israel can neve. be separated from Jerusalem nor will Jerusalem ever cease to be part of Israel.

Bainister, Dr. Joseph Buck, and three abstentions.

Senor Herman Santa Cruz, the head of the Chilean delegation,

became Chairman of the Econo mic Comunittee with 51 votes, The religious interests of the

five for the Byelo- United Nations in Jerusalem inst

Russian Foreign

Minister, Mr. which we fully respect, neither uma V, Kisley, one each for justify nor require the slightest Dr. Charles Malik (Lebanon) intrusion into the city's political | and He.

The delegation will pursue its efforts to emphasise the para- mount duty of the Arab states to help resetile refugees who

international

the

Senhor de, Freitas-Valle (Brazil), and one abstention.

Senor Carlos Stolk, of Vene- zuela, was unanimously elected Chairman of the Social Com→

Herr

AS-

were uprooted and dispersed by mitte vernod Lanzung, of Den- the action of those very states. Į There is already sign of some mark, was elected Charman

the Trusteeship Committee with progress towards

seven for the 50 votes, against recognition of Arab responsibility. Ukrainian Foreign Minister, M.

"Yet Ismel-must-be vigilant Manunisky. lest efforts be renewed to im

ફં the The session pose the chief weight of this

sembly opened under the tem problem

In upon itself solution of general international-porary Presidency of Mr. Nar- Australian Am- man Makin, problems, Israel will follow the

bassador to the United States principles which lie at the foundation of its foreign policy absence cf Dr. Herbert Evatt, the Mr. Makin was acting in the. The World Typewriter Co. search for common ground be- Australian Minister for External tween the conflicting powers, ad- vance of subject peoples toward independence and delence 0 fundamental human

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Affairs, who sent a message say- ing that he could not attend.

The Foreign Ministers of the United

States, Britain, Soviet Russia and France attended.

Tense Moment

UK-

In the delegates lounge before the session, the Soviet-Foreign Minister, M. Andrel Vyshinsky. was surrounded by the Polish, Czech, Byelo-Russian and rainan delegates when M. Ed- ward

Kardelj, the Yugoslav Foreign Minister, came in, ac- companied by the Yugoslav Am- bassador.

Prague, September 20. The murder of a Communist said to have been co-operating with the police in an investiga- Without even glancing at the tion directed at the Catholic Soviet group, the Yugoslav dele- Church was reported today from Gates, with stony faces, marched bloravia.

straight by and went into

The news came through Churchmeeting hall sources from the district

the

M. Vyshinsky glanced in their

Valassky Meserice, in North direction and said something to M Vladimir Clementis, the

-Eastern Moravia.

The Church's unofficial but au- Czechoslovak Foreign

both They

thoritative Information

Service

also reported that parishioners shoulders

both

Minister

sbrigged

their

Greece,

M. Alexis Kyrou, of

at the village of Kelga, near was elected the Chairman of the Valassky Meserice, had "rescued" Administrative and Budgetary

a Churchman who had been ar-

resied by the police.

The murdered man's name was given as Valicer. He was found

Committee by 49 votes.

M. Manfred Eachs, of Poland, was elected Chairman of the Legal Committee by an unanimous

in a forest with two shots through vote.

His head after he had been sus- The seven Vice-Presidents pected, according to the Church's elected by the Assembly were: reports, of helping two plain- France 151 votes), the United clothes policemen to look for States (51 votes), the United secret radio transmitter that Kingdom (51 votes), China (49 they

thought was hidden in the votes), Brazil (42 votes), Fakis- forest

tan (42 votes). The incident was said to have securred after the police had ar- rested the local priest, Father Mixula-Reuter.

TRAVEL BODIES CONFERENCE

The President of the Assembly, the six Chairmen of Committees, and the seren Vice-Presidents comprise the Steering Committee which decides upon the allocation of items on the Assembly's agenda.

In the election of Vice-Pre- sidents, Egypt received 10 votes and India four. Eighteen other were listed in the ballot, among them Yugoslavia, Travel Organisations today began who received two votes.

The

Luxembourg, September 20. The annual Conference of theuntries International Union of Official

Chairman adjourned the

a thorough examination of how Assembly until tomorrow. Reu-

to eliminate passport, currency, ter.

customs and other restrictions

hindering tourist travel.

The Conference, which will last AP MAN'S DEATH

five days, is attended by about 70

delegates and observers from

national travel · organisations or

Santa Monica, California, September 20.

Robbin Coons, wartime BizTES- Government departments of coun-) pondent for the Associated Press tries in Europe, Asia, Africa, in the Pacific, died today of д North and South America and heart ailment. He was 44—As-

· Australia.-Reuter?

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at Augsburg, probably in Novem- bre, the German Prosecutor. Dr. Ernst Jaromast, announced here j.today.

He said that the trial was fixed after his recent two-menths trip to the United States, where he gathered "overwhelming evidence from former inmates of the Nazi concentration camp.

Ilse Koch now serving a

is four-year prison term at Land- sberg Prison following her con- viction by a Military Government Court at Dachau inhaman treatment of concentration camp prisoners.

She

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's good humour

meeting of the

of the United Nations: The general mood was deș. cribed as more hopeful than at any time during the last two years.

M. Vyshinsky's gave rise to favourable reactions delegates. among other

other prominent some of whom reciprocated with cheerful expression

of optimism optimism Noted for his uncommunica– tiveness in the past, M. Vyshinsky had read into the microphone the following statement on his arrival:

"We are here on American soll and I want first of all to convey greetings to the people of America.

"There can be no doubt that the General Assembly will be able to solve successfully the important tasks it faces, pro- vided that members display A alricare desire to co-operate with each other and act in accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter."

The Russian-Yugoslav question was not likely to come up in the General Assembly debate. One- trary to previous expectations. some observers said,

China's Status

The fact that China yesterday

8

MR. ACHESON

ing into account the credit she has of $21,832 from assets of the for- mer League of Nations, China still has to pay for 1949 a balance of $1,475.188.

Whether or not there was any significance in China's making this juncture, her payment at same observers connected it with the speculation that Russia might challenge Nationalist China's sta~. tus in the United Nations.

paid in a cheque for $1,000,000 as the first instalment of China's 1949 contribution to the United Desire For Co-operation Nations

ions was remarked upon be commentators who said that this "The Soviet delegation has come for the fourth session of the Gene- was the first time China had paid ral Assembly with a firm desire to part payment. They said that in make its contribution to the the past China had paid her con- strengthening of the United Na-tribution at the end of the year, ¦ other said that if it was raised it tions.

China's total assessment for ↑ would be overwhelmingly defeat- The Soviet delegation feels 1949 amounts to $2,379,020. Tak- ed.-Reuter.

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