1949-11-17 — Page 9

PEKING REPUDIATES DELEGATION TO UN Chou En-Lai Message To Carlos Romulo FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Lake Success, November 15.

The Chinese Communist Government today repudiated the Chin- ese Nationalist representatives as the legal delegation of China to the United Nations.

The repudiation was contained in a despatch broadcast in English to North America and picked up by the United States Government's radio mo- nitoring service and made available here.

There was no immediate comment from the United Nations Headquarters. President Carlos Romulo, to whom the repudiation was addressed, was presiding over the session of the General Asssembly at Flushing

Meadows,

The intercepted despatch, as made available by the

ANGLO.U.S.Government monitoring ser-

TALKS ON ATOM

vice, said:

"Peking, November 15. Foreign Minister Chou En-lai today sant the following telegram to the President of the United Nations General Assembly re pudiating the legal status of the London, November 15. A Foreign Office spokesman. F. Tsiang delegation sent by disclosed today that Anglo-the so-called 'Chinese Nationalist American talks cn atomic Government to attend the pre- energy in Washington are ex-eat session of the United Na- pected 'before the end of the year.

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949.

Dr. Tsiang told the Press that not a single official of the "bogus

Government" Communist recognised by the Chinese people

Vas

Long-Term

Plan For UK Armed Forces

· London, “November 15. The Defence Committee of the Cabinet, at a meeting to- night studied proposals" for the long-term reconstruction of the armed forces.

The Prime Minister. Mr- Clement Atties, presided over the Committee, which in- cludes the Service Ministers and the Chiefs of Staff.

Concurrently with the Govy cenment's administrative eco- nomy.

the Chiefs `- campaign, of Staff have been completing * report for the Defence Committee.

One of the main purposes of the report was to indicate how, In the opinion of the Service Chiefs, the efficiency of the forces can be main- tained and improved and at the same time maximum eco- ngries- achieved--Reuter, 1

SINGAPORE RETORT TO AUSTRALIA

AGENDA FIXED FOR COLOMBO CONFERENCE

London November, 15. British Commonwealth representatives met today with the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest. Bevin, They drew up a tentative agenda for their coming. -Ceylon conference to examine the spread of Communism in Asia and discuss a peace. treaty for Japon and recognition of Peking.

The conference, which will be attended by Canada, Cey- lon, India, New Zealand. South Africa, Australia and

COTTON

Pakistan, has been called for TALKS IN

at Colombo in January...

Besides the twin questions of the Far East and Communism in the how to write an early peace treaty with Japan It also will deal with the swift advance of Communism through China and’

and recognition of the Red China government.

Britain has been reported to be in favour of recognitioncripps

in New York, Howard editorial captioned. "Sett-

ing up another Mun

Munich" warced

AMERICA

New York, November 15. British and American cot- ton, industry, representatives will discuss world textile pro- duction and distribution pro-

blems here on November 28.

Announcing this today, the American Cotton Manufactureres'

the United States not to GovernInstitute said no formal agenda

priate

had been drafted yet.

But objects likely to be dis- cussed included world consump

textiles, recent tion of cotton!

and trade tarif. adjustments treaties affecting textiles, effects of currency devaluation and ex- change controls, and Japan's role

the Chinese Communist ment and criticised the British Government for planning 'carly recognition of the Peiping regime The editorial said: "Britain will help its course in this coun- not Singapore, November 15. try by playing both ends against The Progressive Party to the middle on this matter. Next and not a single proclamation by day withdrew in the Legislas e money to prevent com

tive Assembly a Bill, propos-unist agression in Europe ques-in-world cotton goods trade. it had popular approval.

reing to stop immigration to tions are Dr. Tsiang's statement

that the Com- garded as implying

Singapore from some Com Government had not munist

monwealth countries because satisfied the requiremen's for re-

they "preferred to admit cognition by other governments and therefore had no right to try aliens rather than British for a seat in the United Nations subjects, on purely racial

Dr. Tsiang said Chinese grounds." Communist Party began

the

Chinese

Es

as a Mr. C. Tan, leader of the Pro- he Armygressive Party, said that

would raise the question of re- ciprocal treatment in migration

2 Government-sponsored once

up for Immigration Bill comes discussion,

The Bill which had its first reading on October 19, was intend- ed as a retort to the Australian

the "White Australia" policy.

tions General Assembly:

mutiny in the **Carlos Romulo, President of and remains a bard of mutineers. the General Assembly, care of the He said: This is the only Commenting on a report that Secretary General, Trygve Lie, value the world can give to any Washington had decided to make Lake Success, New York Chair- claims of the Communist govem full information on American man Mao Tse-tung of the Cen-ment."United Press.

People's Government of the trai post-war

developments atomic to Eritain and Canada People's Republic of China off- zraHlable the spokesman said that there cially, declared to the world had been a full exchange of in- the proclamation of the forma- formation between the Unitedtion of the Central People's Gov- States, Canada and Britain in the enment of the People's Republic field of atomic eneris.

of China on October 1: Observers here conclude that the exchange of information in the field of atomie, weapons has been more limited.

The

"No Right To Speak”

in

"The liberation war of the Chinese people has now won a decisive nationwide victory. The United States Congress and the McMahon Act, which forbids remnant reactionary Kuomintang the disclosure of military secrets Government is fundamentally to foreign powers, have been the doomed and is no longer quali- the Chinese two factors holding

full fed up 2

to represent

on a more

certain to be asked as

to why Britain is opposing Com- manisma in one part of The world and supporting it in another."

Lessons Of Munich-

The editorial pointed out the Chinese Communists "have shown only contempt for inter- national treaties, international law or eveh ordinarily decent

behaviour.

The imprisonment of Mr An- zus Ward. Amer.

American Consul- in Mukeen, the mistreat- ment of Mr. William Olive, United States Consul in Shanghai, and the insults to Ambassador Leigh- ton J. Stuart in Nanking

ONLY BRITAIN Immigration laws enacted under ample evidence."

HAD FOG

London. November 15. Holland, Denmark. Norway and Sweden reported bright sunny weather today, but thick fog covered Britain.

Overcast skies and high winds over France and were general Switzerland, where rain and snow are forecast during the ner? 24 hours.

but

WELS

..

are

The editorial concluded: "On Mr. Tari said that the inten-such a record any American off- tion of the Progressive Party Bitcal recommending recognition of to stop immigration from that outfit should be inspeaches Commonwealth countries which Britain may be in such desperate did not have reciprocal immigra-straits that they have forgotten the lessons of Munich and another tion laws with Singapore.

brand of totalitarianism. But if we have to fail again let it at least be said that we were not a party to their folly." Associated Fress and United Press. 1

He had agreed to withdraw the Bill after a Government re- quest that all Immigration laws be contained in one comprehen- Live Bill.

"I am not receding in the least from my stand that this country is entitled to reciprocal immigra- tion, Mr. Tan said.-Reuter.

TURKS SEIZE GREEK BOAT

Athens, November 15,

PRESENTS FOR STALIN

three-way exchange so far. people

disclosure of the "On behalf of the Central Soviet atom explosion some ob- People's Government"

With the

of the strrers predict that Washington People's Republic of China, I the may decide

liberal formally interm

you that policy towards Britain and Can- Central People's Government of

in Holland the weather was ada, who both made vital con- the People's Republic of China

clear and mild after a week-end

Prague November 15. tributions in the early days of repudiates the legal status of the

of storms.

Czechoslovakia's Miners Union atomic, research-Reuter

delegation of the so-called .Chi-

Norway had fine

cold

will give Josef Stalin on his 70th nese Nationalist Government at weather with snow plentiful in

the mountains. Hammerfest, Nor- A Turkish naval coastal patrol birthday on December 21 a silver lamp and a mahogany United Nations General Assem-

way's and the world's most vessel seized a Greck fishing boat minick

the Communist bly and holds that it cannot re- northerly town, was almost sumcf the Greek island of Mytilene, present China and has no right to mery.

last night and escocted it to the youth newspaper. "Mlada Fronta" San Francisco, November 15,

re said today. Members

Other Czech workers have People went without overcoats Turkish coast, according to of the Executive speak for the Chinese people in

the United Nations

3 motor promised Stalin organisation. in Copenhagen. Stockholm, after ports reaching here frem Bureau of the World Federation

Chou En-lai, Foreign days of rain which caused the island today. of Trade Unions and the repre. Signed

AnetherGreek fishing boat sports plane, motorcycle, refrige sentatives of several foreign Minister of the Central People's warst floods for 20 years in the

Northern countries arrived in Peking today Republic of China."

province of Ranger was fired on by the Turkish rator, radio, sound film projector

Press patrol, but managed to escape, the and several telescopes.linited Teport added. Reater.

WFTU DELEGATES IN PEKING

tending the present session of the

to attend this week's trade union Mr. Romulo said he had notmanland, had blue skies and sur- conference of Asian and Austra-yet received Chou's telegram. Lasian countries.

Reporting this tonight, Peking Radio said that the delegates who arrived in the Communist capital today included those from the Soviet Union, Iran, Indonesia and India-Reuter.

Tsiang's Reply

The Chinese Chief delegate,

T.. F. Tsiang, said the Kuomin tang Government Is the only one that has the support of the people.

shine-Reuter..

To ALL

the

car,

The international cotton goods trade has not yet fully recovered from the effects of the war, the Institute said. .......

The present volume is only about 75 per cent of the 1939 total.

Sir Raymond Streat. Chairment. of the British Cotton Board, will head the British delegation

Mr. Robert Stevens, Chairman of 3. P. Stevens and Co., will) lead the American delegation,-

Reuter

BOY GUILTY

Los Angeles, November 15. Richard Elliott, 15, who killed his 10-year-old brother with a "men shot after accidentally shooting him in the head while showing him a pistol, has been found guilty of involuntary man- slaughter and placed in the cus tody of his parents.

Richard told the police that after the first shot his young brother was moaning. He added, I just could not stand it so shot him again to end his agony", -Router.

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