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London, December 6, Lord Beaverbrook's Em- pire-minded Sunday Ex-

Nations today of making its first move to pluck the Bri- tish Empire to pieces, and urged Britain to withdraw from the U.N.

London, December S..

The Froe World Labour Conference, meeting hore, ended its seven days' session, today without having taken, the expected formal decision: to create a new frada union. Intørnational The new organisation, will not come into existence until next Wednesday because of several dif- ferences of opinion at today's session. During a discussion of the proposed Constitution for the International, Signor new Giullo Pastore, of the General of Italian Confederation Labour, sought to have В clause inserted to insure the maximum facilitles for world's non-sell-emigration of workers from governing peoples. It was done over-populated countries.

pite a last intule speech by

The United Nations Assembly on Friday beat down the British

opposition and adopted 10 trea-

sures designect to throw Nor light on the

Mr. Hector McNeil, the British Minister of State, in which he

JR.declared that Britain would not

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be bound by any UN decision on such matter

He said Britain cannot accept International interference with nny reas how under the British fag.

Mr. J. H. Oldenbrock, of Hol- innd, speaking for the Prepara. tory Committee, said that such a Inrge Issue should have been rated earlier The italian pro- posal was lost by 21 votes to 52.

Among those voting for Signor Pastore's Amendment were the members of the French Christian the Trade Workers Union and

the American representatives of Congress of dustrial Organisa- tione,

headed by Mr. Waiter Heuther.

In le patteria), the Sun- diny Express

the United | ** sald Nations had votes to install It- nelf as saper-government our cykondal possessions

In

"The Jackals are leaping on the (British) Hon because they think he mangy." the

Haid. paper "It is time to show them there In life, vigou and a good roat in him t

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"There to unly reply we can make. That is to get out of the United Nations lock, stock and barrel A union of the nations of the world for peace and the advancement of mankind is the highest of ideals | Hut to the present state of men's minds the Irated Nations crazy.

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dangereus ansdifattions Truly we have come to a pilt- able state when we have Day- tans, Russinus. Mexicans, and a variety of Asiatics elalining the ability to shape men's lives more wisely than we ent

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RED "BARBARITY" IN GERMANY

Bambag. December 5 An 80-year-old German Farmer Was

shot dead by Fast zone Huards on the British-Sovit frune lies He was in the earner of one of his own Belds, verONS which the houndary cuts to a depth ou ly sufficient to take his body.

Reporting the incident, the British Frontier Control Inspec torate added. "The Russions later refused to allow him to be buried in the British zone. This is only one of many barbaric incidents and it is felt that more publicity should be given, not only in Ger- many but throughout the world to such condzet". Associated Press,

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Several delegations wanted to the amend the composition of Executive Board provided by the new Constituflan.

W BA The Lebanese delegation

the anxious to guarantee that Near Eastern countries should be representedi. The Mauritius delegation wanted two seats in steal of une for Africo, and the Falinas proposed Ave seats In- stend of four for Europe.

Mr

Application From Belgium

Oldenbrock saki bigger representation could be Riven whra affiliated organisations in- Creased their membership strength.

Signor Eurico Parr, of the Italian Federation cf Labour, aought ve seats instead of four for the European movements in order to ald them in thair struggle against Communism.

None of these compositions had been voted on nor had the draft Constitution bern

when accepted the

to- Conference adjourned nigh!.

The

discussion uf the Constitution and the voting will now take place early on Wednes- day inmediately before the open- ink of the fest Congress of the ing of the THCAR

Confederation.

During the decussion, Way nnnounced by the Credentials requested the Conference of representative of the Belgian Christian Trade Union, representing 650,000 mem-

the Chairman that Committee had the admission to

bera.

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This was the first intimation that any of the excluded Christ- ian unions had decided to attend the Conference following the belated Invitations approved the Conference last week,

amendments

than 150

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More had been proposed to the draft Constitution. The agreed docu- ment provides:

The Constitution provides for the establishment of special re- gional machinery on a continenta or other suitable basis.

Affiliation fees

Con- to the federation will be 3 annually per 1,000 membara for organisa- tions with up to 5,000,000 mem- bers and £2 for 1.000 members for additional membership over 5,000,000,

The President of the Cun- federation and Reven Vice-Presi dents will be elected by the Executive Board and the General Secretary will be elected by the Congress. Reuter,

Foreign

Shirley Gets Hør Divorce

-Hollywood, December 8. Shirley Tempis, aged 21. today; won a divorce in 30 minutes, 2

told the Judge. Tho, antress told

that her actor husband, Jehn Ager, hugged and klased an other woman in her presence and went out with other girla while she was expecting baby.

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Wearing a ohio gray sult and miserablh expros- elon, Bhirley, told, the judga that her husband's motions ware elakening. Pross.

United

OBJECTION TO BONN AGREEMENT

Dusseldorf, December 6. Dr. Kurt Schumacher, West German Socialist leader, said here today that his Party would declare the Bonn Agreement as uncon- stitutional unless ft WES

majority.

Property In ratified by a Parliamentary

Indonesia

Dr.

Batavia, December 6.

Sjafruddin Prawirane- gara. Republican Vice-Premier for Sumatra, today promised foreign owners of businesses and properties In Indonesia that their properties would be protected after the transfer of sovereignty from the Dutch to the Indonesians at the end of December,

Dr. Prawiranegara, who led the underground Republican em- ergency government when the Dutch occupied Indonesia Inst year, invited proprietors of for- vign holdings in Republican ter- ritory to visit their properties and begin planning their reliabil

itation.

Addressing a large crowd at a Social Democratic Party meeting. Dr. Schumacher said that the ap- proach between the Federal Gov- ernment and certain capitalis! countries of Europe was not a re conciliation between nations but the conversion of Western Europe into a joint stock company.

He blamed the Federal Govern- ment for trying to eliminate the

influence of Parliament and to rule more or less dictatorially after experiencing that it could stand up the Opposition on a Parliamentary bnals.

not

Turning to Communist allega- tions that his Party was depen- dent upon certain foreign poliu- clans, Dr. Schumacher declared that no foreign personalities had ever tried to gain influence on him or his Party.

Referring to the Saar problem, Dr. Schumacher said that the Saar was a part of Germany and thus could not have its own de- legates in the European Council.

He said the Republie is prepar- rd to render all assistance to maintain law and order and in- sure the personal safety of man- agers, estate managers and other-Reuter. foreign proprietors.

He called attention, however,

to new labour standards adopted

Ottawa, December 5. The House of Commons today [!] pro- at the Hague conference which he unanimously passed a

penalties and must be carried out.--United | viding stiff gaol

to: publishers of crime comics and sex literature-United Press,

Fress.

Plight Of Trade Union Leaders

In Manchuria

London, December 8. Mr. Liang Yung-chang of the Chinese National Federation of labour charged today that free trade union leaders In Manchuria Isad either disappeared or had been kidnapped by the Com- munists

Ir}

ence

Co-

"Workers, in China have tried

way lo every possible operate with the government to defeat the Communists,"

he told the Free World Labour Conferr

"Russian here.

Occupation of Manchuria has brought unemploy ment and misery to workers was have been exploited."

Mr. Liang, who insisted

his speech despite o stem admonishment by the con- ference chairman for exceedin his time, finally was persunded by TUC amelal to leave the rus- trum.

The new International shall be Cun- the International galled Tederation of Free Trade Unions.

There shall be a

Congress finishing meeting every two years.

The new International shall be composed of delegates of offiliat ed national centres and individual trade unions.

Executive Board

These Congresses shall seek to secure the widest pussible mea- sures of agreement rather than decisions by a simple majority Between Congresses A General Council which shall be elected from all amituted organisations on a membership basis, will deat with the business of the Inter- national.

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Mr. Percy Bengough of the La- bour Congress of Canada said his organisation was taking steps to eliminate Communists from 11: ranks.--United Press.

THREE HINTS TO BERLINERS

Berlin, December 5.

The East German News Agency. Loday issued and later withdrew hints to Berliners on what to do

on Stalin's 70th birthday December 21.

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"Hang out flage, decorate streets and attend lectures and exhibitions which will help you become acquainted with the life and work of the Generalissimo," It advised.

will elect The Congress Executive Board of 19 members, Europe and North Amerien each nominating four, Asla and the Middle East nominating three, Britain and Latin America each nominating two and Afries, Aus- and New Zealand and the Indles each nominating one. The Executive Board will meet at least twice a year

4 year and shal! elect from among its members a

"Document your lasting friend- sub-committee of Hoven to be ship for the Soviet Union by consulted when urgent or im- making this a true holiday," the porlant questions must be deal!|| Agency sald.-—-Reuter, with between its meetings.

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