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Overnight almost the Unit-

new

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By O.H. Brandon

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to preserve the integrity of the territory South of the

38ti

Parallel will become very settle offeint says very few persou

and no one seems to expect, thali

taxes in Hong

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ed Nations, took on a mearing. Only, a while ngo. it was looking for someone, call lew the American Slatest stances account for the unpre-american forces, will be uple to dodge persunat to rescue it from the para- one carried their flags together cedented speed with, which the leave Keren alter they have Kong..

tons The

of thinusands of pushed the Communist back to me now cars vire, of course, yain caused by the Soviet with the US, flags into battle.

ained by mainly hoycott.

people who really help for their za-round soliciting Indigent families.

True, the US. carries almost the entire burden of what is warn coyly chiled a "nollen Action," but it is doubtful whetlier with out the backing of the United Nalitns the U.S. would have gone dís far as it has.

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It

UN was able to act.

very

poor

„Orestone, corresponden Bungested, it zounded Just likes take and Pudney kidding.

..

"N. Koreans running short of You can't say that about the commentators,

Top strateghin arp, convinced very

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In this case, eveit if Ručšia hnd and behind the 38th Parallel, Opinion behind the

which would have been cut Far East trop by Soviet Today, combined, fpreen nro

live called, curtain fighting in Kored in the yàino-ot])

would have adopted the resolu

The Rush strategy, hát been The United Nations and for the There is nothing new. incamion by two-thirds mujurity.

to ph the United States down in purpose of preserving the peace bined and maintaining luw mid order. rations on a grand scale.

military operations The problem to follow the Pacifie

Britch and France are alrends apponed su tie fast and seconit.

The change of American diplo-henelly rgininllied in ilalaya and Dul, it is pointed out, novel miney has leatly, teen radical. 11 Indo-Chino Tho. U.S, has so before has such a milluiry force all happened in 1 hours.

for been drawn together at the direc. Likeway act of leadership, the nexia and the Philippines, t avoided a similar falo hy, Indo, slon of world-wide ortint President's announcement, pro- now li has not embroiled in ane lan of nation for the purpose of duced new, responsibilities faud of, the worst dend-ends in thal

To have a Russian as president never burdens, and preserving pedce.

before la arch.

of the Security Council is not a In Koren there was a UN

Intelligence coming in from at the U.S. faced Soviet aggression

Cominformo af Sovjet Mission which testinet to, the over the world also indicates that in such determined and radical that, the conquest of Western technique, but I suppora. the

committed by the the UN stamp of approval of manner nevorilicles it has Europe continues to be, Russia's North Korean Communists and American military action had brought a sence of relief tron number, one, aim, and that a couldn't resist the opportunity

frustration. nt Lake Success more than two- convinced even people behind th

efforts to involve the Western of putting in a gremlin from the

Kremlin. Since then the quick, collapse Powers in the, Far East. nte thirds of the UN members sup- Iron Curtain that Russia's allega- ported the resolution for Imme on that the South Koreans werof the South Korean forces hun) nothing, but a trap. But willy.

"Hangman electrocuted. date sanctions against the ag- the aggressors is nothing but a come as a shock to Americans. nllly, more, and more. American.

After a lifetime's study of shameless llc.

Even considering their lack of British ard French troops have gressor.

However promptly and effec-armament, reports indicate that to be sent to the Pacific, moro different method, t55. Mt. Trygve Lie, UN Secretary-vely the UN acted in the Korean they had itttle will to resist the and more, arms, glycried there

Arrested teen-ngers, said the General, who only a few days cose. this may not be so feally Communists, little apparent will from Western Europe.

commotion to fight for freedom.

rnised n President

ip Truman now inspector, earlier had been attacked by a repeated elsewhere.

The continuing UN commis A further shocks, has been the facing the difficult, problem of and ho. needed help to get them section of the American Press ad a fellow-traveller for advocating ston in Korea, the proximity of first funsuccessful intervention of how to increase, Anierican means into the detention enge.

But Resident to Com-American the American troopn

world-wide he took them out singularly for then sting of the Chinese come special commitment of the UN in Chinese Nationalists in the Koren which it helped to create, only a question of thine until the will not be able to postpone for -Security Council,

UN forces win the upper hund. very, long radical measures to friction, against the owing to the absence of the Yet after milltary victory the increase, the production of mill- Russian delegate from the Secu- problein of how to reselile the tary weapons and the recruiting

aggression

backed UN netlon hina firmly the absence of: the. Russian velg

North Korean aggressors,

Took calculated risk

Governments like those of India and Sweden who have consistent-

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"Lator

frugan la comident that it is 101 assain American word do their statements

This la Indeed stranger thon

rity Councll-all these circum' shattered South Koreans and howl of larger standing military force! Jainne ordered 10 dash to Heard

Britain's domestic affairs

• There reason,

was probably n sound

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WALK OUT TO WALK IN After staging one walkout after another from meetings of the United Nations orgáni- sations during the past six months and more, Moscow has suddenly climbed down. It has announced that it will return to Lake Success and that, in accordance with the rotation system, the Soviet delegate, Mr. Malik, will take over the post of President of the Security Council as from August 1. It is move typical of Soviet methods of persistent and cynical op portunism. But this time it was not a completely free

The Korean crisis has for af. the last Parliament to be made stratum. This upper stratum ia action, choice.

the time being side-tracked concrete, Take housing and nu alteady closely linked with the Without the UN-and Amer- The original decision to Jean policy makers are fully the interest in the details of tong health, for example. House middle and professional classes,

bullding on a large scale is al May not the result be that tha nwaje

of this it would have domestic politics in England very slow matter, even when lower paid workers, which

obinin such disapproval of Nationalist re. been diffleuit to

So much more dimified; if It left-winger, Mr. Diey need? The abler members of had been one of his Cadillacs, presentation of China had lost overwhelming support. It is also Before it broke out, every government is giving it priorities priver of the tete, wil be de, one of his own coal cars.

will scep its propaganda value with, inrelly a murmur approved Pre-election in the autumn. Now, mieste. By on, yine through his to the casses above. The and

due to the UN that Congress with body was expecting a general That leading

Interested In carrying stale repetition. The quality ident Truman's decisions, though an election may still health and housing programme. privileged will thus be increasing af gratitude in Peking was

Like Mr. Trumon, the UN too happen at almost any time,

17 handicapped in their com a calculated risk, for the possi- over-strained. The

petition with the rest of society, Soviet

bility that Russia will not return it seems possible that it may

The

rather

her alarming prospect absence from the fateful, ses- sion of the Council on Korea was, from the viewpoint both of the Soviet and of the Peo- ple's Government In Peking, a calamity. Moscow's absence made a veto of military sanc- tiona impossible. What

walk out as a demonstration of

is

ly proclaimed their neutrality. In the cold war have come out in Security Council support of

to the General Assembly next be indefinitely postponed By "Windrush"

September is real, and the UN And if the election is held this may thus cease to be a universal year, it may be fought on a organisation.

different basis

than But there was no choice. It had quite become clear to everybody in the could have been foreseen a non-Soviet world that what Mr month ago. rule of Truman called a "return to the

special correspondent

force in international

The Korean crisis, which terk-He is at lånet as much interested affairs" had to be nipped in the ed back the attention of Britain in this as i estany afont,

to foreign, and world problems,

changes

since

"Sidney Francis Cox, 14-year-old. messenger boy who went to work in the West India Docks 38 years ago...."

To, clo

fellow has that, obviously to be in genes.

Canada's richest man killed by

.

CPAL plane arrives, leaves with passengers."

Anything to be. different, I suppose,

opens up of the Inbour world A top secrat despatch case lost divided more rigidly, not less in Detroit was returned by the rigidly, than before.

police within 24 hours..

To narrow the gap between the It was generally agreed that different classes of workers may they had handled the ease with well seem to the more ideallat despatch. add dynamic Labour leaders the

→...

task.

for the next generation. II "He was thrice, rescued from they accept this, the theme ot sinking ships during the Dunkirk great English politics will change onco faduation."

bad spell. become very lively.

more, the decision' to invade bud.. the American public the has also caused the country, to new movement of social revolu-mpre. Domestic politics will again and conquer South Korea UN action means mere than the take, fresh stock of the..

To

tion. without, apparently, the

fact that the United States is not which it has undergone slightest warning to,

Thus British, domestle politics or fighting alone. It sees. for the 1945. The basic fact is that with, Peking, first time in history a federas great social revolution has been people go so far us, to say that have reached a pause. Some Consultation must have infuriated Govern combined army in peace Uime injured through to such an ad-the content of dispute and con

union of nations organising a ment leaders there. It pro- which the UN flog is carried Wing radials are not sure what was supposing that the economie ON KOREA WAR

wing radicals are not sure ways

EHRENBURG

.

voked almost at once a warn- along with the national flags from should be done next. And the crisis does not burst out again in ing from Mao Tse-tung that participating units, and they re-moderates and the right-wingers acute form. They expect that the the affairs of the various

among the socialists want nothing next period will be one without

London, July: 27, countries throughout the pretty certain, that she was so much as time to consolidate uny

very striking..

But Mr Ilya Ehrenburg, well- world should be run by the just as much the occasion for what has already been achieved, even if the above, thehyejet known Russian writer and

This was the fact which be peoples of those countries, the decision to discard this

be correct, and even

Press con- there should Journalist, told fa and the affairs of Asia should exercise in futility and to go discussions of the Labour Party this conclusion does not necessary made by Pandit Nehru, the came apparent at the Dorking be no fresh economia troubles, ference here that the proposals be run by the peoples of Asia back. Some of us had hoped last May. The Party was faced follow. Donestle politics in Eng Indian Prime Minister, to end themselves. In context this that the members of the with the need of explaining to lailid may be in a process of re- the hostilities in Korea were

If why was ostensibly addressed in Security Council would have self

had iL been rejected, forming themselves New issuexcellent. or at particular to

ported

by the States in resentment over sense of realities to put Pek-general election last February. It Taiwan, but it was neverthe-ing in the United Nations in decided that it was because It less a very wide generalisa- the Soviet's despite. After all, was still talking vagely in terms of further social revolution at a tion just as clearly applicable whether we like the People's time when it was imprecise about

One of the most striking feament. tures in the new British society to the Kremlin. It was, in-Government or not, its rule the nature of the further revolu is the contrast between the stan-

dard terpreted with strict logic, a and authority are undeniable, on it desired and when the of plague on both houses.

the United | had the courage and the clear leas Foto - may soon be revealed.

In the

Striking feature

He regretted; int the United States Government had replied to these proponald in a differen manner to the Soviet Govern-

Now we shall have to. wait | country as a whole was turning] Worker Bag of the better paid ask the North Koreans to stop)

Gront

of

were no Soviet soldiers, but iera He added that in Korea. there were Americans and now, British and other nationalities as well- Reuter

Certainly had

Myrtle says maybe mon aren't all perfect, but they're 'the best opposite sex wo've got.

ILFORD

Asked whether the Russtand quld not use theis, influence, to worker ear it was the Security Couter will

carg

fighting, Mr. Ehrenburg said that Ing say, £5 a week or

O less There is, too, a quality of and see what the next Pre- bark towards the right. bitter irony about it because bident of the Security Coun-left-wing programme in, pre latter to the total is still fairly synd, for the Council (noiv

these out Chida or, Russia, which had But what can be the contents happily the percentage

acted illall Korea and only a few days carlier-and-cil is going to do about it. sent conditions?

high The Labour Party, ly the Prime Minister has been stop the fighting rather than a few hours before the It looks like a case of the cat

Russia anxious to do something to narrow Koreans actually crossed the being put among the pigeons. Severe taxation

gap between these two classes 38th Parallel in the march Apart from the question of

But it has found that the

opposi By the on Seoul-Mao Tse-tung had Chinese representation, there

of the more enormousely savere lion

Privileged taxation

Britain, workers is gone out of his way to speak in the

very stubborn.`- extraordinary cir real incomes have:bben. There is a real danger that, with elation and joy" of the cumstance

that a

Power equallised so an extent which 20 after the socialist revolution passage of the agrarian reform which has proclaimed the years ago would have scomed the past t

five years, Great Britain law and to proclaim that "in previous proceedings of the most unlikely. Little more can be may settle down with a new hard ternationally, China must Council illegal," now re for the levelers would be to start ruling class now is the upper done in this way. The next step stratification of the classe The firmly unite with the Soviet turns and takes over the key confiscating capital of the ground section of the workers. They con- Union and all peaceful forces post of the Presidency of the scale. But when the left wint bestial mast of the trade unions throughout the world for her Security Council. We just gan to try out the proposal for and ultimately the Labur Party.

a capital levy, it found the re. Through popular education it great alm...There cannot be don't feel legally-minded at

is now. possible. for all the the slightest Indecision or the moment, and it isn't like ception very tepkt..

Meanwhile it will take years brighter boys and girls in the wavering on this question."ly that the free world will of careful administration for the community to pass from the lower Some of the Party- members have a lot of patience for any results of the socialist legislation strata of workers to the upper and other restive critics of tho | lögül niceties if that proves pro-Kremlin ling, must have to be the Soviets line of ap- licked their lips at what fol- proach. It will be interested lowed, but Chairman Mão solely in whether Moscow must have bitten his,

has decided to go back to re- No person of even limited sume its wrecking tactics.or intelligence can swallow the | in a' genuifio effort to find a pretext that the South peaceful solution of the Koreans began the war mi Korvam problem-acceptable

London; July 27. Ruslan Communists, and their Korea. It whis as hollow as to the United Nations.

The Communist "Daily pretence of championing peace

while preparing for: war, that used by the Japanese The way in which Moscow Worker" apologised today for Tokay wrole several news- when they staged the Mukden turned down the appeal of implying that a Russian atom paper articles, against the Bo- Incident with which it must of the Council and of the spy who deserted to the West viels THA "Worker", suggested that have been almost, Immediately British Ambassador to use its Was an imposter trying to

he wak k'taking with, the alm. of associated in every Chinese, good offices to stop the con- make propaganda against the misleading the driush people, mind, and not least in the list and pull its puppots pack, Soviet Unions

Hi Idwyor HPJ. Milmo, minds of the People's Gaverns does not offer much room for L

sold in the King's, Dench Divis

"Nominally how

ho was a special representative on aviation mat | that after all the Korean particular: "crisia, which may,REA SOUïllatjqh, we//ATAine paljoa. Contra Us imputations were ter accretary to the Soviet Communists, were adopting ipfor Fa change in spiri, without -precisely the same, maltoda iga: thef havo; prompfed a "greed to pay legal costs and Caunell In Berlin, but in fact he

British Red paper makes an apology

'ment. It wam't any soured optimlem. But there are cer-D "Daily Worker" apologised sion:

of comfort, either to reflect tein compulsions in this chura libet action

in in softlément

{off":"liberating?- thur own change, in

country and unifying it that: Walkout to the the Chinese themselves had fod

adopted.

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