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BRITAIN ASKS FOR ASSURANCES FROM RUSSIAN DELEGATE "Little Johnny" should get into step SEVEN-NATION DRAFT

Lake Success, October 12.

itain today asked the Russian foreign ministr, Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, for an assurance that his proposal for now Big Power discussions on peace and security means the Soviet Union would drop the obstruc- tions that characterised the previous meetings of the Council of Foreign Ministers..

he British Minister of State, Mr. Kenneth Younger, speaking in the main Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, declar- ed:

We have had four-power meetings...on matters of the ance, notably on the German and Austrian treaties. these meetings, try os we may, none of us have been step with young Johnny.

We are therefore entitled to i Mr. Vyshinsky when he sub- to give us some

ground for believing

evitable

from

Mr. Vyshinsky has objected to

Western the

resotution on grounds that it would under mine the Security Council and would "explode and crush the Charter from top to bottom."

In a counter-move he proposesi a Big Five meeting under Arliefs

Be

e is going to handle the tations which be now

clifferently osed ose which have gone before.100 of the Charter which en- lese are genuine, and in the powers anjar Powers to consult ht of our past experience, together for joint action on

which latif of the United Nations. He misgivings

demanded also that steps are bound to feel and on

speeded up to establish hich we have a right to be

manent international police force. assured"

Me. Younger said:

What th Mr. Younger made extensive use present proposals un, is not to the story of "Johnny" whose try to remove powers or duties:

whole from the Security Council, other complained his

any atoon was out of step but kim, is impossible to point "We have not given

hope provision which has aneh effect 1111

Nor even if Johnny at

will not

have put them forward."

Seven-nation plan

Mr. Younger was speaking on The resolution

United of the States, Britain and five other countries which proposes that all United Nations members armark a part of their national armed forces for use by the veto- ess General Assembly against aggressors when the Security Councit is paralysed by a veto.

will of tuitions."

Shameful page

pr-

Bels

que

greatest import- Throughout all able to get into

on

፡፡ war-torn

Stalin interview

For the third consecutive day the 1036 Interview between Roy W. Howard of Scripps. Howard newspapers and Gene- rallesimo Josef Stalin WRE

debate. brought into

recalled Costa du Rela

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 109077

U.S. SUSPENDS ALL ENTRY VISAS

Washington, October 12.

The State nounced today it hins suspended Vishs issued to tot foreigners overseas, except Displaced Per-

Department out-

Sons.

would not cause

up with som”

und

no

DISCOVERY AT MARGATE

·Oly, yes, I sec

Conservatives hear attacks on Gov't;

Eden sounds warning

London, October 12,

Mr. Julian Amery, son of a former Secretary of State for India, declared that the British Labour Government had made a mockery of solf-government and have issued an open in- vitation to Communism by giving advanced constitutions to poor and backward countries. Addressing 4,000 delegates at the Conservative

tu

Party's annual conference, which opened at Blackpool today, Mr. Amery asked the con- ference to reaffirm their faith "in the grand design of raising dependent colonies through the years to full partnership in the Common- wealth."

in

the

of

The conference passed a co- solution calling for military co- operation of Britain, the Com-

Western monwealtir,

Europe and the United State, approv- ing armed action in Korea and rapping the Government for taking over the steel industry In the middle of its arme pro. gramme.

The action is intended to give oficials time to study more fully the McCarran Is at stake is not one modifics-

anti-Communist tion of rules of procedure butlaw and to came a basic revision of the Charter.

workable regulations. These resolutions are designed

Many foreigners arriving at to crush the four dation

American ports have been hell which the

UN 20 a whole had

up or barred from entering the been erected." While the Political Committer ountry. The low bars the entry

of Communists and Fascists. giving continual its debate on

The congestion at ports of en- treth to the Assembly, the 18-

Thousands of Economie

Social try is increasing. and

expected to be af- member

pro-persons are Counelf began work on

fected by the State Department's Bomme of relief for Korea

$70.-order. Travel plans throughout tu cost estimated

the world will be snarled by the 000,000 to $80,000,000.

Baranovsky was followed by sudden order.

The State Department said Bolivia's Adolfo Costa du Rels.

But economic and social de- ¡in Britain as a reservo force, the States diplomatic The Soviet sent was occupied by United

wire needed as

other is to be sent to Germany. Andrei Vyshinsky's deputy, consular officials will re-examine Velopment

Mr. Eden said the dispatch of well as good administration. Jacob Malik. Costa du immediately. enses of persons

one more division to the con- fully and wholeheartedly whose visas have been suspend-he said,

The conference

tinent is not enough and ought to unanimously re-cd.

be Inercased. do the proposals transfer to supported the seven experience |

a resolution "viewing A State Department annosee adopted

"It is

troops stationed there actly change his step," Mr. General Assembly any of the solution, saying that

bas shown that the Assembly's ment bunger sald in another re-special functions or the Security

interim committee was not ably said: "Except as otherwise with grave alarm the continued

provided, non-immigrant visas unrest and declining standards of that can best give confidence to have the countries which may the ordered administration to full its task mainly because will not be revalklated if rence to Mr. Vyshinsky. "nt Council, ast he may modify it enough "What they do is to give ex-

countries bearer is or was a member of, or

Colonial Empire" and called on to face the first shock of hostili- the absence of certain enable us to march along pression and more coherem: form

made its work sterile.

aflinted with, a Communist, the Party to exert every effort ties," he said. the powers and duties which

restore the thout treading on each other's to

Regarding the velo in the Se Nazi or Fascist party, or any sec-

confidence

Resolution pässed were always hvailable to the

du Reksion, branch, subsidiary, amitate Colonial people in Britain's will We will now look forward with General Assembly and its memurity Council, Costa itlaus

Hisberg over and above the power stated. "By acting negatively and or subdivision of such party, in to fulfil her Imperial mission."

wel- The resolution further being absent the Soviet Union any country" hopefulness

given 10

unfriendliness has encountered

advances towards self- boration of his proposals. And, and duties expressly

10 the

This will bar most people from comed Security the meantime, we ask him to the Charter

Now Communist Yugoslavia, but the government within the Empire in the Security Council. We are Council....

trying to Ink again about ours; and to

What stacs

the Soviet Union State Department still had

when basic requirements for self- and if he cannot meet them inore substitute for the old jungle law

That we remain status decision on whether it would bar government are, Julilled" arly in the spirit in which a low based upon the collective propose?

supporters of the Governments at there was no breach of any trust.

other such Spain or

Govern-Finally, it called for infettered

mutual economic ments where

prin- democratic

co-operation in the whole Commonwealth to

The delegates also sought ciples are scarce,

However officials expressed the achieve the social and economic formulas to stem Communism' In informal opinion that the action development upon which progress this country, to solve the pro- self-government must blems of high and rising living the suspension towards

costs and to lure trade union votes of either the exchange of persons depend.

into the Tory fold.. with Germany Adolfo programme

The Council of that other Governments, or,

Eden meart-

approved a Anthony

Conservative saying a Stalin had told Howard that Displaced Persons programme. while, warned Britain today to solution

use avery Visas to Displaced Rusela had no inter.tion of in-

rearm with all speed and vigor, Government would terfering in other countries. were not cancelled because they for fear that the Russland may legitimate means to combat Comi- He added. "Now we are in have already been screened for miscalculate Western strength munism. 1950 and what has happened?" any past nmilation with totalitar- and Idunch a war.

A motion urging new laws to in mavements.

Addressing the Conference, the suppress Communism was with- former Foreign--Secretary said drawn after serveral delegates Shipping Co.'s advised

only State Department instructions Britain's Labour Government has argued suppression would.

re- make martyrs of persecuted Com- slow in visas been dungerously the auspension of

munists and drive them under- went out during the night to building its arms. United

Mr. Eden forecast that 1951 ground-Reuter and Associated and Staten diplomatic consular representatives through-must inevitably be a very eri-Press. out the world. They were in-tical year.

of war, he danger structed to advinė“ all shipping

to "les more in 11 miscalculation and alrling companies not bring

United than in a wicked calculation" by persona to the States unless they have visas Russia,

"Personally, I do not believe Issued on Thursday or later. Representatives of foreign Gov- there is any nation in the modern The chief Mexican delegate, ernments or delegates to inter-world that will be to rash as to a polity of open Padilla, spoke next pledging national organisations such as the embark upon Mexico's support for the joint United Nations will not be af-aggression once it is convinced of

fected by the order.

the strength, readiness and re- The biggest organised party of red "The objects of

He

Both the Italian and the Ger-solution of the forces arrayed war brides and families over to visit Britain, they Included, 89 proposal fully corresponded to,

nspirations of Mexico.... We the actions

man Governments have protested against it." Mr. Eden said. under being taken

To convince any aggressors, he children and six husbands. Most have wished to liberate our of the new law.

suld

the Western

democracies of the wives plan to spend about ganisations from the slavery of Detailed Government plans for have to build up their defensive six months in Britain. Router.

speed and vigor, the veto."

enforcing the McCarran law, ori-strength with all The Byclo-Russian Foreign Minister. Kuzma Kusclev, way ginally expected early last week, not to make war, but to negotiate

peace, from strength. the next speaker,

He repeated have still not been completed.

Mr. Eden urge expansion of Some sources said the Justice Baranovsky's argument against

and Department and the State Do- the British Army, to which the the seven-power

Two charged that they aim at reduc-

duc-partment are talking about grad- Government planned to add three ing the power the

of Securitying supporters of totalitarianism, new divisions next year. Council which he described 05 so that

persons classed as mere of those divisions are to be kept the liner Commission cabled its de- Government of all Korch." devoted aubstantial

aut

United States. All higher security law when part of his on to General MacArthur, Members of the

Qucon Mary, docked here today. Commission long

on Delassifications would be barred. address to an attack on

American Immigration officials Those detained were is giving him the go-aheadre Australia, Chile, the Nether-Rels, saying that the Bolivian has

They included 14 establish civil rule in the lands, Pakistan, the Philippines, learned by phonographs records detained 32 passengers, including Italians:

Romo.-United Thailand and Turkey-Associat-ot Dr. Goebbels his anti-Soviet the Italian orchestral conductor, musicians from ed Press.

provocations."-United Press. Victor de Sabata, under the new Press and Reuter.

Mr. Baranovsky of Ukraine sald, "Take the case of Korea. This is a shameful page in the history of the United Nations when the United Nations was used to cover up aggres- zlon. Yet in the

of opirion

gave some people this action new hope for the future. What

Rhee's authority not to extend to North Korea

Lake Success, October 12. he United Nations Commission on Korea today limited the authority of the Syngman Rhee government to South Korea and empowered General Douglas MacArthur to set up United Nations civil rule ia North Korea.

Dn

He-cited the Soviet Union's attack

Finland. "Eastern Europe and Baitle countries one by one were nibbled away and swallowed," and called attention

developments

to

ת!

in and Poland: Ife declared that Mr. Vyshinsky "went, to Bucharest and in two hours changed the government of Rumania. But he says that the Soviet

government does not interfere in the listernal affairs of nther nations."

Luis

The

for

und the

Persons

he Commission unanimously approved at a closed meeting on Australian proposal to exclude the Rhee regime from areas beyond the 38th Parallel until nation-wide elections can be held. This will have the effect of putting Mr. Rhee before the Korean voters again. immediately after the vote, fled, independent and democratie the main guardian of peace. He followers" could be admitted to

erated Northern areas. Under the Australian proposal, acers representing various no- onal armies fighting under the V. colours will be associated

th the civil administration. Informed circles said the main rpose of the Australian pro- sal was to preserve freedom of tion for the Commission

in

prthern Korea until the elec- bts are held. The seven mem

Commission will start operati

+

in Korea as soon as the mill-

situation permits,

The Commission's- action como the Russians delayed UN Eco- mic and Social. Council-debates Korean relief and rehabilita- an by a surprise

attempt to at Ned China. "Australia's · proposal to

Rhee Government.len- förarily out of-North Korea re- fected the views of some. Ul felegations that resistance in the orth will soften it the Koreons offered a chance ultimately establish a broader based Gov

But

mention is responsible The Commission

the Generaly, Asaembly: es/not have to submit its mea- (De) to the takembly for: Rñal proval. It is full authority Firepresent the UN "in" bringing bout the establishment of a ursi»

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His the

Eden's warning

Mr.

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