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APPEASEMENT CHARGES IN U.N. Test Of Safety

Of

Dr Tsiang Critical Both Britain And France

Lake Success, Nov. 23.

The United Nations Political Com- mittee today decided to refer to the "Little Assembly" Nationalist China's charges of Soviet aggression against China. Voting was 35 in favour with 17 opposing and seven abstaining.

During the debate Britain refuted a charge of "appeasement" brought against her by Dr T. F. Tsiang, the Chinese Nationalist delegate!

Dr Tsiang accused Britain and France of fol- lowing an appeasement policy similar to their stand before World War II "but with much more. serious consequences."

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Chicago, Nov. 23.

The Secretary of Interior, Mr Oscar Chapman, told the Coa- gress of Industrial Organisations today that the cost of" war weapons

since the outbreak of the Korean war and be charged that profiteers threatened to create economic

had

soared

instability through "unpatriotic price increases.

Addressing the 12th National CIO Convention,

Mr John E. Coulson, refuting the "rather suprising" charge of appeasement "so lightly brought by the delegate for China", said that he could not afford to take this too seriously

Bin confident", he said, "that the record of my Govern- ment speaks for itself."

The Committee also approved by 30 to six, with 14 abstentions

in

El Salvador resolution re-

a

Tesolus General

calling on

states to recognise a "hands

off" policy towards China,

The resolution also recom-

РЯНИЯ!

PRINCESS

MARGARET

FOR MALTA

London, Nov. 24.

Princess Margaret will be

mended "faithful compliance leaving England on December

14 for Malta io Join Princess and the Duke of

with treaties which were in force at the time, the Assembly | Elizabeth adopted its resolution in 1949, Edinburgh. the object of which was to en- sure

the territorial integrity of China.

FRENCH-REPLY

bo

The visit is an unofficial one and Princess Margaret will be there for a short while.

Dr Francis Lacoste (France)

Princess Elizabeth will fly for replied to the charge of ap- peasement brought

Dr

her third visit to Malta oa No- by

vember 25, She and her hus- Tsinng against France,

Dr Lacoste said that the vote band are leaving Malta for an visit to Greece op cast by France

of informal in favour the E Salvador

December 3. The Princess will resolution could

vessel, dispatch In the regarded by Dr sail Tstang

as n deserved refuta- Surprise, escorted by the fri tion of the charges which he Kate Magpio, with the Duke of "so facilely and unjustly Edinburgh in command, and

pro- ferred against my county that is no

the destroyer Chieftain. Dr Tsfang had stated

suitable accommodation Britain

for Princess Elizabeth in the and France in the League of Nations had urged the Magpic. dropping of the case against in Manchuria, Japanese action and had ignored the warnings of Mr Simson, the then Ameri- can Secretary of State.

"Today, the voice of Mr John American Foster Dulles, the

delegate, is again being ignor

and France," by Britain Tstong said.

Dr

two in those days practised appeasement towards nations which was not stopped until the Japanese attack on

"These Mr Chapman said the growing steel shortage was "endangering the country's future" and blamed the "short- sighted policies of few men Singapore.

It

There

is expected that the flotilla will pass through the Corinth Canal on December 5, arriving in Phaleron Bay the same evening. They will disem bark on December 11 and tho flotilla will return to Malta by

December 14,--Reuter,

DUKE OFFICIATES

Gibraltar, Nov. 23. The' Duke of Edinburgh opened Gibraltar's Arst Legs- Tative Council on behalf of the who have refused to expand-London and Paris thought day.

"The idea behind it is simple King at a simple ceremony to- because sicol tellitics

they

if there was another war that if "lack confidence in the future

the resources of the world The Duke arrived from Malta of America."

should be mobilised, and con- yesterday afternoon in a Viking Mr Chapman said at the encentrated on the single task of aircraft of the King's Flight of September that since the

saving Wo

Western Europe". Korean war price incrên nës Dr Tslang maintained, "The reacting on available govern same idea is at work today. It ment military appropriations

is unrealistic." had wiped 150 out of 4,500

Talang announced that he

Reuter,

F-86 platics, 110 out of every would withdraw his proposal Archbishop Rejects

1,000 projectiles, 130 out of 1, 000 rockets, 230 out of 1,000 bazookus and 2,300 out of 10,000 rifles,

that a commission of inquiry be appointed to go into his charges against the Soviet Union.

The El Salvadorian resolution was opposed, only by the Soviet

group

of Ove nationa and

Yugoslavia,

**These and many military items needed by our men in Korea were wiped out by price increases before they even had Burmo, India. Indonesia, a chance to reach our fighting Israel, Pakistan, South Africa. Norway, Afghanistan, Denmark, Iran, Liberia, the Netherlands, Sweden and the Yemen abstain- ed. Britain voted for it-Reu- ter,

forces," he said.

He added that leaders

industries, however, were holding the line on prices and stepping up production. sold he hoped fletion could be whipped with the minimum of controls but that it additional! Lestrictionú were necessary, they would be Press, 1

imposed. United Nepal Situation

Sharp Clash In

Tunis

Discussed

Washington, Nov. 23.

Nepal"

An Indian Embassy spokes- mon today said that Mrs Vijaya Indian Tunis, Nov. 23. Lakshmi Pandil, the

"the 'discussed Five strikers were killed and Ambassador,

situation 10 12 injured when police clashed | general with striking farm workers at when she called on Mr George Enfiḍnville, near bere, ester McGhee, the United States As- for Near day, I was disclosed here to sistant Secretary day Nineteen gendarmes word Bantern and South-East Asian wounded.

State Depart- Affaire, The police arrested 80 strik-ment yesterday. ers trying to prevent strike- breakers starting work. The Pendit requested the appoint- one day general strike staged matte with Br McGhee. today is the Tunisian General Embidity spokesman dedined to Workers UkION

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Peace Appeal

Nicosia, Nov. 23. Archbishop Makarios of Cyprus, head of the Greek Church there, today Jected a peace appeal from Patriarcli Alexel of Mos- cow and All-Russia.

re-

Archbishop Makarios re- futed charges against the Western Democracies, say- ing: "The centre of peace- disturbing scilvity and war-provocation is not in the West but elsewhere."

He assured the Patriarch that the Western Democra- oles would not Is the

for

world atom berub conquest or domination

Archbishop Makarios who received his theologi- cal education in the United States, was elected Arch- bishop last month-Keuter.

Release Of

It was, understood that Mrs Nazi Criminals

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Frankfurt, Germany, Nov. 23 The United States Army has ordered the release of 14 con- victed Nazi war criminals from the Landsberg prison, including nine, former guards at the Mauthausen concentration camp, who were serving life sentences,

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French Reinforcement

Battles Through Hills To Relief Of Thanmay

Saigon, Nov. 23.

French reinforcements were tonight battling their way through the mountains of North-Eastern Indo-China to the relief of the Indo-China frontier post of Thanmay, under Communist- led insurgent attack for the past 24 hours.

•

French Air Force planes were bombing and machine-gunning en- circling Vietminh concentrations in the area, which is about 12 miles west of the important port of Moncay.

and coherent policy In Indo-China.”

Quandong, another post a few miles further arm west, was also attacked but was relieved.

About 100 trained and equipped battalions of Vietminh insurgents were tonight reported poised for a new drive down into Indo-China from the Chinese border. -

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It also rejected by: 413 yoten to 100 a motion tabled several lellewing, and pre- bers calling on the Government

Communist Independent

without, delay on to "engage: the diplomatic plane the action and France on jot necessary to stop the hostiilties were Britain

action in ease of.open Chinese in Indo-China."-Reuter. Communist intervention in the war in Indo-China. But he

ald

Elx

soldiers French killed and 10 were wounded in a battle with a guerila band near Phanthiet, in the costern sector of the South Annamese

coast,

had

begun

that

to

made it cleor that unless China Britain

the

sends In troops to Communist-led Viet Minh rebel

forces in Indo-China,

France

A French military spokes man earlier today sald operations send urgent help to the threa-except in arms and equipment, tened post of Thanmay.- Reuter.

And

will not call for outalde help, India Diverge

M. Pleven spoke at the end-

of the two-day full-dress Na- Ional Assembly debate on Indo-China

in

the

STRIKE IN FORCE

Saigon, Nov. 23. Vietminh Communists struck

force on Thursday at a French post only 15: miles from Indo-China'senport of

votc

resistante

and asked for a

On Nepal

London, Nov. 28. expressing

solid parlia mentary support for the Gov-The Commonwealth Relations ernment's Indo-China policy Minister, Mr Patrick: Gordon..

The Premier made, no men-Walker, told Parliament today be remaining French

aus United

bough

DI. India on development in Nepal, long

the frontier between Jean Letourneau, Minister for China and Indo-China A French military.

Moncay in an attempt to smash

ante tion of a possible appeal to the that Britain was consulting with

Tho

spokesman

Nations,

in

t

medi

the Associated States of Indo- India was reported to have said Tanmal, 15 miles west of China, had Indicated. France told Brithin of her intention, not,

tho newly all Moncay, was under violent" might make such appeal to recogning

Communist China pont in trops enthroned Infant Ring Grandra attack,

spokesman said another to bolster the rebels-United of Nepal and that she would m

continuo

the-milled to back post between Tanmhi' and Mon- Fress,

King; Tribhuvana, kadan cay also was raided on Thurs- GAULLIST MOTION LOST day but the attack was re-

Bent said Reporta from

Now pulsed..

this indicted “a atvergeziCO DE The French National Asser-views batw.com India and S... bly tonight rejected by 500 votes tain to 73 a Gaullist motion conllény further."

Tabmal guards the land sp protettes. to "Monmay; the Castern anchor of the few re: maining French border posts along

the main road.

The spokesmati said "French warplanes were strußng” and bombing the attackers

Paris, Nov. 23:

ning "the policy of incoherenOD followed the Government” Go-Godčka-Walkens tila In Indo-China.

The

tioners that affull,cquitias Assembly rejected! by 416 votes to 171 a Communist India and a Halensit, wo motion Calling for inmediato

was learned on: Thursday, ber "of 'the Taking Communists Toumions, with Dr.

The release

Ho Chi

Vietminh leader, in developerate in 19

governinént" attitiksa"!-

Neither the strength of the Tanmal garrison nor the num

Indo-China. was expected on was disclosed United Preem

FRENCH - THEMIKE'S CALL. It rejected. by 478 votes to likely that.

Paria

: 100 B-motion abled by the of Nepal's Premier Rene Pleven canoe ritht wine Republican, Uherty soldiers of in "Thursday" dean aardentent Party calling, on the Govern« the Briti between (lo Unitos: Mitatos, nient to practise of lust -la- Press, **

* others to be released wore, sentenced, in the chất concentration camp case Unit ed Press,

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