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UN NOMINATIONS

AGREED TO WITHOUT DISSENT

Paris, Nev. 7.

The United Nations General Assembly struck

i nate of record here today by electins the chair- mer of in eis committees without dissent.

The session began 30 minutes late while dele- nates sought and reached unanimity on nomina tions.

Law vios. six weld

D

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Maur Moc (Norway), Cenumliice--the vital

which deals with the ourt ons of East-West

Apna

Figueroa Somal and Humani- winian chair- Our Test

United Nations

Mark mic

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M Manfred Lachs

(Poland).

Put the DIV Communist

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win office. Wan Walthayakok

Economic and Committee which

under-developed ¦ monetary pros-

Hene.quez Urana Can Hipubl). Truston. wvirws reports on United Nations ander

ance lege

MTA. St De (Canada), Ad- - the "business" which handles the

, batte

Committer

Budget.

VICE-PRESIDENTS

An ad hoc regional Political Committee is expected to be set ut the main Politica Com- It will nutter's first meeting.

leet town chairman.

Vabing for seven Vice- Presidents to aid Dr Lus Padilla

Nervo (Mexico),

1 Assembly.

President

of

France topped

$4 votes. with

Others chosen to name Vice-

dents were, with the voting!

figures in brackets:

T. Uned

States (51), Br!- Jan 1501, the Sovie: Umuži (45). (42) Yugoslavia (39) and 136).

Sa Magna Cin

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replaced

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Top Yuges avin and ag im to rally get then to buVenezuca and Australia.

b. it was put ik being ht> d[hk»x•

getting an der aving to fulfil to the

his ablity.

Portuguese Looking To Britain

Loudon, Nov. 7. The f'ortuguese prople kill looked to Briain for a lead in world affairs and believed that such a lead

onid come only from Britain's new Prime Mois-

er. Mr Winston Churchill, according to a letter Today's Dally Graphie.

Tae cfter.

sirnid,

In

which way

dactor "British bon. added:

**The interest taken by the toringuese Ju our general election was really remarkable,

"Crowds gathered to ser the results and slate of parties figures were dis- played by the newspaper Diario Notícias.

"The joy over the Cou- servative vletary way ob-

vious." — Renter.

CEYLON'S

BAN ON SCIENTIST

Colomb, Nov 7 Ceylon's immigration authori- ties refused to allow Mr Robert Noel Elstone, 26-year-old Bri- Before ad urning the meeting tish scientist, to jord here 10day nelux 9.30 am. G.M.T. morrow, when he arrived in the liner best Pir der. Padilla Nervo pant & Canton on this way home to Eng-

bue: the French trade union land from Australia 4k M. Len Joubeux, who was warded a Nobel prace prize

Moriar

Then the major went back lo lus own job of the hagg labour

the univading of Bethags from tw troop-trains.

Dist I voyage- he will be responsible | Fonen

entertainments.

Minister

Greets Eva

Eva Peron, wife of the Argentine Chief of State, photographed on her last public appearance before her operation. The occasion was the Loyalty Day celebra- tions, which included a military display and were tele. vised for the first time. Here Senora Peron is being greeted at Government House by Air Minister San Martin AP Picture.

Dominant

Themes

Of Celebrations Red Capital

In Red

Moscow, Nov. 7.

The Soviet Union's newest jet planes, super bombers and massive "land battleships" led one of Russia's most impressive military shows in Red Square today,

Behind the military in a blinding snow-storm came two million civilians, parading with floats and banners to proclaim the Soviet's peace policy and was demand a Big Powers' peace pact and a ban on

atomic warfare.

Mr Elstone Lverpool-burna lecturer in Agricultural Science Mr Jubaux. # me ember of the at Melbourne University,

delcga' on at the

last month refused "shore leave" Ambly, was cherred when in Singapore,

he spoke t "working

fo:

Ai

Mr Elstone prace. yeornings

Singapore, described himself as "Jeft wing but not Communist."

the 700 officers and in rply men were 90 Same-expired

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In Theodore Dreitor's

Nov 7 Mackay posed that

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pre- Two dominant themes vailed over the showing of mili tary might on the 34th anniver- sary of the Bolshevik Bevolu-

AGENDA SUGGESTED

Paris, Nov. 7. Today Ceylon's Immigration tion: Mr Trygve Lie, United Controller, Mr R. L. Arnolda, Nations Secretary-General. to- said that the ban was imposed

the after day suggested

a confidential

report had menda of the ad hoc Committee been received on Elstone. of the General Assembly which

The Immigration Controller de- als WEL the overflow el clined to give detalls but sakl;

"We can refuse permission From the

The items include:

The A Commilles.

the 1. The significance of spreches of Marshal Rodion Y. Malinoviky today and of Vice- Beria last Premier Lavrenti night.

Call For Action On Slavery

"THIRD FORCE"

IN ASIA

Bagdad Nov. 7 Mohammed Mahdi 12.05, leader of Iraq's nationalrt Istiqlal Party. has said that the

Indian Prime Minister. Mir Nehru's statement last week en

the

the Egyptian dispute might bring about the formation of third

in Asia,

that Mohammed Kube said Mr Nehru's warning to Brisin

consequences of ust force and his doubt about th lability of soldiers to solve prob-

tems

weler med by nationalist circles.

Loa the

were

1.

He agreed with the India Prime Minister that the Middle

Eust problems must be toilet responding to the coll staral sentiment

Bir Nehr was ght in any

Bet pananal awakening

117 the

must be terur 1 jas an ablighed fact and any sottlement must he bare onts

Comition, he rald.

No!ru

"We hope that Mr tatement will be the begun. marics

redna growing interest in Arab pa blems," Kiba said

and East

This might bring about the the foramtion of a third foret Asia which we all want to ave to foster world price and safeguard .he security reutrnuity of the Middle nations," he added-Reuter PARIS CONFERENCE

Pas Nv. 5. Abdul Rahme: Azzam Pasha, of the A:56 Standlary-Gearra!

conferred w..b Longus, inday

several Asian-Areb ausgins

o the UN General Assembly.

Info vood

quis d

he

way to revive the 13- A-an-Ata group which was Belive at the Assembly

en New York

nding

were

Sr Egyplina Mohammed e

of India,

Benoga Hof Foreign Minister Salan D.n and

MANON

dicgate

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he first paires of the

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raid source es:d.

would be to try to make sure the

14-nation Assembly's

sterring place the agreed Comme Moroccan quction on the egenda

full deba

France bas vaid it would erck have the issue frown out of

the UN-Associated Press.

GIBRALTAR STRIKE PROPOSAL

Madrid, Nov. 7. Federico Garcia Sanchiz, noted Spanish orator UITO member of the Royal Academy, proposed last night that 12,000 Spanish workers employed at the Gibraltur strike against British possession of the fortreRY hy refusing to work there.

He also called on Spain to sending footstuffs in a of strike which type to face the threat of strong called on the UN today stop

to take strong action against would bankrupt Gibraltar and American war-mongers. They

Lo Political

Libya The annual report of the United Natioris Commis-

in the

soners in Libya and the annual administering present United Nations Geveral reports of the

he's regretta Judet

Assembly.

auna of

the

powers in Libya.

3.-The

appropriate adjust- ment of the frontiers between Italian with special

China 15 at present represent- in the United Nations by representatives of the Nation-Egypt and the former

ilst regime now Formosa.

Colony of Libya

The Sovic: Forrig: Minster.referance to a certain paragraph

Mr Andrei Vyshusky

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United that the said Nations could not function nor- representatives of mally un the Chinese People's Republic were admitted.-Reater.

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3-Palestine:The report of the United Nations Conciliation L'ominission for Palestine. agistance to Palestine refugees, i

the

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1. Treatment of people Indian erigin in the Union South Africa.-Reuter.

MACDONALD TO VISIT SAIGON

land to any person whose prcE-

Both exho led the Soviet

sence in Ceylon we consider un-people and armed forces to be desirable."-Reuter.

Eisenhower

Faced With

Problems

ready

Paris, Nuv 7 Representative O. K. Arm-

Union Sevie: slave labour camps.

said that the Soviet sought only pener and that the be fooled by world could not the United States' camouflaged talk about peace.

unique

He told a news conference he give s asking

the US, delegation problem." 16 press fer specific action

on

London

positive

Madrid papers paid Hitle at-

Observers here believed that their silence indicates that he

wait

until

the new

British

hat question, and also on the tention to the proposal. charge that Russia still holds of war prisoners, and millions 2. The suggestion made by mi the French President, Mr Vin- guilty of exploitation in the Franco Government prefers to cent Auriol, for a "Big Four" Baltic countries.

Rep. Armstrong said he was Government's attitude towards Only the newspaper

of slave Spain is made clear before they meeting.

for UN inves'igolions izvestia found spare to print a

wherever It existed, press the Gibraltar issue. Mr Jabeur

The Catholic newspaper brief comment

It said heeding "Yes, I would welcome Auriol's speech.

about

"CONCRETE REASONS"

After arriving from Washing-the ton, still silent on all political reasons subjects, General Eisenhower | sion, returned to his headquarters to fruck:

£

to

of

enecurage revolution

Ya

and her satellite India's Role As

Peacemaker

Montreal, Novi 7.

The other two Madrid morn- gave an unsatisfactory reply" UN commission to investigate ignored the speaker, Paris, Nov. 7.

avery in the

the Monarchist to his own questions about any vestige

U.S.

the UN provided

was ng papers, General Eisenhower returned

ziven equal

facilities to in- A.B.C. and the Falange Ariba, and prevent av to Paris today to lad that fresh what was needed to end the

carried only summaries of the vestigate similar financial debates threatened to present crisis

charges

speech on the inside pages- slow down progress on the six- new war.

against the Soviet Union." nation European army which

Mr Armstrong sald he is one United Press and Reuter, of could give him 125,000,000

of an unofficial group attempt- of trained fighting men, or more Izvestia added that the Ating

than 40 divisions, by the end of lantic Pact and "chain of inside Russia 1953.

American military bases around countries.

U.S.S.R." were concrete "We think Marshal Stalin is

for international tch more afraid of such pзycholo

gical warfare and the threet of Messages from world Com-revolution than he is of military Armstrong said.-- munist leaders to the Soviet power," Mr Saigon, Nov. 7.

were led by one from China's Associated Press. Malcolm MacDonald, 1. The planners of six nations Mao Tse-tung who said that the British Commissioner - General had reached virtual agreement "great indestructible friendship for Southeast Asia, will arrive on the strictly military details of of the U.S.S.R. and China is

indo-China tomorrow for setting up the so-called

Marshal Josef Stalin's

200

New York, Nov. 7.

within й conferences with General Jean bean Almy" to "ally French,growing day by day"

Stalin. Vassili German, Italian, Belgian, Dutch Lieut-General de Laltre de Tassigny,

Mr. John Foster Dulles today He told a Service club here show, in- and Luxembourg soldiers into a commanded the air

had been Oficial senior Western representatives single force under His command. cluding twin jets, fighter-reiterated his intention to visit that India

Japan early in December to keep neutral "as between good and in Southeast Asia will reylew Grave new inancial ob- bombers and super-bembers,

Scores of the newest jet himself up to date on condi evil; right and wrong political

military stacles which would conceivably

Mr. Saksena said, "Social situation in their region, and the slow down European prepara-planes roared overhead through tions In Japan so he will be progress of the war in Malaya tions had arisen among seal the storm, almost invisible be

Indo-China against Com- and political experts at the Euro-cause of the snow, as the parade

tomb. munist insurgents. Associated pean Army conference-United moved past Lenin's

United Press. Press.

in

Mr

the

and

sources said the two

and

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R. A., Saksena, High Com- missioner for India in Canada, said here last night that India's

will of a pracemaker "but the not hesitate to resist aggression

without: ΟΥ from

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Dulles To Return role in world affairs was tha

To Japan

never

ready to answer Senatorial ques-economic betterment is neces- tions when the treaty cotnes up sory to relieve pressures which for ratification early next year. are fertile ground for discon- -United Press.

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