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VYSHINSKY TO GET HEARING

Paris, Nov. 27

The UN Steering Com mittee tonight recommended a General Assembly hearing of Russia's charge that the United States is financing subversive activity in Com- munist States through the 1951 Mutual Security Act.

The United States urged the hearing. saying it has nothing

hide, bas had nothing

kur tute and will have nothing lo Indr

There was no record vote n Le Committee.

US

Ambassador Gross and Soviet

Y Minister Andrei

However, Ernest A Foreign

Vyshinsky dueled briefly over M Vyshinsky's declaration thei the Security Act finances sub- Russian ventive action in the

bloc a sc

aggression.

thus constitutes

M Vyshinsky accused the United States on Friday of pay- ing and arming revolutionaries under the Act, which President Hairy Truman signed on Oclos bey 10. The Act provider for Use of up Wo $100 ,000,000

finance selected persons, vingi In or escapecs from the Soviet Union and Its European satell tes, to form them into military furces

Live supporting

Treaty Organisation

Atlantic

"or for other purposes

North

Mr Gross said the Unued States welcomes Inquiry 1ងារ because Washington an excellent upport- by to show the falsity of the

the

Soviet charges

M. Vyshinsky

the DN call the

It

LIVES

demandel that Buted States

HEATHE

Einvernment to violator of the 1933 RusAIT-| American sprecipient providing for no subversive action against

other rach

Poland

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milter

This debate claraxed a day in

Westmu Big Three which the

shaped their

answers neues

bons asked on Saturday ay M

Vyshinsky on

Russia once

dom mament and,

hele the threat of a vrlo Ove Italy's admission to the UN

M Selwyn Liod.

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1951.

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Princess Margaret, accompanied by the Duchess of Kent, recently flew to Paris for a five-day holiday. She stayed at the British Embassy and attended the Hertford Hospital Ball. Here she is shown at the airport on arrival, when she was greeted by the British Ambassador, Sir Oliver Harvey. London Express,

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Congressmen To

See For Themselves

Washington, Nov. 27.

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ARP DRAWN UP IN CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, Nov. 27.

Leading United States surgeons have been told that hospital authorities should hope for the best but prepare for the worst when making plans to meet an atom bomb attack.

Dr Frank L. Cole of San Francisco, Chief of the Medical and Health Services of the California Office of Civil Defence, gave the American College of Surgeons' convention here a blueprint for the transformation of a hospital into a weapon of civil defence.

He warned them that the task, the first une the prospect will Are one of overwhelming hondling ewvilian casualties megni ude

added, caused by enemy action.

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The California Department of Civil Defence, headed by Gov - rmer Eart Warren and includ- ing county city and village or- De Meet a the tires um and Aunisations, has given the rescue

workers a special task Napo ak.

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They will be required to de- itak-ma

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stortest possible time. Then the troub will urgin

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"Iere are meny factors that will cause this pattern of dash uction to vary," he said, such as the height above the gurd of the explosion, time k car whether warning precedes the drop. whether lond or water strike has been

plished.

location refermwe

but very important, of the drop with to city

density population and strategic and Industrial considered."

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only treatment Liven The emergency stations will be rpplication of wound and burn dressings, application of splints and administration of plasm

Ta victims would be trans. The remaining 15 per cent of ferred from the first aid stations

importance must be

Scores of globe-trotting United States Con- gressmen are heading for Europe to make on-the- spot fact-finding surveys of military, economic and persons within the area will be to the hospitals as quickly as social conditions.

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United

What they will see for themselves and hear from officials will influence their attitude in Congress

between the legislation affecting relations States and various Western European nations, parti- cularly that connected with American dollar aid.

he

House. The Congresshai groups, members to the White

told them that From the Senate and the House where

he was deeply concemed with Representatives begun pack-

Congress the refugee and over-population bags when

situation which. he said, in Deteber.

Was the exerting great pressure on

political economic, social and

k adjourner late

Before January

21 TeConvenes on

18 esun

estimated that

gressmen.

t every five Con- will have travelled

business.

lability of Western Europe.

casualties. distributed lows, he added;

MOSTLY BURNS

It-

"Sixty per cent suffering

from burns.

"Fifty per cent suffering from mechanical injuries.

"Twenty per cent suffering from radiation sirkness.

"The total of over 100 per cent arises from the fact that

casualties will many

have a combination of (wo or

more types of injuries.”

Pessible for complete treatment. But in making plans for uch trediment, Dr Cole stated. ! Hospital administrators musl

nsider these factors:

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in

A WARNING

staffs 1. Hospital

ond om- players living in disaster area. will

the become casualties in Samme ratio

as others In th Sum area.

All or part of the hospitals the

area bomb

may bc The survi- About the injuries, Dr Cole rendered unusable. was reassuring. They are no- ving staff members should be thing to baffle the knowledge of under instructions to proceed declared. without delay to assigned posts he The conference would altemptedical science, #6 Senators and 435

outside the blast area. The are

long been ac- members of the House of Ite- find a solution through plans Doctors have

from customed to treating all manner for shifting manpower 6 Congress.

mechanical injuries and A survey showed that about over-populated areas in Europe of

burns, and they have also had Na Gestapt 130 members representing var to other labour-short nations.

experience in committees

radiation sickness, delegations to inter- stromal conferences would be

from the United States Western way

British Minister al State, 1 to give M. Vyshinsky the Western It was the loggest political tad

answers on disarmament in The 60-nation Politeal Committee on Wednesday.-Associated Press.

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paper 13 well it," he asid, "is that it is a new siderable nations to

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the bomb victims.

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Rather than being confronted with new types of injuries, the doctors and hospital administre-records thetors will be confronted with said. "If one stops to think ot

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