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TITO'S APPEAL ASSURED OF APPROVAL IN UN

Paris, Nov. 29.

Yugoslavia appen to the United Nations to urge Cominform governments to settle frontier disputes by peart, vi means appears certain to be approved by the Assembly's Ad Hoc Political Com- mitter tomoFTON -

When the Committee's discussions of a Yugo- slay complaint of Cominform "hostile activities" neared its end today, only the Soviet delegate. Arkad Sabodey, had eriticised the Yugoslav eger,

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ON POPE

King Frederik and

Queen Ingrid of Denmark shown arriving at Vatican

City where they were re-

ceived in private audience

by Pope Pius, - London Express

HUSH-HUSH JET

Washington, Nov. 29.

The Eted States Air Force Pas ready For tess A Boeing

PLAN FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION

U.N. Scheme To Deal With Aggression

Sanctions And Expulsion

Jordanians

Complete

Their Case

London, Nov. 29, The Jordan delegalion nego- Jong-rouge heavy jet bomber. troting a lean from Britain has The XP-52

The huge plane was bought out of its construction hingel jo darkness last night,

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completed presenting its se to Tieasury offctais here. The discussions, which began 17 ays ago, will now be mathly The Air Secretary. Mr Pui-

con ether with the British re- Jefim su

effort ply. 41 every would be rude to protect the 5:45 pm GMT ako fimm spcurity of The mirera. by of Wushingleat University Hospital

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From United Nations

Paris, Nov. 29.

A proposal which would authorise the United Nations to call on the North Atlantic pact armies or similar regional agencies to resist aggression anywhere in the world is being prepared for UN debate next week.

This was disclosed by authoritative quarters tonight as the UN. Political Committee cleared the decks for Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vyshinsky and U.S. Ambassador Philip C. Jessup to speak on Friday in the closing stages of a drawn-out general discussion on disarmament. The Political Committee hopes to put the dis- armament questions in the hands of the Big Four

Discrimination

In Colonies

(Our Own Correspondent)

London, Nov. 29. Mr A. Fenner Brockway, Labour MP for Eton and Bloub, plans to introduse a Bill In the House of Comh- mons.to abolish rapizi dis- crimination in the Colonies.

Today brought him

chance to do so. He wa one of 12 lucky Memberk selected by ballot to present a Private Member's Bill to Parliament.

Mr Brookway told me he will seek legal advice on the extent to which he will be able to deal with

discrimination racial Introduolog the Bili

whether don't know exactly

I will be able to cover the whole subject; there may be limitations legally," he said.

flls Bill will probably be presented to the House when it resumes after the Christmas recess.

SPARK WAS

CAUSE OF

SHIP FIRE

for a week or so to see if they can agree on anything in private talks.

Truman On Korea Position

No Cease-Fire Till Armistice Signed

Key West, Nov. 29. President Truman said

to

today that the United Na tions would continue bring pressure on the Com- munists until an armistice has been signed in Korea

and that United Nations

troops would not be caught off balance by the enemy.

The President rend a written *element which he allowed Pakistan-

to be quoted.

for 2 5120-

Then he sternly lectured news agencies and independent news-

papers on what he called take rtories dealing with cease-frei.

While these secret sessions silently and steadily marching are being held, the committec i upon all of us.” will debate

collective action. I Не

supported the the next item on its business Iraq-Syrin plan sheet. For that debate an in cammittee of the Big Fur to format meeting of

UN seek a the

common plan from the Collective Action Committee Western and Soviet proposals. will be held tomorrow to pu. 1

Holland.

Mexico and Israel the resolution in final shape. also backed this COUTEC.

familiar Per ons

the with

Dr Cesar Gonsalez, er Venn.i tintetive draft of the resolution zuela, also spoke in favour of

it provides for:

the Western resolution but reij that it would remain

Impractical the unless it was supported "by all the the so-called Great Powers," in-

Mr Kiselev. the Byelo-Ruston delegate, eat that the Western "It is our duty to continue our proposal was unacceptable be efforts until the United Nations" are cause it insisted on

stage-by- objectives are achieved. Only in stage

disarmament, This would then will the future safety of leave atomic dearmament to the the end and leave the

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Collective action by the UN against aggression by most expeditious anci strongc.i

possible means, cluding an appeat to regional pect forcea for help. Te North Atlantic Pact armies

such forces effective existence.

une

preponder.

2. Strong diplomatic, economic and financial measures against ance of power at that stage

ne breaking Western hands, an aggres or, such

relations. diplomatic

Said

"I hope everyone understands Now that there has

been De "case-five in Korea and that there can be none until an armi tlec has been signed," the statement saju,

United Nations forces,

those including

who are of the prisoners

enemy, be assured,"

slapping Only the abolition of atomic on embargoes and and cutting bombs as proposed by Russia

The statement added. "We off trade and money. This also would be "a swift and effective cannot allow our men to be provides

of the disarmament for expulsion of an solution

caught off balance by the enemy from the Aggressor

UN if he problem."

in case we cannot reach a satış- persists in his aggression.

that Mr Kiselev

the Western resolution was "spur-

factory armistice agreement. MILITARY

ious" and the speeches of the "The continued pressure Western Foreign Ministers. our forces on the enemy con- "threadbare." He urged accept- ance of the Soviet proposal for to the latter to agree to a just stitutes the strongest incentive a one-third reduction of arma- armistice. ments by the five Great Powers.

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COMMAND

3. Appointment of an execu- military authority, which would in turn designate a Com- mander-in-Chief for UN forces organised against aggression. --Reuter.

This authority would be simi- Jar to the unißed command of the UN forces in Korea, whica

United actually is the

Slates

Far

East headquarters. A long Hne of delegates spoke today in the Political

The an la intended for re- naliation and 1or the relief of Arab refugees from Palestine. The Jordanian delegates, in Penting their case, have ex-

San Pedro, Calif,, Nov. 29, ined the nced for the erono- mic development of their coun- The fire that raged for Committee debate, mostly ap- detailed seven hours aboard a Norg and Pakistan for the Big roving the proposal by Syria, try and have offered programme of proposals for dis-wegian freighter, killing the Four to constitute themselves

sub-committee to

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New York, Nov. 29. Stubborn price resistance and

York and Los Angeles business-

men.

of

"Any premature slackening of our effort will cost us more casualties in the long run than need be lost."

President'

he had not

that

aman said

rived an official report on the alleged shooting down of navy bomber by Rus gian aircraft ever

of the Sea Japan-Reuter.

"Powder-Puff" Atomic Bomb Explosion

The

Las Vegas, Nov. 29. Army concluded its weapons effects, pro-

a resultant decline in non- They have also been making captain and two passengers, as a set

study defence orders at wholesale and disarmament contacts with financial organisa apparently was touched off conflicting

pro- manufacturing levels are re- discuss by an electrical short circuit make a start on arms limitation. tion of Credit Men today un

grammes and see if they cat ported by the National Associa various possible measure, within that sent flames racing over Delegates Czechoslovakia

present Treasury talks.

newly-applied varnish, a end White Russia attacked the the basis of a survey of New Western three-power proposal The Jordan team is led by preliminary investigation

as limitation, but Suleiman Patha Sukkab, Minis | showed today.

The semi-annual study was frained from saying whether ter for Econonte Affairs, and

The Norwegian Consul,

Mr Russia Subman Pasha Tugan, Minis Einar Ulstrup, stepped into

will take

undertaken by the New York part in the the sub ezmmittee.

Credit and Financial Manage- er for Detence.

-Asroclated members inquiry on the blaze aboard the

ment Association and the Los include Senator Farid

|Press. freighter Bataan, taking it

Angeles Credit Managers As- Saar, banker and industrialist.

of the hands of the American

ATTACK ON WEST

sociation. Nearly 1,500 member The British Government hos

authorities for the preliminary

arms participated, already granted Jordan about

Paris, Nov. 28.

noted that "en- The survey £6,500,000 for the current year probe of the are.

The charred vessel limped into accused the

Byelo-Russia's delegate today trenched stubborn opposition on atornic to cover certain defence and du-

Western Foreign port yesterday with the mestic expenditure.

sur-Ministens of going straight from the part of customers to present gramme at its Nevada test site

prices has resulted in a signifl- today Jordan Government viving crew of 45 and ten pas-the United Nations disarma- PIES carlier this year announced

Eengers. Mr Ulstrup aknounced | ment talks to "gatherings of the cant reduction in the volume of small but' vit pise to establish a bank of re-that a formal hearing would be Atlantic bloc in which they dis future orders and commitments by some

held next weck.

at non-defence manufacturing military of This construction

cussed rearmament.' plan

A member of

and wholesale levels." This, it technicians. a result drawn up as

He called the Western His- WA amidst

Some 1,200 oops from Camp agreement between the Amman working

the nearly armamen resolution "spurioush was pointed out, was in marked

contrast to the previous the United demolished superstructure told and accused the North Atlantic of last March, when only a chiefly as observers, in the test,

survey Desert Rock Government

were involvěď, arad Nations Rellet and

Works the authorities an electric spark Treaty Organisation nation far minority of members polled re- which was the second in the

touched off the fire. Agency-Reuter.

"making war preparations far He safd

resistance and cur- weapons effects series but the the Ship was in advance of their defensive ported price res

talled ordering, varnished just before leaving needs."

seventh nuclear explosion this The survey found the overall autumn at the Atomic Energy Oslo and the authorities pre- The delegate, Mr Kiselev, was business picture somewhat Commission's Yucca Flat site. sumed the inflammable paint addressing the Political Corn-

brighter in Los Angeles, where The explosion was not seen, provided a "race track" for the mittee.

defence production is getting felt or heard in Las Vegas, some fire's rapid progress.

New 75 miles south. into full swing, than in York City-Associated Press. armies

The

was

of an

INDIA SEEKS ITALIAN RICE

the

crew

American

"atom-mongers"

Nobody intended to attack Olson Lines, operators of the the United States, he said, but vessel, did not believe much of she had doubled her the cargo was damaged but since 1950. were unable to confirm this of

until they had tested it were hatching a plot against the world and American indus- United Press.

trialists were making enormous profits from the manufacture of atom bombs,

Rome, Nov. 29. The Indlan Minister Agriculture. Mr K. M. Munshi. today confirmed reports that he I was trying to obtain Itolian rice for his country but said that ne decision had so far been reached. Mr Muhi 1ald Reuter that the italian Government would have to agree to lift its ban on rice exports before shipments could be made.

Lebanese Train

In Malta

Eden Confers With Acheson

with

A

comparatively

blast, witnessed

he nation's top

19 and nuclear

Gen. J Lawton Collins, Army Chief of Staff, headed the group of military observers in this test of another of America's new rudder weapons. Cibservers 011 snow-covered Mount Charleston,

60 miles Rome, Nov. 29. away. sald the experiment ap- Mr Kiselev

supported the

Britain's Foreign Secretary, onrently was

a. ground burst Soviet proposal for a one-thira Mr Anthony Eden, left, here by which fached red and quickly réduction of armaments by the plane this afternoon for London faded. It rose in a thick, short powers, Czechoslovakia also

after attending the session of column ahl formed Fat small supported the Soviet plan. soldiers

the Atlantic Pact Council, cloud, resembling a powder- Brazil, tho Dominican He had discussed this problem ever to train with the British

Before taking off he entertain- put rather than the traditional Republic, Peru, Italian Agriculture Army have just ended a seven Greece and Turkey supported Mr Dean Acheson, to lunch at

Venezuela, ed the US Secretary if State, mushroom. with the

The Charleston watchers Minister, Signor Amintore Fan-week military training courer

the blast five minutes tani, and

the British Embassy. He also heard and negotiations were still in Malta. They will leave next the Western plan.. pending

weak for a short stay in Tripoll Sir Benegal Naring Reu, of had a private discussion with later, but felt no shock

General Fitch's Statement Mr Munshi is at present before beginning their journey India, said that while the nations Mr Acheson last night after the Rome as the chief Indian dele-home.

were "labouring and taxing our-end of the Council sessions. said that technical experts, In- gate to the cirient conferent The Egyptian Government selves in order to prepare wet- It was understood that the instructers from service, schools of the United Nations Food and has refused them. visas to visit, pons for use against each other,pact of the Korean cease-fire on and numerous

troces studied Agriculture Organisation --Rdu Cairo when they stop in Egyp: our comman enemie: hunger world events was the main sub-the detonation. - Associated

and discose and the rest-neeject discussed.-Reuter kun Um Weg-Router.

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