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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952.

MR. LIE'S || Thai Princess APARTHEID TO BE KEPT

LETTER REVEALED

United Nations, Nov, ‘20.

Mr Trygve Lię, retiring| United Nations Secretary- General, said in a letter made public today that in conformity with the respon- Hibilities of his post, he could not respond to an in- vitation to appear before a New York Grand Jury in- vestigating subversive activ. itics.

The Grand Jury invited Mr Lie to explain a statement he Inde following

death of

the

Mr Abraham H. Feller, chlef counsel of the United Nations, who committed rujcide November 13,

021

Mr Lie said that Mr Feller hud represented him In in- vestigations by the Grand Jury and the Senate Internal Security Committee into charges of sub- versive allations directed #gainst American members of The United Nations Secretariat,

He added: "He has worked tirelessly day and night under ny direction to upholdt duc processes of law and justice in the investigations ngainst in- discriminate imears and exag- gerated charges. This placed

him

under

1

serious strain.

prolonged and

The terrible tragedy of his death is the re- sult of worries."

Mr Lie did not answer directly the Grand Jury's Invitation. His executive assistant acknowledged it in a telegram to the jury fore- mun, and "said that the malter had been referred to the United States delegation to the United Naliona.

In his letter, to Mr Warren Austin, permanent United States representative to the United Nations, Mr Lie referred to the Invitation and said:

"You will understand why, in conformity with my responsibili- lies as Secretary-General of the

· United Nations, I cannot respond

to an invitation of this kind."

In the course of the Federal Grand Jury investigation

disloyal American

employees in the United

Nations. Secre- Lariat, Mr Lie saitl that smears had been indiscriminate. ly used and exaggerated charges made. But a close examination of this statement would show that Mr Lie never attributed it to the Grand Jury, whose pro- ceedings are secret.-Reuter.

In Europe

Princess Chumbhoi of Thailand seen before leaving London Airport by air to join her husband Prince Chumbhot, who is visiting hospitals and Red Cross

centres in Germany-Express Photo,

Eisenhower Trip News Black-Out

Washington, Nov. 20.

ON U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGENDA

United Nations, Nov. 20.

The Special Political Committee to day decided, by 32 votes to seven, with 18. abstentions, to retain the question of Apartheid on the agenda for the next session of the Assembly.

It then voted on the resolution as a whole, adopting it by 35 votes in favour with two against (South Africa and Peru) and 22 abstentions.

Earlier the Committee rejected, by 45 votes to six, with eight abstentions, the South African claim that the United Nations was not competent to consider South Africa's policies of Apartheid (racial sogregation).

General

The commliter adopted, by 35 ; for an opportunity to put their votes to eight, with 16 absten-grievances before the Lions.

a proposal that a fact Assembly.

Anding commission be appointed Professor Matthews said that,

By

National to study the racial altuation in as a member of the the Union of South Africa in the Executive of the African Light of the purposes and prin- National Congress, he had cipies of the Charter.

ceived a eable from the 30 votes to 7, with

of 15 Secretary-General

the abstentions, the committee invited African National Congress, Mr Ute South African Government W. M. Sisulu, authorising bim to extend its full co-operation to 10 the commission and requested the organisation Secretary-General to provide the Nations commission with the necessary arise. staff and facilities.

Professor

that

speak

on behalf at the

should the

Matthews

of Uni United ocasion

added:

WAS

Naguib Rumours Meet Denial

Cairo, Nov. 20. The Egyptian Premier, General Mohamed Naguib. has no intention of resign- ing, nif Army High

Com-

mand spokesman today.

has

faith in Allah and in his

"General Naguib

own misalon In respect of the nation, Its suffering and hopes."--Reuter,

Reshuffle Reported

Mr G. F. Jooste, tender. of "Ever since it become known in the South African delegation, South Africa that there told reporters after the meeting levan a remote possibility that I utly resolution wh the might be invited to make a substance of the case would Le statement before the United considered null and vold by Nations on this subject, consider South Africa because it, conable official pressure has been stituted an interference in the brought to bear upon me not to Union's domestic affairs, an in-accept such an invitation, in terference expressly forbidden by view of the action which the the Charter,

Union Government would feel compelled to take against me.

"The University College of Fort Hare, in South Africa, with which I am connected, has also warned that the Govern- boeri ment will be reluctantly com- pelled to takto

a very serious view of the matter, as he (that

London, Nov. 20.” is, myself) is employed by our

Worsaw Radio reported to- College, which receives a can- night that M. Boleslaw Bierut the relinquished his post as Pre- sident of Poland today and took

Asked what the Union would now do, Mr Jooste said that was a matter for the South African Government. He could not a- Ucipate the decisions of the

Government.

FOUR POINTS

The resolution on the question of race conflict in South Africa resulting from the policies of Apartheid of the Government of

1. Establishes A

The Defence Department, announced today the Union of South that there will be an official news black-out during principles of the Charter. Mr Dwight Eisenhower's visit to Korea,

State

subsidy from

New Job Forments have the approval of the including departure date, arrival tion on the agenda of the eighth last night made a

Gruenther?

In Poland

M. Bierut was elected Prem

"TAT

the Union of South Africa was Concluding. Professor Mot-over the Premiership from M. submitted by the 13 members of thews said: "The authorities of Cyrankiewicz, the Arab-Asian_group.

the College, in view of this The resolution made four direct threat. have instructed mer by the Polish Sejm (Par points, that the General Assemne not to accept any invitation me today after

Ilament), meeting for the Arst bly:

the recent to appear. It is in the face of me commission such threats of victimisation single list elections which con- to study the racial situation in that I submit the enclosed docu-firmed in office the Communist-

aled Government. Africa inment for your consideration. As the light of the

the

of the

The dulles previously carried request of purposes and the

African National Co

Congress for a hearing out by President Blarut are "Stato og being entrusted to a 2. Invites the Government of has not yet been considered, 1 Council" of 15 members. Provi- the Union of South Africa todo not feel called upon to desion For security reasons there will be no au- extend its full

for this was mada in co-operation toeide, at this stage, on the issue Poland's

new constitution thorisation for publication of news while he is in the commission.

of # personal appearance."— adopted in July. Requests the Secretary-Reuter. Korea and no schedule will be publicly announced. General to provide the commis

M. Bierut carried on as Pres PRIMATE'S PLEA sion with the necessary staff and

aldent pending the elections and The Secretory of Defence.

London, Nov. 20, "1. There will be no published facilities.

the first meeting of the Sejm, Robert Lovett, sald the arrange-schedule of the trip at any time,

The Archbishop of Canter- which today elected this new 4. Decidos to retain the quesbury, Primate of all-England. Council. President-elect.

pica for The "State Council" is on in Korea or departure from that regular seaton of the General restraint in the discussion of almilar lines to the "Praesidium Mr

saki: Lovett

"The count

Assembly of the United Nations. President

of the South African designate

the

racial problems, No news

PROFESSOR'S CHARGES

Supreme Soviet of the reports of Be United

promised States

the President

The Archbishop, Dr Geoffrey U.S.S.R., which Allegations that official pres- Fisher, said: "The subject of govern designate's activities]

normally Paris, Nov, 20. American people that he would will be cleared

Russia the sure.

the through

ure from South Africa had been race problems in South Africa Supreme Soviet is not in session, General Alfred Gruenther, to Korea. He is going to Korean Theatre of Operation

brought to bear to prevent a Chief of Staff at Supreme Allied | Korea sometime in the future,

until after the President-de-Negra pro special Political Com-ure me people in the country Party.

is one upon which It is very though the real power continues from appearing tempting to speak and there to be vested in the Communist Headquarters, lows nothing of.

The

security of the signate leaves Korea. News before the Press reports that he might be President-designate is of para- coverage will be arranged by anittee, were made in the closing who cannot resist the tempta- recalled to Washington to re-mount Importance to the people Theatre Commanders, probably stages of the debate.

M. Blerut, a high offcial of ceive a

tho Foilsli United Workers a high post in Mr Eisen- of the nation as well as to the on a pool basis.

delegatlan of Halti

"The one thing of which I am (Communist) Party, has hower's administration,

announced in the Committee certain is that anybody in this President of Poland since 1947. been at SHAPE said tonight.

·SEOUL OPINION

that it had received a letter from country who speaks upon this. They were referring to Press protection during his coming "I sincerely trust that the Professor Z. K. Matthews, of subject is certain to get the pro- prises a President, a Secretary reports that General Gruenther | trip 10 the

zone, it is American people and the Ameri- South Africa, containing these portions wrong in one way or and 13 members. might become Mr Eisenhower's necessary to observe the follow-can Press, radio, television and allegations.

unother. personal Chief of Staff--Reuter, | ing precautions:

newsreels will realise the neces-

requested that the "It is 2 malter DI intense sliy for such

deep spiritual be circulated before a vole complexity and measures, and that they will co- was taken on the proposed significance," declared Dr operate with the Department of resolutions before the Com- Fisher, who was presiding at Defence in carrying them out. mittat.

the 23rd annual Burge Memorial Lecture at Westminster School "We are all worried about it," he added. Reuter.

go to

of

peoples of the oflicers

of the free world. In order to assure him all possible

war

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precautionary they

in Seoul, it is believed that The chairman agreed to the Mr Eisenhower will get his request. briefing on Korea ot Head- The letter said that consider quarters well, behind, the lines able official pressure had been and will not

nake

any risky brought to bear upon Professor trip to the frant.

Matthews not to accept the Hellable

Sources sald all Invitation to appear before the possible safeguards will protect Committee, in view of the

enemy are.

me."

tion.

Mate's Offence

Rotterdam, Nov. 20, Michal Vourgalls, 20-year old Greek Second Mate of the

when

The new State Council com-

Warsow Radio reported that

Premier Deputy

Alexander Zawadski was clected President of Poland-Reuter.

RED EMBRACES CHRISTIANITY

Rome, Nov. 20. Deputy Luigi Silpo tonight resigned his Parliamentary seat and membership of the Com- munist Party because he hed embraced the Roman Catholle religion.

the President-elect from sceres action which the Union Govern- of Communist agents nsumed ment would feel compelled to to be in Seoul, but that these take against

Dr Silipo, a Doctor of Letters will an

not have

to be extended to Professor Matthews said that Panamanian ship Point Clear, and Philosophy, represented the guarantee bis safely from in July 1952, before the ques- was fined 60 guilders today for constituency of Catanzaro in tion ot the race conflict in stealing and selling a ship's Calabria (Southern Italy).- South Korean officials have South Africa, arising out of the sextant. Indicated the Elsenhower visit Apartheid policy of the South would begin in Seoul where he African Government, was when ordered to take two sex- will confer with the Eighth brought before the present tants to an office ashore he sold Army Commander, Gen. James session of the General Assem- one of them for 275 guilders to Van Elect, and the South bly, the African National Con- marine instruments dealer on Korean President, Syngman gress, in a' communication to the way.

The prosceution said that

Rhee. He is not expected 10 the United Nations Secretary- The money was found on him go as far forward as Infantry General, Mr Trygve Lie, asked when he was arrested. Reuter. Division Headquarters, but

is believed

he might visit at Jenut one Republic of Korea army unit for a first-hand look at the troops he hopes can # larger share of the

assume

nghting.

Final decision on where he wai go and what he will see is up to Mr Eisenhower himself. Some American offleers doubt that he will make any basic changes in the handling of the war. "I think he is just coming out here to get his own appraisal of the situation and Usten to recommendations of commiña- ers," an American officer said.

Few Americans

Seoul believe. Mr Eisenhower's visit will: result in solution of the two- and-a-half-year-old Korean war,

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Scan, 7 Amber, 8 Axis, 0 Smug, 10 Agitate, 12 Epot, 15 Orate, 18 Brig, 19 Verge, a1 Tries, 22 Bale, 23 Erode, 26 Boss, 29 Erected, 30 Tube, 31 Mus. 32 Covet, 23 alcit Down: 1 Image, 2 Restore, 4 Comet, 5 Nags, 6 Lido, 0 Sing, 11 Arise, 13 Pore. 14 Tier, 10 Evade, 17 Stab, 18 Bias, 20 Elector, 22 Bore, 24 Rebel, 25. Sover 27 Onue, 20 Stem.

Press.

TAKING IT FOR GRANTED

The Hague, Nov. 20. Tho Influential Indonesian newspaper, Abadi, said today that Western New Gulnen Has Boen listed in the. Indonesian election bill' as an electoral dis triet, according to Djakarta porte reaching Holland...

The status of Western / Now Guinés la in dispute between Holland and Padónesia.-Reuter:]

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