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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1961.

CHINA Foreign Secretary speaks on the U.N.

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London, Dec. 28. Lord Home, the Foreign Secretary, spoke tonight of a

of confidence" in the United Nations. Lord Home, addressing the Berwick-on-Tweed branch of the United Na- tions Association posed this question: "Why is there a crisis of con- fidence in the United Nations?"

He said: "the answer is that for the first time since its foun- ❘cation, A number of countries have voted publicly, and with- out shame, in favour of the use of fores to ochleve national ends.

"Four countries which were members of the Security Coun- cil supported a resolution con- dosing the use of force by India against Goa.

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significance of action is this. Whatever the provocations suffered by India or the excuses made by her or for her there is no doubt at all that her actions were & direct cost brings a prospect of power breach of the charter and of without responsibility; it is an that international law," Lord Home under-statement

say How any ¡ said.

there is cause for anxiety. words of

Lord Home said that when He then analysed some of the tour letters of more esn

the United Nations approved causes of the present discontent you make

that, it could be as Mr Adlai and discussed what could and from the

done to Stevenson, United States letters in

per- should be the square manent delegate to the United organisation in which so many on the left *

of the hopes of men reside in

Nations, said, "the beginning of ranking the worя, the end". each letter may be used

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By contrast the British record was one which had freed 600 million people in 15 years. Lord Home added.

He said that evidence of a serious falling away from the principles of the charter placed Britain in an appalling dilemma. "All our instincts and interests therefore combine to urge

port

for the kind of United Nations for which the founders drew up the charter. The ques- and tion which many sober responsible observers of its prac- tice are asking is whether we Can continue to do so and whether the United Nations or the authors of the charter have had their day?"

The other side He then put the other side sheet and said of the balance whatever its faults the aims of the United Nations were sound and its aspirations true. Bri. tain could not afford lightly to discard an instrument dedicated to peace which was struggling to put together the elements of peacekeeping machinery, how- ever elementary it may appear. "Luck, because the Soviet "Many of us had foreseen this

was absent from the meeting, crisis of confidence," Lord

enabled collective action to be Home added. "For years the

Lord Home said that for years Russians bad used the

taken in Korea, United Nations Russians had been frustrating the

кеср working

platform to police have helped to Nations of the United

on the Israel-Egypt "prosecute the cold war United Nations but lately a racialism, nationalism and the

using peace

frontier, although We have and dangerous practice

has exuberant

been, and I believe, rightly, individualism begun to prevail.

of critical of their methods in the Resolutions have been per-ether their ends.

independent countries

Congo, the United Nations have sistently passed by the assembly,

war out of that kept the cold country.

Much

quiet, mostentatious, as reckless and careless of peace origin of it is somewhat similar.

but vaivable work was being large number has trips and security.

heir done in education and farming, countries

putting their for acceleration

medicine and labour relations campaign

ter- and technical assistance of all Independence for colonial ritories before the main purpose scris. "In an unspectacular way of the charter which is to the groundwork is being lald provide peace and security". for one world," the Foreign

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Everyone seen the chaos in the Congo and everyone knows that it derives from

R premature grant independence to a country whose people were totally unprepared for their new responsibilities.

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Lord Home said he would not Secretary said. equate their motives with those

of the Communists, although far

My hopes

too often they found themselves "There is the loss and the bed-fellows, but the effect of profit. There is no easy way out their actions was to weaken the of our dilemma and we shall charter. Unwittingly they play not be tempted to look for one. ed the Communists' game.

There are no soft options in He illustrated how this con- international affairs." centration on colonialism led Having drawn up the balance to the adoption of a double sheet between pessimism and standard of behaviour by many hope, Lord Home said: "I come down decidedy on the side of hope."

"And more than that, on determined effort by 'ourselves and those who feel like us to bring the United Nations back to working the charter as it was meant to be, peace and security be reinstated as its inprimary aims."-Reuter.

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