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THE HONGKONG · TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1950.

Problems Before U.N. General Assembly

Now York, Sapt. 17.

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After holding world attention for nearly three months, the Security Council is going to be overshadowed for a similar period night school are requested to register their names at one by the General Assembly, which bogins its fifth session on Tues- day.

Д

One way

to begin Inmediate discussion

of the Communist complaint

The Asian bias in the strength against the United States, which of the Russian delegation sat that time had reached No. 1 it to be emphasised by the position on the work sheet, but announced Inclusion in it, besides M. Jacob the

fourth report to the

United States

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of doing this sending the US. Seventh Flect The Council does not meet fon

has been to warn that Sovlet to Formosa constituted aggres- Item normally when the Assembly Russia would try to "separate"sion against China-was is in session, although it can india from the United States No 2 on the provisional ngerda Council Pre- be convened to deal with over the question of Communist approved by the

of on the days named. matters of supreme import- China's admission. The same sident, Bir Gladwyn Jebb

Britain. ance concerning world peace.tries like Britain that have ro- thing applied to European coun-

At the Council's last meeting.

The

Mr Jacob Mollk of Hussla zought Prospect nt present.

cognised the Pelping Goverti however, is that the more im-

ment. portant the issue the grihler the chances of a veto nullifying the Security Council's action,

The assembling nations are, therefore, turning to the Gen- eral Assembly devise

10 means of converting itself into Molik-himself an Asian expert that the s sort of super Security Coun-of the Premiers of the Soviet Security Council from Generai

Central Asian

of MacArthur's unified

Nationa

would command Kazakistand and

11-nallon placed before the One method being studied to Some of the leading delega achieve this result is to amend tions also have an unusual num-group on Monday afternoon and full dis- the rules so that an emergencyber of Asian advisers, one reason the U.S. demanded a Bession of the Assembly could for this probably being the fact cussion of li

the pre-Assembly be convened at 24 hours' notice that Instead of the present 15 days. terences of the Foreign Minis Staff Sgt.

had before them Aslan In That is no porthole in which you see

this category, too, will be ters Chile's It is the tall

proposal, already given questions like Formosa Imping- Nollie J. Cochran of Magnolia, Arkansas.

notice of, that the Assemblying on their other overall prob-

consider section of an F-80 jet lighter in Japan. A crew chief,

an interna-lems of world strategy. tional democratic pact"-not Cochran belleves in searching closely for damage

merely of the Atlantic or thei caused by the intense heat of the jet stream. (Acme).

Pacifle, but of the whole world

to prevent or confine war.

WATCHDOG BODY

Pro-Italian Asked To Form New Malta Government

Valetta, Malta, Sept. 17..

The Govenor of Malta, Sir Gerard Greasy, today called on Dr Enrico Mixxi, the leader of the pro-Italian right wing Nationalist Party, to form a new Government following the resignation this morning of the Prima! Minister, Dr Paul Boffa.

Journey's End For Family

Bremen, Sept. 17. A Jewish family, which nan walked right around the world in search of sanctu- ary, will tomorrow be given visas to enter the United States.

It is journey's end after rears of wandering.

cil.

should

Other suggestions fre establishment of

p.

INDIAN SUGGESTION

delegations

United

be

con- As a result, the Korean war, as the prime business of the United Nations, was restored to the No. 1 position an the agenda and the Formosa issue shifted

clown.

Flush-

PROVISIONAL AGENDA A suggestion made by the Indian delegate In the Security The provisional agenda must Council for the formulation of be approved by members at the of every meeting, and the alms of the United Nations start

to placing establishing Russia's objections in Korea and

MacArthur report before machinery for sifting proposals the thefor anal peace was not pursued. the Formosa debate is expected special but many #

on the following believe to be based watchdog Commission, with that India would play a rule reasoning: The General Assem- powers riven to it by the algan- during the Assembly's Korean bly opens on Tuesday at tories, ready to fly at mo

that suing Meadows, and for the next

world and report on

at an out-Benegal Narsing Rau the Counell are expected to be too beak of trouble and the even fast ession regarding the dis preoccupled with the business of tion of a United Nations Legion oral of the Italian colonies. the opening session and conduc- "cneral in intervene with military On that occasion Sir Benegal ing the Assembly's forer if necessare or to act as threw his weight in favour of chale" for a Council meeting Even I another an "international fire brigade" hastening Libyan independence to be held.

There

number of [through

Nations United

session can be held in Septem- "firsts" onsociated with the sponsored Constituent Assembly,ber, it discussion of the report coming session,

Here is the way some import- begins on Monday it is likely to ant United Nations questions are carry over through that session commonly expected to shape up as well.

Recognition Communist China: A "showdown" debate at

ment's notice to any spot in debates analogous to

muccessfully adopted by Sir 10 days members of the Security

are

These include:

Twenty-six Foreign Ministers to attend, the greatest number ever to come to the United Nations at one time.

a

of

be

The United States delegate, the very outset, with the de- Mr Warren Austin, succeeds Sir Dr Mizzi's Nationalists

1. Cn October

It was siden, With a world war in embryo cision left until after the United Gladwyn Jebb as Council Pre- won 12 seats in this month's

that raging in a corner

States Congressional elections li of it, and

unlikely considered November elections. Mr Dom Mintoff's the

Threat of its expansion

would be eager to call a meet- its shadow

Korea: The Assembly's en- left wing Labour group and throwing

dorsement of the Arst the Moderate Labour group Europe, Asia will dominate the

United at this time. It undertaken by the

to place

the United Nations.

Nations ob- that agreement led by Dr Boffa tied with 11minds of the diplomats as never

before the before.

served-elections in the whole of MacArthur report seats each. Other parties and an Independent ac-cerning one of the founder de-Korea as the declared war aim, Formosa Issue was reached in counted for six sents.

Dr Mizzi's programme called for "Tuil responsible govern- He also most for Malta demanded the teaching of Italian

Malta University,

5 a compulsory subject in and in the

nor

over

waring to discuss the Formosalieved

was

An unseating" demand con-

among the Extension of Me Trygve Lie's private discusions legations of the United Nations

form for another two years: Big Three Foreign Ministers at -Chinn-for which there is

York. ule to The appointment is actually to their meetings in New neither precedent

be recommended by the Securi- if so, this would indicate agree- to upon.

ty Council, bul "Big Five" ment by the others to support

For- animity therein is not ex- United States policy on pected after Mr Lie's role in mosa, ut least for the present. The Korean war. The Assem- United Press. For some weeks now, pollti-

a clause moy fall back on cal analysts, newspaper colum-in its 1946 resolution appoint- nists and military commenta- tors here have been obsesseding Mr Lie and "extend" kla of "reappointing" After the election he com-with one Idea-that Asla will term instead

mouf in the him. plained that he had not been be the dominant

teachers training college, and in secondary schools.

ONE IDEA

10 called on to form a Govern- Assembly discussions.

men, although

the leader of

been They have apparently

bly

NEW MEMBERS India is said to be the only He less concerned with the even-country likely to provide The family is the first of a the largest single party.

fedfald then he had not been sp-tun! shape of the Korean fight rival to. Mr Lie, but in the con- group of 100 Jews who from Nazi persecullen in Europe, proached by any other party than with whether the action text They found haven after a 10- to form a coalition.-Neuter.

900-mile journey in Shanghai

Just before the outbreak of World War 11. But in 1942 they were hunted down again, this time by Japanese troops who Shanghal and forced captured

en into a ghetto.

Most of them had been

-

AFRICANS ARRESTED

rottled after the war when the The police

United

the

Entelligence Test solution

In effect, we have to inscribe 11: sphere a at which has 17 dentical face this can only he

Enc 1 regular detecahedron face regular pentagon are there are 20 corner At each of which tres tices meet.

Be there will be 20 tebal strongholas

London Trprasa Serrden.

CHECK YOUR KNOWLEDGE Answers

of world conditions taken would enable

Soviet present Incumbent may be con- Russin to sway the minda of sidered the best choice to con- Aslan peoples

Unue his burden.

1. A cone, 2. Longitude linea The United States "Asia is the big theme for the Formosa:

through Nations Assembly,"

will reck escape from the mutil-run, north and south "A bitter battle looms to win erdea attacks upon it by asking the poles and latitude lines run sympathy of the peoples of the the General Assembly to define east and west. 3. in the Indian Far Eastheadlines such as the status of this controversial Ocean. 4. Louis Henry Gehrig. 5. Edmond Dantes, 8. Australia. these have been common and island. Paris, Sept. 11.

Kashmir With the Security today detained

the argument has been that the Council practically going into North

Fus Africana Kremlin

"achieved a great

this question may fall Shanghai, and a steamer, char-after street demonstrations deal of success" in appealing to recess,

the hackground, as the Asiatic nationalism and

that into tered by the Interualloni Re- against the recent ban on the the key to the Assembly with General Assembly cannot dis- the struggle between the use 1. There have been pre-

in the part East and the West for the con- cedents The police said that the

General Assembly taking up idence of the peoples of 1

that the questions

Security North Africans were being Asia,"

to decide, Council was unable

Sir Owen Besimilar.

Chinese Communists

captured about 1,000

fugee Organisation, toole them Algerian Nationalist 4,500 miles to San Francisco.

They were then transported

er the United States in a

train, scaled

prevented by k

Free Algerin.

paper,

be

of the

technicalities from remaining as held for identification checks," While the American allitude, but the etrcumstances were

have to

been

took

place

in

1421

umnigrants under the Displaced | About 30 people were stuterl

Dixon Persons Act. They crossed the clashes between the police and

to Communist China is admitted wounded in

as a great handicap to Western has yet to complete his report Atlantic back to the Germany

the demonstrators, Similar de- leadership in this respect, the fand is not expected to submit trom which they had escaped.

Since their arrival

fact that "this as an electioneert to the United Nations Secre. here last moltrations

for another 10 Party days. the Republican

New Members: campaigning on the Chinn issue"

Fouricon advanced as an apology for countries. Including Ceylon, the State Department's inability Nepal, Italy and Ireland, havu been queuing up for recogni- tion for months. No decision on admissions is, however, ex- pected. Reuter.

July, they have been livint Marsellies, where three patice-ing year in the United States) tary General

In the with some 10,000 other Jewish men were wounded fisplaced

camps, clashes. About 10 people were persous In 3lling in forms and walling to detained-Reuter. smigrate.Reuter.

Greek Delegation

Leaves

to act.

Soldiers Killed

In Crash

ASIAN BIAS

Commentatory clearly suggest that personally, Mr Deon-Ace- Tours, Central France, Sept. son would like to admit Pelplug

USSR OPPOSITION

Lake Success, Sept. 17. Russia is expected to

offer

to

the

Athens, Sept. 17.

1. nd thur deprive the Soviels of strong opposition tomorrow Three members of the Greek Three soldiers were killed their propaganda advantage. the United States' efforis to telegation to the United Nations and 11 were seriously Injured But they are generally not 50 side-track debate on the ex- Assembly next week left here when a military lorry, carry-cidly expansive on this sub-

Plosive Formuna issue by oday for New York.

iny 28 men, missed a bend und ject of America's domestic dif- United Nations Security Council erlos, will lead the delegation-village of La Membrolle, neared Nations Me as on other General MacArthur's Korean

scre-Reuter. -

of

psychological command. the aspects

The case in point-Com- hay frequently been munist China's charge that In this concc-President Truman's action

The Prime Minister, M. Veul-[crashed Into a house in the culty vis-a-vis a crucial Unit- in favour of a report from

Reuter.

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