1950-10-13 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950.

British Challenge To Prince Royal Inspects SOVIET USES VETO AGAIN

Russia: But With Cautious Hopefulness

Lake Success, Oct. 12.

Britain today asked the Russian Foreign Minister, Mr Andrel Vyshinsky, for an assurance that his proposal for new Big Power discussions on peace and security means the Soviet Union would drop the obstructions that characterised the' previous meetings of the Council of Foreign Ministers.

The Minister of State, Mr Kenneth Younger, speaking in the main Political Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, declared:

"We have had four-power meetings... on matters of the greatest importance, notably on the German and Austrian treaties.

"Throughout all these meetings, try as we may, none of us have been able to get into step with young Johnny. We are therefore entitled to ask Mr Vyshinsky when he speaks to give us some substantial ground for believing that he is going the consultations which he now

he says that the Soviet government does not

of Rumaria. But

interfere in the internal affairs

of other nations."

The chief Mexican delegate, Luis Padlifa, spoke next pledit-

Mexico's support fo

Jani resolution.

moposal fully

the

He said, "The objects of the corresponded to the aspirations of Maxlco.....

the slavery

We have wished to liberate our organisation from

of the veto."United Press.

The Cadets

Prince Royal Baudouin, who becomes King of the Belgians next year at 21 years of age, returns the salute given by young Cadets when he paid a visit to

the naval base at Östend. (London Express Service).

differently than those which have gone before. Mr Eden Forecasts Atom Ray

"These are genuine, and in, eral Assembly and its membres the light of our past experience, over and above the powers and inevitable misgivings which we

are bound to feel and on which we have a right to be reass sured."

dulles expressly given by the Charter in the Security Council,

. We are trying to substitute for the old jungle law a law the collective based upon

Mr Younger made extensive use of the story of "Johnny" will of nations, whose molher complained his

At Baranovsky of Ukraine

Avas

whole platoon was out of stepsaid, "Take the case of Korea, bat hin

This is a shameful page in the "We have not given up hone

history of the United Nations that even if Johnny will not

his step, Mr When the United Nations exactly change

used to cover up aggression. Younger ald In anotlier revet in the opinion of some ference la Mr Vyshinsky, "at people this action Enve new What is least he may modify it enough to enable

us to march along hope for the future. without treading on each other's

We will how look for tion of rules of procedure but toes.

at stake

been erected."

not one modifies-

חגז

a basle revision of the Charter. ward with cautious hopefulness resolutions are designed

hi to his elaboration of

pro-

the foundation to crusti postis. And, in the meantime,

which the UN. as a whole had again we ask him to think about ourt, and to see if he can

While the Politics Commit- not meet them more nearly in

its debale un the spirit in which we inve put le continued

teeth to the Assembly, them forward."

the Economic

Social and

pre Cornell began work on a grumtue of relief for war-torn $70,000,000 tu Korea to cost $80,000,000.

UN POLICE FORCE Mr Younger was speaking ou of the United und

the resolution

States. Britain

countries which

five other

riving

followed by

Baranovsky was proposes that

all United Nations

members Hellvia's Adolfo Costa du Rels.

carnurk a part of their national The Soviet seat wor

armed forers for use by

vetoless

occupied

Crisis Period In

In Cobalt

1951 World Affairs

London, Oct. 12.

Disclosure

London, Oct, 12. "Alom ray" cobalt, cooked in

atomic <xperimental Britain's pile at Harwell until it becomes radioactive, is now being used by

Mr Julian Amery, son of a former Secretary of State, for India, declared that the British Labour Government had made a mockery of self- government and issued an open invitation to Com- munism by giving advanced constitutions to poorouer and backward countries.

In the factories engaged

drive, it

was dis- rearmament

einsed today.

The Ministry of Supply an-

that

uf nounced

supplies treated substances are similarly being made available to in-

itutions and the Goverments

of foreign countries who agree the results of the Publish

BRITAIN'S

TO BLOCK LIE'S APPOINTMENT

Lake Success, Oct. 12.

Russia today vetoed the Security Council re- commendation to let Mr Trygve Lie of Norway continue as Secretary General of the United Na- tions.

The vote was nine to one recommending Mr Lic for another five-year term as the United Nations' top official. Nationalist China abstained on the vote. but Russia's lone negation constituted a veto:

What Truman

And MacArthur Will Discuss

(Condaued from Page 1)

Asia that she cannot - dodge without disastrous results, Signs of wenlaces in meeting the problems here will be inter preted as a general weakness,

5. Most Asiatic nations

VOTE WITH would rather be on the side of SOVIET

Lake Success, Oct. 12. The United Nations Economic and Social Couneli today de- feated a Soviet move, supported by Beliain, to oust the Chinese Nationalist delegate from the Council.

The Council rejected the mo lion by 11 votes to seven,

Russia then proposed, accord- ing to Informed cources, that the Polish Foreign Minister, Mr Zygmunt Modzelewski, sue- cied Mr Lic.

It

was pointed out that Russia's veto did not mean Mr Lie's chances of continuing in office were dead beyond recall. Although the Soviet delegate. Mr Jacob Malik, at on

carlier meeting expressed dimpproval of the suggestion to permit Mir, Lie to continue for one or two of the five-year term, it was still possible this might be the only solution If an East-West Impasse develops and at this juncture it did not appear un- likely that it would.

In the present situation, the the democratic nations but they Security Council, which must have an assurance they commends that candidate for will not be left out in the cold the post to be elected by the when they are down.

General Assembly, was in a position akin to that in 1040 in Diplomalle observers here London

when the opposing took up this meeting with Pre- Western and Eastern candidates sident Truman as General Mic for Senretary General were Mr

of Canada Arthur's big chance to explain Lester Pearson in detulin is unswerving con- Mr Stanoje Simic of Yugosla- viction to the President. They via. The deadlock was broken

forthcoming talks when believe the

Mr Trygve Lle have some Influence on agreed on1 14 0 compromise future American policy for Asia candidate.

United Press.

may

INVITATION DECLINED

The Soviet Union, whose de- legate ng walked out of many United Nations bodies when a nove to unseat the Chinese

Manila, Oct. 12 Nationalists has been defeated,

President Truman has re- remained In the Council mest- ing after today's vote.

President Elpidio fused Pakistan, India, Britain, Den-Quirino's Invitation to visit the ark, Poland Inark.

und Czcely- Philippines during his trip to

Addressing 4,000 delegates at the Conservative Party's annual conference, which opened at Black- pool today, Mr Amery asked the conference to re-research and permit an inter-

change of scientific information.clovakia supported the Soviet the Far East to meet General arm their faith "in the grand design of raising The offer is open to Russia to full and other Communist countries dependent colonies through the years

though none has placed an order yet, partnership in the Commonwealth."

The speelfle details of where

TERRIFIED

But economic and social dere- lopments were needed by well us good administration, he said.

OF LEPERS adopted a theby Mr Andrei Vyshinsky's de-

General Assembly ty, Jacob Malik.

againal aggressora

Security Couned is

by a veto.

when

Costa du

that

ex-

theels "fully and wholeheartedly"* the seven-power paralysed supported

revolution, saying Mr Vyshlucky has objected to perience bas shown that the committee Western

on Assembly's Interim resolution grounds that it would under-was not able to fulf te task mine the Security Council and malaiy because the absence of would "explode and an h the certain countries made its work sterile. Regarding the veto in Charter from top to bottom."

the

901

iz

a cauter-move he pro-he Security Council, Costa du pored a Big Five meeting der He stated. "By acting negative. arter and being obsem the Soviet Article

the Charter 120

Union bas encountered Un- which crowers major Powers

the Security for joint friendlines to consult together

the action on behalf of the United Comeil, Now what

demanded Soviet Union propose? That We Nations He also

remah status quo." that sige be preded up to establish a permanent Interna- tional live force.

dor:

STALIN INTERVIEW

Athens, Oct. 12.

The conference unanimously resolution "viewing with grave alarm the continued standards unrest and declining

ordered administration in of

Empire" and call- the Colonial

A colony of 400 lepersed on the Party to exert every threatened today to swarm effort to restore the condesce through Athens in a "March of Colonial people in Britain's of the Untouchables" in will to fulft her Imperial mis support of 200 other roam- ing Crete demanding " ti- cent life."

Cretan

The resolution further wel- towards self- comed advances government within the Empire when basic requirements for fullled" a sprovement and there

breach of

LAG

210

burst from Jepers their colony on the island of Spinalonga on Wednesday and disappeared among the popu-any trust. Finally, it called for

ieee after hister

strike

2

WHR

unsuccessful iniettered mutual economic to an

demanding

the whole Con- operation in monwealth to achieve the so- For the third consecutive day bonus of 90 cents a day.

cial and economic development Mr Younyer said: "What the the 1936 interview between Roy!

luwarch:. d. is not to W. Howard of Scripps-Howard |

200 The

Athens present proposals

Jepers, upon which progress The

uf-government inet dep.. suburb try to remove powers or duti newspapers and Generalissimo bolated

led similar gric- from the Security Council, Jozef Stolin was brought mio] Daphni.

CRITICAL YEAR Is impossible to point

to ney debate.

to join threatenedi vance, and provision which has such effect. Nor do the proposals transfer to the General Assembly any the special functions of Security Council,

the

powers and duties which were

Adolfo Corla do Rek. recalled the march. that Stalin had fold Howard that Russia had no intention of

On Crete, terrified

He cited the Soviet Union's inttack on Finland and

Mr Anthony Exien,

former men and Foreign Secretary, in a debate defence, condemnal the dilatoriness of the Government

re-equipping Britain's de fences and declared that 1951 would inevitably be a creal year.

In

interfering in other countries, women fornied posses and on Pesion and He uided, "Now we are in 1050 Joned the search for the lepers, do is to give expression

the and what has happened?" who have fed in all directions. more coherent form to

escorted to Children Wern always available to the Gen-Eastern Europe and Baltie coun- school, ami the whole island tiles one by one were nibbled was ordered to keep away from away arul swallowed," mi drangers, called attention 10 postwar

The Groom

Changes His Mind

Rome, Oct. 12. Eighty guests waited in vain for a wedding lunch at a sumptuous hotel here to- day because the bridegroom said an emphatic "No"

the church ceremony.

at

The bridegroom, 30-year-oll| Vittoria Jannitti Piremallo, was kneeling beside the 20-year-old]

bride, Claudia Scaleo,

.

The church was packed,

The bride's father, an ex-army

Meer, alond fall and straight on

his daughter's left."

"The priest asked the bride the

unusl

question. She answered!

clearlyYes, I do."

The it was the bridegroom's

tura.

He almost shouted his

rose to his out

"No"

feet and rushed

of the church, with

the

bride's grandfather in hot pur suit.

The bridegroom jumped into

a car. The grandfather, show.

In aurprising agility, Jumped

anto the running board.

Reporters following the

heard an angry exchange fore the groom drove away.

pali

Inalde the church, mean. while, the two familles almost came to blows as each party

freely on the

commented cident.

Pence rejurned to the church

only when

and Poland.

developments in Czechoslovakin Cretan leper the authorities ald, make a practice of lurk- He declared that Vyshinsky ing in byways and leaping out "went to Bucharest and in two suddenly

tu embraco 23073-

hours changed the government lepers-United Press.

SIDE GLANCES

By Galbraith

In-

old

galkortte

the bilte

8-10

thie

COPA CHO BY KEA VENNER, INC. T. JE, REG, LJ, B. FAT, OFF,

was taken away by her family.

The guests, waiting for. luncheda

were later informed that there would not be any-

Reuter

Speaking of the Common- wealth plan to raise standardis South-East Asi. of living in Mr Eden said that the Govern- hopal for ment undoubtedly American generosity but asked how this agreed with the recent declaration of Mr Anmirin Bevan, Minister of Health, that world capitalism had already

and

Was

Nationalist China abstained on the voting today because of Mr Lie's long campaign to give Chin's United Nations seal to the Communist

of regime Peking.

of

bad

that

re-

COMPROMISE CANDIDATE Four nations voted against motion.

Douging MacArthur,

Mr

Modzelewski-Yugoslavia, On the second part of the

Press Chino, Ecuador and Cuba. The Quirino's Soviet motion, to invite a It- President Presentative

Communist Secretary announced this to- United States, Britain, France, Egypt and Norway ab- China,

the vote was six in right. He said President Tru- Indo, favour and 11 against, with man hal "prior commitments in stained.

Sir the United States."-Reuter, Denmark austaluing.

British The Mr Kenneth

ho

and how the cobalt mdio isotopes are used in the defence factories are being kept secret,

representative, but it is icnown that "ntom may

Younger, to carller

told the Council cobalt wire being used detect flaws in metal.

the complication despite It also

to the problem of Chinese allows engineers make

precise micro-measure-presentation

now before Was the General Assembly. ments.

found that would support the Soviet mo- It atemically-treated cobalt is 50 tion-Reuter.

for exposure percent stronger

loses its radio radium. purposes than its equivalent in activity very slowly and can be returned 10 Harwell after several years for re-radiation. Reuter.

has

U.S.

been

Because of his retirement from the public service of the Colony the appointment of Mr Charles E. Davis as an Onlchi Justice of the Peace has been icvoked.

Suspends All Visas In Red Purge

Washington, Oct. 12,

Radio Hongkong

Pro-

aro

Ramaswami Mudaliar, дож the eminent economist, is the leading compromise cund!- date. Other possibilities Mir Gunnar Myrdal, Swedish who heads the UN ecunomist Economic Commission Europe, Mr Carlos Romulo the Philippines, the former Assembly president, Padilla Nervo of

die Mexico,-United-Press.

H.K.T.

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L. Light Classical Requests. Presented Ly Curtis Hindson, (Studio):

Analysis. World News and Nows (London Relay); 8.15, Studio Con- cezt. John Macleod Baritone) with

DY Piano

Betty Accompaniment Drown, and Rene Keown, (Soprano); B30.

Interlude:640, Orchestrat "Service Quiz." Prezenied by Peter Simon, Studio); D. "Froin the Elitorials (Studio): 0.10. Weather Report; 9.11. Music from the British Film "Oliver Twist." (Arnold Bax): 30, Paul Teinpie and the Sullivan Mystery A Sertai by Francis Dur- bridge

Episode 2: "Interlude Al Auguna BCTS); 10. "Compoter at the Week." Hayda 10.15. Vienne Wallz Orchestra; 1030, (0" London Relay): 11, Radio News

feel. London Betay); 1.15, Weather

The State Department announced on Thurs-Wilfred Melon in "Have day it has suspended visas issued to all foreigners overseas, except Displaced Persons,

The action is intended to give officials time to study more fully the McCarran anti-Communist law and to come up with some workable regula-

tions.

of at ports

out

the

world.

Lepori: 16. "Goodnight Music": God Save the King: 1130, Clene down

Girl Guides' Leaders

The following appointments

to the Girl Guides Association,

Hongkong Branch, are nclined

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AND

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Many foreigners arriving at American ports have been held up or barred from entering the country. The law bars the entry of Communistsmen Gazette: and Fascists. The congestion

They were eny is increasing. Thousands instructed to advise all shipping of persons are expected to be and airline companies not to United by the State Depart- bring persons to the affected ment's order.

Travel plans States unless they have visas throughout the world will be get on Thursday or Inter.

: Rentesentatives of toreign snarled by the sudden order.

The State Department said:

delegates to governments or United States diplomatic and Preparations

the battle consular oficials will inmedi international organisations such against steel nationalisation and ately

re-examine cases of per- the United Nations will not

be affected by the order. preparation of plans for an early sons whose visas have been

Both the alan and the general election are expected to suspended.

German governments have 10- be prominent in

State succeeding A

broken down.

A resolution calling for united action to strengthen defence was adopted unanimously.

ter.

for

Depurimeli

n-

stages of the conference-Reu- | nounenment said: "E, tpt as led the actions being taken

otherwise provided, ro-inni-juler the new law.

Detailed government plans grant visas will not be evall fur

McCarran enforcing the dated

the bearer is Or

expected early law, originally of, or affligast week, have still not been was a member ted with,

Instructions To

Steel Makers

or

a Communist, Nazi Fascist

Nazi party,

DT

or any scetion, branch, sub- sidiary, afliate

of such party, in any coun-

try,"

cumpleted,

sources said the Justice

or subdivisionment and the Stale De- partment Are falking about grading supporters or totaļjtarį, persons classed This will bar most people anism, so that

"followers" could be Communist from

Yugestavin as mere The Government, in a double but the State Department admitted to the United States.

Washington, October 12.

move to protect both evilion

and defence production, artered still had no decision on whether All higher classifications would

i would bar supporters of the be barred.-Unlted Press,

steet makers today to reserve ! five to 25 percent of their out-overnments of Spain or other

put for military orders.

such

de Hon. M.M. Watson

governments where mocratic principles are caree.

However oficials expressed It was the first time that the

the Informal opinion that the new National Production Auction would not cause the rus- thority had used its control pension of either the exchange powers to commandeer part of

of persons programme with the supply of the basic maGermany

and other govern-

terial. At the same time, it let ments, or of the Displaced Fer- the steel industry know that for

the time being it can we 75 to

zons programme,

Visas to "Displaced Persons

95 percent of its production for were not cancelled because

Reappointed

The Government Gazette an- nounces the reappointment of the Hon M. M. Walson os on Un- official Member of the Legk- lative Counell; until April 80, 1951.

civilian products such as auto-they have already been acreon-Now Health Officos

mobiles and refrigeratas.

Tenders

ed for any past affiliation with Production director William totalitarian movements.

have been called Harrison said the order was ex-

tho erection of two- State Department Instructions for pected to meet defence needa | for the pension of vine storeyed health offen and for now, but warned it will be went out during the night to quarters at Aberdeen ang "You know 1. nover borrow your ties, dad! They're too stepped up minediately. 1. United States diplomite, and single-storey health offices

youthful for me1":

kita newssary United Press, konsular representatives through To Kwa Wan, Kewlogo

Kowloon Hospital, General omce.

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