THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, · MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1950-
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The Kiddies" Delight
India To Continue T Mediation Efforts At Lake
Lake Success
Lake Success, Dec. 3.
A second meeting between General Wu Hsiu-chuan, the head of the Peking delegation to Lake Success, and Sir Benegal Narsing Rau, India's representative on the Security Council, will take place in the near future.
NEW AID
PLANS FOR
FAR EAST
The first meeting was held in the Communist Chinese delegation's rooms at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on Friday and was the result of an Indian initiative to ascertain the possibilities of a peace- ful settlement of the Korean conflict.
Sir Benegal Narsing Rau, forewarned by pre- vious failures of India's good offices in the past to evolve an agreed procedure, has been impervious to all requests to throw light on his plans or the nature of his talks with General Wu.
Washington, Dec. 3. President Truman is plan- ning new moves to pump
Asked specifically today that
1
as the United Nations American dollar aid into whether he was proceeding on forces were advancing against such Far Eastern
basis of an trouble the
immediate a beaten foe and not retreating cease-fre in Korea and spots as the Philippines, establishment of a neutral zone would be one of "magnanimity the as previously, such a gesture Formosa and Indo-China. north of the 100-mile wide rather than appeasement."
The craiman of the Senate
"wasp waist" of the peninsula Fortiga Relations Committee, to be supervised by a United Mr Tom Connally,
While awaiting a second.talk said
Nations his
Commission in which with General Wu, the Committee would be asked on
might panticipate,
Indian Beneral said: "What is your time keeping
Sir delegation was at the same Monday or Tuesday for authority to use up to $100,000-journalistic jargon for a situa-ported moves in Washington to
tion like this question?" Plan funds
call a special meeting of the
Assembly de-General
tomorrow for the presentation there of a resolution on Korea.
000 in Marshail
India
for the general area of China. " "The Indian delegate This apparently means Pre-clined to confirm or deny,' is it sident Trumatı plans to shit not?" he went on. some of the United States' emphasis on aid to Europe to It was reliably learned, mean- Communist - threatened Asia. while, that Sir Benegal had not Congress, which has long heard taken up any specific proposals demands for such action, may with General Wu so far, and vote swift approval.
indeed had no justification for Senator Connally also said doing so in view of the danger the Committee
Monday that the currently fluid military would begin consideration of position might outrun tentative President Truman's urgent re- suggestions except of quest for $38,000,000 in addi-general nature.
on
tional food aid for anti-Soviet
an eye or re-
NO RECRIMINATIONS
Reports said that it might be imilar to the six-power resolu- un-calling for the withdrawal the Chinere Communist forces from Korea-which the Soviet delegate vetoed in the Scaturity Council last week, a most
make it stiffer by branding Communist China as an aggres-
Yugoslavia. About $35,000,000 What was even more impor- in ERP funds would be wanted tant, the Indian delegate could for the Pacific areas at the not, in the nature of the outsel. This would be in addi- situation, present concrete pro- tion to $100,000,000 voted the posals unless he knew what the President last summer for aid United States, as the leader of in the China area and presum-the United Nations action in ably already spent.
Korea, would concede in the in- terests of a settlement.
CEASE-FIRE AS BASIS
that the
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sor.
non
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Clowns are always great friends of the kiddies, and this picture shows two of them, Alby and Billy Austin, with two youngsters who had a first-hand view of the Bertram Mills' circus rehearsing at Ascot before it goes to London.-Central Press.
Action In UN To
Await Result
Of
Washington Talks
Flushing, Deci 3.
i
Asked today whether India's!
participation in the Security Council vote on that resolution was resented by the The United States today postponed immediate Sponsors
resolution, plans to seek General Assembly action against the particularly the
United States, Chinese Communists, apparently to await the out- source close delegation said that his im- come of the Truman-Attlee talks. pression was exactly the opposite.
il
the
to the Indian
the
at the
Informed sources said tonight that the West decided to hold up the introduction of the resolu- had not re- tion demanding that Peking pull its troops out of
Delhi any Korea.
the
Senator Connally said that ECA, which administers the Marshall Plan, was most anxious to get going in the Pacific and with as few restrictions as pos- One thing was today confirm- [ The sible: The ECA director, Mred, namely,
source said that Indian Indian delegation William Foster, returned on delogation had been interesting ceived Saturday from a first-hand sur- itself in the question of a cease-
from New vey in the Orient and this is fire in Korca
specific proposals the basis of
but apparently a factor in the pro-restoring peace.
general attitude of the Indian posed programme. The Philip-
delegation
Instead, the West plans mere- which the American delegate, could be sum ly to send a formal request on Mr John Foster pines is expected to be high on the list for early aid. Formosa originate with Sir Benegal Rau's tion calls for a session without sident that the issue of Chinese action against Peking,
Such efforts did not, however, marised as this:
"The situa- Monday to the Assemby Pre-planned to ask quick Assembly Dulles, had would receive economic but not three-day old talks with Genera! mutual recriminations or
con- Communist military assistance. Burma and Wu, but dated as far back as the demnations from both sides."
intervention in Thailand were also mentioned as General Assembly resolution of
Korca be put on the Assembly possible recipients. United October 7, which permitted Press.
General MacArthur's forces 10 class the 38th Parallel
and authorised them to stay
The source said that India's | agenda. attitude could be gleaned from the moves it had made, though Unanimous Vote Korea" until peace was restored. Nehru's appeal in July that the "unsuccessfully so far. Pandit Korean question be settled in When that resolution was the Security Council with Com- presented in the General As-munist China sitting as a mem- sembly, India--although it was ber, reopening of the not publicly time--had
revealed at that question on the first day of the suggested to its current session of the General
In U.N.
Flushing Meadow, Dec. 3. The United Nations
General Assembly decided last night by 55 votes to none, with two abstentions, to recommend im- mediate steps for the abolition of corporal punishment in all trust territories.
The administering powers were, requested to report on the matter next
year. Belgium and South Africa were the two abstentions-Reuter.
some
Com-
URGENT CONFERENCES
Indications were that this was It is expected that the re- done to enable delegation chiefs Assembly at Monday mornings sion here on the newly proposed quest will come before the to attend the Assembly discus- session and go afterwards either agenda item concerning to the Steering Committee o muniat aggression in Korea.. dircot to the main Political
An American spokesman said Committee.
the cancellation was not re- quested by the United States,
The American delegation held the Far East crisis
It was
reported that the United States was trying to get อง many other natioris possible to co-sponsor a move today putung the Chinese intervention the Assembly-United.
The United States'
overnight
movers that there be included | Assembly, the advice that be. Switch in plans was apparently urgent all-day conferences on
a provision for the cessation of fore hostilities and the utilisation of crossed the
the 38th Parallel
decided was
on at an urgent North Koreans be
Washington conference between a United Nations Peace Obser- given the chance to come to
the Secretary of State, Mr Dean vation Commission,
Acheson, and the United terms, and the suggestion that a
Na- sub-committee
tions be appointed to
delegates, Mr Warren The Indian delegate
Austin and Mr Ernest Gross, was find a common ground between then privately mentioning such proposals al-points of view in the Assembly rebuffed for the United States and Soviet though Sir Benegal had aruged as a whole,--Reuter.
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