The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-05-16

the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-. tenn, cabled his New York office that Kennedy had got an un- censored account of Libyan mili- tary operations out of the battle area via Senator Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts.
 The incident arose in connec- tion with the fact that Senator Lodge was using his tour of the Libyan battle area as propaganda in his reelection campaign. The CBS correspondent, reporting on Lodges activities, cabled his New York office:
 'He (Lodge) made Cooks Tour of safe desert areas and then went home. On the way home he violated the ethics of journalists here by secretly carrying an uncensOred account of operations written by Associ- ated Press Correspondent Ed ward Kennedy"
 SECRET ARGENTINE DEBATE
 1t is now possible to give the play-by-play account of what happened behind the closed doors of the Steering Committe at San Francisco when the thorny prob lem of Argentina's admission to the United Nations came up.
 The meeting opened at 11:lS a. m-l8 minutes late. Secretary of State Stettin;us presided. Af- ter a brief discussion of proce- dure, Foreign Minister Molotov arose, asked that Kuznetsov, chairman of the All-Union Coun- cii ofb Soviet Trade Unions, be permitted to speak in behalf of the World Trade Union Confer ence.
 Kuznetsov then proposed on be- half of Russia that the World Trade Union Conference organized in London and on which the CIO is represented be permitted to be- come a member of the new United Nations organization. He remind ed the delegates ot the contriGu tion organized labor had made to the defeat of Fascism, pointing out that 60 million members of the Conference in 30 democratic countries had helped destroy Ger many and Italy as Fascist gov- ernmentS
 The Egyptian Foreign Min ister, Abdel Hamil Badawi, Op- posed Kuznetsov. He maintained that accepting the World Trade Union Conference would open the way to the entry of other pressure groups. Ecuador, New Zealand and Australia all po- litely opposed the Russian re- quest. Then Anthony Eden stepped up and suggested that all resolutions be withdrawn. His motion was carried. This was Russia's first defeat.
 RUSSIA WINS AND LOSES
 The Russians then won a vic- tory. The Executive Committee approved without discussion the Russian recommendations for seating the Ukrainians and the White Russians. Next came the Argentine issue.
 Molotov arose and suggested that as matter of procedure, the Big Four discuss the matter among themselves prior to the action of the Steering committee. He said there were some very real unanswered questions about the character of Argentina. Then he moved that tht question of inviting Argentina be postponed.
 But Ponce Henriquez, Ecuador can Foreign Minister, jumped up and demanded immediate action. He said Argentina had made a great contribution to inter -Ameri- can unity and should be reward ed.
 Prime Minister Fraser of New Zealand then spoke up and said he had considerable doubts about bringing Argentina in. He said he was afraid Argentina's ad- mission might prove precedent for countries like neutral Ireland, Spain and Iceland.
 However, Fraser was the only one to talk against Arr gcntina besides the Yugoslav Foreign Minister, Ivan Subasic. who supported MoIotov. Finally