Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-27

ill be driven into the U. NJ,
world organization"
, If such a thing should come to
pass and if the "black fury" of
atomic war should follow, Bevin
told the United Nations assem-
bly,, the fault would be Russia's
and Russia's alone.
But, he added:
1T is better to have our diff
culties now than to live in 4
FOOLS paradise"
A big four delegate said the
Western Powers Britain, France
and the United States-expect to
open their attack on Russia's
three-month-old blockade of
Berlin Thursday in the Security
Council.
Alexandra Parodi, France, Sc
curity Council delegate, said
plans call for handing the Sc
curity Council the problem un-
der section of the U. N. CHAR
ter which deals with threats 10
peace and international security,
That means the west is risking
a Soviet veto-or a Walkout.
The three powers accused Kus-
STA last night of threatening
world peace by her, actions in
Berlin. They re-emphasized their
determination to stay in the city
an island of four-power terri
tory deep in the Russian zone
and reserved the right to take
such steps as may be necessary
to do it.
Great Reception
Bevin's speech-so emotional
that his voice broke as he called
on Russia to open up the world
and let light and knowledge
come in"-got roaring, cheer
ing reception from the delegates.
All the big powers had their
chief delegates on the floor for
the event. Listening in were U.
S. Secretary of State Marshal,
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis
ter Andrei Y. Vishinsky and
French Foreign Minister Robert
Schuman.
Vishinsky's face was grim as
he strobe from the hall ,ftsr +ho
speech.
Bevin limited that Britain en-
visages the end of the United
Nations unless a solution is
found to the east-west crisis. and
added: If we cannot proceed on
world basis as we had hoped.
we must proceed on a regional
basis"
THE reason I am afraid (for
the U. NJ is fundamentally a
simple one" Bevin declared. ut
IS that although they often put
forward a point Of view which
cannot be disregarded and which
should be intelligiently discussed.
minority in these matters re-
solutely refuses to accommodate
itself even in the slightest de-
gree to the wishes and desires
OF the majority"
Issues Warning
Speaking with all the solem-
nifty at my disposal" Bevin
warned:
IT the black fury, the incalcu-
liable disaster of atomic war
should fall upon us, all / can
say is that one power, by ,efus-
ing its cooperation in the control
and development of those great
new forces for the good of hui
mainly will alone be response,
Bile for the evils which may be
visited upon mankind"
The Allied decision to break
OFT negotiations over the Berlin
crisis with the Russians and take
the issue to the U. N. was an
nounced after two conferences
Yesterday among Secretary of
State Marshall, French Foreign
Minister Schuman and Bevin,
The Soviets earlier demanded
control over Allied air traffic
and a single Russian-controlled
currency in the city as their
price for lifting the blockade.
The Russian proposal was
termed unsatisfactory" and the
western powers emphasized their
determination to maintain their
positions in Berlin. They reserv-
ed the right to take such steps
as might be necessary to do -.