Evening star., 1950-11-23
Appeal for U. N. Probe
OF Sovietin China Nav
Go 10 Little Assembly
BY the Asseeioted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 2s.-
American and Middle Eastern
votes today are expected to send
to the United Nations Little
assembly Nationalist Chinese
appeal for a U. N. investigation
Of Russia's role in China.
The 60-nation Political Com
mittee of the U. N. Assembly
scheduled a session on Thanks
giving Day in an effort to dispose
Of that question. A vote was
delayed late yesterday by long
speeches in a warm debate.
DR.. T. F. Tsiang, chief Ma
tionalist China delegate. pleaded
with the committee to create a
committee Of experts to investi-
gate his charges that the Russians
aided the Chinese Communists
and are a threat to peace in the
Far East.
/ Wants Moral Judgment.
DIR. Tsiang said he wanted a
moral judgment. He said he
gave up hope of material aid last
year soon after he filed his
charges against the Russians.
Britain. France, the Soviet
Union, Australia. Canada and a
number of other nations suggested
that the committee drop the mat
ter entirely. All but the Soviet
bloc said the facts were known
enough for the countries to make
UP their minds. Another investi-
eating committee would be; a waste
of time. they declared.
The Russian bloc delegates at
tackled DR.. Tsiang as a repre-
sentative Of the ''Kuomintang
Clique" and demanded the COM
mittee drop the case entirely.
Syria Proposal Backed.
John Foster Dulles, American
delegate, backed a proposal by
Syria for sending the Chinese
charges back to the Little As
sembly. where they rested last
year without result. Mr.. Dulles
said it would be a "black day"I
for the U. N. if it dropped the
case.
Meanwhile. preparations were
being completed for the arrival
tomorrow Of nine-man Com
munist delegation from Peiping.
The Red Chinese are coming here
in response to an invitation from
the Security Council to take part
in debate on Peiping's charges
that the United States committed
aggression against FormoSa. The
Chinese Communists want to link
this with charges that the United
States committed aggression
against China itself, by sending
planes over Manchuria and bomb
ing and straf1ng Manchuria.
The U. N. will send Russian
speaking worker in it's protocol |
section. Paul de Rodzianko, to |
meet the delegation. The Peiping
group is expected to arrive at
1dlewild Airport in a British
plane at $50 am. tomorrow.
British May Help.
The Russians are expected to-
meet the Chinese Communists at
the airport or get IN touch with
them quickly after their aiIival. I
The Chinese Communists are
coming under the protection of
Security Council request.
There has been some speculation
that the British delegation might
act as go-between for the Chi
nese Communists and the Amer
leans II any one wants to start
talks but in view of the fighting
the Americans are expected tc
keep their distance.
The Russians failed late yester-
day in another attempt to expel
the Nationalist Chinese from
U. N. group. The Trusteeship
Council voted down, 8 to 2, a Rus
sian proposal to remove Chang
Kai-shek's representatives and ad-
NIT the Chinese Reds.
The U. N. worked on short
schedule today, setting only morn
ing meetings because of the
Thanksgiving holiday. The As
sembly is going into its final phase
now and the delegates are driving
for adjournment in time to get
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