Arkansas State press., 1953-03-27
United NATIONS NOTES
Lawson accredited UN Correspondent

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T. rrn NATIONS-( Global Morocco - On February
NJ Mohammed V. Sultan of Morocco received in audi
p cnara Augustn Gullaume the French Resident Cen
@ Morocco Although the official press release from the
t fornaon Office did not disclose the nature of the
s the French press made clear that the General
dss~ tho immediate PRONUNCIATION of the called re-
| particularly the projected Franco Moroccan NUM-
as pcs These reforms have been advanced repeatedly
In the French SINCE ' anu -'''' e' 'e'ecteu ny
n the Sultan
uhle representatives of the French colonial groups
Ioceo insist upon the augmentation of the municipal
program soon as possible as it was originally propos
o c,1sn and the people of Morocco have rejected this
because The French settlers in Morocco are
having the status as British, American Spanish
hor alien residents. Their demand for right to vote
aoslate in foreign country (Morocco) is in contra
NTH the international status of Morocco and with the
% Of the law of nations; and q, The proposed reform
M the French minority Is percent of the total populaon
cart of the in the municipal councils while limit
b Moroccan majority (9o percent OF the total populaon}
rv 50 percent of the seats
~ myNIcIA The Asian African bloc met at UN Head
tors to discuss final draft of letter to Assembly Pres
PEARSON repeatedly asking him to his good offices
shar Of group of Tunisian Nationalist leaders who,
INV to press reports have been death by the
I The letter it is understood also that spite of
IN appeal negotiations between France and Tunisa over
tahls of the North African protectorae have mac
progress ,
A KOREA On Wednesday the YIN General Assembly
ad what is apparently the only action of the current
n an Korea BY SIS to 5, with the Russian bloc in the
tve the delegates approved resolution thanking
m giving to date S44 100000 for Korean reconstruction
~ asking them make good outstanding pledges. These
1ys total $751; 100000 In addition by 54 5 vote, the
smby rejected Russian resolution demanding immediate
8n of the UN commission for the rehabilitation and uni
m of Korea Russian delegate Valeran A. Zorin charged
the commission incapable Of achievement Western dele
m probably could concede this but the for the in
nbiy is the Communist attitude of incorporation with
he commission.
CREEK SOLDIERS The Political Committee of the
eral Assembly completed work Thursday its second
da item-Gree complaint that Russia and satellites
tanning some 5000 Greek soldiers taken prisoner by Com
mist guerrias during the Greek Civil War. By vote of
y 8 = again the Russian bloc voting against and with
Mia abstaining the committee renewed appeal for repa-
tOn of any Greek soldiers wishing to return home As
y President asked to confer the Prob
with the Communist countries. However those countries
the Greek charge and nothing is expected to result from
Dis UN action.
STAFF Secretary General Trygve Lie opened the
GENERAL Assembly debate his personnel policies on tuesday
summing up his staff trouble this way II have done the
n could in political circumstances that were not OF my DO
These circumstances" he said were mainly the result OF
great conflict in policy and theology between the western
dd and the Communist bloc. He said it was ronc that
Russia was charging that the UN was dominated by the
Lifted States the United States attacking him Tor laXlty
getting rid of Communists and subversives on the ON slal