Arkansas State press., 1953-03-13
limited NATIONS NOTES
Lawson accredited yin Correspondent

United NATIONS, N. Y. (Global)-The United African
tt Movement with headquarters in New York City
NSad this week that 1t Will confer with Awni Kalady,
aaho If Iraoi and Chairman of the Asian-A African
deg" To the present situation Africa in general and
b@ III East Africa in particular The uANM would like the
hea IN Kenya aired in the UN General Assembly or in
the Security Council anu ''0' e'e' u'e' III Tue human
n,ts Commission
Rsn ETHIOPIA The Ethiopian Delegation the second
bo I'm General Assembly consists of only two MEM
hall Zauda Gabre eywot, former Vice Minister of For
e' ,fors and now Ambassador at large, H. E Abate
e second Secretary of the Ethiopian Embassy Washing
ION D. C. n r,r 1pcEn H. c..
PRESIDENT of the American University of Beirut Lebanon
ISs d the hope that the Eisenhower administration would
h TO close the widening breach between the eight Arab
If the Near East and the United States calculating
Uncertain United States policies toward the Arab states
t with Washngtons policies toward highly publicized
are responsible for the breach Dr. Penrose told the
Jar Policy Association. He said the Arabs blamed the
sad States for the establishment of Israel
nr Penrose said general lack of knowledge of the
a and their spiritual and economic potential had led an
% foreign policy He cited what he termed the rising power
np Moslems If the Western nations continue lose
m and keeps on gaining according to Dr. Penrose
'~s NAV lose World War iii before fire shot"
In line with Dr. Penroses statement in Chicago President
Eisenhower received Prince Faisa Al Saud Foreign Minister of
cg Arabia at the White House Monday and told him he
~ concerned signs of deterorating relations
n the United States and the Arab nations. Through the
prince the President called upon all Arab leaders cooperate
with him in seeking restore confidence and trust between
M nation and Arab nations The aim of this approach
il s understood is produce more Of balance between A
can attention Israel and American attention the Arab
nations.
ASSEMBLY After giving the Korean question top pri-
~ last week. the General Assembly Political Committee de-
a ON an of debate that calls for discussion of eight
Their items during the planned five week session. Two of the
inas are directly connected with the Korean problem
American proposal for impartial inquiry into Communist
Germ war charges, and Polish Omnibus proposal for Ko-
rsn truce disarment and Big Five peace pact"
TECHNICAL AID The third Assistance Conference
m held Thursday and Friday and of it expected
a Of S2l 100000 which the UN will have to spend this
ar its program of aid the underdeveoped countries
Tb4 Conferences goal S25000000 and although the a
mount pledged was largest in the three year history of the
TN pogram failure reach the goal expected to result IN
ustponement Of planned projects
Henry Lodge jr, permanent American delegate to
the UN pointed the opening session on Wednesday one
main reason why goal not reached Mr. Lodge pointed
IA the empty seats reserved for the Soviet Union and its
satellites and described this group governments VINO ma
huay speak loudly of their interest IN assisting unae
jelmed countries and who sagey absent and silent
when the chance actually to do something helpul