Arkansas State press., 1953-09-04
,uI1ED NATIONS NOTES


james n NATIONS NJ Y (Global)-The United African
UNllL, fzpnent with headquarters in New York Ctys
nas at 125th street and Seventh avenue, announced
lnei if would circle the United Nations headquarters
aeeN I and the East river, with five hundred pekets
! hd sur a. q noon The object of the demonstration is
nOef h return of Sultan Sid Mohammed Bey Youssef
4s p &c King of Morocco, and to demand the release
|s tuo rpo Kenyatta of Kenya, Mr.. Bourguiba of Tu
! al chief Khongo of the Congo.
anu wan for the UANM further said, 'We are call
SPIN black man and woman, as we'll far-minded
On eve 70 support our fight for free and independent
pUl We shall get action in the Tunisian, Moroccan
W. QUESTIONS at the eight session of the UN General
hens =. the UN might as well close down, We say if
@ rnot do anyhink else, they can vote self-govern
VN IL If the JN trust territories in Africa now"
to aH rne secretary of the UAMN Advisory Council
neS nt act now to prevent the Communists from TAX
h leadership of the African Nationalist Movement
M true African Nationalist leaders are in Jail exile"
m The UN's General Assembly opened its ses-
ZOO last week. and after weeks debate, split among
:" ntas and Russia's rehashing of old Communist pro-
hod anv optimism that the Assembly will be able
:, arrangements for the forthcoming Korean political
ma without protracted discussion. The United States
~ sided conference limited to the begerentS in the
Nor with Russa's invitation coming from the Com
lido and India left out. Britain, France, Canada and
6es Of the United States preferred "round table" ap
ih the Assembly inviting both Russia and India. The
Union to exploit this split proposed eleven nations for
ton including six beligerents United States Brit
rorcp Red China and North and South Korea; and five
sIgorents" Russia, Poland India Sweden and Burma
r tho United States, the main problem to defeat
InbIv bid to India to participate and Thursday the
states announced it will vote against India thus hoping
[rI a bid to India. Friday the Political committee adj
~ until Monday American delegate Henry Cabot Lodge
,4etpd that India would be rejected
[npOrCO Fifteen members of the Asian-African
oe in the UN decided Friday to raise in the Secur
rn Frances custer of the Sultan of Morocco. The ff
decided unanimously that the disposal of the Sultan, Sid
ahmed Ben Youssef and his exile the island of Corsica
FINITE threat international peace and security" On
av the Sultan was deposed, attempt by the bloc TO
I'D the matter during the General Assenblys debate
Korea was ruled of order. 1t is considered at best
the bloc can obtain the votes necessary in the
rnaion Council to obtain formal debate the issue
INFORMATION little known but highly controVers
| IN group the Committee Information on NOn-Sef-
rng Terroriesopened its session last Tuesday The con-
ny is over the right of the UN to demand reports on
sons in territories controlled by member countries Con-
1g countries contend that the UN is using the trusteesp
n under which reports must be made trust territories
extend itself Illegally into fgovernng territories.
week Belgium refused to attend committee meetings.
ka questioned the committees legality, while Britain
keed to walk out if the committee insisted on discussing
! heal questions in a territory.