The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-11-14
KOREA

The Committee rejected Soviet resolution for new
commission the Korean settlement by vote OF 70 80
with II absenons, while il held In allowance the three
other resolutions that had been submitted
On December the General Assembly approved the
Indian resolution only the five Soviet bloc votes IN OPP
position other members states except National emma
which abstaned. voted favoraby
As adopted the Indian resolution affirmed that iorce
shall be against prisoners OF war 10 prevent or Ell
feet their homeands and provided Tor es-
tab.hiug Repatriation Commission to which prisoners
would released in agreed numbers and at agreed ex-
change points agreed demiarized zones If the Com
mission could umpire, who would be selected
before the negotiations began, would have the deciding
The re,olut IN further provided that 80 days after
rnsce agreement had been signed the question of the
dposoh Of prisoners not deS ring repatriation would be
turned 70 the proposed political conference After
another 80 days he and maintenance of unreurned
prisoners would become the responsibility Of the United
Nations.
The Pres dent Of the Assembly communicated the pro-
posa- TO the IN Command and the authorities in Com
muns China and in North Korea "as forming just and
reasonable basis for agreement that immediate
would suit and be effected" in Korea The IN
Command accepted the proposals but the Communists
Just before the Assembly recessed the UssR, on
sunday December p, charged the US armed forces in
Korea with mass murder Of prisoners and demanded i'm
mediate c"n,deraton 81 It's charges ne Assembly decs
lively reerid the Soviet proposals. Soviet bloc) -45-10
The Solie biloxi failed also in an attempt to prevent
inNs cation Of rs charges that the I. y Command had
used meteorological warfare in Korea BY of 81
p with nations abStaning. the Assembly approved
oon reened under the leadership Of the United States
calling for impartial investigation Of these charges An
earc quest of the Security Council for such an inquiry
had fecn ,etoed by he Soviet Mon.
nder The resolution the Investigation commission
would be composed Of Brazil Egypt Pakistan Sweden
and fHgHt would be set up after governments and
afhfes concerned had indicated their acceptance of the
lnaal IN son Of war who aegedy had made confess
sion apo ioe We Of germs weapons would be taken
'' neutral area for examination By the Commission and
YOU'D remain under the custody Of the Commission until
lh "No ~ Korean ho,ltles The Commission would be
required - make rrpor not later than September 1852
.0n March II the Assembly reaffirmed its objective
- pro relief and rehabilitation in assisting the Korean
l"o 70 relieve their suerinps and to repair the great
oFasafon and destruction in their country It approved
- % resolution 70 that effect The negative votes
were east by the Soviet bloc
~ re the session closed all 90 members of the nited
Nations olned IN endorsing resolution on Korea This
proposal sponsored by Brazil expressed the hope that the
e~change u sick and wounded prisoners war would he
Spesdy completed and that further negotiations would
Iead % an early armsce consistent with United Nations
PRINCIPLES and detectives
al resolution replaced a Polish proposal which not
only called for an end 70 hostities in Korea and the with
dra"a Of all foreign troops but also dealt with dsarma
ment me North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the
conclusion Of a peace pact by the Big Five"
(To Be Continued)