Arkansas State press., 1953-06-12
United NATIONS NOTES
.uson Accredited UN correspondentl

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t-s,,rrFD NATIONS, n. Y. (Globa)- Africans accuse
tNi North African Nationalist complained to the
oe Nations again last week that the French ruling
dea and Tlnsia by tenor and determined IAN
r representatives Independence Movements The eharg
~ contained in letter sent to the Secretary General
were to4 and signed by Bahi Ladgham representa-
nan h Npo Destour Party of Tunisa and Ahmed Bala-
" %crearv General of Isgla Party of Morocco Both
) ont their parties at the United Nations. Mr.. Bala
pen l Noy York Wednesday, June for Europe the Middle
BEL e hfca where he will spend three months return
~ Now York City for the reopenng of the UN General
Iymby this fall. ,,,. ,s ,.,., r
emf has prohibited former Chief Albert Luhu Pres
nra If the South African Nationalist Congress from
ano any public meeting in South Africa.
~,f for Near East Relief gift OF $1,000 has been
nv Archbishop Thomas E. Mooy of the Roman Catholic
IL" ~ BROOKLYN N Y. to American Middle East Relief
~ as announced this week by G. M Barakot, Execu-
\ 5,ctor Groups in more than thousand communities
~ United States contributed clothing and funds to the
u, RarakOt said Archbishop Mooy expressed full
rt o such aid the than nine hundred thousand
V rpeeS from Palestine in Lebanon Syria, Jordan and
prp1cA The first signs that the Mau Mau situation
" prish rican colony of Kenya may be brought into
I'M came from the Asian-African bloc of UN member
I Al 2 meeting on Thursday the group decided to sound
rbers Of the UN Special Committee on Information
nonself-governng Territories to what the uN might
the crisis The bloc also decided that it will sponsor cir
r 10 all UN members of letters coming from nationalist
~ IN the French North African proectorates of Tunsa
MOROCCO complaining of French repressive measures there
Moonvhle the UN Truseeship Councils standing
m m pettiOns opened its work for the year by examn
n,aints from the Italian administered UN trust terri
n Sonailand Although most of the petitions complain
% the administration it reported in the committee
tension in the territory which resulted in roting last
kr has relaxed m -,
If SYRIA 10 the United Nations and Tex McCrary, out
[nc newspaper and radio and elevsion commenta-
viii he the featured speakers at Global News Syndicaes
Awards Dinner at the Hotel Theresa Friday, June 70.
| T1NSIA . j. H. Odenbrock General Secretary OF the
ana Confederation of Free Trade Unions declared re-
that the tension Tunisia is menace to world peace
ua expressing protest against new wave OF repression
tred bv the French authorities in Iunisla 1T Is i've
nb he pointed out "snce Forha Hached the late Gen.
Secretary of the Tunisian Trade Union Federation was
fascinated Yet in spite of repeated protests the French
charities have still brought to justice those response
far the chastity crime It is significant that those alleged
responsible for the assassnatons whose arrest
&y suited the French authorities, were apprehended IN
matter Of hours"
Mr. Odenbrock pointed that with the arrest of Mo
mad Kraien and Smane Zouer the Tunisan Trade Union
ent has been deprived of its last remaining permanent
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