Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-01

IAN. r. Lawson accredited uN Correspondent

United NATIONS, N. Y. (GlobaD The Asian Arab
tIc held several meetings last week with Henry F.
a iberia presiding Mr. Cooper told this reporter that
% a be leaving at the end OF the General Assembly Ses-
Hoau or Saturday for the Coronation in London where
@ Governments Ambassador to the Court of st. James
Bright, Liberals permanent delegate to the UN,
ta over Chairman OF the Asian Arab-African bloc
an tho Tunsian and Moroccan complaint in the Security
anea prA The Russian bloc surprised the General
MN Political Committee Thursday by joining the
SemoH in unanimous approval of the Western resolution
~, Assembly of the Korean truce negotiations for
Pas hang and leaving all details up to the Panmunom
tors Just before this, Poland abruptly withdrew its
oiaI proposal on Korea disarmament and other prob
o, the day before Russian delegate Andrea Y Vi
G had strongly supported the Polish resolution in vot
s tbe Western proposal which had been up by Brazil
I ysbinsky simply said it was good and appropriate
aspnt circumstances The Assembly was heartened by
,ttude of the Communist bloc
at aTnTCu The Economic and Social Council began
@ to occupy itself with its broadcast em-the world
mc situation. On Thursday American delegate James j.
.tb said the Free World faced with Communist ag-
% had heen able with less difficulty than
td He predicted that the American economy will con-
@ ~ expand this year. but European delegates were
ftpd in whether the United States will lower its trade
ders. n .-o INV
nacan policy against Communss-both homegrown and
Ewas under consideration two fronts last week On
av the UNs highest appeals board the Administrative
Ennal opened preliminary hearings appeals of twenty
Trvgye Lie charges growing out of Investigations of
coed disoyaty among Americans in the UN Attorneys for
tuenv argued that Mr. Lies refusal to give specific
H. for the dsnissals, and his firing of persons who
pd ION grounds of possible sefincrimnaon) to answer
ptions before American invesgave bodies constituted
ons of the UN charter and staff rules. Also Tuesday,
United States announced its willingness open negoa-
ms with the UN difference of view issuing Ameri
sas persons from abroad qualified by the uN to at
knd UN meetings
DRUGS . Drugs from and in Red China figured prom
ny sessions of the Commission Narcotic Drugs last
Neck On Wednesday the United charged that illicit
hattie from Chinese mainland is controlled by the Picking
nmen and is aimed at this country to gain dollars and
sabotage health. Meanwhile, Russia defeated in seek
b to throw Nationalist China's report opium smok
kg in the Far East.
BURMA COMPLAINT . The General Assembly PO-
cal Committee began debate Friday its last and
its most delicate, ssues-Burmas complaint that there
200 Nationalist Chinese troops in North Burma that these
ops controlled by the Nationalist Chinese government
Fomosa, and that Nationalist China therefore guilty
aggression Opening the debate Burma charged that the
ops are not fighting regain territory Red China but
intent upon overthrowing the Burmese government and
Racng with more amenable" the Nationalist Chi
*e Burma recognizes Red China