Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-03

the neutralist countries their
own.
Guarantees Needed
There can be no disarma-
ment, no international armed
forces can be created If there
are no guarantees for all the
three groups against misuse of
these armed forces.
We are not seeking any
privilege for ourselves, but we
do not want others to have
privileges over US. What we
want is equality for all. There
fore, If you, gentlemen, really
want disarmament, If you want
international bodies to really
work in this direction, for
peaceful purposes, the United
Nations machinery should be
rebuilt in such q way as to
make the u. N. Secretariat and
the Security Council reflect in
their work the interests Of the
three main groups of states, as
to provide for the protection Of
the interests Of all the U. N.
member states.
Some people are flinging sharp
words and harsh accusations to
the effect that, allegedly, Khru-
shchev is destroying the United
Nations. We reject such accu-
SationS and state unequivocally
that the Soviet Unions propos-
ais pursue the goal Of strength
ening the United Nations.
Won't Follow Along
If the machinery which is
called upon to solve the major
international issues with due re-
gard for the interests of all
states, If this u. N. machinery
the Security Council and the
Secretariat-resolve these ques-
tons to the detriment of the
socialist and neutralist states.
then, natural, these countries
will not recognize such deci-
sions and will rely on their own
strength to defend the interests
o ftheir states. the interests Of
peace.
This is the choice that now
faces the United Nations. Either
we truly unite our efforts and
do our utmost to consolidate
the United Nations, thus en-
surfing cooperation among all
states toward preserving peace,
or else the forces rejecting the
interests of the group of i'm
perialist states will 60 on
dominating the United Nations
and its machinery, which will
infiict great damage upon the
cause Of peace and interna-
tional cooperation.
I would like to say that the
United States President who
spoke here was defending what
Is old. rotten, and already coll
lapsing. This process cannot be
checked either by the United
States representative who spoke
here or by anybody else. You
cannot make the dead breathe.
Colonialism has lived out its
time. Our duty is to put away
this reeking corpse thus purify
ing the atmosphere, and to Gre
ate O better life in the world
for all men and women.
Denies Indictment
Our sympathies, I repeat, rest
with those who are fighting for
their freedom and independ-
encel
They say that Khrushchev Is
Iincitins to instruction. I am
not melting instruction be-
cause the question Of inSurrec-
ton against the unwanted
orders in any country is re-
solved by the people itself. ]
merely said that II the colonial
lists do not agree to grant indie
pendence and freedom to the
colonial peoples then the latter
will have nothing else to dc
than to rise against the shame
full oppression. and all honest
men should extend q helping
hand to those who are fighting
for their human dignity against
robbery, against the colonialists
! We extend our hand to al
those who are still suffering ir
the chains Of colonial slavery
If you consider this to be in
citement to revolt then I take
pride in this and say: The free.
dom-loving peoples Of the
Soviet Union extend q helping
hand to the peoples rising
against the colonialistS fol
their freedom and independ-
ence!