Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 282, Decatur, Adams County, 30 November 1948 — Page 6

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K- ' * ’ •** $1 I’ ' tr> < V * ■ W*L jj "sSS W Ow NILKANTH CHAVRE (above) will address the Rotary Club Thursday evening and an assembly of the Decatur junior-senior high school Thursday morning at 8:15. His talk. “India, Yesterday and Today," is based on experiences in his native country. He was edu<V» ed at the University of Michigan. UN WOULDN'T (Cort. From Page One) in concert for peace. Bitterly criticizing the present U. S. government for trying to modify the veto. Vishinsky shouted, “Why do they d> this when the proposal for the veto was an American proposal, submitted on Dec. 14, 1944, by president Roosevelt to Premier Stalin?" He quoted Mr. Roosevelt as telling Stalin after the disagreement at Dumbarton Oaks: “you and I must now find ways of completing the task started at Dumbarton Oaks." Before Vishinsky spoke, Peter Frazer of New Zealand, who helped lead the small power fight at San Francisco against the veto, appealed to the nations of the world to face up to the fact that the veto prevented the proper functioning of the UN. He demanded its abolition. “The veto is a weapon, and it is used as a weapon of war — not as

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it was supposed to be used." Fraser said. "Our worst forecasts about the veto at San Francisco have been fulfilled. ' , “We have now in the UN a not very pleasant debating society which sadly resembles a prize fighting ring. To be sure, it is better to have explosive speeches here than to have atomic bombs exploding on the peoples of the world. “But surely the nations on earth are not going to stop here in their quest for peace and security and an organization capable of preventing aggression and war.” . Western officials' were skeptical about the value of the currency committee. They.made it plain they were approving the idea only because they cannot place themselves in the position of rejecting any proposal to end the crisis. They insisted, however, that the group have no power except to study the currency problem. They also insisted it have no mediation powers. Creation of the small neutral ; group of experts to continue study j of the Berlin currency problem was ; considered an admission by Bramu-1 glia that his attempts to solve the Berlin crisis at this session have failed. No further security council moves to bridge the right between Russia and the western powers over Berlin were expected at this session. Bramuglia’s currency committee will be an informal group, not an official United Nations body, although it will work through the UN. The western powers already have approved the idea informally, although they are skeptical that continued study of the currency problem will lead to a Berlin settlement. Realistic officials of the three western powers predicted that no solution to the Berlin crisis is now possible unless Russia reverses her stand and starts returning Ber- ! tin’s administrative machinery to 1 four-power control. t COMMUNISTS (Co'» From Pa?e One) . new city essembly be appointed until a general election could be held. ■ Dismissed from factories in the Soviet sector, workers streamed in- , to the Unter Den I inden at midday. I

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