Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1950 — Page 34

“UN Commission ~Wants International Organization Formed

By ERNIE HLL Yimes Foreign

LAKE" SUCCESS, MN. ¥o Apr. 14—Ap international body to hear

complaints concerning violations

of basic human rights will be created by a commission now meeting af the United Nations. Actual cases dealing with religlous or racial persecutions, slavery in any form or any evidence . of flagrant injustice meriting * international at- _ tention will be | docketed, heard and adjudged on facts in the case, At this point,

body should be

trala favors

Mr. Hill court of human rights. countries want the cases to be heard by a new branch of the Court of International Justice at’ The Hague.

Several

Others, including the United States, believe that a committee of experts from various countries should be named to start the work. to see whether a full court of justice will be needed.

tive, . will hold to this idea, al-

though there is a chance the Unit-|

ed States will be voted down. Reds in Opposition Russia, boycotting the commis gion, is against any type of body to “iniplément” the covenant of human rights whicn it will ignore. The Soviets informed the Commission’ “Regarding the proposal on measures for implementing the declarhtion of human rights and the covenant, the government of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics considers that the implementation of the declaration of human rights and the covenant is a matter which solely concerns the domestic jurisdiction of the state, and accordingly sees no need for any international agreement on the subject.” Poland and Czechoslovakia are expected to follow the Kremlin

Jead. Hungary, Romania and Bul-]

garia, of course, are no United Nations members. Another Question:. The covenant of human rights {s being drafted In the form of a treaty to be presented to lawmak.ing bodies in various countries. The {mplementing set up may be in a separate act for separate consideration. When approved by various countries the covenant will then have the force of international law so far as those who signed it are concerned. The court or -body hearing complaints will then have authority to advise signatory states of their fallure to live up to treaty pledges. Another question to be determoned is that of filing charges, Agreement is to be . reached whether the charges ‘must be filed Dy -one country against-another,. whether certain officials and semiofficial organizations can place charges, or whether individuals will be permitted to appear to make allegations.

The commission hopes to settle:

all of these questions this year.

Olive, Batchelor | Plan

Association in Law Frank,C. Olive and Thomas C. Batchelor today announced association in the practice of law under the firm name of Olive & Batchelor, with offices in the

Chamber of Commerce building.

Mr. Olive is Indiana delegate to vthe Hpuse of Delegates of the “American Bar Association, and chairman of the association's committee on bankruptcy law. Mr. ‘Batchelor was secretary of the Indiana State Bar Association many years and has served AS a deputy attorney general and 8 member of the Indiana General Mssembly.

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