Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 July 1950 — Page 22
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Declares if Body Doesn't Act Then it's Dead By DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 29 —A suggestion as to what the United = ‘Nations should do when Russian | ‘delegate Yakob A, Malik returns to take over the August chairmanship .of the United Nations Security Council next Tuesday is contained in a speech by Rep. Andrew Jacobs, Indianapolis Democrat. The speech was published in the Congressional Record. “The United Nations must, if it Is to survive, determine at once = if the Soviet Union is arming the Korean insurrection in contempt of her lawful authority,” Mr, Jacobs advised. “If she does not, thea the United Nations is dead. The United Nations should convene its proper body or tribunai and summon the Soviet Union for such an Inquiry. Our governmient should, if we have the facts, prefer the charge and demand an immediate determination of the : facts. s Should Make It Clear z “We should make it clear we 3 will be bound by any lawful decree or legislation of the United Nations and that other nations must be likewise bound. If the | #oviet Union fails to appear, she | should be tried in absentia. | “If the charge is found to be (true, then United Nations should 'use every available weapon at her command, or at the command of per loyal members; to enforce her lawful decree against the Soviet Union. And every loyal nation must be expected to vigorously lact at every point where Soviet (Union activity is sustaining this
‘er that we carry the burden alone.” As a lewyer, Mr. Jacobs sets out the evidence to show that proper legal steps were followed when = our troops entered the Korean War under the United Nations banner, Last night Mr. Jacobs added his! voice to that of the many Congressmen protesting against personal feuding on Capitol Hill. He used the recent Tydings-Jenner Senate battle as the “horrible example.” At one point in his broadcast speech Mr, Jacobs defended Sen. William E, Jenner (R, Ind.)| against the charges of Sen. Mil-| lard Tydings (D. Md.) that his =
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