IMMEDIATE ELECTIONS IN KOREA
I ACTION URGED BY U.S. and china I tt -x NEW YORK. February 24. United States and China urged United Nations Interim Com- ’ kittle Assembly” to-day the ®>ueuiate holding of nation-wide elecI N m Korea. l a f' th h * lip Jessu P ( United States) , ifcfk ■ * .^ e Korean Commission. •i J? ®yi?y 7 of the Russian boycott ac t|vitie s in Korea had asked committee for instructions should loiit a p °ii Quickly. He pointiJF ffiat two-thirds of the Korean lived in the southern part of tiT try ’ anc * sa i d that they could proportionate share of a teS? national assembly. The reone -third of the people would b wklfT ressn^ed - tut they and all krjor-d would know who had ? he opportunity. J? siang f China) said: “If we tat® thirty-eighth parallel to pre- « from taking action we are ac-
cepting and approving the division of Korea into north and south.” . Bolivia and Equador endorsed the American and Chinese proposal in principle. No Russian bloc representatives attended the Assembly, because their countries are boycotting it.
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Press, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 25428, 26 February 1948, Page 7
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