U.S., Soviet Concurrence
Dr. Tsiang, the Chinese Nationalist delegate, said -that although the complaining cablegram came from the Chinese Communist Foreign Minister, General Chou En-lai, the voice was the voice of Moscow, and the Chinese Communist regime was nothing but a puppet. Sir Gladwyn Jebb (Britain) supported the United States views about the wording under which the complaint should be considered, but said
■ C 3 u .“Cil. would not be doing its 1 the y agenda ailed tO place the matter on .. Senegal Rau (India) proposed ‘ compromise Wording which resulted m agreement. ’ ®, ot . h >A u . stin and Mr Malik ac- » Ce &L ed the Indian . suggestion. »» »» Counci’ rejected a proposal by Mr Malik to invite the Chinese Com- - munists to take part in Formosa dlst cussions. Mr Malik said the Soviet re- - served the right to raise the issue l again when Formosa was debated.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26205, 31 August 1950, Page 7
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