CHINA’S SEAT IN U.N.

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27463, 24 September 1954, Page 13

CHINA’S SEAT IN U.N.

J.S. Urged to End Opposition Washington, September 23. ■ Th e Washington “Post” today urged :e Efeeahower Administration to end s opposition to the entry of Commust China in the United Nations. The influential newspaper claimed in leading article that the vote in the nited Rations General Assembly to astpose the issue did not reflect the ■ue feelings of all the members. There is a growing feeling among lit allies that the China issue is the 3S tage to domestic politics in the nited States.” the newspaper said. It suggested that the United States icwld agree to hold out the promise Chinese Communist membership hen the Peking regime had purged self of aggression and should couple is with simultaneous and separate embership for the Chinese NationalExclusion served a purpose during e Korean and Indo-China wars, but : is a negative doctrine and is a poor bstitute for a positive long-range iiey. it is not. in any case, the way to 11 back communism in Asia. it serves to perpetuate a fiction, to ny the indisputable fact that the mmunist regime is in control of sina.” the paper said.