December 9, 1954

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., Dec. 8 -- A proposal for free elections in all Korea, supervised by the United Nations, was adopted today by the General Assembly's Political and Security Committee. One aim of the elections would be the reunification of Korea.

permanent com set up to police CIO welfare funds; A J Goldberg dir, J S Potofsky chmn, J Curran and J G Thimmes members; aims

Chou, denouncing US-Nationalist defense pact, warns US to withdraw forces; charges US seeks base for aggression; bars compromise on island's status

Assembly meets; Lodge urges adoption of 16-nation resolution; Assembly 48-5 with 5 abstaining, votes to put item on agenda; votes 44-5 with 8 abstaining to begin debate without usual 7-day delay and without referral to com; Assembly pres van Kleffens urges restraint to avoid complicating release of fliers; resolution makes no specific ref to fliers other than those charged with spying; Malik charges US raises issue because it is displeased with recent relaxation in internatl tension; charges US wants to use UN as propaganda weapon against Peiping; Nutting replies; Sec Pearson scores Malik stand; Lodge, Nutting, Pearson attack USSR arguments that airmen were guilty of espionage and that Communist China had not signed truce; Nutting, Lodge, Smith illus

Wiley calls tow-away plan successful; will seek extension to other major avs and crosstown sts