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proposals for the disposal of Italy's former African empire after hearing a new declara- tion by the Big Four and after defeating the Brazilian and New Zealand amendments. The procedure adopted is:
1. The final decision on the Colonies will be taken one year after the coming into force of the Italian treaty by the Big Four taking into con- sideration the wishes of the inhabitants and of the views of "other interested Governments" which will include all countries which fought in North Africa.
2. The colonies will mean while remain under their pre- rent mainly British adminis- bration.
ser
a. If the Big Four fail to they will bmit the qtention to the U Bed Nations General Assembly und abide by ite devision.
The
proposals were adopted by 19.votus, only Australia
batenting.
The
No Italian Participation
Brazil amendment aimed at guaranteeing a fair share" of ministration ni the colonies to Italy during the antra year was defeated by 18 votes to one, with one ab stention. New Zand moved
cumferent to have the final
el pemal to the United Nations arral of the Bir Four, but wat rejected by 16 to two, aitit al dentius.
that Britain shoulri withdraw her demand for full compensa- tion in view of the rejection of the principle of, full compensa- tion. The chairman then ruled there was no need to vote an
the British amendment for 100 per cent compensation and hla ruling was accepted by the committee.
ALP TRAGEDIES
Milan, Sept. 25.
The death of two Pledmon... tese guides who were taking a scientific expedition to the summit of Mont Maudit in the Mont Blanc area, bringa to aven the number of Italian Alpinista who have fallen down different' mountaina in North Italy during the last three days.
The other five were Eugen Ferakri, the Secretary of the Italian Alpine Club, and four young mountaineers--Rcuter.
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M. Arjanian (Russia) nounced that he accepted the 25 percentage
compensation suggested by the United States -Router.
Godfrey Tearle To Play Roosevelt
Hollywood, Sept. 26.
Two distinguished actors, one in the British thea- tre and the other a Canadian-born stage and screen star in the United States, have wanted for several years. to enact the meeting in heaven of two great American statesmen, Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roose velt.
the
Their dramatic sketch is still Į just an idea but individually they have achieved part of the goal. Raymond Mussey, Canadian, is famous for his And consulted. Lincoln characterisation.
now Godfrey Tearle has eine all the way from London to pur- tray the late President Roche- vell,
wder Mig Four ansurance i poved to the Italian Poli- tied and Toritorial committee before a vote by Mr. Gladwyn Jebb, the British delegate, who aid all thor All countries chih Tangal in Aftica during
he war would Ek was an effect the defini- Blow maked for India and h Afrien of the phrase "In- tod povernments,” in an her Big Four declaration. M Jebhalu said the Big For were impressed by the Justive of the Abyssinian claim * Eritrea) and were sym- pathetic to the claims of Egypt parts GC Eritrea, Jarabub oasis #42111 Sollum plateau).
Bushire Fighting
Teheran, Sept. 25. Reports reaching here tonight from Bushire, Persian Gulf port, spoke of house to house fight- ing between coastal Persian tribesmen and Government troops.
Some parts of the town and port had changed hands many times during the fighting.
the
Ghavam EH Sultaneh, Premier, hun opened direct negotiations with Nasir Quanh- gai, tribal chief, whose rising in Southern Persia was report- ed to be crushed.
A special mission consisting uf four members of the Pre- mier's ollice left Teheran this, morning for Shiraz, in the southwestern province of Fare to open negotiations with tribal Jenters.
The Minister of Propaganda, Priner Firouz, declared today that the Prime Minister und entered into direct negotiations iD kive unnecessary blood- shed." but anyone who dare- garded the offer would have to experience the iron fist of the pespile.
Longest Tour in London, the Foretien, Office Of Russia
spokesman said that British interests were in, no way affect- that ed by the unrest, and Muscow, Sept. 26. Britain had at present no in Seven foreign correspondents, tention of calling on her forecs British, Amorlear tationed at Busra, Iraq, to as- representing.
-ist to restore law and order.1 and French news organizations, including Rembert, James, Asso-Router. clated Press stuff correspondent, returned to Moscow from
ritory of the
have
the longest tour of European ter Swedish Arms
Soviet Union ever
Tearle, at 61, beara a resem- blance to Mr. Roosevelt so atrik- ing that other players in the atomic bomb film, "The Begin ning or the End," stare hushed amazement when be taken by a group of foreign re- walks on the set.
He is apportera. preciative but wholly modest
During a 13-day trip they cover-
Washington, Sept. 25- about this reaction.
cd 2.700 miles surveying UNRRA The Under-Secretary of State, am what I would call a activities in
the Ukraine and Willum Clayton, told a PLOKI journeyman actor," he says. "A Byclo-Russia. They visited Kiev, conference on Tuesday that
Libyan Freedom They were also sympathetic towards the desire of Libya for urneymun actor is a man who independence, Italy would have has earned his spurs over the her say in the alininistration years by playing all types of of the colonies through United Nations if she were ad- mitted as a member.
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"Most of the people in Ameri co knew Mr. Roosevelt by his and visage but I don't The Italian cemnraittee
then voice rejected. by nine votes to eight, make speeches in my Roosevelt characterisation. Thus, I can Polish-Ukrainian pro- aivint pen to insert in the Italian act and talk 4s any man would Treaty a clause imposing the in his private life, and how obligation unt 10 permit the many persons would or could existence of Fascist political, contradict?"
"The trip undoubtedly military or semi-military
anisations. The Latvian For-the result of my talks with Mr. Mussey concerning the Lincoln- eign Minister sail the com-
1 party which obtained "Anyway, I was living a quiet Roosevelt sketch," he declared. me la 1,000,000 vates in The last elections was in fact life in my Cornwall home, hay- a Fascist party. The British ing temporarily retired after several yeara of entertaining and United
delegates States argued that such an article was troops, when they gave me a Unnecяkary Since Italy had job and packed me off."-A980- adopted the required laws while ciated Press, if drafted it would have to be vajue or absurdly detailed.
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Compensation
The United States indicated
Voroshilograd, Stalino, Makcycvku in the Donbas industrial region. Odessa, Mingic and Vitebsk.
The correspondents found of delals courteous and willing t discuss local conditions in detail
Associated Press.
BRITISH VIEW ON HUNGARY
Sale And U.S.
ported Swedish plans to sell nr.ns to Argentina, might conflict, with the American plan to standardize Western hemisphere weapons.
,He added that there would not be any objection now as the volume from Sweden was small, but
future developments might change his views.
It had been reported that Ar- genlinu had contracted for anti- aircraft guns and shells from the Bofors firm but shipment was de-
agrec- layed as a result of on London, Sept. 26. ment between Sweden, the Unit- Britain fully supports the led States and Britain to withhold views expressed in the latest army shipments to Argentina, Union delivered United States note to the Soviet
Clayton said that such an on Sept. 22 jagreement had not come to his which claims that Moscow is attention. straining Hungary's national Diplomatie officials considered economy by continuing to re- that an agreement was in force move property in contradiction but they were not sure of its con- of the undertakings made by tinuance. Associated Press. the three powers in the Yulta agreement, A Foreign Office spokesman said in London to-
BEVIN BACK
night. London, Sept. 20 Mr Ernest Bevin, the For-
to the conference tonight that eign Secretary returned to
she
He added that Britain had made verbal representations
bent.-Reuter,
will probably hak for 25 London from Paris tonight though no formal note had been
from cuter.
per cent
compensation
uly for damage done to United Nations property in Italy dur
the ing the war. Originally United States asked for full compensation, which is still be- ing demanded by Britain.
Mr. Willard Thorp, the United States delegate, told the Italian Economic Committee tonight that the United Sister hud in mind 25 per cent, although she was not going to put this for-
ward."
*1, still believe the principle of full compensation. con he justified but our feeling is that The burdens placed on Italinn that in enomy are so great thin care as in others, the posi- Honor be nulified," Mr. Thorp said.
He acted at the percentage of 25 whs what he would ask fur if the United States were the only country involved. But he had been impressed by the requests for bigger percentages made by other countries.
Dead Heat
A vote on the principle of full compensation as opposed to partial compenantion resulted in a dead heat, nine to nine, with two abstentions.
Mr. H. S. Gregory (Britain) rejected a suggestion from the chairman, Sir Joseph Bhore,
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Too Much Information
Belgrade, Sept. 20.
Au official Yugoslav source Faid today the Foreign Ofed of the Yugoslavia has charged United States Information Ser- vice with becoming the centre for propaganda, against Yugo- slavia and has asked the United States Embassy to close the Service and the American Read- ing Room,
A formal Foreign Office note, the source said, accused, the la formation Service of distribu ting bulletins against Tito's Government in contravention of Yugosinvia's, preas inv
According to this, source, the Information Service, and Bead- ing Room have been quorhling under an agreement that called for irsemination of agricul turn and educational Informa- tion and news that would furs thor United States and Yugo slav relations. Associated Press.
CHURCHILL IN BRUSSELS
Brussels, Sept. 25. Mr. Winston Churchill, ac-i companied by hie, daughter. Mary, arrived here by aff Luth afternoon on a private three- day visit to Prince Charles the Regent, and the Queen Mother, Elizabeth.
The Belgian Foreign Office today described as "exaggerat ed" local newspapers repórte that Mr. Churchill in to have important discussions on inter rational questions with ladin), Helgian stateamon Routeka, by
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