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MINISTERS TO TRY AGAIN Mr. Byrnes Not Pessimistic But Grave

Conference Not

A Football Game

Washington, June 12.

The Secretary of State, Mr. James Byrnes, warned in a press conference today that failure to re- convene the Foreign Ministers Conference in Paris would be a defeat for all mankind, as well as for the powers represented.

Mr. Byrnes made his statement at his last press conference before leaving on Thursday with Senators Tom Connally and Arthur Vanden- berg to the conference, which opens on Satur- day.

American Cabinet And Palestine.

Washington, June 12.

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He said no progress towards a settlement of the outstanding issues between the four Foreign Ministers had been achieved since the last conference.

BRITISH LOAN

VOTE

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Washington June 12. The Hound banking COM committee will vote on Thura- day on the lepinlution ralifu- ing the British laan, it woun announced today by the Com- witter's Chairnun, Brent Sponce,

Demoarat of Ken- tucky

Only air of the 27 CON- mitteomen have thus far in- dicated opposition. A battle is anicipated when the bill reaches the floor of the house, probably next week, but ad- pinistration leadern after a pull of Democratic members. redicted victory---Ascociated Preas.

An

HOME RULE IN AZERBAIJAN

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London, June 12.

An undertaking that: air services between Bri- tain, India and the Fan East would be increased at the earliest opportuni ty was given by Viscount Knollys, Chairman of the British Overseas Air- ways Corporation when he addressed the dele- gates at the Imperial Press Conference today.

A reporter referred Mr. Byrnes to the remarks made by the

The United Kingdom-India Secretary of State befors depart-

route, he said, would call at ing for the last conf.r.ne that he was not pessimistic, but "land-

Rome, Cairo, Baghdad and Teheran, June 12. ing in need of prayer" and asked

"the Karachi. It would take 27 between agreement him what his feelings were on the "home rule north Iranian pro-hours and be daily, and later a eve of the second crucial session.

vince of Azerbaijan and the Cen- ten times weekly service. Mr. Byrnes replied, "I would

tral Iranian Government is to he I do not signed, a

"We are at present operating President Truman yes-jsay I need more prayer,

high Iranian leial say that in jest. We do stand in

Yorks and flyingbonts and hope disclosed today. terday announced the need of prayer, and I hope the

"An agreement with Azerbaijan before lung to add further types creation of a Cabinet Dryers will continue. The truth has already been renched both a

of aircraft. committee on Palestine is I would regret if our people regards the governor-general and regarded this conference as a fout-national army" he said. "A dele- composed of Mr. James ball game, or any progress that is gation left for Tabriz, capital of F. Byrnes as chairman, made as a diplomatic victory for Azerbaijan, this morning to work Secretary of War Robert le country or another, Patterson and Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder.

"All of us have but one hope,

and that is making some progress a just and enduring towards peace. If we make any progress 1 towards that goal, it is a victory In his state- for all-not for any one power. Truman anid,

had neted "in If we fail, it is a defeat for man- ment, that he view of the urgenty of various kind. as well as for the powers problems relating to displaced represented." Jews in Europe and Palestine."

"The committee is charged with assisting me in formulat- ing and implementing such a policy with regard to Palestine and related problems as may be adopted by this government," he said.

He said the group would be "authorized to negotiate with the British government

German Federation

Mr. Byrnes denied he would formally join with Mr. Bevin at the coming conference in a plan for eleven-state federation of Germany, nor would the United States make any such proposal individually.

Le pointed out, however, that and the American Occupation authori other foreign governments and ios have already organised the to maintain contact with priv-zone on the federation principa ate organizations relative to the and favoured the iden. various matters arising out of of the the recommendations

Anglo-American committee of inquiry."-Associated Press.

ARABS' CAMPAIGN

It has been authoritatively re- ported here that Britain wou'd propose such plan during the Paris conference, and that the United States approves it.

Meanwhile, the deputies of the "Big Four Foreign Ministers failed to reach an agreemen: 14- dhy on the problem of the nation. lity of minorities in the territories

be ceded under the

perce treaties.

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At their meeting in Paris today they referred the question back to

The drafting committee for fur

study.

Bludan, Syria, June 12. Arab circles here today state that the $2,000,000-fun, which the Arab League Council meetther ing here has deckled to raise by popular contribution. is a sepa rate scheme from the one adopted by the Arab League three months be dis. The £2,000,000 will tributed among the member states of the League to save land in Palestine and for "other poses."

Stumbling Block

out the final details of settlement and to sign the agreement." Reuter.

"We now operate a three times.

weekly service to Hong Kong and later to China and Japan,

"I have just returned from. secing for myself how quickly this Far East route can be de- Berlin, June 12. veloped and at this moment we Gerhart Hauptman, 83, Ger- have a team in Hong Kong MRD dramatist, novelist and making definite arrangements poet, Nobel prize winner, died for this service to open," Reu- an Saturday-Associated Press. ter.

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the residents in the eeded, terri tories the opportunity to chouse their nationality. The deputies also discussed their progress re-

NOW pur

told

The Council's spokesman Reuter that Palestine Defence Committees will be set up through- the Arab world and financed from this new fund, while the co- ordination of their actions is like-

ly to come under the League: ay spices.

The Secretary-General of the Arab League, Abdul Azzam, said that notes replying to the Anglo- American Invitation to express Views on the Palestine Commis. sian's report would include a re- the British Government quest to to inaugurate bilateral consulta- tions with Arabs.

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¡Arrests In

Rumania

London, June 11,

A number of employees of the British and United States Missions in Bucharest, whose arrest by the Rumanian Gov- ernment of charges of being in- volved in a terrorist organisa- tion has just been announced, Dutchi troops have rescued were stated by Roumanian of 2,500 people, including hun-flcial quarters in London this dreds of women and children, { afternoon to be all Roumanian from the area to the west of subjects. Tangerang.

Batavia, June 11.

Many of those rescued had been imprisoned by the Indone sian Republican Army and police and badly treated, and 1,000, men had been concentrated in Macek prison and left without food for four days.-Reuter.

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Paris, Juno' 12.

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