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Berlin, Mar. 20.

he ereation of a German Government based on free elections—in all Germany, if the Russians agrec, and in the western zones if they do not Is being forecast here today for some time next winter. At least a tentative agreement, it is understood, was reached at the recent Anglo-Franco- American conference on Germany in London that a German, state should be restored and provided with an occupation statute laying down the relative rights and obligations' of the Germans and the occupying powers on a pro- visional but legally binding basis.

Falling a Russian agreement, these steps were to be taken by the Wen- ern Powers for their combined zones,

Hopes were high today that thi tentative decision would be formally confirmed wisa the three-power Leonference meele again in Aprit and that time-table would be fixed, providing for free and direct Ger

man elections on a national or nt least an all-western basls before the winter.

Responsible Allied circles here con sider that the way for a more rapid advance in that direction has been cleared by this werk's decisive moves fur Western Alliance.

Best Answer

The speedy creation of a German |tiaverament, based an free elections in the area where they are possibile, established da international law by an pecupation statute and economical. ly fitted into the European recovery pingransme, is regarded by lending British as United States here as the best answer to the Com

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'Dangerous Socialists

Events'

Prague, Mar. 20.

In his first broadcast since his appointment, a Czechoslovakian Foreign Minister in aueccasion to Masaryk, Dr. Vladimir Cie- mentia tonight claimed that

T

"hysterical War cabi. paign was being "deliber- ately provoked to camou flage other and far more dangerous éventa.”

Among these "other events" he said, was the tiso of Germany

яп economically and a politi- cal spring-board against her former victims-Ren- ter.

Russian Delegates Leave In A Huff

on an

.Berlin, Mar. 20. Russia's delegation walked out angrily

Allied Control Council meeting today and left the future of the four-power Government for Germany in doubt, '

Marshal Vassily D. Sokolovsky, the Soviet de-

legate, charged the Western

powers had "broken away from Control Council machin- ery." He said their actions proved. "the Con- trol Council no longer exists as an organ of Government."

Sokolovsky, who was chair-

man,

Officials thought it might pos

Walk Out

London, Mar. 20.

The delegation of the Italian. majority Socialists of Signor Pietro Nenni walked out of to- day's session here of the Inter- national Socialist Committee in protest against resolution warning Polish and Italian So- claliste that they were on the same "fatal path," which led to the "absorption" in Czecho- slovakia.

One of the loaders pl the delegation told Reuter that the Nenni group

would not par- ticipate in tomorrow's conference of the Socialist parties in, the Marshall Plan.

The resolution, which Wüs passed by the Committee after the walkout of the Italian majority group, also condemned the action of the Cominform in Eastern Europe, blamed it for splitting the European Socialist movement and declared that it could no longer accept the pre- sent leadership of the Czechos lovak Socialist Party as kepre- sentative of Socialism.

The committee welcomed the efforts made by the Socialist parties "to free the workers of iheir countries from capitalisi domination" and called upon all "democratic foreca throughout the world, particularly In the continent of America and Akin to defend the. llberty, peace and rights of man."-Reuter.

Hot Water

adjourned the meeting sibly mean the end of the four. Again In

the other delegates. Then, as Scholovaky was seen as reflecting abruptly. without consulting power Control Council in Berlin.

The step

taken by Marshal if by pre-arrangement, he and Russian feeling at the increasing feel, his staff arose together and solidarity among the Western wuuli be far more effective than strode from the chamber, leav-hations, and particularly at the inere anti-Communist measure.

front,

Such

programune, they

by

the French, British Americans,

and

The Palace

London, Mar. 20. Eighteen hundred and fifty

thus assuring het water again in Buckingham Palace, heat in the House of Commons and lift service for the Cabinet.

ing the British. American and reported progress towards unity striking boilerman and liftmen There is definite opinion here French representatives sitting of action in Western Germany voted tonight to return to work. that a constructive policy for West ern Germany should not

and need it be delayed any longer by fear of Communist

propaganda against the "partition of Germany" expecially an propagerida in the western zones for the Soviet supported “German | Peoples Congress" has so far been a

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at the conference table. US Military Governor, said:-

General Laelus D. Clay, the

In reply to a question whether *"It is apparent at a minimum he thought Marshal Sokolosky's that the Soviet delegation in-action mean the end of quadri- tended to be discourteous

portite government in Germany, told In Berlin tonight; "Not

The strikers voted at a masá meeting to end their one-week- unofficial walkout and return to work tomorrow morning at 10. "It was not an net of courtesy, They asked assurance that but beyond that, I can make no there would be no penalties; interpretation until we see what immediate removal of troops happens". he added, Ahigh American diplomat who was pre- who took over their jobs; and sent at the Council meet sold: early inquiry into their de "The Russian walkout was ob-munda for 22 shillinga more a viously planned in advance."-wcok-United Press. Reuter

its colleagues. We will just necessarily": have to wait and see whether the Russians intend to bold another meeting or not."

The British, French and Am erica delegates noted in the official minutes that the session had been "improperly adjourn

cd:"

Athena, Mar. 20. . It is customary for the chair Sixty-six guerillas were kill-man to set the date for the sur- ed in a aght in a violent snowreeding meeting of the Council storm on the Mount Olympus before adjourning. range, the 'Greck ·Gencral Staff announced tonight.

Long Tirade

The walkout followed a long

The guerilla ferces also lost Russian tirade "against the West. Sokolovsky charged the

22 taken prisoner.

The Greek-army-casualties three-powers-with-sabotaging

Kidnapped, Blindfolded

were stated to be one killed and four-power. Government For 19 Days

seven

for

A similar Soviet.

Singapore, Mar. 20.

wounded. Twenty-six Germany. guerillas were killed in eastern attack occurred yesterday in' Macedonia--Reuter.

the Allied Kommandanturi

The Johore police today re- meeting here.

Western officials said the So- for 19 days had been blindfold. scued a kidnapped Chinese who vict manner was "obviously ed by paper pasted over dark planned and staged."

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Serious. Gesture

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Marshal Sokolovsky's action

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