Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1946 — Page 8
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Wonders if Policy Will Fit Peace Talk.
By SEXSON E. HUMPHREYS Times Telegraph Editor The world was waiting today to see whether future Russian policy will it Marshal Josef Stalin's latest utterances on world peace, There was certainly no evidence that the United States was considering a change in its firm policy
.|toward Russia as a result of the
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statements made by Premier Stalin yesterday to the Moscow - correspondent of the London Sunday Times. British and American policy makers have believed all along that the chances are decidedly against war in the next several years. In this they agree with what Marshal Stalin said. Fearful of Incident
Neither the Anglo-American nor the Russian bloc wants war. But both sides are fearful lest one side or the other misjudge the situation and allow some incident to develop into war. Diplomatic observers at the Paris conference do admit that an eastwest diplomatic conflict was in progress. Yesterday's statement indicated that future Soviet diplomatic action may be more conciliatory. U. 8. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes and his advisers are convinced that, if such a conciliatory attitude develops, it will be the result of Mr. Byrnes’ recent firm policy toward Russia, as indorsed by the ouster of Henry A. Wallace from President Truman's cabinet. Chance_to Show Earnestness Marshal Stalin will have an opportunity to show his earnestness, not only in bringing the Paris peace conference to a successful conclusion, but also when the Big Four ministers meet in New York and consider the problem of Germany. There was no question that Marshal Stalin's statement was well timed, coming just before this meeting and the meeting of the United Nations assembly as well. There was likewise no question that the statement was in sharp contrast to the statement made by Marshal Stalin himself on Feb. 9 that there was an “irreconcilable conflict” between Russia and the west. : French circles were most hopeful regarding the new statement. France has long been seeking to obtain a compromise between the east. and the west, in order to avoid the necessity of associating herself with one group or the other. The official Russian reaction to the statement was a “sigh of relief,” according to the Moscow radio.
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PARIS, Sept. 25 (U, P).—U. 8, Secretary of State James F, Byrnes and British Foreign. Secretary Ernest Bevin met privately today for the second time in five days. Following the talk, Mr. Bevin left for London. The subject of their discussion was not disclosed but it was believed the appointment of a new United States ambassador to London was mentoined. The Bevin-Byrnes talk followed by a few hours the Big Four decision to finish the peace conference by Oct. 15 and move the Big Four foreign ministers meetings to New York. The New York Big Four meeting will complete final drafts of the five satallite treaties now under examination here and tackle the German issue in late November. The Big Four also agreed upon
Byrnes and Bevin Confer ‘Again at Paris Conference
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a speed-up schedule to get the peace conference finished by Oct. 15, The whole conference was expected formally to accept the plan. Under the time: table, dll commissions must finish by Oct” 5 the work referred to them. Plenary sessions will begin considering the reports that day and finish voting on them by Oct. 15. Limitations on debate will be permitted. \ The Italian political commission today rejected all attempts to revise the Big Four plan for Italy's colonies and without objection adopted a Big Four formula to postpone disposition of those areas for one year. Brazil and Australia asked to be recorded as abstaining. As the article now stands, Italy will surrender sovereignty to the colonies immediately. The British will continue occupation and administration.
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‘council wiped its’ docket clean of
COUNCIL OF UN CLEARS AGENDA
Discord Cases Concern; Soviet Outvoted. . |
By ROBERT J. MANNING United Press Staff Correspondent LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, Sept. 25.
—The United Nations security
business today, but delegates were unable to erase fresh signs of concern over their failure to agree. From as high a level as the office of United Nations Secretary-Gen-eral Trygve Lie down through lower strata, of the world organization, officials appeared upset over. the new evidence of disagreement. The session was climaxed late yesterday by the ‘overwhelming defeat of Russia's effort to require United Nations inventories of all
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troops and bases maintained in friendly foreign territoriés by the allies. A bloc of * western power ‘votes kept the Russian proposal from even reaching the agenda, The ac-|a on in effect cleared the United | States and Britain of Soviet charges that their troops in such countries (as China, Iceland, Brazil, Egypt, Iraq and others are possible threats to peace, * Impotent Without Agreement The vote was 7 to 2 against placing the proposal on the agenda, with Russia and Poland as the only - supporters of the proposal. France and Egypt abstained from voting after expressing some doubt about whether the council should réfuse at least to hear the Soviet proposal. The results went into the record book as another example of the council's impotence if the United States, Britain and Russia cannot agree. . Mr. Lie and other officials of the United ‘Nations Secretariat found
themselves’ reiterating the longaccepted fact that unless the vetoequipped delegates of Britain, Russia and the United States, as well as those of France and China, can
agree the world’s peace-protecting|
bedy never can take a positive step.
Driver Geis Nose "Back After Crash
EVANSTON, Ill, Sept. 25 (U. P.) —Surgeons who sewed half of Aubrey Moore's nose back on after police found it in his wrecked station wagon said today that the patient was “getting along very well.” Half of Moore's nose was recovered an hour after the accident in
which he was injured. State police at the scene were asked to look for it. They brought it to the hospital in a bottle of water and it was sutured in place two hours after the accident.
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The latest in radar equipment, used as a device for the control
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at the civil aeronautics administration experimental station, Weir Cook airport today. Attending the demonstration were seven New York air officials brough here under the auspices of the Ray theon Manufacturing Co. of Nel York. The radar device is a modification of the famous navy ship borne search equipment which surveys an area 60 miles in diameter. The set locates planes and thunderstorms within the area and tracks their movements.
FLYING MISSILES SEEN
PARIS, Sept. 25 (U. P,). — The French press agency reported from Algiers yesterday that numerous flying missiles have been sighted over Algeria. No details were given,
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