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members of the groups of the parties
not represented in the government;
(b) They are suitable and will
work Loyalty with the government.
The three governments take note
that the Romanian government thus
reorganized should declare that free
and unfettered elections will be held
as soon as possible on the basis OF
universal. and secret ballot. All
democratic and anti-Fascist parties
should have the right to take part in
these elections and to put forward
candidates. The reorganized gov
eminent should give assurances con-
corning the grant of freedom of the
press, speech, religion and associa-
ton.
A. Y. Vyshinski, Ambassador
Averell Hartman and Sir A. Clark
Kerr are authorized as commission
to proceed to Bucharest Immediately
to consult with King Michael and
members of the present government
with a view to the execution of the
dbONc-LilcIltlUlitQ CdSkS.
AS soon as these tasks are accom-
plished and the required assurances
have been received, the government
OF Romania, with which the Soviet
government maintains diplomatic
relations, will be recognized by the
Government of the United States of
America and the government of the
United Kingdom.
vi. BULGARIA.
1t is understood by the three gov
ernmentS that the Soviet govern
ment takes upon itself the mission
of giving friendly advice to the Bull
garian government with regard to
the desirability of the inclusion in
the Bulgarian government of the
fatheriand front, now being formed
OF an additional two representatives
OF other democratic groups, who (a)
are truly representative of the
groups of the parties Which are not
participating in the government. and
10 are really suitable and will work
loyalty with the government.
AS soon as the governments of the
United States of America and the
United Kingdom are convinced that
this friendly advice has been &C
cepted by the Bulgarian govern
ment and the said additional repre-
sentatives have beer included in its
body, the Government of the United
States and the government of the
United Kingdom will recognize the
Bulgarian government. with which
the government of the Soviet Union
already has diplomatic relations.
VII. TIE ESTABLISHMENT BY
THE UNITED NATIONS OF
A COMMISSION FOR THE
ONTROL OF ATOMIC
ENERGY.
Discussion of the subject of atomic
energy related to the question of
the establishment of a commission
by the General Assembly of the
United Nations. The ministers of
foreign affairs of the Union of So
Wet Socialist Republics, the United
States Of America, and the United
Kingdom have agreed to recommend,
for the consideration of the General
Assembly OF the United Nations, the
establishment by the United Ma
lions of a commission to consider
problems arising from the discovery
of atomic energy and related mat
tiers. They have agreed to invite
the other permanent members of
the security council, France and
China, together with Canada to join
with them in assuming the initiative
in sponsoring the following resolu-
ton at the first session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly of the United Nations
in January, 1916:
Resolved by the General Assembly
of the United Nations to establish
a commission, with the composition
and competence set out hereunder.