Detroit evening times., 1945-04-28
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lBdn.
Connally and Vandenberg were
expected TO move today for quick
settlement of the unexpected dis
pute over custody Of the official
gavels. The proposal that Stet-
tiniuS be conference chairman was
made by Foreign -MiniStef-Eze-
quiel Padilla of Mexico. The COM
promise was proposed by Foreign
Minister Eden of Great Britain.
/ II was understood that Eden's
plan would be pressed again to-
day
FARLEY MUST WAIT
Major significance OF the chair
manShip dispute is that 1t will
stop all conference progress un-
less it is speedily adjusted AS
signment of these two important
posts is the first move toward
permanent organization for con-
ference business.
The lone issue on which Molotov
seems to have been thrown for a
loss is on participation in this con-
ference of the Lublin Polish gov
ernment. American objection to
the Lublin Polish government is
so firm that belief was spreading
rapidly today that the issue would
not be allowed to delay conference
business.
Measuring his words carefully,
an American delegate told queS-
TONERS.
"It Is my view that unless re-
organization of the Polish gov
ernment Is had, creating a new
government In accordance with
the agreement at Yalta, there
will be no Polish representation
at this conference"
WIN ON TWO ISSUES
The two issues on which the
Russians have won out still re-
quire formal conference approval
but that was being conceded to-
day. They have been agreed TO in
principle by the Big Four and are
lgenerally-although not always
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the
bulk of the delegates.
They are:
. Provision for each permanent
member of the proposed security
council to veto any effort TO use
force against itself.
. ALLEGATION to the Soviet Union
of three votes in the assembly
of the proposed world security
organization
Molotov will not bulge on either
of those and there is no indication
that he will be asked to do so.
The British delegation has pro-
posed A hurry-up conference
schedule TO obtain adjournment
not later than May "a
Eden told a conference plenary
session yesterday that this San
Francisco effort to safeguard
peace may be the worlds last
chance"
He urged that the delegates not
attempt to do too much" nor to
seek perfection. Instead, he pro-
posed that the first step be taken
here in drawing up charter
within the framework of agreed
upon principles.
THE details can then be left
TO be filled in in the light Of
experience, he continued.
REMINDER OF MUNICH
The British hope 10 have the
tCharter drafted and this confer
ence adjourned before the war
ends in Europe. There is appre-
hension here that the end of the
fighting would compel top men,
berS of many delegations to hurry
home, leaving the conference in
part leaderleSS. Another factor fa-
voring speed is the probability
that the longer the delegates re-
main here the more they will
become begged down in detail.
Molotov addressed the confer
cnce plenary session yesterday
without mentioning Poland, COM
mittee chairmanship, veto powers
or Moscow's request for three
votes.
He sharply reminded Britain
and France - without naming
them-that events had proven
their inability If not their re-
luctance to prevent the war" now
raging through the world.
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
hver them % Jour home,