Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-03
No Immediate Danger
Of War, Byrnes Says;
Trieste Issue Solved
Western Nations
Win Bitter Row;
New Spat Brews

Faris, Oct. s. Pl - The United
States was rcbuffcd seven to five.
Dy peace conference commission
today in an attempt to slash $780,
ouo,oG0 from Hungarian reparations
hu@&'a md two other Slav coun-
,ric2, after Soviet iSIc,a assa!,?
,h2 !FnDo2Hl rs an "un;r'>rdrv net
United States State Department
representative Willard Thorp who
said he presented the amendment in
an attempt to save Hungary's econ
omy from collapse, also sought to
cut SlOO,OO0,000 from the rcpara-
lions to be paid by Finland.
AZ: E-inr. can ueical quickly fol-
lowed western nation victory in
the long and bitter fight over Trieste
IN the Italian political and territor-
ial commission.
Four eacks L. 6. Plan.
Only Australia, Canada, New
Zealand and South Africa support
cd the United States move to re-
duce Hungary'S payments TO Rus
sia, Czechoslovallia and Yugoslavia
from S300,000,000 to $780, 900 900.
The commission adopted the Rus
Slan-backed provision under which
Russia is TO get two thirds of this
total, Yugoslavia S70,000.O0O and
Czechoslovakia S30,000OOO.
Britain and France, holding they
were bound by big four commit
ments, voted with Russia and the
Slav countries against the pro-
pqsal. Greece and inGia abstained.
Delegates Of Russia and the five
Slavic states had fought dogged!y
all through the night against
French compromise proposal for cs-
adjustment for a new free sta'o NJ
Trieste TO be governed by the Unit
ed Nations Security Council, but
went down TO defeat IA to 6.
rs Votes Taken.
In a series of 25 votes taken on
the--70o@ words of -the--Frenah COM
promise On Trieste, the donation
italian political and territorial COM
mission split consistently, "A TO G.
as delegates, Goadcd by Commission
Chairman Lief EGcland of South
Authenticated away steadily AT the
task before them in a session last
ing from $50 last night until al
most dawn.
The approved statute for ;hc GOV
eminent Of the intcrnltinnalIzcd
area around the vital Adriaiic port,
the boundaries of which were APP
proved earlier by the commission,
provides III general:
Tho United Nations Security
Council would guarantee basic hu-
man rights and the maintenance in
assuring the integrity of the new
free state.
To &c Dcmilitarizcd.
2-Thc zone would be dcmiIiiar-
Izcd. with no armed forces prc@cu,
except at the erection and CORY
mand of the Security Council.
3-Thc governor Of the free state
would be appointed by tho Security
Council after consultation with
Yugoslavia and Italy. and as the
councils representative. he would
supervise the administration of the
area, with power To propose lcgisla-
ton and veto il.
4-Thc governor will be rcspon-
Siblc for maintaining order, would
conduct foreign relations. appuin;
the judiciary after consultation with
the zone council. would have pow
CT 10 remove judges and would
have authority 10 declare a state Of
siege.
5-Frcc transit for all nations
would be guaranteed through the
port.
6-RcSidcnts of the area on juno
10, 1910, would be given original
citizenship.
The Security Council would
fix the date for withdrawal of mill
tary forces and would organize
provisional government TO rule until
the election of an assembly.