The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-08

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 Byrnes is unlikely to give even an inch to the new Soviet demands that the Council declare 1t was wrong and Russia was right in the 1ranian case.
 The Councils respite from a erie sis was short-lived. Two days after 1t had settled" the Iranian case, Soviet Ambassador Andrei A. Gromyko delivered his angrily- worded letter to the Council de- manding removal of the Iranian case from the agenda.
 LIN Secretary General Trygve Lie will circulate 1t among Council members to day and will make 1t public later. But Radio Moscow broadcast 1t to the world last night,
 This occurred almost on the eve of Gromyko's scheduled return to his vacant chair at the Council table. He is expected to be back at his place at tomorrQW's meeting after walking out of Sthe Council chamber on March p.
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 The new Soviet move was but on Of many problems confronting the Council at the opening Of It's third week in the new world:
 l. Poland plans to file with the Council today a complaint against Franco Spain and rec ommendation that all United Na- tons sever diplomatic relations with Spain. The United States and Britain will oppose such ae- ten, but Poland will have the support of Russia, France and Mexico.
 3, Col. W. R. Hodgson of Aus tralia has served notice he in- tends to complain again to the Council about Its handling Of the Iranian case. He will point out that the Iranian ambassador said no negotiations with Russia were possible while troops were on iranian territory; yet within 4S hours after the Council acted the Soviet Union and Iran signed an agreement on oil.
 3, The first of the CounciFs long.studied rules of procedure are scheduled for consideration tomorrow Some of these probably will create prolonged discussion and debate.
 Russia's revival of the Iraniar caes as & major Council issue came during disturbed weekend 1ol Council members.
 First, came the announcement o' the Iranian-Soviet agreement or troop withdrawal, oil coiicession' and Azerbaijan-issues which th' Russians told the Council last weei were mot connected"
 Secondly, came Iranian Premie' Ahnad Ghavams announcement O the details of the oil agreement Russia will hold 5l percent or th, Standardization oil Company 10 25 years. He also announced elec tion of A new Parliament on Jun ' to approve the oil plan and as closed that the head of the selI proclaimed Azerbaijan republic would be invited to Tehran 10 conferences.
 Foundation Lacking
 Thirdly, Moscow radio reveale' the text of Gromyko's letter to tn Council asserting that the placin of the Iranian question on tn Councils agenda was "entlrei without foundation"
 Gromyko's letter recalled that o March 26- the day before n walked out of the Council-he ha suggested that the Iranian questio he withdrawn from discussian pe cause of an agreement for Witr drawal of Soviet troops from 1ral
 The Council did not agree, 2 recalled, but Soviet-lranlan negoI ations continued and have now r' suited in complete agreement on a questions. .o.. Os II statement made by the Soviet go' ernment on March 26th has pee fully approved and the questle I for placing the Iranian question { , the agenda of the Security CounS has been shown to be entirely wlti out foundation" Points of Peace Introduced Gromyko then attacked the Coui cil's action last week-to drop U Iranian case temporarily becau , of Russia's promise to get out : Iran by May 6 but to ask for a T ,. port from both parties on that da' He charged that the Council nj ! the right to make such decisio Z only if the situation in Iran thres ! ened international peace and ! curity.
 Tt is obvious, however" Gromy continued, that in fact such a s T uation did not and does not ex 2 in Iran, in view of which the Secu ] ity Council has no grounds for fu 2 ther discussion of the Iranian qus ' ton May 6.
 7, Thus, the decision of the Securi . Council of April 5 is incorrect al . illegal. being contrary to the char s of LIN.
 "On the basis of all the above [ Soviet government insists that [ Iranian question be withdrawn frs 6 the agenda Of the Security Counci a Want Council Co Admit Error e The Soviet Union-which reful '- to participate In Council delibei tions on the Iranian ease-tz a