GOSLAV-ITALIAN FRONTIER LINE

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 14048, 1 May 1946, Page 3

GOSLAV-ITALIAN FRONTIER LINE

~itf TOPIC DISCUSSED BY FOREIGN MINISTERS IN PARIS K PROPOSES TEN-POWER CONTROL COMMISSION ' FOR TRIESTE jj - R -fRIA’S CLAIM FOR RETURN OF SOUTH IIK TYROL TURNED DOWN London, April 30. thcr'e is no official news yet of the subjects dis-atto-day’s conference of the Foreign Ministers in Paris, inderstood, correspondents say, that the main point was (ffrontier line between Yugoslavia and Italy in the area of rfis also understood that Britain proposed a ten-power ,1 commission for Trieste composed, of the big four, K United States, Russia and together with Italy, fjyia, Austria, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Poland, ¥ n independent chairman. The reports go on to say that this proposal of Mr Bevin , jes that of the Yugoslav Government which also tU commission, but with a Yugoslav chairman and excludfL main western powers. ® Messages say that Mr Kevin’s plan, it is considered, will ride a fair balance between Russian and western influence •thefuture control of Trieste. 3 It is also reported that at the conclusion of to-day’s meet- \ t t Foreign Ministers decided to invite the Italian and Llav Governments to send representatives to Friday’s ference of the Foreign Ministers so they could state their Lective views. ’’Austria’s claim for the r'etuyn of the southern Tyrol, says inter was turned down a,t to-day’s session. It was agreed, Lever, that if Austria puts forward a claim for a minor diustment of the frontier it will be considered. To-day’s conference adjourned after threie hours so that could attend a reception at the French Foreign jjee, but'before the adjournment Mr Byrnes of the United [totes suggested that the Ministers should meet twice a day ufrom to-morrow. This was agreed.