MOLOTOV STANDS APART
QUESTION OF GERMANY'S
FRONTIERS
OTHER ALLIES AGREE ON A COMMISSION
London, Nov. 28
When the four Foreign Ministers met again in London today to discuss the future of Germany, Mr Bevin put forward British proposals for setting up an Allied commission to go into the question of Germany's frontiers.
He was supported, by accepting it in the main, by Mr Marshall (United States) and by M. Bidault for France, but M. Molotov for Russia declined to discuss the ques tion at the present stage.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 14533, 29 November 1947, Page 3
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