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DETROIT FREE PRESS Thursday. December 12. 1948 iniHHHHiniiniiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiaiiminiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiij Provisions of Treaties with Italy and Balkans Reds Upset Hopes for UN Arms Action for His Christmas a STETSON HAT er a Gift Certificate with a Miniature Hat Christmas Box s10. 12s.0 ROESINK'S 38 Michigan Ave. Open Eves.

Gabardine Pull-Overs NEW YORK (AP) Here are major provisions of the five Axis satellite peace treaties which the foreign ministers of the United States, Britain, France and Russia decided should be signed in Paris on Feb. 10: Reds Accept U.S. View on German Pact BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER NEW YORK (IP) The big-power Foreign Ministers Council, following up a majorconcession by Soviet Foreign Minister V. M.

Molotov, agreed that a commission of deputies'. should meet in London Jan. 14 to- start hearing small nation views on a German peace settlement. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes had insisted on a hearing for the small countries prior to the convening of the Big Four peace conference on Germany, to be held in Moscow on March 10.

NEW YORK (P) Russia was reported authoritatively to have rejected completely an attempt to untangle by compromise the snarled world-troop-census and arms-reduction questiosn. This apparently ended hopes of STORE HOURS: 10:00 to 5:00 United Nations delegations that some concrete action on disarming would be taken at this session of the Assembly, now nearing final adjournment. AN INFORMANT who would not permit identification-said that Andrei Y. Vishinsky, Russian deputy foreign minister, told a secret meeting of a drafting committee on disarming that his delegation could not accept the compromise offered earlier Wednesday by Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium, president of the Assembly. Disarmament and troop census thus were completely bogged down.

Spaak frankly told the disarmament subcommittee that his compromise proposal had not been accepted. He did not name the nation which rejected it but it was REPARATIONS: From Italy A total of of which $125,000,000 will go to Yugoslavia. $105,000,000 to Greece. $100,000,000 to Russia. $25,000,000 to Ethopia, and to Albania.

From Bulgaria A total of $70,000,000, of which $45,000,000 will go to Greece and 25,000,000 to Yugoslavia. From Romani a A total of $300,000,000, all to Russia. From Hungary A total of $300,000,000, of which $200,000,000 will go to Russia; Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia divide From Finland A total of all to Russia. Diamond circle pin with clusters of oriental sapphires. $1050 Ftdtial tax inludtd AT AN EARLIER session, the four foreign ministers decided that the five satellite peace treaties which they have completed here will be signed by their representa Hungary 5,000 men, 70 combat planes.

Finland 3,000 men, 60 planes. COMMON PROVISIONS: Border fortifications Largely limited in all treaties to preventing frontier disturbances and maintaining internal security. Occupation troop withdrawals British and American forces must be withdrawn from Italy and Russian forces from Bulgaria in 90 days after treaties become effective. Russians may keep forces in Romania and Hungary as long as necessary to maintain communications with Austria. Danube Balkan treaties provide for free navigation of Europe's chief river highway.

Human rights All five treaties lay down guarantees against racial and religious discrimination. Other clauses bar rebirth of Fascist and Nazi organization. Compensation In general, the former enemy satellite countries must make good war losses of United Nations citizens in their countries at a rate of 66 and two-thirds cents on the dollar. International trade Each of the five countries must grant trade equality to all nations. tives and by delegates from Italy, the Balkan states and Finland in learned later that Vishinsky said briefly that Russia could not agree.

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gold. Excellent weight. $40 Ftdttat tax includid TERRITORIAL CHANGES: Italy oses African colonies (Eritrea, Somaliland and Libya), Trieste, the Dodecanese Islands, special rights in China, and minor areas to Yugoslavia and France; recognizes independence of Albania and Ethopia. Trieste is to be internation-ized under the United Nations. Italy is to continue control of the African colonies pending their final disposition by the big powers within 12 months.

Bulgaria Retains prewar territory. Romania Loses Bessarabia to Russia; regains Transylvania from Hungary. Hungary Retains only prewar territory, thereby losing Transylvania. Finland Loses the port and province of Petsamo to Russia. LIMIT ATI ON ARMIES: Italy Total of 250,000 men, with army of 185,000, police strength of maximum of 200 tanks, no long range weapons such as guided missiles or rockets.

Bulgaria Army of antiairforce of 1,800. Romania Army of antiaircraft force of 5,000. Hungary Army of 65,000. Finland Army of 34,000. LIMITATION ON NAMES: Here is a Christmas gift designed to please any man who appreciates smartness in casual wear.

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In their busiest session to date, the Big Four also decided these other important points in connection with the German and Austrian treaties: 1 Laid down a six-point agenda for the Moscow Foreign Ministers meeting on the German settlement including a provision with the agreement of Molotov for consideration of Byrnes' proposal for a 40-year allied pact to keep Germany disarmed. 2 Decided that a commission of Big Four deputies should be named on the Austrian as well as the German settlement and that if any small nations wanted to be heard on Austria prior to the Moscow meeting this commission could hear them. It will also meet in London. Yugoslavia has already asked to file its views on Austria. 3 Planned to wind up their peace-making sessions here with a final meeting beginning Thursday.

Molotov and others are planning to sail Saturday for Europe on the Liner Queen Elizabeth. 4 Agreed without putting it on the formal Moscow agenda that Byrnes' proposal to limit the size of occupation forces in Europe would be discussed at the Russian capital. Molotov said he preferred to handle the matter that way rather than have it on the agenda. THE DISARMAMENT as finally drawn up by the IFTS of lasting 3-in-a-Bed Wins Wife Her Divorce LOS ANGELES (JP) Hollywood housing conditions are so bad, a blond bookkeeper testified in a divorce suit, that she and another girl slept in the same bed with Guy E. Francis, night club promoter, night after night.

June Dummer Warne, the bookkeeper, declared that she came to stay with Miss Betty Lou McClain and found Francis was living in the same hotel room. Dawna Clawson was granted a divorce from Francis. Miss McClain denied Mrs. Warne's testimony and Francis, through his lawyer, called it "a frameup." appreciation drafting groups calls for general reduction of armaments and armed forces; top priority for considering prohibition of atomic weapons; effective safeguards by way of inspection and controls operating under conventions among the nations; the withdrawal of forces from enemy territories as occupation needs allow, and acceleration of the establishment of the international police force under the Security Council. Meanwhile, the Assembly adopted several noncontroversial resolutions.

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Finland 4,500 men; 19,000 tons. (The treaties deny the five nations use of motor torpedo boats on the ground they are offensive weapons.) LIMITATIONS ON AIR FORCES: Italy 25,000 men, 200 fighter and reconnaisance planes, and 150 noncombat 'types no bombers. Bulgaria- 5,20 men, 90 planes, including 70 combat types. Romania 8.000 men, 150 planes, including 100 combat STOKE HOURS: Daily 9:15 6. Saturday 'lil 6:50 A UN Homesite in NY.

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