MINISTERS' TALKS
STRAIGIIT DOWN TO BUSINESS
- Received Wednesday, 12.17 a,m, LONDON, April 23. Instead of hgving a preliminary informal meeting as at first intended, the British, New Zealand and Australian Ministers this morning got straiglit down to business beeause Mr. Bevin vished to have a talk on international affairs before going to Paris on Thurs-. day. , Mr. Attlee presided and Messrs Bevin and Aflclison attended in additiou to Mr. Nasly Mr. Cliifley and Dr. Evatt. The Press AssoGiation's diplqmatie corrpsponcjent says Mr. Bevin was apxious to eonsult.tlie Domipion repres-. entatives whg, beeause of their great share in the enemy 's defeat in Burope and particular interests in the Mediterranean, have a speciaj intej'est in drafting thq Italiaii and otlier peaee treaties. It is expeeted the Ministers wifi raview Russia's elaim to sole trusteephip o t' Tripolitania.
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Chronicle (Levin), 24 April 1946, Page 5
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