Evening star. [volume], September 05, 1946, Page AA-1, Image 12

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Italy, Austria Draft
Agreement on Control
Of Southern Tyrol
By Paul Ghali
Foreign CorrMpendtnt of Tho Star and
tho Chicago Daily Nows
PARIS, Sept. 5.—An 8-article draft
agreement between Italy and Aus
tria, designed to meet Austria’s com
plaints regarding Italian mainten
ance of the Southern Tyrol was
forwarded yesterday to the Italian
Treaty Commission for ratification
by the 21 nations represented at
the Paris conference.
This agreement, the first of its
kind to be accepted by the Italians
for the Tyrol, was achieved through
private conversations with Italian
delegates, initiated by Austria's
Foreign Minister, Karl Gruber.
Under its provisions, which follow
the general principles adopted by
the Gothard convention in 1907—
signed by Switzerland, Italy and
Germany, for movement of passen
gers and goods from Germany to
wards Italy via the Swiss-held Oo
thard Tunnel—Italy will permit free
transit of Austrian goods and pas
sengers through the Brenner Pass.
The Austrians repeatedly had
complained that the maintenance of
the Southern Tyrol by the Italians
had disrupted traffic. The only con
venient railroad link between West
and East Tyrol crosses the Brenner
and runs through the Pusterthal
Valley, and both are Italian-held.
The Austro-Italian draft agree
ment stipulates that all passenger
and mercnandise trains from Austria
on the Brenner-Fortezza-San Can
dido line, which joins Western and
Eastern Tyrol through Italian terri
tory will be permitted to move free
of customs duties in transit. Rail
road cars will be sealed at the Ital
ian side of the pass and accompanied
by Italian police during passage
across Italy. There is no limitation
as to number of cars and no speci
fications as to contents.
(Cearrlcht. IMS)
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