Evening star. [volume], August 04, 1948, Image 9

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Soviet Presents Plan
For Communist States'
Control Over Danube
ly tH« Associated Press
BELGRADE, Aug. 4.—The Rus
sians presented today their draft
plan which would give Communist
ruled states of Eastern Europe ex
clusive control over the Danube.
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei
Y. Vishinsky presented the proposal
to the Danube conference, where
the Russian bloc outvotes the
United States, Britain and France,
7 to 3.
He demanded what he called
"protection” of the soverign rights
of the Danubian states over the
1,800-mile waterway, the biggest in
Central Europe. Each participating
country would have immediate con
trol of the waters on its own bor
ders.
Explains Draft Point by Point.
Mr. Vishinsky explained the Soviet
draft point by point. He asserted
It would do away with the “priv
iliged position” given non-Danubian
states by the 1921 Paris convfntion
for control of the river's shipping.
He asserted the Russian plan
would "fully satisfy the requirements
of justice, safeguard sovereign rights
and withhold unjustified privileges
for non-Danubian states.”
No matter what convention is
adopted under Russia’s majority
vote, it can only serve to legalize
the Communist contention that
there must be no foreign interfer
ence along the river.
Austria to Be Barred.
The proposed convention which
Mr. Vishinsky handed to the con
ference yesterday would give an in- !
temational commission only the
power to suggest the necessity and
the means for maintenance of this
water highway to the Individual
"sovereign” Danube nations in
volved.
Mr. Vishinsky and his Eastern
followers already have indicated
that they will not allow Austria—
one of the Danubian states—to par
ticipate in the actual forming of a
new convention. Austria is present
as an observer.
The Russian proposal will not
permit Austria to become part of
any control commission until she
has a peace treaty. Mr. Vishinsky
has said he hopes to have the new
convention in working effect before
an Austrian treaty is signed.
River Administration Slated.
The preamble to Mr. Vishinsky's
draft gives a clear indication of
what to expect. It highlights the
desire for "providing for free navi
1 gation on the Danube in accordance
with the interests and sovereign
rights of the Danube states and in
order to strengthen the economic
and cultural relations of the Danube
states between themselves and with
other nations.”
Of most important interest is the
fact that the proposed convention
places control of the entire mari
time Danube from the Sulina Canal
to the Black Sea under a special
river administration made up of
representatives from Romania and
the Soviet Union.
The historic “Iron Gate,” whose
steep cliffs form a natural barrier
along the navigable part of the
river, would be under special ad
ministrative control of Yugoslavia
and Romania.
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Korean Cabinet Completed;!
Woman in Commerce Post
fty th» Associated Press
SEOUL. Korea, Aug. 4.—The first
democratic government of Korea
completed its cabinet today. It in
cludes a woman, Louise Yim, un
official Korean representative to
the United Nations, who will be
minister of commerce.
Seoul's Police Chief Chang Taik
Sang become foreign minister;
Prime Minister Lee Bum Suk will
be defense minister; Assemblyman
Yoon Tchi Young, minister of in
terior; Philosophy Professor Ahn Ho
Sang, minister of education; Busi
nessman Yoon Suk Koo, minister of
communications; Labor Leader
Chun Chin Han, minister of social
welfare.
Kim Dong Sung, president of the
Korean Pacific press, will be di
rector of public information for the
new government, set up in this
American-occupied Southern zone.
It is not recognized in Soviet-occu
pied North Korea, where a separate
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tendent of St. Elizabeths Hospital,
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the State Department yesterday to
represent the United States at the
International Congress on Mental
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