... States Ambassadors in Moscow yesterday delivered to the Soviet Foreign Ministry drafts of an abbreviated Treaty of Independence for Austria. The new Treaty, eight articles instead of 53, is based on the Moscow declaration of 1943, which, promised Austria ...

... the U.S.S.R. during these past five months to the proposal of March 13. and anxious as they have been since the Moscow declaration of 1943. to restore to Austria full independence • • . propose that there be added their proposal of March 13. Articles ...

... destroyer tonnage are ready for hanling over under the terms the Moscow declaration of 1943, Mr. Dean Acheson; Acting Secretary of State announced last night. Under tilt.. Moscow declaration destroyers und smaller ships were to te divided ...

... Secretary of State, yesterday recalled the Moscow declaration of 1943 to make clear that Hitler and other leading Nazis will not escape Allied justice at the end of the war. Neutrals who have not yet declared their intention to refuse asylum to Hitler ...

... Embassy in Moscow last Friday, said that at, no had Britain recognised 'de jure' Estonia's incorporation in the Soviet Union. The note, answering a Soviet note of November 9. said that Britain had taken all possible steps to comply with the Moscow Declaration ...

... several weeks with regard to the establishment of the necessary machinery to implement the decision recorded the Moscow Declaration November. 1943, that major criminals whose crimes have no particular geographical location will be punished joint decisions ...

... American capitalist monopolies.” He demanded that the Allied Control Council should declare the agreement invalid as being contradictory to the Moscow declaration of 1943 and other Allied agreements. Fiance and Britain Joined the U.S. in rejecting the demand ...

... HULL, U.S. Secretary of State, to-day recalled the Moscow Declaration of 1943 to make clear that Hitler and other leading Nazis will not escape Allied justice at the end of the war. That declaration, he said, provided for the punishment of the major war ...

... which will lead to the restoration of a free and independent Austria in accordance with the pledge given in the Moscow Declaration of 1943 and to the withdravval of the Forces of Occupation. ...

... U.S. Secre-' tary of State, yesterday recalled the Moscow declaration of 1943 to make clear that Hitler and other leading Nazis will not escape Allied justice at the end of the war. That declaration, he said, provided for the punishment of major war criminals ...

... we are striving is the complete freedom and independence of Austria.” “This,” he declared, ‘“is the right of the Austrian people promised in the Moscow Declaration of 1943 to which I put my signature. It was certainly not our intention—nor is it our fault—that ...

... said. THE ANSWER The answer to any suggestion that they have been, or are likely to be, overlooked is found in the Moscow declaration of 1943 on German atrocities, which after stating that perpetrators of atrocities in occupied territory will be brought ...