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want this resolution revoked. I want the invita-
tion withdrawn, and therefore it must be withdrawn
without agreement on the part of anybody but me. 11
(TO
Now; one thing more, My friend refers to the
fact that the conference proposal, which I offered,
he aprees to in principle. There has not been a
time in ten days that we could not have enched an
agreement, if he had apreed to accept the proposal
which he says he is in accord with in princiole.
France and China were prepared to make sacrifices
of their views. Great Britain was willing to go
along. And if my friend now, having had a week to
think about it, can agree to that conference propo-
sal, then we, in the spirit of concession, agree to
the proposal that he made, and this Conference can
end in some harmony and some hope for the future.
I wonder if there is any chance of my friend being
able to reach that--make that concession if the
rest of us make a concession to hie proposal on the
first paragraph?
BIDAULT: The position of the French delega-
tion is very simple. I have stated it already
several times, and it hasn't changed. We adhere
to the agreement reached on the llth of September, ,
which has applied for a certain number of days,
and if any new .proposals have been made, the French
delegation has never expresred any approval of them.
The French delegation has stated here that it would
view favorably the idea of inviting the United
Nations to participate in the discussions of the
pea.ce treaties. It is in this shirit that I asso-
ciate myself with what Mr. Byrnes said, concerning
the maintenance of the invitation extended to China
to participate in the discussion.
ward
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OLORET
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