Council of Foreign Ministers Files: Lot M–88: CFM London Decisions
Record of Decisions of the Twenty-Seventh Meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers, Lancaster House, London, September 29, 1945, 11:30 a.m.
Present
| U.K. | U.S.A | U.S.S.R |
| Mr. Bevin | Mr. Byrnes | M. Molotov (Chairman) |
| Sir R. I. Campbell | Mr. J. Dunn | M. F. T. Gousev |
| Sir A. Clark Kerr | Mr. B. V. Cohen | M. K. V. Novikov |
| Mr. A. Duff Cooper | Mr. J. F. Dulles | M. S. A. Golunski |
| Mr. C. E. Bohlen | M. V. N. Pavlov |
| France | China |
| M. Bidault | Dr. Wang Shih-Chieh |
| M. Couve de Murville | Dr. Wellington Koo |
| General Catroux | Dr. Hollington Tony |
| M. Alphand | Dr. Yang Yun Chu |
| Mr. Hsich Kwang-Tsien |
1. Austria: Food Supplies
The Council approved the despatch of telegrams by the Governments of the United Kingdom, United States, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and France to their representatives on the Allied Council in Vienna instructing them to examine long-term supply arrangements for Austria in the light of the data received from the Control Commissions in Roumania, Bulgaria, Hungary and the Governments of Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia as requested in the telegram already approved by the Council (C.F.M.(45) 6578).
2. Record of Decisions of the Council
The Council began consideration of the Daily Records of Decisions of the first 26 Meetings of the Council.79
- September 28, 1945, not printed; for the original draft of the proposed telegram to the representatives on the Allied Council, see footnote 70, p. 429. For text of the telegram as agreed upon by the Council of Foreign Ministers, see the first message quoted in telegram 10181, Delsec 86, from London, October 1, vol. iii, p. 620.↩
- C.F.M. (45) 66, September 29, “Decisions of First Plenary Conference”, p. 456.↩