UNIFIED PLANNING GOVERNMENT

Parties
From Our

GREEK
Lebanon

Meeting
Sta

in

Correspondent

Greek 15.-M. Papandreou/ and President both Mr. Churchill to whom Premier, he when personal Roosevelt encouragement gave justi ed assumed o ce last month, has at least partly qualities would that his political British expectations

LONDON,

May

give

more

hopeful

turn

to

the

turbulent
prestige

stream that

of

Greek
It
.

antagonisms.
is

to his due largely representing 25 delegates political are thought now

personal
many

about

shades

of

Greek

gathered the for on conference a Lebanon" war and Greece's part in the Allied
Among
of

in "Somewhere of Greece future

e ort.

the delegates political are parties Populists erals, three

tives
ists), one

the

old

three

Lib-

(Conserva-

who
one

were

formerly
Unionist,

Royaland

National
resistance

monarchy. "The of correspondent is apparently there that says conat the representation Royalist no of the members Indeed, ference. been asked have Family Royal Greek at present. to leave not Egypt they
The Times" desire a Beirut

Communist.

sent hav bodies from delegates, including three ll It Front). Liberation (National "Earn" inthat the is reported delegates also Commander-in Sarans, clude Colonel

PROMISING
Similarly, the Greek

ASPECTS

Active

Chief force,

of

"Elas,"
is

the

largest

guerilla

controlled by Earn. came the delegates of As their leaving Greece, directly from of names the many families behind, remain unrevealed. delegates quarin well-informed It is believed delegates the resistance ters here that aman certainly demand will almost by a group mutiny nesty for the recent participating before at Cairo of Greeks and if this government," in a "unity unanimous almost receives demand that of is likely, as including support, is it expected himself, M. Papandreou refuse hardly can that George King which most
it.

of a airs the although must play an forces armed discussions, the in part Important of representation formal is no there the are nor the or Navy, the Army Allies represented. other British or Ambassador British R. W. Leeper, Mr. and ls in Lebanon, also to Greece, otherbut consultation, for available conin th is wise not participating ference. says correspondent Times" "The least at who-or the delegates that whom they represent-were the bands quite until others' throats each at recently, cordiality
are now

Lebanese
This

hotel. appears

and

living trust

on

terms

of

in the

a.

small

estimate promising
tical been
I

There

bitter all, beat form for, it ls taken generally now cause that the King will not attempt granted pro-1 the before to Greece to return
a
!

that the monarchy

to evidence some future of the question in not be raised will if at conference, the
is

suggest o the

Foreign
I

the and has there of the down breaking gradual guerillas active between tlon politicians." "Athens authorities, O ce is

to con rm of one that of thc aspects has situation, which for a real headache

London most poliGreek months for British the

the

military
been distinc
a

that

and

the

has been taken mised plebiscite to say people mit the Greek a monarchy. they desire

to per whether