Show II 5a1t 4 Second Froni Waits Power Russia Told alve ZEributte Wednesday Morning Sept 1 1943 P arley Near Londoners Think Anglo-- S-Rus- U sia Churchill Statement Eden Meeting With Representative of Reds Both Point to Quick ‘GetTiigether9 LONDON Aug 31 (11---early conference in was London viewed 'war Tuesday night as a virtual certainty as a result of Prime Minister Churchill's statement in Canada Tuesday that such a meeting was necessary Ivan Maisky former soviet am' bassador to London‘ and nOW vice to "carry their discussions to It where the heads of states commissar of foreign affairs was point and governments may be able to ' reported to have placed before intervene" It was reasoned here that knotForeign Secretary Anthony Eden such as establishment Tuesday a draft of Russia's war ty problems the of border between postwar and postwar aims to dettrmine Russia and Poland might be ironed whether there is sufficient basis out during groundwork conferfor a profitable "big three" ences It is known that Eden believes Eden it was understood then strongly that the only way realasting peace can be conferred with U S Ambassador sonably achieved is through collaboration John G Winant to give him full of Russia Britain and the United States details of the soviet position Those who know Eden well say Both Naisky and Winant were the Russians also feel believed to have been given' first- he believes be easier to control hand reports on the decisions made that it will the war on a triafter Germany at the Quebec conference which partite rather than a "one-maEden attended basis Another Parley Looms There was a strong possibility that Eden Winant and Maisky would confer together soon It appeared obvious here that If any indissoluble problems had been posed by Maisky Tuesday morning they would have been communicated to Prime Minister Churchill in time for him to have changed his speech SANTIAGO Chile Aug 31 UP) It was reasoned that Churchill —President Juan Antonio Rios would not have said that it was called a group of conand a Tuesday night that urgent "necessary ference between British 'United the nation's leading men into cabStates and Russian foreign min- inet posts following an announceisters or their responsible rep- ment that the government had reresentatives should be held" if to arm Rios with "full libhe had known in advance that signed of erty organization" any major - stumbling block had The naming of the new minisbeen placed in the path of such a ters who were expected to be meeting sworn in immediately climaxed a Furthermore the feeling in of- three-month during which ficial quarters was markedly more cabinet doorsperiod were slammed on optimistic over the possibilities of political parties because of what ' a conference than before Maisky's the president termed a lack of arrival and Churchill's statement discipline and the presence of petCo Official Sittement ty political practices' seven of the 13 posts No statement was made offi in Although new cabinet will be occuthe ' of the prospects cially concerning by representatives of politia triparteite conference however pied cal the ministers Will be parties Churchill obviously had reference to a meeting of himself generally more distinguished as men industrialists finanPresident Roosevelt and Premier business ciers and landholders than as poliJoseph Stalin when he said Tues- ticians day that it was possible for repThe presidential secretary said resentatives of the three powers these ministers would be retained: Joaquin Fernandez minister of foreign relations General Oscar Escudero defense Oscar Gajardo 0 r 40' t justice Mariano Bustos labor and Sotero Del Rio health Y'C2 m0 1L Osvaldo Fuenzalida will continue ig as minister without portfolio 4 to be sworn In after Expected '' a meeting later Tuesday of the ' 1 dominant Radical party were: 9) G'zo tt! ) 0: k1 ) Senator Osvaldo Hiriat a land:0 minister of the Interior owner :t-iNsse Arturo Matte wealthy business 41 and farmer 'and husband of Col) CI tA 0 3 6' g'3c) man the daughter of former President ol" Arturo Alessandri treasury Bena farmer education of jamin ClaroMoller Gernando an industrialist shave cream! and farmer economy Alfonso a Quintana lawyer and farmer hi what you want Maths riculture Abraham Alcaino entrv a smaoill clana Crvom has wawa la t her pnwer bv arbiat gineer and housing expert public Blatiest toot A perfect partnov for Marlin works and Osvaldo Vial a lawJr who was minister of justice yer SHAVE CREAM in the Alessandri regime 1932-3- 5 2 lands - British-American-Russi- An an get-togeth- er n" - Chilean Chief Announces New Cabinet - 'o r N- - t:z'---!---1-(P-5-- t tilt tri CV a4 - !c FOUNDthe secret better LATHIR-POWE- R ahave-an- d vzIaratt: I Y On Russ Views Z tl Moscow te (Continued from Page One) ent time leave the battle front "To judge by the latest news from the Russian battle fronts Marshal Stalin is certainly not Wasting his time The entire British Empire send him our salute on this brilliant summer campaign and on the victories of Orel Kharkov and Taganrog by which so much Russian oil has been relieved and so many hundreds of thousands of its invaders wiped out The president and I will persevere in our efforts to meet Marshal Stalin" On the subject of the second front Churchill recalled: "We once had a fine front in France but it wai torn to pieces by the concentrated might of Hitler and - it is easier to have a front pulled down than it is to build it up again "I look forward to the day when British and American liberthe chanating armies will cross nel in full force and come to close quarters with the German invaders of France You would certainly not wish me to tell you when that is likely to happen or whether it be near or far but whenever the great blow is struck you may be sure that it will be because we are satisfied that there is a good prospect of continuing success and that our soldiers' lives are expended in accordance with sound military plans and not squandered for political considerations of any kind" British and American strategy he declared "has been bold and daring and has brought into play against the enemy the maximum effective forces that could have been deployed up to the present and the United by Great Britain " States Summing up the results of the allied flanking movement in north Africa the British prime minister declared: Africa is clear All German and Italian armies in Africa have been annihilated and at least a half a million prisoners are in our hands In a brilliant campaign of 38 days Sicily which was defended by over 400000 axis troops has been conquered "Mussolini has been overthrown The war impulse of Italy has been destroyed and that unhappy country Is paying a terrible penalty for allowing itself to be misled by false and criminal guides How much easier it is to join bad companions than to shake them!" Churchill declared that "by far the greatest part of the German air force has been drawn of from the Russian front and is being engaged and worn down with intensity night and day by British and American and Canadian airmen" An immense dissolution of Hitler's capacity has been achieved by the air bombardment" he said In one of his references of praise for the courage and achievements of the Russian people Churchill said: "Most important and significant events are taking place in the Balkans as a result of the Russian victories and also I believe n of the campaign against Italy" ever-growi- 114e war-maki- 5 RUSSIA at tr trt :VelikiP Luki' Churchill Invites Stalin to Parley Tri-Parti- President Says I Wazil Holds Spanish Ships Exclusive N tamed Recife—it was learned Writer Lied had Lake Tribune with fats Where Reds Siveep Olitvard ng Anglo-America- (Contintied from Page One) Stalin was anxious to arrange a conference 171 tripartite : SiOtENSK VyaZ The president did not once menyazart tion Pearson by name He re Tula ferred to him only as the columnist Hull had accused of uttering "falsehoods" Kor?!birHe recalled that Hull said the reyar marks to which he referred— Pearson's—contained "falsehoods" and added that he did not hesitate rpel to say Pearson's statement was a -:- ' lie from beginning to end ictrsir Voronezh The man he added is a chronic ' ' ' 71 Yisk liar in his columns Then he said this columnist was not the only Konotop a elgoro4 one He said columns of this type Kiev hurt the entire press and that public confidence in the press would tyubot In 114x!iA?oY increase materially when the press realized this fact n Pearson's Potta:a charges were uttered in a Sunday night broadcast Pearson who also V4::roshitovgrati rum writes the column "Washington 'I I fZ Nand other Mos A writers have charged that Hull tileperopetroys tatitr"-forced Welles' resignation and have said that Welles' departure deItk TOO 0 T 1 Alp prives the Russian government of sTANTE 1114 Ma'rttool SerAlt ROSICIV its one champion in the state deIn the most spectacular and victorious drive of the war Russia partment The presidential denunciation is sending the Germans reeling on the whole battle front was believed a new high in White Glukhov Stalin announces the capture of Yelnya (1) and House invective against an indi(2) on the central front (broken line) In the south reds vidual newspaper man Mr Roosefrequently has criticised the pushed north from newly won Taganrog toward Stalin° and velt and certain groups of newspress Mariupol (3) In all encounters the Germans lost heavily in men or commentators but his blast men and equipment against Pearson was without precedent Pearson in his statement said that "the Russians being shrewd diplomats were fully aware of Mr Hull's and our state department's long and consistent attitude" He said: "It didn't take me to tell the Russians about it That's one reason why our rela(Continued from Page One) tions with Russia have drifted to remnants of the nazi Taganrog communique said their present deplorable and dangarrison ITuesday night that 170 populated gerous impasse Ambassador Litwere captured In the vinov was recalled long before I Triumphant salvos from 124 an antisoviet finger at guns were fired twice in Moscow four days' pointed mr on Stalin's order to celebrate ISmolensk drive after Not only has there been no Yelnya Glukhov and Rylsk 24 The drive began about August second front but we have failed hours after Taganrog In his order of the day to Gen- 28 after a lull on this front sine to consult Russia on Italian armieral Vassilly Sokolovsky Stalin August 13 Stalin authorized two stice terms and the state departcalled Yelnya on the way to the infantry divisions three tank bri- ment is even holding today Rusto take sian ships though the soviet degreat German bastion of Smolensk gades and a tank regiment mands their release" "an operationally important large the title of Yelnya units 200 Elaborating his charge that the to miles Glukhov most The drive road junction and the impordepartment is holding Rustant center of resistance on the south of Yelnya came four days state sian Pearson said this conships Sevsk direcof In the after Smolensk opened the defenses capture involved the status of troversy a new push in this area by the tion" of Esthonian Latvian and ships of central Rokossoygroups army to In another order General seized in U S Lithuanian Constantine- - Rokossovsky Stalin sky Two infantry divisions di-a ports whenregistry Russia "took over" an and tank artillery praised central front troops for vision brigade Baltic countries were given the title of those "breaking through the Strongly He said "nothing has been done" ditwo infantry fortified enemy defense line in the Glukhov and by the department to settle the area of Sevsk By decisive action visions were given the title of issue Assistant Secretary of on August 30 they captured the Rylsk State Breckinridge Long has been was conferred handling the ship problem he The title of Sevsk towns of Glukhov and Rylsk and on two divisions five tank bri- added entered the northern Ukraine" The 'soviet summer offensive gades and a tank regiment The communique related that which since July 12 has captured Kharkov Sevsk Karachev Orel 200 populated places had been libthe Belgorod and Taganrog and towns erated during the course of remz— announced Tuesday was fanning fighting The Russians said Into the valuable grain fields and nants of encircled Germans in - 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