Evening star., 1943-12-02
Qualification Voiced
In European Quarters
Over ParIey Results
By the Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-President
Roosevelt and Prime Minister
Churchill, while charting plan
with Generalissimo Chang Kali
shek to beat down Japan, appar-
emily have synchronized their global
strategy to hasten the war on all
fronts.
A Roosevelt Churchill agreement
with Premier Stain on co-ordinated
blows to knock out Germany first is
expected soon to follow the Cairo
announcement. There is a feeling
that the ch-predicted psycho-
logical offensive aimed at SOFTEN
ing" the Germans will be launched
in few days.
/ Qualification was expressed in
Chinese and various European
quarters In London at the declared
determination to strip Japan of all
the territories she has seized as the
first approach to postwar planning
for the Far East.
Premier Stalin's absence from the
conference with Gen. Chang seemed
to indicate his steadfast desire to
avoid any Soviet involvement with
Japan.
Sign Of Pacific Solidarity.
For both the British and the Rus
slams the defeat of Hitler is the
most urgent job at hand and some
announcement in that direction
soon may cap the Cairo decisions.
The Cairo communique, mean
while, was accepted as sign Of
United Nations solidarity in the Pa
ciflc just as Allied solidarity in Eu-
rope was demonstrated at the
Moscow conference Of Cordell Hull,
Anthony Eden and Vyacheslav Mol
otov. To that extent it provided re-
assurance to any who feared the
British might relax their efforts after
Hitler is beaten.
The scope of the military talks
apparently covered the globe, with a
spring assault in Western Europe
particularly in the minds Of many
as a smashing climax against Ger
many. Few would be surprised If
the conference led to the early ap-
pointment Of Gen. George c. Mar
shall, United States Army chief of
| stan, as commander in chief of AL
lied forces for q mass invasion Of
the continent.
Apart from the recovery of Chinese
territories from Japan, plans were
reported worked out for postwar re-
construction in China with American
and British help.
DR.. Koo Halls Agreements.
China's Ambassador to Britain, DR..
v. K. Wellington Koo, hailed the
agreements as bound to have far
reaching effects in Asia as well as In
Europe" and helping to stress once
more that the complete defeat of
Japan is as vital to the cause of the
United Nations as that of Germany
in Europe"
The Dutch government, mindful
OF its rich empire the Japanese took
"by violence and greed" officially
expressed full agreement with the
Cairo program.
French officials IN London well
coined it with satisfaction"
Both the Dutch and the French
have pledged themselves to pursue
the war against Japan.
Several questions in Pacific plan
ming were left pending in the Cairo
communique, such as the possibility
of the United States, Britain and
China setting up a clearing house
for Far Eastern information, studies
and policies similar to the European
Advisory Commission which the
United States, British and Soviet
governments are establishing in
London.
Washington, probably would be
the center for such Pacific COM
mission If one develops. ----
Co. ordinated Attack Seen.
When and II President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill talk
with Premier Stain their conference
is believed likely to result in the
following:
l. Agreement on a military plan