The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-27
EXECUTIVES OF TWO NATIONS MAP PLANS
 OF WAR AGAINST AXIS
 DURING PRESENT YEAR
To Fight Germany Italy and Japan So Intensely ihaf t Will Bring About Unconditional Surrender = Battling 10 Be Carried 10 Every Part of World Is Agreement Program Calls for Action in New Campaiqn Russia and China 10 Be Aided

CASABLANCA, North Africa. Jan. 27.--President Franklin D Roosevelt, of the United States Of America, and British Prime Min ister Winston Churchill have held ten-day war conference in the North African city.
 President Roosevelt is the first Chief Executive of the United States 10 leave that country in wartime
 He flew across the Atlantic Gen. Charles DeGaulle, leader oi the Fighting French, and Gem nenri Cfiraud, High connnissioner of the French in North Africa lmet with the President and Brit ish Prime Minister
 The two Executives from tn ( United States and Great Britain announce ta complete agreement in the war plans for i943 that will bring about the unconditional sur- render of the Germans, Italians iaild Japanese
 ] Stalin Nat Present i President Roosevelt announced lthat Joseph stain. commanoer ! Tn Chief Of the sogiet Forces. was invited to the conference but was unable to attend because Of the need of his presence sn Russia to direct the present offensive. Stalln was kept informed of al the de- ] cisions Of the conference. as was lalso Chiang Kai snek, 0eneralis- lsimo iii China.
 :. The flight of Roosevelt to this i North African city was the first i time the President has been in all iairpane since ias2 when ae flew to tho National Democratic Con- vention to accept the Presidential nomination the first time.
 High Officials With FDR President Roosevelt was accom- panied to North Africa by Gen George c. Marshall, Chief of Staff Of the United States Army; Ad- miral Ernest J. King, Chief of Naval Operations; Lieut.. Gen Henry H. Arnold, Chief of the United States Army Air Force; and Harry Hopkins.
 With Churchill British Prime Minister Churchill was accompanied here by Admiral Sir Dudley Pound. First Sea Lord md Chief of Great Britain's Navy 5taff; Gen. Sir Alan Francis Brooke, Chief of the Imperial staff; Vice Admiral Lord Louis Niountbatten, Chief of the Com lined Operations = Commandos -; md Field Marshal Sir John Dill
 Those at Conferences Attending the conferences were Major Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow- CT, Commander -In-C Chief of the l J. s. Forces in North Africa; Mai. Gen. c. Speetz, Chief of tn e | U.S.AAF., European Theatre, and three of the leading British fig ures in the drive against Marshal Erwin Rommel. Gen. Sir Harold Alexander, British Commander-I h. 1 Chief of the Middle East; Gen. Sir Bernard Law Montgomery, Commander of the British Eighth Army, and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder. vice-Chief of the British Air Forces. while the Presi- dents Envoy Robert Murphy, flit- ted in the background.
 How They Appeared
 Giraud and DeGaulle, clad ili French Army uniforms. appealec from the Presidents quarters closely followed by President Roo sevelt wearing ligh grey snil and with his usual cigarette hold CT carried at Jauaty aas. < Churchill in dark grey suit ana with his usual cigar, followed Foul chairs were in the garden to re- ceiye the distinguished party
 DeGaulle and Giraud shool hands for the benefit of the pho tographers.
 President Roosevelt opiaed i
 was a momentous moment. ciiTaug
 and DeGaulle immediately wtni
 back into the house fcllownsg 1A,