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staff in order to discuss definite
military operations with regard to
which decisions had been taken
and which are already being pre-
pared in order to create a basis
for the closest military coopera-
ton in the future between the
three countries"
The three, of course, are the
United States, Russia and Brit
ain. This account of military talk
was the closest approach to any
thing regarding a second front, a
matter on which Russia has been
vociferous in the past; it could
suggest that the time and place
for such front have been set
The conferees pledged to have
further meetings, to provide ways
of comforting through diplomatic
channels, to set up an advisory
commission in London on Euro
pean affairs and another advisory
council to deal with Italy.
1t was assumed that President
Roosevelt, Prime Minister Church
ill, and Premier Stain will meet
soon now that the foundation for
intimate interchanges of opinion
has been laid.
Britain, Russia and the United
States are to participate in the
London commission which will
study European questions arising
as the war develops and make
Joint recommendations to the three
governments.
France, Yugoslavia and Greece
will be represented on the coun-
Gil on Italy, the statement said.
The council is to deal with cur
rent questions other than military
preparations and make recon-
mendations designed to coordinate
Allied policy regarding Italy.
China, although not represented
at the conference of foreign min
listers, participated in the joint
declaration proclaiming plans for
united action in war and. peace
The Chinese ambassadors b Mos
COW signed the document.
The means of Furnishing Ger
man war criminals were announc-
ed in a statement by President
Roosevelt, Prime Minister Church
i'll and Premier Stain, settling one
of the questions on which Russia
has shown great concern.
The ruling that those RESPONSE
bic for and participating in afro
cities will be returned to the
scenes of their crimes to be pun
ished according to the laws of
their victims, is a distinct depar-
ture from practice followed in the
last war.
The Anglo American Russian
declaration on Austria said Ger
many's annexation of Austria in
1888 was null and void, and the
Allies wish to see reestablished
free and independent Austria
and thereby to open the way for
the Austrian people themselves as
well as those neighboring states
Which will be faced with similar
problems. to find that political
and economic, security which is
the only basis for lasting peace"
But the final settlement will take
into account, it went on, Austria's'
contribution to her own liberation
as "she has responsibility, which
she can not evade. for participa-
ton in the war at the side of Hit
lerite Germany"
Seven measures which may be
the eventual pattern for Germany,
were set down for banning every
touch of Fascism from Italy and
setting up a democracy:
l. The Italian government should
be made democratic by including
representatives of the sections OF
the Italian people who have al.
ways opposed Fascism.
2. Freedom of speech, religious
worship, political belief, press and
public meeting shall be fully re-
stored. The Italian people shall
be entitled to form anti-Fascist
political groups.
8. All institutions and organiza-