The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-17
FDR Home; Insists
 On Full Surrender
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Also in near-fture prospect wa another meeting with PYrime Min ister Winston Churchill, and soon too. It has been the Roosevelt Churchill custom to meet abou every six months since the war be- gan and their last meeting was ir Cairo and Tehran last Novembel and December.
 With Allied landings both ir Normandy and southern France vel in progress. the time is believed very near when the President. tho Prime Minister and their combined chiefs Of staff will get together and talk over the next major Allied ops erations. conceivably the Pacific will be the big point in the next British American war talks and probably one of the basic reasons to equip himself first hand for these for Mir Rooseyelt's Pacific tour was later conferences.
 At his press conference aboard the train, Mir. Roosevelt took occas- icn to discuss what procedure would be followed if the enemy collapses when Allied armies reacn it's border
 Taking Germany as the closest example. the President said that wt won't let the Germans quit as theS did when the Allies reached theiI boundaries in the last war.
 If we fail to drive right on until We have completely captured the whole of Germany. the President said. the next German generation will be told that their nation actu- ally had won the war. The same. he said. goes for Japan.
 Mir. Roosevelt made plain that m his opinion the recent internal ups heayal in Germany and the rapid Allied advances through France did not add up to German collapse, pointing out that on the basis of past performance. he personally did not expect a collapse until Allied Armies reached the borders of Ger many. And that might come from either direction, he said in reier- enee to the Russian offensive il the east and the Rritish- h-Amerlcan- French campaigns in western and southern France and Italy.
 After saying that the more uou" ble there is inside Germany the faster the war will end. he went on to express doubt that Germany will make any last-ditcb defensive stand around Berlin, or even on the Rhine. for that matter. II is the German character. he said, to throw in the sponge and not die fghting-they do not want Ger many 0VerruD. The President proDl- ised that We won't let them quit until We have taken their entire country,
 Plan Fer Japan
 Elab0ratipg on his Puget Sound Navy Yard speech at BremertOp. Wash, last Saturday, the President said that because Of JapaH's long record Of international dishonesty it was his idea that the Allies should build a ilguratiye, 0peFational fence around Japan after the war and maintain this tight bulWaFk until years of proof" have shown with out doubt that Japan Is ready and wiling 10 live tn R community 0t peaceful nations.
 Saying that the future defense 0i the Paeiflc would be a top item on his agenda on his return home, MT Roosevelt said that We now have the WlereWithal-the planes and ships-t0 defend the Pacific and lt is our duty to defend the Pacific coasts of Central and South Amer lea just as much as t is to defend their Atlantic coasts,
 This, he said, is not just the M0n' roe Doctrine, but common sense.
 The president followed his Rrem' erL0n theme, too, iD saying that ' was of necessity that the Pacific war was our major responsibility and that We were a great deal stronger tp the Pacific than any ol our Allies, such as Australia and New Zealand, He made this his eE' plaDati0n of why few decisions on Pacific strategy go to the Anglo American combined chiefs Of staH nut UlhEha Lp llsilleelE htl0 tlAh oWGi joint stalf chiefs,
 Paellle Decision
 Pacific decision, excluding those involved the Mountbatten sphere Of command in Burma haeA been made right along by the American high command without going to London, he said,
 On the domestic front, MF, R00se. welt planned to turn first attention 10 postwar unemployment e0mpeD' satl0B legislation now pending D Congress, He said he planned t0 study both the Murray. Kilg0Fe and George bills 0D this subject but did not commit himself on either meas are. Ha Gaid, tpo, that he he'd no plans for Congressional messages ln the near future,
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