Evening star., 1945-12-30
BYrnes Reports
To Truman on
Moscow Par|ey
Secretary to Explain
Results to Nation on
Radio at 10 Tonight
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By the Associated Press.
Secretary of State Byrnes flew
back from Moscow yesterday
ano short time later was with
President Truman aboard the
presidential yacht Williamsburg
giving him a full report on the
foreign ministers conference.
Mr.. Byrnes also will explain the
Moscow communique to the people, y
the White House said in a broad
cast at 10 o'clock tonight over the
National Broadcasting Co. and Mu-
tual networks.
The two leaders discussed the
broadcast in the two hours they
spent alone on the Williamsburg on
which Mr.. Truman is cruising and
preparing two speeches of his own.
Leahy Joins Talk.
Mr.. Byrnes, flying from Wash
ington to Quantico, Va, where the
yacht was anchored, arrived about
5 pm, talked with the President
and remained for dinner. Admiral
William D. Leahy, the Presidents
chief of staff, and other members
of the Presidents party took part
in discussions, the White House said
At e:15 pm. Mr.. Byrnes stepped
into a. motor launch for Quantico
and the return fight to Washing
ton. He was invited to remain
overnight, the White House re-
ported. but he felt he should re-
turn here to work on his speech.
The yacht was to remain at
Quantico the rest of the night.
Earlier, the Secretary had indi-
Gated he would defer seeing the
Chief Executive until today. State
Department officials were unable to
say whether he had changed his
plans or whether the President,
eager for flrst-hand information on
what went on in Moscow, had sum-
moned him.
Meet Here Next.
Before taking off for Quantico
Secretary Byrnes authorized an
nouncement that the next meeting
of the Big Three foreign ministers
would be held here.
Michael McDermott, State De-
partment press officer, relayed word
to reporters that no date had been
set but that the Russian and British
foreign secretaries had agreed in
Moscow to come to Washington
next.
Under an agreement reached at
Yalta by President Roosevelt, Pre-
mier Stain and then Prime Minister
Churchill, quarterly meetings of the
foreign ministers were projected. If
that schedule were followed, the
Washington get-together would
start mid-March.
Anchors Off Mount Vernon.
However, the three foreign min
listers probably will see one another
at the first meeting of the United
Nations Assembly in London next
month.
The Williamsburg anchored Fri
day off Mount Vernon, Va, and
yesterday the White House said it
was encountering cold, rainy
weather. But in his cabin, the Pres
ident worked in comfort on a radio
address to the people on his legis-
lative program, set for next Thurs
day night, and on a state of the
Union" message for Congress after
1t reconvenes January IA.
Mr.. Byrnes made a radio speech
last October after another Foreign
Ministers conference in London
Then he had little to report in the
way of accomplishments.
This time he will be able to out
line agreements for control of atom
ic power and on the governing OF
Japan, China, Korea, Romania and
Bulgaria worked out around a con-
ference table with Foreign Secre-
tary Bevin of Britain and Foreign
Commissar Molotov of Russia.
Constructive Conference.
AS he completed the 13.0O0- mile
return trip from Moscow, Secretary
Byrnes told reporters yesterday:
"It was a most constructive con-
ference, and equally important with
the decisions reached is the fact
that relations were established
which should make easier decisions
on other matters in the future"
The Secretary looked clipper ane
talked in a sprightly vein, but HI
admitted he was weary after tn,
11-day meeting in Moscow and {
return fight on which his four
motored transport bucked snow
wind and rain much of the way.
The plane left Moscow's snow
blanketed airport Thursday morn
ing. 1t came back by way of Ma
(See BYRNES, Page A-4D
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