The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-08
BIG } MEET NEEDED FOR
 EUROPE JOB
German Defeat Creates Problems Linked 10
 Conference Task
By John M. HightOwer Associated Press CorrespondenD

SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.-Sec- retary of State Stettinius said today the end of the war in Europe has given new urgency to the work of the Conference of United Nations" {"
 In an address prepared for radio delivery, Stettinius said that Ameri- can dead and wounded in the war have given us one more chance to build world order free from war"
 He added:
 We remember also that Germany has been defeated only because the United Nations joined their strength in the common cause, and that last ing peace will be possible only if they unite their strength
 In radio talk to Canada, Prime Minister Mackenzie King said that The end of warfare in Europe is not the end of the war - there is still another enemy. The United Nations have still to bring about the unconditional surrender of Japan"
 Out of the fires of war;" MacKen- zie King said, The San Francisco Conference has begun to forge and to fashion mighty instrument for world security
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 8 = A meeting of President Truman, Prime Minister Churchill and Pre- mier Stalin is expected by United Nations diplomats to be arranged soon after VIE Day.
 It is believed here that only a gathering of the Big Three probably somewhere in the Euro pean area-can solve some of the urgent problems now arising from the total defeat of Germany and lay the basic plans for restoring civil order and real peace to Europe
 These are regarded as problems linked closely to the job, being rushed forward by the United Ma tions Conference, of creating per- manent organization to maintain peace and security throughout the world
 The immediate impact of the ending of the European war is to reinforce demands of Secretary Stettinius, Foreign Minister Eden, Russian Commissar Molotov and other leaders that the conference lose no time in finishing the task.
 Meanwhile, VIE Day found rank ing diplomats of the big powers agreed on another big matter in addition to the general security system. This is that the powers should take separate but related measures to make sure that for the next half century or so Germany will be denied the resources and industrial development necessary to plunge the world into another war
 The big powers have set up ma chinery for keeping firm grasp on conference progress by making sure of their own unity on all fu- ture issues. The Big Four" became the Big Five" yesterday when Foreign Minister Bidault of France joined the almost daily sessions in Stettinius' penthouse apartment. The first reported action of the five was to set up subcommittee of world organization experts to study and report on all amend ments put forward by the smaller nation delegation.
 Limits Proposed
 Many of the smaller nations have proposed changes in the security council which would limit the au- thority of the five powers that would hold permanently five of it's eleven seats. But Molotov made it clear at a news conference yes terday that the big nations look for no such amendments to go through.
 He described as noteworthy" the fact that of the p amendment