Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-14
British Papers Urge
New Big 3 Farley;
Hif Attack by Stain
by The Associated p,.s.

~ ms Assoetofed FfosS
LONDON, Mar. 14.-Britis]
newspapers criticized Premie
Stain today for his att, * OF
Winston Churchill and called TO
a Big Three meeting soon t,
attempt to improve relation
between Russia and her tw,
wartime Allies.
A Foreign Office spokesman sal,
there probably, would be no ofIicia
comment on Stains statements
since Mr.. Churchill has no statu
In the government. Official circle
indicated that the former Prim,
Minister would be left to speak TO
himself. He is scheduled to broad
cast . speech Of world Importance
from New York tomorrow night.
tMr. Churchill will be heard
from 1890 to IL o'clock tomorrow
night on the Mutual Broadcasting
System.)
'(Michael j. McDermott, State
Department press relations on
Ger, told reporters today he did
not know whether Mr.. Churchill
had given either the White House
or State Department any advance
notice of his plans to continue
his debate with Premier Stain
from within the United States.
tMr. McDermott also said he
did not think the presence of
Undersecretary of State Dean
Acheson at the dinner at which
Mr.. Churchill will speak will have
any special significance
Premier Stains remarks, which
were in the form of an interview
yesterday in the Communist party
newspaper Pravda, were described
IN a dispatch from Moscow as the
sharpest attack the generalissimo
had ever made on any one except
q foe during wartime. The effects
OF Stains words will not be lost
on the 1900 Deputies now in Moscow
for the first postwar meeting of the
Supreme Soviet, the dispatch said.
Premier Stain accused Mr.
Churchill Of spreading "nes" in his
Fulton, Mo, speech March S, in
which Mr.. Churchill proposed a vir-
tual British-American military al
lance. Premier Stain described
Mr.. Churchill as "warmonger''
and said the former Prime Minister
was asking for war with the
U. S. S. r.
Churchill now takes his stand
among the warmongers," the Pre-
mier said in the interview, which was
broadcast several times by the Mos
cow radio and heard here. There
can be no doubt that Churchill's
position is a war position, a call for
war on the U. S. S. r."
Premier Stain also asserted that
Mr.. Churchill and his friends in
England and the United Estates"
were advocating a Hitler-like race
theory" Of world domination by
English-speaking peoples.
Treaty Empty Piece of Paper"
The Premier said Mr.. Churchill
tried to ''mislead his listeners" by
urging that a British-Soviet friend
ship treaty be prolonged up to so
years, and added:
But how can one take this state
ment while at the same time he is
laying the groundwork for the war
against the U. 8. 8. R.7 This means
that he looks at this treaty as an
empty piece OF paper which is only
for covering up and camou-
haging his anti-Soviet activities"
Among the British newspapers
urging meeting of the Big Three
were the Yorkshire Post and three
London publications, the Daily Mail,
the Daily Sketch and the Times.
The Times said the situation
urgently demands such a meeting"
The Yorkshire Post urged a face-to-
face discussion in London of Prime
Minister Attlee, President Truman
and Premier Stain to END the long
range recrimination."
Remarks Held Unjust.
The Daily Sketch declared that
otdllll 1CIldl were
just and violent in character" and
asserted that abuse is no effective
answer to the vital points" raised
by Mr.. Churchill at Fulton.
The Daily Mail said Premier
Stains personal abuse of Church.
i'll last night will be deplored and
regretted. This Is not the language
Of craftsmanship. Such words can
only reflect on the man who utters
them.'
The Times said the moment
has been reached-a little more
than six months after the final
defeat Of the enemy-when an in
ternational agreement between the
partners in victory is openly broken,
and relations between them are
being conducted in the naked terms
Of rival power"
The London Daily Express urged
the people of Britain to remain
calm while clouds hang darby
over the international scene"