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| Big Three Issue Plans
Washington (iP)—The com
munique issued on the Big Three
meeting of Roosevelt, Stalin and
Churchill covered the following
9 spefcific subjects:
1. Defeat of Germany—Com
bined military plans agreed on
by the Big Three and the close
working partnership among the
3 staffs attained at this confer
ence will result in shortening the
war.
2. Occupation of Germany—A
3-way split of Germany for oc
cupation under a 3-power con
trol commission at Berlin was
agreed upon but France will be
invited to take over a 4th zone.
Plans for controlling Germany
include disbanding all German
armed forces, weakening the
general staff <k eliminating oi
controlling all enemy industry
“that could be used for military
production”.
3. Reparations—A reparations
commission is to be established
with headquarters at Mo-cow
to study compensation by Ger
many to the Allied countries.
4. Poland—The Big Three
agreed to merge the Poland exil
ed “democratic leaders” with
the Drovisional government now
functioning at Warsaw to create
a “Polish provisional govern
ment of national unity” and
named the British & American
ambassadors to Moscow and
Foreign Commissar Molotov as
the commission to bring this
government into being. It was
also agreed that the eastern
frontier of Poland “should fol
low the Curzon line with de
gressions from it in some regions
from 5 to 8 kilometers in favor
of Poland.” 1 hey also formerly
recognized the right of Poland
to German territory in compen
sation for what Russia gets from
the Poles but said final settle
ment on compensation territory
should await the peace confer
ence.
5. Yugoslavia—Marshal Tito,
Yugoslav leader in the country
and Dr. Subasic, premier of the
exiled government, shall immed
iately form a new government
under a regency as they have al
ready agreed to do. There should
be a merger of pro-Allied ele
ments in the Oygoslav govern
ment, both in the National Li
beration assembly and those ol
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the old Parliament, there shall
also be a review of other Balkan
questions.
6. It was decided that Foreign
Secretaries Stettinius, Molotov
and Eden, who were present at
the Crimea conference, should
meet from now on about every
3 or 4 months, with the first
meeting to be held in London
after the United Nations Con
ference on world organization.
7. JJnited Nations Conference
—This conference, set up by the
Dumbarton Oaks Security Or
ganization, will be called at San
Franci-co, April 25 The Big
Three “has been able to resolve”
I the dispute over voting preced
lure and will make public the a
greement immediately after con
sulting China and France.
8. Liberated Europe—The 3
leaders agreed they will jointly
assist the people of any Euro
pean state or former Axis sattel
ite to achieve the right to choose
their own government, whenever
the right is threatened by inter
nal disorders or economic dis
tress or lack of inadequate in
terim governmental machineiy.
9. “Unity for Peace—The 3
reaffirmed "our common deter
mination to maintain and
strengthen in the peace to come
that unity of purpose and action
which made victory possible and
certain for the United Nations
in this war.”
Fear Epidemic
j Cordova (Special)—Cordova
social life took an almost blank
outlook this week as Dr. Will H.
Chase, health commissioner,
posted notices that children are
not allowed to attend the theatre
or other community gatherings
after Ralph Stevens, a recent
arrival, turned up at the Cordova
hospital with diphtheria.
An unknown number of con
tacts brought fears of a possible
epidemic.
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