THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1945
PAGE TWO
Big Three Delegates, on Eve
Of Conference, Fail to Iron
jOut Difficulties Over Poland
; By Lylb C. Wilson
, (United Frew Surf CorrDomlnt
: San Francisco, April 24 (U.E) The United Nations con
ference on international organization was jeopardized today
before it began as the American British-Russian dispute over
Polish participation was transferred here for adjustment.
Tho first plenary conference session is scheduled for 4 :30
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'to iro. the "Big Three" found themselves in the embarrassing
position of being unable to settle a misunderstanding which
Ithey thought they had cleared up last winter in the Crimea.
, Efforts to adjust the dispute "
!in preliminary Washington! White House announcement
'dismissions have failed. Some that discussion of the Polish ques-
here counted that failure a
ominous prelude to the great
international elfort to guaran
. tee future peace.
Deleeatos o( other nations anx-
'iously awaited the arrival of the
! top diplomats of the big powers.
It generally was conceded that
Jlhe United States, Great Britain
and the Soviet Union must adjust
this dispute among themselves if
the United Nations conference is
to have the hoped-for opportunity
to write a post-war security cnar-
ter.
Invitation Asked
The Russians demand an invita
tion to this conference for the Po
lish eovernment established In
Lublin under soviet auspices. The
United States and Great Britain
have reiected that demand. Wash
Jngton and London do not regard
the present Lublin government to
be truly represeniauve 01 an
democratic Polish elements.
Britain's Foreign Secretary An
.thonv Krien and U. S. Secretary of
State Edward R. Stettinius, Jr.,
have been Insisting that the Soviet
Union live up to the Crimea agree
ment that the Lublin government
"be reorganized on a broader
democratic basis with the Inclu
sion of democratic leaders from
Poland itself and from Poles
abroad."
That was the sense of the Cri
mea report on Poland and It was
signed by the late President
Roosevelt, Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill and Marshal Josef
V. Stalin.
Arrive By Air
Stettinius, Eden, Foreign Com
missar V. M. Molotov. of the Sovi
et Union, and Foreign Minister T.
V. Soong, ot China, are coming
here separately by air. Soong
joined the Washington conference
of foreign ministers yesterday
after the other three had tabled
the deadlocked Polish question.
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tion was beinir transferred here
explained that the Interval would
eive Molotov an opportunity to
consult with his government. That
may indicate an Anglo-American
counter proposal of some kind.
But It likewise may mean that
Stettinius and Eden are standing
nat. Either way something has to
give in London, Washington or
Moscow and soon if the United
Nations conference here is to have
the best possible chance of suc
cess.
Russians Arrive
The Russians here are saying
nothing but they are the talk of
the town. The mere fact that the
10th floor of the St. Francis hotel
has been tnken over by the Rus
sian delegation has San Francisco
punchy with curiosity.
t he American ueiegaies await
ed Stettinius' report and tne ar
rival here of their No. 2, colleague,
Chairman Tom Connally, D., 'lex.,
of the senate foreign relations
committee.
The smaller nations are begin
ning to sound off. Eelco N. Van
Kleffens, the slight young man
who is foreign minister of the
Netherlands, announced his In
tention to submit seven amend
ments to the Dumbarton Oaks out-
ine of a post-war security charter.
The Dutch are of the "middle
group" here, neither big powers
nor little.
Five Day Forecast
Five flay forecast, Tuesday aft
ernoon through Friday night:
Oregon and Washington west of
Cascade mountain divide: light
showers middle and toward end
of period. Normal temperatures.
Idaho, Oregon and Washington
east of Cascades light showers
on Wednesday and again toward
end of period. Near seasonal tem
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Odd Fellows Plan
For Convention
The Central Oregon convention
of the I. O. O. F. lodge will be
held on Saturday, April 28, in
Redmond, with the Redmond
lodge as host, it was announced
by Bend Odd Fellows today as
final plans for the convention
were outlined. Present for the
Redmond convention will be grand
officers of the lodge. Ivan NovaK,
noble grand of the Redmond lodge
and secretary of the convention,
Is In charge of tne program.
Ralnh L. Russel grand mas
ter of the grand lodge of Oregon,
is expected to be present irom
his home In Roseburg and will be
speaker of the evening.
R. H. Anderson, patron patri
arch of the grand encampment, Is
also expected, from Klamath
Falls.
To Present Cup
LeRoy Acschleman, special dis
trict deputy grand master of dis
trict No. 13, will present the Mer
chant cup to the lodge making
the largest gain in membership
this past year. Memorial services
will be held for Odd Fellows
killed in action. '
The convention business ses
sion Saturday will start at 2:30
p.m. The convention banquet will i
be served in the I. O. O. F. hall I
by the Redmond Rebekahs, at i
6:30 p.m. A short closed meeting
in the evening will be followed
by an open meeting, with a pro
gram and dance. Delegates from
all central Oregon lodges are ex-
pected.
War Briefs - -
(ily United Prau)
F.astern Front Russian encir
clement of Berlin reported com
pleted; Moscow dispatch says fall
Is imminent.
Western Front Third armv
roils tnrough breach in Bavarian
defense line 109 miles from Berch-
tesgaaen.
Pacific Nimltz reports Okin
awa three-quarters conquered;
B-29's bomb aircraft plant In To
kyo area; American troops split
Japanese force on Mindanao and
drive nearer Davao.
Italy Fifth army closes In on'
La Spczia naval base.
'Conchies' Lose.
In Writ Appeal '
Portland, Ore., April 24 (111
Federal Judge James Alger Fee
today filed denials on applica
tion for writs of habeas corpus
submitted by Alex Penner of Bre
merton and B. L. Gilln.aa, Borger,
Texas, r. , , ..
The two alleged in their peti
tions they have been misclassified
by draft boards as conscientious
objectors instead of ministers and
tiiat their detention In the Lapine
civilian public service camp is il
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Wheel in Italy
With the Fifth Army Italy
Corporal Albert L. Kerwln of Fall
City, Wash., and Pfc Leslie L.
Shuler of Bend, driver for tha
31fith Combat Engineer battalion
I have wheeled six-ton trucks from
I Anzlo to the last peaks .before Bo
logna, naiy.
They heard the first sniper's
bullet sing at Velletri where the
316th's Company A received its
baptism of fire.
The drivers, who are members
of the 91st "Powder River" divi
sion, have often found themselves
moving over small roads . and
trails built only for fighter ve
hicles. . .
Shuler's address is 44 Cascade
place, Bend.
SPIES FACE DEATH
Los Anceles. AnHl 24 (IPi Im
mediate execution faces nearly
15.000 White Russian auislinirs
who acted as nazi spies or agents
during the German occunatlnn nf
Russia when the red army cap
tures Berlin, Russian-born author
Victor Alexandrov predicted today.
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