AGENDA APPROVED

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 12, 9 October 1943, Page 5

AGENDA APPROVED

Three-Power Conference (Received October 8, 7 p.m.) LONDON, October 7. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, is expected to be leaving in a few days for the threc-Power conference of Foreign Ministers in Moscow. According to a Press statement here, the draft of the agenda has been approved, the main subjects being the political situation of Italy and the Balkans, machinery for future collaboration between Russia, Britain and the United States, and the post-war treatment of Germany and the satellite nations.

Sections of the American Press arc helping Hitler by spreading “anti-Russian poison,” says the Russiau Trade Union review, “’War and the Working Class.” The review adds that this anti-Russian agitation is in sharp contradiction to the feelings in wide circles of American public opinion and also with the general lino of American foreign policy which is characterized by strengthening collaboration ■with the Soviet Union, “It is impossible to ignore the antiRussian sallies because papers are more closely connected with influential capitalist circles in America,” says the review. “They poison their arguments by sowing suspicion and mistrust."