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...their tight little isle the British have dreamed and schemed of a symphony of nations, of what Foreign Secretary Robert Anthony Eden has called an "orderly law-abiding" society which will make the world "one village street from Edinburgh to Chungking." This week, in the pessimism following Casablanca, such concepts seemed far more a dream than a scheme...
...Anthony Eden is a stubborn man, and one who tackles first problems first. Last spring he tackled the problem of British-Russian relations and, against some violent opposition in his own Party, emerged with the pact that was signed in May. This week London reported that Foreign Secretary Eden was planning a trip to the U.S. to tackle the many political problems Roosevelt and Churchill left unsolved...
...Eden's Statement Significant...
Also of significance is the news that Anthony Eden in the House of Commons yesterday stated that negotiations were on foot for a more permanent organization of United Nations policy, said Wild. This, taken in connection with the report of firing off Trondheim in Norway, might just possibly connote immediate repercussions from the Roosevelt-Churchill meeting...
London diplomatic circles reported last week that military successes in Russia and North Africa appeared to have "set the stage" for an early meeting between President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill or Anthony Eden. Roosevelt and Churchill have conferred in person three times during World War II: on Aug. 14, 1941, aboard the U.S.S. Augusta in Argentia Bay, Newfoundland, they signed the Atlantic Charter; in the latter part of December 1941, at the White House, they organized the U.S.-G.B. War Council; in June 1942 they planned the North African campaign...