Asked to what extent Russia was] receiving supplies from the" United States which were originally destin-og. for Great, Britain. "Lord Beaver rook said" the proposal for these sacrifices was initiated to. some tent by Great Britain. "The Amoricans have not asked us to relinquish. Snything wore than we are willing 10) give. We have given up a good deal, but America has been sending supplies to Russia for some Uime past Lord Beaverbrook added that his staff were impressed by the aircraft And engine factories they visited, He described "Stalin as a "man of about hiss own "height," very" alert" and very high and to be, impro high and to be improved Cly the Holding! of the conference in. Moscow." Lora Beaverbrook showed hist. Salt" alsinelned to talk much abou Hie meeting ith' Mf. Stalin beyond the, act othe Baa several aks Russia Resolute—Marriman "There is no doubt whatever of the Russian 'Government's resolution. and fein i elurnate victory "Secured ah, tu ulimate vatory his Avert Harriman yesterday" aller Tg eturn from "Moscow, where he the, chief United Sister' delegate ortho Anglo-American ltueian tks, 'Addcessing a press conference, Mr, Harriman mentioned, among other things that American oid) was being fiver' i strengthening the "rales
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