Washington, Aug. 14. The Roosevelt-Churchill joint stated the traditional "United The whole problem of supply of munitions was further examined Lord Beaverbrook. Minister of Supply. joined in the conferences and he is proceeding to Washington to discuss further details.
The joint declaration says that both countries desire to see no territorial changes that do not accord with the freely expressed wishes of the peoples concerned. After the final destruction of Nazi tyranny they hope to see a peace established that will afford all nations a means of dwelling in safety within their own boundaries.
Pending establishment of a wider permanent system of general security, they believe that disarmament of aggrosser nations is essential.
This, they said, was outlined in the eight post-war peace objectives, of which the sixth cited the "fal destruction of Nazi tyranny" as the an-recedent condition for the establishment of world peace on the principles of freedom from fear and wan "The announcement followed the historical meeting between Presiden Roosevelt and Mr, Winston Ghurehil at sea and dramátized the United Kingdom-United States eration under the Lend-Lease Bill and simultaneously assured mutual atte tion of supply problems of the Soviet Union.
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