it is a task which, at the present Quebec, Sept. 24. time, unites all governments which "en thousand United States citizens have sent their representatives to the Army. was revealed are now serving in the Conference. Laying the basis for the organization of international relations by the Minister after the war should. be done. in Services, Mr, J. T. Thorson. such a way as to spare further gen-He added that Americans made up erations the monstrous crimes of eight per cent. of all air crews, pilots. Nazism. observers and gunners training under The U.S.S.R. was convinced that ihe. Commonwealth air-training this could successfully be accomplish-Scheme, while. 600 Americans were fed, and as a result of complete and acting as instructors at training cen-final victory there would be laid the ree Mr. Thorson said the st foundations of international coof Canada's active service arry Operation and friendship correspond-numbered 320,000 men.—Reuter. ing to the aspirations and ideals of freedom-loving peoples.
The Soviet Union defended the right of every nation to its independence and territorial integrity, he went
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