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progress, a Conference 1 shall be called by two or more lead ing Nations by serving notice upon all l recognized independent l who are not now at war, proposing the formation of an Associa- tion of Nations.
 It being deemed desirable prior to the creation of a Constitution to ex- change views on its form that by all Nations could be unanimously ac- cepted.
 ARTICLE
 The Nations who qualify and accept membership in the Association of Ma tions, their Representatives being duly empowered with full credentials to bind the Signatures, Agree. in order to accomplish strong understandings among all Nations, that they will be guided by the established principles of equity applied to International Law, and abide by the just and impartial terms, decrees and regulations of this Covenant which sanctions between all Nations:-
 A-The operation of Open Treaties with publicity as distinguished from Secret Treaties of the past All Ses- sions of the Association of Nations to be open public meetings of the As sembly and Council. presided over by a Chief Executive, the Controller Gen. eral.
 B-National Territorial Expansion to be effected by purchase or agreement instead of by Conquest.
 CIR ulation of International Credits for purposes of Aiding Com merce and retarding threatened Wars.
 D-An International Immigration re- striction Act, Automatically effective when a Nations natural peaceful community growth, its labor or indus | trfgr fvraf irrN rr- local foreign settlement. The num- Der, character and occupation of im- migrants in their relation to Domestic Labor Conditions. as we'll as property | laws affecting aliens, to remain Do- mestic matter whenever a Nation has 1 reached a maximum population of ' thirty (3O) inhabitants per square mile | (See Annex "B")
 E-Reciprocitv in Tariff Schedules ! concerning Industrial Manufactures and Raw Materials where protection is necessary to foster Domestic devel- | Opment and extraction essential to products such as Coal, Timber oil Metals and Earths.
 F-General Restrictions of 8 Nations Exports until it's own Domestic re- quirements are provided for, thus stabilizing Commerce by avoiding oyer stocking abroad which creates ar Artificial demand and supply, initiating Domestic prices in the Exporting Ma ton.
 G-Rulings respecting Transporta tion-to end Monopoly of the Carrying Trade with changes in the System O Subsidies and Tolls.
 ARTICLE II.
 The Object of the Association O Nations and limitations of its Powers and Functions shall comprise adjust ments Nof General International effec by means of recommendations, reports or findings acting through Commis sdons,t Committees, Tribunals. Courts Councils, Assemblies or Conferences or subjects of Commercial Relations i Credits, Territorial Rights, Interpreta, tions of Treaties. Limiting of Immigra ton, Tariff Schedules, Tolls and Sub sides. Indemnities and Penalties. Tn Reduction and Displacement of Arme' Forces by organizing an Internationa Constabulary.
 Enactments upon said recommends tions reports and findings, must b passed by a two-thirds (2-3) vote c the Assembly and confirmed by tn . Majority vote of the Council, in orde , that general or specific decrees sha . be binding to the same degree as tha e of the original Articles which herei 8 collectively form the Constitution ( 5 the Association of Nations.
 These Articles of Association with ( e without Amendments shall be ratifie t at an International Conference. Il - first meeting to be held when approve }. by the principal Nations.
 The selection of the time and plaC . to be mutually agreed upon. q ARTICLE III. e The Organization of the Associate B. of Nations shall be by means of u e following representative bodies ar s Chief Executive:
 r. A-An Assembly comprising Reprl
 sentatives of each Nation. Each Rel e resentative to have but one vote. n B-A Council to be composed
 Representative of each Nation. - shall select and confirm Officials
 Departments from among the Coul
 ell. Each Representative on the Coul cil or Executive Board of Officials
 have but one vote
 CA Controller General
 Tbe selection to be made by nomin
 ton from among the members of t
 Council subject to ratification by
 two-thirds C2-3) vote of the Assemt and Council. The term of office sh A be limited to five (5) years. V He shall preside at all Meetings
 the Council, convene same at al
 time he may deem advisable and wh
 the Assembly or Council of the Ass
  !. he shall convene either body up |N the request of three (3) members X the Council. The Controller Gene1
 shall possess the power, to veto
 measures passed by the Association
 Nations. Upon re-passage, howev
 of any measure by three -fourths C vote of the Association. the measJ ,E shall become effective in spite of V, S~ power given the Controller General.
 The Administration of the Affa
 of the Association of Nations shall
 by means of the following, embraci
 The Judiciary. Cabinet, Executives -o,. Departments and Constabulary Fore
 JUDICIARY uc A Chief of Justice of the Supre rs- Tribune with Six Associate Justices las Justices from Membership Natit act to constitute a lower Court of Clail +o A Controller General ....... ,ro A Secretary General ....... 5'0 A President of the Board of it Finance -................ 0se A President offthe Board of a Commerce ............... ned A President of the Board of .t Transportation .......... A President of the Board of "- Council ............-..-.. )ne A President of the Board of ,OO. Assembly ................ no A President of the Board of 7se LabOr ..--... ...........4. .5 A President of the Board of 'oN Agriculture ......... gh- A President of the Board of