Evening star., 1943-09-07
Republicans Approve
u. 5. Collaboration
For Permanent Peace
Adherence to Cooperative
World Organization
Gets Mockinuc O. K.
"A. P. Wirephoto.
(Tert OF Domestic Policies Committee
Report on Page BIZ
BY G. GOULD LINCOLN,
Stor Gfoff
Star Staff Correspondent.

MACKINAC ISLAND, Sept. t.
A foreign policy program advo-
eating United States adherence
to a "co-operative organization
among sovereign nations to pre-
vent military aggression and to
attain permanent peace with or
ganized justice in free world"
was approved today by the Re-
publican Postwar Policy Council.
Supporters of the plan, including
Senator Austin of Vermont, insisted
that it was broad enough to permit
the entry of this country into any
kind of international collaboration
that in the future appears to be
in the best interests of the United
States and the world. The Ver-
monter, leading collabora ZIONIST,
hailed it as great step forward
The 'reservationists," on the other
hand, were pleased because the re-
port specifically stated that any
agreement for entry into a cooper
ative orgaLizat ton of nations would
have to be made within the pro-
visions of the Constitution. That
means ratification by two-thirds
vote Of the Senate.
Call for Food Agency.
Earlier, the councils Domestic
Policies Committee demanded in a
report an immediate program of in
creased agricultural production and
improved food distribution under a
single agency clothed with full
power.
With a bristling indictment of
what it termed New Deal "instru-
ments of fascism," the domestic
committee said the number of Fed
eral agencies has so multiplied
| that every detail of American life is
now regulated by bureaucratic
decree"
The report of the Committee on
Foreign Policy declared that when
| the war is ended, we must partici-
pate in the making of the peace
This puts upon the Nation a SIM
pie responsibility" to preserve Amer
lean national interests, aid in re-
storing order in distressed world
and assume a full share in a pro-
gram for permanent peace. 1t de-
clared the necessity of evolving a
specific program in the months tc
come.
The report to be recommended
to platform makers in the next COP
| National Convention, declared ap-
| proval of the following points:
l! Prosecution of the war by a
united Nation to conclusive victory
over all our enemies" including (a)
disarmament and disorganization of
the armed forces of the Axis; (b)
disqualification of the Axis to con-
struct facilities for the manufac-
ture of the implements of war, and
Co permanent maintenance of
trained and well-equipped armed
forces at home.
2. Responsible participation by
the United States in postwar CO.
operative organizations among SOW
| ereign nations to prevent military
| aggression and to attain permanent
peace and to organize justice in a
| free world"
World Court Possible.
During the debate in the council
meeting, Gov. Raymond Baldwin of
Connecticut declared that under the
latter proposal world court could
be established and adhered to.
The program said that If there
should be a conflict between the
vital interests of the Nation and in
ternational developments. the United
| States should adhere to the policy
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