The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-13

Party Unity on
Post War Plans
Sought by G. O. p.
BY Charles 3 Stewart


the Great Lakes meet Il il posi-
Bile that international Repuhli-
cans and national Republicans
may meet. too. Anyway, they are
going 10 make a good try on sept
6 and : At Mackinac Island pro-
nounred "MaCk-inaW nestled IN
the Michigan straits.
n Will not he the hrst battle
ever fought on Mackmac Island
eight miles round which played 4
dramatic part in the development
OF The old northwest The historic
whteVsshed Fort Mackinsc which
tops the blum il a picturesque 10
minder OF that
Three flags British. French
and American 60. waved over
those ramparts before peace came
70 mat beauteous island. now call
Cd The shrine Of Michigan But 10
Michigan politicians, its the sum
mer capital
The lighting among the assembI'
Cd ~ senators. congressman. GOV
ernors. and party officials Will con-
tiug ieVpOint-shou.d The Repuhll-
can 90 internationally Although
Tho purpose Of the releases from
Republican national committee
Headquarters announces The Re
publican postwar advisory coHn'
cil meeting will plan The program
upon whi.h America viii depend
for guidance IN the years ahead
To-day Republicans DO NOT agree.
They know they must, II they are
10 win come l94t
one faction VII gather IN what
is left OF the .SOIatlOnlsiS on
policy that roughly is, "Of course,
We must cooperate with oiher
peace loving countries hut Aner''
"a first CThey still don think in'
world terms
Then the,e is another group
ready 10 grab this hand painted "I-
pormnlty TO push the endorsement
OF the BallBurtin Hill. Hatch resi-.
luton which asks for Senate action
nov on a pledge OF world cooperd-
lion Feared ny the old guard. %
is significant that neither OF me
two Republican authors senator
Pail OF Minnesota or senator Sur
ION OF ONO are among the 4Sers.
The stop-Wulhie crowd. which
is strong 10 Michigan despite the
fact mat Wendell WiIkle beat
President Roosevelt in Michigan by
A narrow margin in 1870, viii he
using the strongest language.
Combating these viii be the
WUlkie Our World group, Whls-
pering thar he has the answer 10
vie with the voters belief IN the
Roosevelt way in affairs interns-
tional
But the faction most apt TO rustic
I'D the greatest support IL com
posed OF enthusiasts for the VAN
denberE White Senate Resolution
No Is II is the kind Of compro-
mise sought by those VINO know
the Importance OF party unity.
In the last hectic days before the
congressional recess this reSolu-.
lion was slipped into the Senate
hopper without much fanfare. Any
other time. il would have caused
plenty OF stir. After all. II y Startl-
ins when two senators. usually
poles apart on international issues.
agree on a postwar formula.
Michigans Senator Arthur Il
Nandenberg had an ls-year invest
ment in the isolstiOnist wav OF
thinking Yet. he teamed mp with
Names Senator Wallace II White.
Jr.. who has consistently gone
along with the Administration
foreign policy In fact, on the
foreign relations committee he
il considered the Republicans
spos esman FOR Nillkie information
ahsts. significantly. both are mem
hers of the committee. Nanden-
berg is one Of the eight silent sen
ators keeping the Ball Burton Hi
Hatch resolution from seeing the
light OF a Senate day
The Nsndenberg White reson-
lion will not he talked about light.
ly on Inc Grand Hotel porch. said
10 he the longest in the world, nut
upstairs in the famous presidential
suite. overlooking The quiet meet
ing place OF Lake Michigan and
Lake Huron
Skeletonized, this proposal sug-
Eests:
1-Prosecution OF the war 10 con
elusive victory
2-Participation by the United
states in postwar cooperation ne
tween sovereign nations TO prevent
by any means the recurrence OF