The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-09
Biz Four Reveal
 New Charter Plans
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 tod Nations" would contribute their air, naval and military strength ae- cording to eriteria and procedures yet to be agreed upon, Tn eseeurity council would direct the use of these forces through an international high eommand-"a military stan commit. tee"-eomposed of staff representa-. tlves of the councils Ave permanent members,
 The recommendation unveiled today were the fruit of the Dun. barton Oaks conference attended here by representatives of the big four. Admittedly incomplete, they are proposals only, The governments represented at Dumbarton Oaks have agreed, however, to take steps "as soon as possible" to prepare complete proposals" to serve "as Q basis of discussion at c full United Nations conference"
 The next move may well be con. slderation of the proposals, and the resolution of problems left hanging at Dumbarton Oaks, by President Roosevelt, Premier Josef Stalln and Prime Minister Winston Churchill at Q meeting In the req. sonably near future. The full united national conference would follow.
 Milestone
 Incomplete as they are, the pros posals represented e milestone In mankind'S centuries-old striving for peace,
 They have been presented for Nll the world to see after seven weeks of conferences which aroused criti. eiSm in many quarters because of the secrecy with which the delegates conducted their conversations,
 They inevitably will intensity the debate on international security which already has been going on sporadieally in this and other Allied nations.
 Tn this country, despite the fact that Q presidential campaign is h progress, the plannlngfl for world peace has been on Q partisan basis. Weeks ago Secretary of State Cordell Hull laid the administra. tons cards before John Foster Dulles, foreign affairs adviser to Gov, Thomas E, Dewey, Republican presidential nominee.
 Nevertheless, congressional debate Is expected to be untrainmeled, AL ready in existence is senate bloc opposed to formulation Of any kind of world peace organization until the peace treaties have been ratified,
 President Roosevelt in Q state. lment on the Dumharton Oaks pro. posal praised Hull for the 'untlr. ing devotion and care" he has given to international organization for security and peace. The plans agreed upon here, the president said, represent Q major objective for which this war Is being fought" His first impression of the proposals, he added, was "one Of extreme satis- faction, and even surprise, that so much could have been accomplished on so difficult subject M so short q time"
 In making public the Dumbarton Oaks proposals, Hull described them aB an effort ito make permanent Q victory purchased at so heavy Q cost in blood, In tragic suffering and in treasure"
 Hull and his British, Russian and Chinese counterpartS started the four big nations on the road toward a world organization 6 year ago this month At the Moscow conference, Today, he warned
 Long Road
 '"The road will be long. At times, It will be difficult but we must be constantly mindful Of the price which all of us will pay If we fail to measure up to this un- precedented responsibility"
 To eradicate or reduce some of the causes of war, the plan would establish the l8-nation economic and social council, under the juris. diction of the general assembly of all peace-loving nations, to deal With economic, social and human. itarian problems, and to coordinate the work of specialized information. al organizations already in exist ence or being planned
 The armed forces to be placed at the disposal of "the United Na. tioilS" would be determined by mem. her states through special agree. ments among themselves, such agreements among themselves, such agreements to be approved by the security council and ratified by the Signatory states according to their own constitutional processes.
 The strategic direction of the armed forces, when called into ac. ton by the council against an az. gressor, would be provided by the military staff committee" Other functions of the military staff committee would be to advise the security council on all questions relating to military requirements for maintaining peace, the employ ment and command of forces placed at It's disposal, the regulation of