The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-19
Sumner Welles' Book
 Real Picture Of War
The Time for Decision" Put On Market Today,
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old league. IL did not grow grad nally as a result of actual experi- enee, but came suddenly into being as a completed and detailed charter This time we must have a world ale hanee that is a eaTEy-0yer from the war"
 Pointing out that the lack Of full representation for smaller countries and the failure to give full military scope to the major powers were the two great problems which helped defeat the League 0f Nations, MT. Welles proposes Q w0rld organiza. ton based on . plan Of regional representation, This Provisional United Nations Executive Council" will be composed Of eleven mem. beFs, including one chosen by each of the four major powers United states, Great Britain, Russia and Cllinel, two by the European group of states, two by the American group, one by the Far Eastern group. one each by the Near and Middle East, Aries and the British n0miDi0ng,
 The council Is to have four major dni3es; sthe pacific settlament of ap disputes threatening peaee;" if ulet fails, sthe FefereDee of these aispntes te the police agencies tune. Lloping under tts auth0rity;S fine YeefeTmlnatiop Of the form of gov, eTslmept of Axis teFFltOries after tile military 0oeunati0n IS ended D s,la "tbe formulation Of . eolnpIeted esss,,.os esss sos 2 T. permanent lnteTpstlonsl
 bp order t0 come into helng. the council must be ratified by at ieast gMeafv ngel0heEs Of the United Na, Eions' And tt cannot act exeent by kso.ul.fes vote Of tts voting mem, sss esss' H'e'asang the four Rsjov pow,
 stating that the dangers Wilson epVlsaeeg wheD he warned about EpfgaDlEed fiyalriesv within inc League 0f Nations cannot be lgn0red. mF, Welies says, 'sThe suFest way t0 pfeNeDt this Is t0 make the pr0ylS hiallal Council capable Of exercising 2 eoetlnning control a0 that lt eaD eisaek instantly any development Of Wle regional system which might smack of p0litiGal or Aa0n0lOie spheres Of lpflnenee', Dy glvlng each region full representation and by gnaTaNteeille the Council .sus efeme enfll0Tlty, any iEena ID fbRt direction can bs thwaTtedD
 Nc international organization can e0neelyallly survive unless Y Is snlls ported by free men and women Throughout the world, That Sups port Will rot be forthcoming unless the w0Fld organization assures them al ef national indanendenRe and llbs efiywD0t 0Yell0gdship, Tlle sl0alleT memlegs Of the UnIlAd Natlolls gre not tlgbtlne g WaF te replace the Akls tlFaanE Bitl z neW form Gg w0Fld dictatorship by the t0uT mal0T peWegs, We must realize t9is, be- cause the deteVminatl0ll 0f some of the people Of Akl9, the Neaf kasg and 0f AgFIea to secure theIg fTeeS dom cannot longer be ihwaFied,"
 % his hoek Mr, Welles alko gIVas, f0T thA flFst time, Q fllll report 9ll his Interviews with the heads 0l Greet Britain, France, lialy and deFnang iD lDl0, during ibe "Ilp0py BaT,s when he visited lllase countries As special representative Of Press ideDf Roosevelt, Ige had made tlllf trip D order te sound out flle pos' klbllilias for 8 "lesille peace"
 In hfs report Of his conversations with Count Gian0. then poFeigD MlnlsteF 0f Italy, MF, Welles Feyaela some hitherto lildieeloeea saeA