Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-11

failure to recognize fully the
Poage said "thc danger Of pos
Sihle anarchy and communism Is
present in France. where he de-
scribed the situation as very Seyl-
Gus" and POTENTIALLY explosive.
owing 10 Allied inability 10 supply
adequate coal and food supplies al
present.
In Chapter vi OF the 5.000-word
document released yesterday IN
Washington. London, Moscow and
Chungking as a tentative charter
for postwar peace-keeping ma
chinery. il is provided that the Sc
curity council-which wieldS un-
limited power-shall consist OF IL
members OF the United Nations.
with permanent seats held by
Great Britain. the United States.
Russia. China and. lin due course.
France.
Although President Roosevelt
and Secretary of State Hull have
indicated that the Dumbarton
Oaks conclusions are neither
complete nor final" the French
delegation in the United States
feels that France Is still left
hanging in midair."
NO FULL RECOGNITION
France has not yet been &C
corded full recognition BY the
United States and Great Britain,
although Prime Minister Church
i'll recently indicated complete
diplomatic acceptance of Gen. de
Gaulle's provisional government.
Jefferson Gallery. former u. S.
ambassador to Brazil, was named
American envoy TO Paris on Sept.
n Notwithstanding limited recog-
milton of the De Gaulle govern
ment.
The United States made clear
then that Gallery, who holds the
personal rank of ambassador, was
being accredited 10 'the de facto
French authority now established
in Paris" and not to any special
government, which is regarded as
leaving an escape route for any
future change of mind.
ASKS WAR ROLE
Frances dynamic new foreign
minister, George Bidault, is said
to advocate progressive indie
pendence for French Indo-China
and is demanding participation In
the Far Eastern war.
Thus. il was asserted, France
is ready once more TO play her
part as world power and de-
serves a permanent seat "immedi'
ately" on the security control OF
the projected league to keep the
peace.
Moreover, to Frenchmen en-
shaved in Germany-there are
estimated to be over 100000 de-
portees engaged In forced labor
in the Reich-France's co-equal
status in the new league with the
other great powers will act as
beacon. il was said, and they viii
be encouraged to set up their
sabotage in war plants and mines
Including prisoners. there are sale
to be over 100000 French mer
and women in Germany today.
sIZABLE QUOTAS
French circles also point ou'
that France can put stable mill
tary quotas at. the disposal of the
peace and security league and this
should favor early admission of Z
French delegate TO the council.
Rep. Poage also pointed out TO
day that "a weak government
combined with the present eco
nomic difficulties makes for
dangerous situation.
at seems to me that II we
are going to back Gen. De
Gaulle," he said, "then we
ought to give him our full back
ing, not just de facto recogni-
ton. A strong national govern
ment IL needed In France.
Were losing valuable time
and possibly the friendship of
the French people" he said, by
falling to give our unlimited
support to q French govern
ment Many Frenchmen told me
that the Russians were stealing
the credit from us and the Eng
lish because Stain has recog-
nized the DE Gaulle govern