Evening star., 1944-09-30
China 10 Submit Plan
For World Peace al
Dumbarton ParIeY
By the Associated Press.


China's delegation to the Dunn
barton Oaks world security con
versations today studied tn
results of the Russian phase o
the talks and put f1nishin,
touches to their own suggestion
for the Anglo Chinese American
sessions which begin Monday.
Led by the veteran diplomat, DR.
Wellington Koo, the Chinese dele.
cation is basing its proposals or
hitter experience with a League o,
Nations which failed them and on 6
century of troubled existence.
DR.. Koo appealed to the opening
plenary session yesterday for an in
ternational organization which
could move forcefully and quickly
to forestall future aggression.
Full Chinese Support Pledged.
He pledged full Chinese support to
such an organization and cited
Chinas sufferings at the hands OF
Japan as evidence that his nation
lIhu lllIlS w sam Al oiAA "a AASN
ible, workable security system.
He said the Chinese desire its
existence because our appeals and
warnings in the past did not al
ways meet with the response they
deserved
This generally was assumed 10
refer to Chinas lone fight against
Japan for more than four years be-
fore Pearl Harbor, punctuated bv
repeated Chinese warnings that
Japan's ambitions knew no lim,s
and would lead her to attack Brit
ain and America.
Hull Welcomes Delegates.
Secretary of State Hull welcomed
the Chinese delegates, and Sir
Alexander Cadogan, chief of the
British delegation. told them there
was already very large measure
Of agreement even in detail" among
China. the United States and Brit
ain on plans for an organization
to keep peace.
Sir Alexander plans to return to
London soon and the Earl of Hall
fax, British Ambassador, will take
over the delegation.
DR.. Koo made it clear that China
has definite ideas to contribute to a
security agency, in addition to those
agreed upon by Britain, the United
States and Russia.
The points he emphasized in his
speech to the delegations, advisers
and press in the ballroom at Dunn
barton Oaks We're:
l. The future organization should
be universal in character" and all
nations should be brought into it on
a basis Of sovereign equality.
2. All disputes among nations
should be settled peaceably.
Authorized Force Permitted.
g. Force only can be permitted in
International relations when author
ized by the peace organization in
order to stop or forestall breach
Of peace anywhere in the world.
4. The new organization should
have adequate force for prompt
action.
5. Measures to restrain aggression
should be prepared ahead of time
and put into effect with certainty,
deflnlteness and promptness. with
no time-Wasting debate and con-
sultatlon at the last minute
6. Means for peaceful change
should be included in the peace
agency, which thus would be able
to grow with international develop
ments rather than be based upon a
static world.
7. The same principle of review
and change should be applied to
international law by the new Or
ganization.
g. The peace agency should be
able to recommend to member ma
tons social and economic measures
conducive to world peace and play
a central role in co-ordinating in
ternational welfare, education and
economic groups.