The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-18
PROPOSED FORM OF GOVERNMENT
 TO KEEP PEACE
By United Press)


 The world organization under the Dumbarton Oaks plan-the plan up for decision at San Francisco would be composed of the follow ing parts:
 GENERAL ASSEMBLY - A l ] member nations would be repre- Sented on this with one vote each. (Russia wants three votes) Its most important job: election of nonpermanent members of secur- ity council and all members of the Economic and Social Council. Other responsibilities limited to recommendations on any subjects and apportionment of expenses among member nations.
 SECURITY COUNCIL - Would be composed of II member nations. One vote each. The United States, Great Britain, Soviet Russia, China and France would have permanent seats; the other six members would be elected by the assembly by a two-thirds vote for two-year terms and would not be eligible for im- mediate reelection. It would be the most important and powerful body in the organization, charged with maintaining world peace. It would be empowered to investigate disputes; to call for peaceful set dement's; to determine whether ANY situation threatens the peace; to take diplomatic, economic and other measures to enforce it's de- cisions; and - as a last resort to employ air, naval or land forces to maintain or restore peace.
 INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE-The principal judicial organ which would give judgments in disputes referred to it which can be settled by rules of law Detailed plans for this will be worked out at San Francisco, but it probably will follow the pattern of the old World Court which had Is judges serving nine-year terms
 ECON OMIC AND SOCIAL 1 COUNCIL-Eighteen m e m b S would be chosen by the assembly and to serve for three years with one vote for each member. There would be NO permanent members Working under authority of the assembly, it would facilitate Solu- tionS of international economic social and other humanitarian problems, promote respect for hu- man rights and fundamental free doms, and recommend coordina- ton of activities of other interna- tional organizations.
 ECON MIC, SOCIAL ANE OTHER COMMISSIONS - Would be composed of experts in special ized fields. To be set up by the economic and social council fol technical advice to that council.
 MILITARY STAFF COMMIT TEE-Composed of the chiefs o staff of the permanent member of the security council or thei representatives. It would advis the council on all questions re lSting to military requirements, t. the employment and command o forces placed at the councils dis posal, to the regulation of arma ments, and to possible disarma ment.
 | ARMED FORCES be de. termined by special agreement! that will he subject to ratification by signatory states in accordance with their constitutions and ap- proval by the security council Each member would pledge itselt to make certain armed forces avail able to the council on call, plus special national air force contin- gents for urgent combined en- forcement action
 SECRETARIAT - Composed oi secretary general and such staff as is required. The secretary gen. eral to be the chief administrative officer of the organization and tc be elected by the assembly or recommendation of the security council