Detroit evening times., 1945-04-23

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"A draws the plain citizen is becoming ever more
confused. lot of pleasing names floating in the
air. such Teheran, Breton Woods Dumbarton Oaks.
Chapultepec Cairo and Yata We assured that the
master minds have been doing great jobs of master
minding.
The plain citizen does know what all these grand,
stand for and he is afraid to ask lest
he be accused of aiding the enemy failing the boys in
the foxholes who giving their lives that the world
may have peace
1t is not explained why peace that will endure has
to be rushed through before the boys have anything
to say about 1t.
THE plain citizen being sold, but the sellers Will not
Il unwrap the package.
But no one is giving the contents of the package.
No answering the questions that must be answered
before the American people know what it is buying
Here few of the questions which must be answered:
THE proposed organization is not the story goes,
concerned with ending the present attaining
present peace The purpose is to have organization
which will prevent future wars once this one over WITH
WHAT is the basis of the belief that if the organiza
w ton cannot stop this war, it can prevent future
wars?
2-The proposed charter sets up general assembly
of all member nations, economic and social council
international court of justice and security council
The security council is to have at it's disposal armed
forces of whatever size it wants 1t makes its own rules
and it's decisions absolute. 1t need pay attention
to the recommendations of other sections of the organza
ton. The controlling members of the council are Soviet
Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States.
noes not this add up to the concentration of absolute
~ power in a triple alliance?
3-The proposed charter emphasizes peace" and
security" but it does not define them. 1t seems to
explain that security means economic security. The
declaration Of the United Nations conference food and
agriculture which secret meeting says:
=" We must equally concert efforts to win and
maintain freedom from fear and freedom from want
There must be expansion of the whole world
to provide the purchasing power sufficient to maintain
adequate diet for all. With full employment in all
countries, enlarged industrial production the absence of
exploitation increasing flow of trade within and be-
tween countries, orderly management of domestic and
international investment and currencies and sustained
internal and international economic equilibrium the food
which is produced be made available to all people,
THIS is the familiar declaration Of the planned economy
Il Communist, Fascist what-not lines. The agree
ment for United Nations relief and rehabilitation admin
istratlon carries the lines with WPA angle The
Breton Woods scheme involves international planned
money arrangement. All of these schemes head into the
economic and social council.
Does not all this taken together, set up planned
world state whatever lines the security council fit?
4-Since aggression is whatever the security
Gil says is and economic aggression is highly placed
armed aggression do not the foregoing provisions put
the regulation of the government and the lives of all
the peoples of the word-incudng the United States
in the hands of the security council?
5-There several ideals of government, of free
dom and of morals. The security council makes its own