Evening star., 1945-04-07
frank Discussions
AT Security Farley
Predicted by Conna||y

A give-and-take adjustment
of views within the American
delegation as we'll as among all
the United Nations in working
out the details Of the world Sc
curity organization to be created
at the April Is San Francisco
Conference was clearly indi-
Gated today.
Chairman Connally OF the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, one of
the American delegates to the con-
ference. said there will be wide
open discussions with no cut-and-
dried limitations on policy action in
daily meetings of the delegation
beginning here Monday.
He said the delegation will give
consideration to all proposals that
are advanced by members or by any
foreign government"
His comment was in line with a
statement by Secretary of State
Stectinius that the charter of the
projeced international organiza ton
will inevitably be the product of a
series OF adjustments, just as our
own Constitution was the product of
series of compromises"
Flexibility Stressed.
Mr.. Stettinius emphasized the
flexibility of peace organization dis
cussions in a speech in New York
last night after telling a news con-
ference here that the United States
and other nations sponsoring the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals as a
basis for consideration at San Fran
cisco will be free to propose changes
in them
Probably no charter that can
be agreed upon at San Francisco
will completely meet the wishes of
any one of the United Nations the
Secretary said.
What we must do there Is create
a framework for the world organi-
zation that can command the sup
port of the great majority of the
peoples of the world, that will be
soundly based, and that will be open
to improvement as we gain expert
ence in the functioning of the organ
ization after it is established"
He described as temporary diff
culties" the delays that have arisen
over establishment of a new Polish
provisional government of national
unity and the issue raised by the So
vi.t request for separate membership
in the world organization assembly
for two of the Soviet republics.
Future Offers Challenge.
New problems of this nature will
continue to arise" he declared The
coming months and years will be,
in fact. a continuous challenge to
our good sense, and our will to mas
ter the difficulties of peace"
Mr.. Stettinius said the seven
week delay in carrying out the
Big Three Crimea Conference de-
cision for reorganization of the
Polish provisional government in
Warsaw on a broader democratic
basis has been disappointing" be-
cause lit is important that this
new government be established in
time to be represented at San Fran
cisco"
He added, however, that nothing
has happened to shake my belief
that the Crimea agreement on Po-
land will be carried out"
Let US never forget" he asserted,
that unity of purpose and COM
munity of national interest" among
all big and small United Nations in
the creation of an organization to
maintain peace lis paramount to all
the lesser differences among U.S."
Hull May Attend.
The Secretary said that creation
of the world organization in advance
of the peace settlements to follow
this war will place it above and
apart from these settlements and
leave it just as free to deal with
threats to the peace of the world
that may later arise from these set
Elements as from any other causes y
He insisted that the Dumbarton
Oaks proposals provide for this f1ex-
ibilitv, which Senator Vandenberg,
Republican. of Michigan, member
of the American delegation. has pro-
posed should be made more specific
by an amendment.
Meanwhile. it was learned that
there still is good chance that
former Secretary of State Cordell
Hull, named by President Roosevelt
as senior adviser in the American
delegation, may attend the confer
ence despite his long disqualification
from illness and exhaustion. His
closest associates said he is getting
along so we'll that he hopes more
than ever that he will be able to
make the trip. A decision is expected
next week.