Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

MADRID, Spain, March
end without a formal peace.
In diplomatic circles
there will be either an arms
Germany for a considerable [
Germans is crushed between
Anglo American forces, in q
Stains Red armies, in the ca
The Yalta declaration b
Minister Churchill and Prem
subsequent speeches by Roo
lessen the probabilities of f
Of diplomatic quarters.
II is doubted that any German
government. except a Communist
puppet government, can be or.
gantzed with men at It's read wHu
would put their names 10 peace
treaty dismemhering Germany
stripping her almost naked and
by Their siGnaturc> sanction what
the Germans call generations ol
r-sisvcmcnt and the forttt,te- de-
poftation 10 Soviet Russia and
Siberia OF millions Of their coun-
trymen
1t is heiicvcd that eNccratton
by the Germans and stigma
throughout history upon lhe
names -penned such -docu-
ment would deter all, except pos
Sibly the Communists.
NONE TO sign PACT
As Hitler and his ReichStag
End institutions viii end with The
collapse of the Germans there
would be no government 10 ratlty
and give effect 80 such treaty.
As the Yalta agreement pro-
Vides Tor the occupation of Ger
MANY by the armed forces ol
America, Britain, Soviet Russia
and France. and envisageS con-
tinuation OF that occupation for
an tiHspeeified term =et=.s =.seafS,rite=
entire country will. I'm effect, re-
main in state of latent war un-
der the virtual martial law OF
foreign military rule
II Stains ever-growing victory
at faita may bV taken aS Il Cr1-7
terion, Berlin Will be called the
Allied capital OF Germany. -but-ln-
reality il may be the Communist
Soviet Pan-Slavic capital Of the
former Reich.
The repercuSSion or me Anglo.
American Soviet diSmemberment
Of Poland. of which the Presi-
dent in his speech said, Il don't
like it," but agreed 10. continues,
CHURCHILL WARNING
II is said that there is 10 be
a strong and independent
Poland, but ChurChill IN his
speech curtailed that independ-
ence with the provision that
Poland MUST PURSUE A POL
ICY FRIENDLY TO SOVIET
RUSSIA
There is nothing 10 hinder
Stain. under such a plan OF forced
labor decorations which President
Roosevelt was quoted as saying
would not be a bad thing, from
gathering up and taking into Rus
sia the leading German scientists,
chemists, engineers, ship designers
constructors, submarine experts
industrial specialists, h z n y
trained agriculturiSts. professors
as well AS skilled workers.
APPROVED BY FDR
At Yalta, willingly or unwill-
ingly. a British prime minister OF
today. Winston Churchill. let
down EnglandS traditional bars.
Marshal Stain will advance
Soviet Russias frontiers to koc-
nigsberg, perhaps Stettln with
its great shipbuildlng yards, into
central Europe.
Roosevelt acquieSced.
Historians and other thoughtful
minds will puzzle, speculate and
wonder until history reveals the
cause. motive or reason for this
and other actions by Churchill
and Roosevelt az Yalta so p0rtcu-
tous Of grave possibilities m INC
future
With central frontier spear
head al koenlgsberg or Stcttr
and Soviet predomnancy ar Bcr-
lin Of the Allied occupation con
troll, Stain embraces Europe with
his right arm, the tips of his
fingers on the Atlantic IN north
ern Norway and his left hand Via
Marshal Tito on The AdriatIC.
Mine is but n very small voice
IN the wilderness, but II warns oI
coming dangers that can be-
avoided If principles Of sanity
humanity and Christianity shall
prevail a San Francisco and shall
establish a durable basis of peace
and peaceable intercourse among
nations throughout the world