The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-27

rests the hope of those who have fallen, those now living, those yet unborn-the hope for world of free countries-with decent standards oi living-which will work and cooper ate in friendly civilized commun- ity of nations.
 Strong Foundation
 This new structure of peace t rising upon strong foundations"
 Let us not fail to grasp this su- preme chance to establish a world- wide rule of reason-to create ar enduring peace under the guidance of God"
 With this new Charter, MT. Tru- man said. the world can start look ing ahead to time when all wor- thy humans may live decently as fret people.
 He emphasized, however, that for ces of tyranny and reaction woule attempt to split asunder the United Nations. To divide and conquer, he said, was and still is the aim of the Axis. But he predicted it would faii in the future as in the past.
 Confidence Justified
 Addressing conference delegates directly for. a moment, the President told them they had assembled at tN Golden Gate nine weeks ago with the high hopes and confidence of peace loving people the world over. He added:
 Their confidence in you has been justified.
 Their hope for your success has been fulfilled
 The Charter of the United Nations which you have just signec is a solid structure upon which wt can build better world. Histor, will honor you for 1t. Between tht victory in Europe and the final vic tcry in Japan, in this most destruc' tive of all wars, you have won vic- tory against war ltSei1.
 Give and Take Policy
 The Charter, Mir Truman said was the result of spirit of give and take, of tolerance of the views and interests of others. It wal proof, he declared, that nations. likt men, can find common ground or which to stand.
 If we had had this Charter $ few years ago-and above all, the will to use it--millions now deao would be alive.' the President asserted. If we should falter in the future in our will to use 1t millions now living will surely die He spoke of the cooperation which had guided the Allies to victory ovei Germany, and remarked that out of the conflict had come powerful military nations fully trained and equipped for war. But he had words of reassurance for lesser powers.
 For World Peace
 The great nations, he said, have mo right to dominate the world. 7 Rather, he said. it is their duty to assume responsibility for leadership toward a world of peace. That is why" MT. Truman said We have here resolved that power and strength shall be used not te wage war, but to keep the world at peace, and free from the fear oi war"
 It must be recognized, he contin- ued, that no one nation, no group o1 nations, can or should expect any special priyilage which harms any other nations.
 1 Speed in Ratification
 If any nation would keep security for itself" he said, it must be ready and willing to share security for all That is the price which each na- tion will have to pay for worle peace. Unless we are all willing tt pay that price. no organization fol ! world peace can accomplish it's pur' pose.
 | And what reasonable price thai fs!"
 | In calling on all member nation. for speed in ratification, MT. Tru' man said:
 There is time for making plan: land there is time for action The time for action is now! Let us therefore. each in his own nation and according to his own way. seel { immediate approval of this Chartel --and make it a living thing"