The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-10-04
international Peace in Atomic Age

and organizations for protection of
rights and freedoms under the De-
claration of Human Rights.
10. An effective and efficient pro-
cedre must be worked out for ar
irving at agreements among the
major powers in particular, for def
mite decision and action regarding
n~aters of policy.
II. Compulsory jurisdiction of
courts.
IL. Rational solution of the prob
lem OF population.
Modern warfare is total warfare,
hence our efforts for peace must
also De directed on all fronts oy
marshalling all the forces of man
kind-political spiritual, economic
and social
The need is most urgent now, es-
peciaily foT cooperation among the
great powers Their responsibility
is most heavy for it must be adj
mltted that there has been no tangi
BILE progress made toward agreement
on atomic energy control as we'll as
On other major issues because of
their differences and disagreementS.
There is the urgent need for
strengthening the United Nations
~ Il alyYN IN in
theory and fact. The founders of
the United Nations agreed that
peace could be maintained only by
universal organization founded on
a universally accepted Charter.
Therefore, the foundations of the
United Nations are laid on the idea
that all the major forces at work
| in the world are to be included, not
just certain forces to the exclusion
of others. Since it represents the
only workable bridge between diver
gent ideas and forces it is most i'm
portant that it be kept universal.
For otherwise, it will not be true
United Nations and thereby will not
be able to work effectively for a
peaceful world Furthermore, it's very
existence will be endangered if it
loses its all-inclusiveness.
The United Nations is essenti-
ally an expression of the moral
nature of mans aspirations. It's
purpose is to settle international
problems on basis acceptable to
the conscience of mankind how
ever diverse the views of the mem
bers may be both as to breadth
and depth. The United Nations
signifies that peoples of the world
are of one mind and all are united
in their determination and devo-
ton to solve their common prob
lens by mutual efforts.
Under such a system, neutrality
in the traditional sense is not posi-
BILE Where freedom is menaced, or
Justice threatened, or where agrees
sion takes place, no one can or shall
be neutral, for the preservation of
peace demands that all act in unity
for the solution of problems disturb
ing peace and justice.
The only legitimate conflict be-
tween nations or within national
boundaries is between enc idea and
another idea. The test of a good
idea is in actual conflict with ano-
Their IDEA in conference on the basis
Of its own merits without the resort
to force on either side.
The peoples and governments of
the world must strive for the crea-
ton of an all-inclusive world orga-
nization based on moral and ethical
values with consideration of the
physical welfare of mankind and
supported Fundamentally by the
combined will of the peoples of the
world for peace through justice pro-
viding for peaceful change. Under
such system peace can be achieved
in the atomic age or in any other
age.
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