Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

reported the press Saturday october g. contains
the following provisions:
I'm application OF these ideas aud
example whtch tce belieUe can and should spread
among the nations OF the free icoTld. pe reached
the follotrtng Understandings
II. The arrangements Which the nations OF
the free worid hare made for collective defense .
and mutual help based the recognition
that the concept OF national Self-sa6ictency Is
norU out Of date The countries OF the free tOOrd
are tnterdependeRt and only in genuine partner
tasks in nany felds. can progress and safety be
found. For our part we hare agreed that our
tpo countries ttu hencetovth act in accordance
"2 Our representatives to the North Atlantic
Council Ul urge an enlarged Atlantic EFFORT n
Of greater collective security and the expansion
OF current activities Of the task force uorking
IN this field under the councils decision OF last
December.
g. We recognize that our collective security
efforts must be supported and reinforced by CO.
operative economic action. The present offers
challenging opportunity for improvement o.
throughout the free World. II is encouraging
that plans are deueloptno for European free
trade area in association Nth the European
Common Market We recognize that especially
in the less-deUeloped countries there should be
steady and significant increase tn standards
Of Iiufng and economic development"
These provisions raise important questions
Do they indicate an intention to establish partial World
Government not only for military but also for economic
purposes?
Is 1t intended that our foreign aid program shall
sharing with the other Of the world
organization and the still further removal Of tariff
restrictions foreign imports:
If this is the meaning Of the statement 1t is Of the
highest importance that the subject be thoroughly
debated and the American people made aware of the
In his broadcast Friday night October 25th) Fulton
Lewis Jr stated that the understanding arrangement
was to be made effective by Executive Agreement and
not by Treaty The former, Of requires action
by the President alone, while Treaty requires approval
by the Senate by twc-thirds vote Submission TO the
Senate would presumably substantial opposition,
which the Administration may wish TO avoid
II this is fact 1t is most disturbing circumstance.
In reaching conclusion as to the desirability OF
the proposed arrangement, 1t not inappropriate
l. That Great Britain, while having at the present
time So-called conservative" government, Is highly
socazed and elections the House of Commons
indicate that the Socialist Labor Party may well be
returned TO power at the next general election Such
marked disposition TO colaborate with Russia despite
the latters manifest intention to obtain domination
2 It was the British scientist Klaus Fuchs Who while
in this country friendly mission with other British
scientists stole the secrets Of our atomic bomb and
untold number Of years Russia's development OF the
bomb
Communist China during the Korean War, carried
on to such an extent as 70 lead to petition BY number
The part that Great Britain and our other allies in
Korean War an achievement that would have led to
the downfall Of the Communist regime in China and
would have completely changed the world situation in
s. The continued recognition by Britain Of the Commu-
mist Government Of China
The relaxing of Britain Of her restrictions trade
with Russia
7. The serious economic conditions in Great Britain
brought by her tragic experiment in Socialism, and
the large-scale emigration from Britain, particularly
among the able and educated young people who
fleeing from the Welfare State.
g. The Of the billions Of dollars that have given
Britain since the in Matchmaking her industries
and in maintaining her socialist government In power
during much Of this period
g. For some time 1t has seemed that there desire
the part Of certain elements In to
make this country part Of an International organza
ton. This has been manifested by the persistent
attempts by the State Department TO the delega
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