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army would fight better if some of those . dirty corners were swept ‘He Advises. out. oe But the generals, who ‘really ‘are COLLEGE PARK, Md., Feb tu.

he has indicated that the of our no much tnierestid in romp, Just P).—Undersecreary of State Sumof . the housecleaning ‘which military leaders is to get packing|don’t want to take the chance. . ner Welles said yeste expected to follow our arrival|at the Germans in Tunisia and it is| They aren't having any trouble) american foreign policy ‘must; be wil .be. carried out in more | natural for them'to avoid any move now and for that, of course, 87 | paseq on, what. believe tn ; ‘which might in’ any ‘way interferelare very hADpY- be thelr a

upon emotional altruism or oth mental aspiration.” -In an'address to the graduating class of the University of Maryland, ‘Welles: eer 2 : ‘Denounced isolationism of the last generation as a major factor ‘in causing world war II. Reiterated * President ‘Roosevelt's “unconditional “surrender” terms for the axis. : Called for continued co-operation of the armies, navies and air forces of the united nations after the war E | to assure maintenance of prosperity, = [peace and the human rights and

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=| Welles told the graduates that E | they who will have to do the fightEling and working for total victory “must equally be .called upon to share in the determination of the course which your government fol= lows at the conclusion of the war.” “What we should all of us be ask=|ing ourselves | .'. is,” he said, “not |- only what policies this country should adopt after the war in order to make sure that our security and our best interests are’ safeguarded, but also what this country of ours could have done in the past in order to prevent, or at least to make less likely, the rise of ‘the conditions which: have permitted the outbreak of this great world struggle. . .. .&| “It can never be made too clear, =| nor reiterated too often, that the foreign policy of the people of the United States, exactly like their domestic policies, should only be:determined from the standpoint of =| what the American people believe is { their real, their practical, self«interest. Our foreign policy must not be—and in the long run never | will be—based upon emotional altruism nor sentimental aspiration.” :

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CHICAGO, Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Rep Everett M.: Dirksen (R. IIL), urged congress yesterday to “restore itself | to authority” by’ establishing ‘joint committees, aided by Technical experts, to facilitate prosecution of the war, and help shape the peace. Dirksen, writing in the publican, national organ of the Republican party, proposed establishment of: : An “efficiency service” of congressional or technical experts to investigate government agencies and “determine. scientifically the areas

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