Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1943 — Page 13

Senate Promises Rapid Move as President Requests Haste. By THOMAS L. STOKES i WASHINGTON, Oct, 1.-Fairly prompt action by the senate on a resolution putting it on record for effective international post-war cooperation was promised today by de-

velopments, President Roosevelt's private re-

: wee tee chairman, with the result that|} Mr. Love the committee is expected to have a

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Connally, which is charged with drafting a resolution, will meet next Wednesday. ] Sponsors of a complete united nations type of world organisation, with large and small included, rather than a series of alliances

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st, Willlam Rhoads has announced, | among the four great powers, feel x ; er that the report of the five-man sen« bd Layaway / atorial committee will greatly help their cause,

Conflicts of Interest

This is because of the conflicts of interest the five . senators found exist, among this country, Great Britain and Russia, which will bel} carried over into post-war settle-!® ments, Senator Lodge -¢R.-Mass:) one of the travelers, touched on these con« flicts in his report to the senate

yesterday. * . light was shed today on| i the puzzling chain of events over the senate post-war resolution, Connally first holding back, obviously with administration | i coaching, and then the suddemt and a on entry of President Roosevelt into ; ; the situation with & request lo action,

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