Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1944 — Page 14

EACE TERMS BEING DRAFTED

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By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS | Seripps-Boward Foreign Editor ! Boys = ; . : ; § —__ : os re A F By HELEN K

LONDON, March 31.—The Eurc\y : : f { pean advisory Rison created = ’ or Double-Breasted ¢ i 3 & | 1

by the big three conference in Mos- | . S cow is now drafting the terms of SUITS a 3

the armistice. It is doing so in!

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a large extent the whole peace set- : tlement = Herringbone, 65% wool, : \ : 35% rayon. Expertly taiTHe rolgniselot Jored. Sizas 8 to 16. by its very terms

is only advisory,| ({ but that does not { EY lessen its importance. The com= mission in reality is a sort of steer-| ! : ing committee for| : Mr. Simms the coming peace conference and should be so re- 34 garded. t This raises the question as to | whether the commission's conclu-| sions should be secret. Either its| findings are academic and futile, or | they are tremendously important to the postwar world. Either the| commission is just a gesture or it is| laying the foundations for the peace of Burope. If it is the one it can| be dispensed with; if the other it] should be implemented. It should be given the dignity it rightly deserves as the spearhead of the mist important peace conference in the

history of Europe. \ ie “a . . ; a E Leading Styles, Duties Vital to Allies $4 3 58 ! x SS i a ay Long Wearl

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