Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1944 — Page 9

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will hy any new international body replacing the league, must place its first emphasis on the realistic viewpoint that the burden of keeping the peace rests squarely on the shoulders of the four great powers. They are the ones to control the force which makes peace, or war, possible. - The draft for such a new intere national authority has, indeed, already, been made by the League of Nations Union. Lord Cecil, as president of the union, was particularly anxious that such a draft be drawn, for he feels that otherwise discussion of an international ‘authority becomes un-

HALT PHONE CALLS T0 ALL IRELAND

LONDON, April 6 (U.P.).—The

England, Wales and Scotland. Telephone communications were severed at midnight, Capt. Harry Crookshank,

will be maintained, he explained, although under a strict censorship at the British end of the only

LAUDS GOP STAND ON FARM LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P.) — Chairman Hampton P. Fulmer of

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will not repeat the disastrous philosophy of the Hoover regime by offering the American farmer the delusion of high tariff policies which resulted in bankruptcy for a large proportion of our producers of food and fiber.”

GREEK GOVERNMENT IN EXILE RESIGNS

CAIRO, April 6. (U. P.).—The Greek government in exile has submitted its resignation to King George, the Hellenic news service reported yesterday. Premier E. Tsouderos had resigned earlied this week and recommended Sophocles Venizelos, minister of marine, as his successor. The ministers agreed to continue their functions provisionally, pending the decision of a constitutional arbiter, ;

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The draft pact contains 18 short, concise articles creating an international authority. “The authority differs from the league in two major aspects,” Lord Cecil said. First, it makes clear that ft is the primary duty of the United States, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, and China to act in case of aggression or threatened aggression.” ‘ Defense Unit Created

the creation, as part of the authority, of a defense committee, a new committee not embodied in the league. The defense committee would, consist, in the first instance, of the four major nations. They shall, according to article nine of the draft, “use their whole strength to prevent any act of aggression. , ..” In case of-emergency, the defense committee is empowered to act by any means it deems necessary to stop aggression. It would not have to consult the rest of the membership before acting. The draft for the authority leaves it up to the defense committee itself to recommend at an early meeting, what sort of internatonal police force, if any is necessary for keeping the peace. The draft also suggests the creation of an international air force. The advantage of an air force as an international police force is that during peaceful times the air force could remain at home, within the member states. Yet it could reach the scene of aggression within a matter of hours. Make Decisions Stick Short of sudden emergency, disputes are to be settled: first, by negotiation; second, if this falls, by arbitration — either through a world court or other-

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the last analysis ‘the council, | which includes the four great powers, would determine how the decisions should be binding.” I asked Lord Cecil to what de-

United States. “Not at all,” he replied. “All decisions ‘of the international authority in matters of substance must be unanimous. No state can be forced to take action which it disapproves, “The new authority wquld not

give up any of her sovereignty, The authority is based on the assumption that the United States is as much interested as anyone else in having a peaceful post war world. “If that assumption is true, the international authority takes away none of America's sovereignty. If the assumption is not true, and America and the other great powers do not want peace, there will never be a peaceful

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up [tin cans will be made next week.

Pickups will be made north of 16th st. Monday and Tuesday and south of there Wednesday and Thursday. 1 The last drive, in February, netted a record amount of 19 carloads of the metal, twice as much as was collected in October. James B. Clements, salvage chairman for the Junior Chamber of Commerce, said this was “proof of the willingness of citizens to -back up our men on the fighting front,” despite. the fact that “less canned goods are being consumed on the home front.” Luther E. Tex, city street com-

cleaned, open at both ends, pressed flat and placed in a container at the curb in front of the house. Eating establishments also will be canvassed. He said that the majority of persons are complying with the rules, but that some still dumped cans into the garbage and trash. Refuse will not be collected if it contains

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