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4ADAY, MAY 7, 1945 OFFER The number of outlines, agen- Cus, declarations plans that cropped up in the Allied nations’ was legion, bat the ones out- One of the first and most au-_ | metencugion was the Atlantic Charter wh by President wi Churehill in 1941 and later backed by the United Na- — ioe a the coopera- all peop! to preserve peace, the right of small nations to freedom from aggression and governments of their own choice, the abandonment of force, the all the raw materials. we A, the prin- ciple of cooperation, differed on methods. MOSCOW PACT The formation of a four-power organization to keep the peace was proposed Noy. 1, 1943, in Moscow at the conference of the United States, Great Britain, Russia and China. states, large and small, could be- come members, and pending formal organization, the four powers agreed ta consult with ome another and with other United Nations, to maintain se- eurity. WALLACE, HOOVER: Vice Presidet. Wallace urged fgzcible and fermanent disarm- img of aggressors, discarding of imperialism: and ereation of open world marke’ Former ident Herbert Hoover asked 2 world institution to keep peage, ueged a cooling- off period aftcr te armistice to prevent unjust ceace terms. RELIGIOUS PLANS: Pope Piys XU asked. that jus- tiee and charity be the post-war id that “fraternal co! ” replace force. An- other proposal was the “key rs principles of peace” enunciated ” jointly. by, leaders of Protestants, ~ Catholics and Jews in the Unit- _ ed States. This rrogram empha- " siged the importance of moral "law, the rights of minorities and umder-privileged peoples, an ‘the need of international coop- ICIL. OF EUROPE: ime Minister Churchill un: don March 21, 1943, the d outlines of a Council com: of representatives of the ed“Nations at the outset, but to include Germany ,and It would include a high to adjust disputes, be by an__ international d force, which the League fations never had. nd’s Minister of Home Herbert Morrison, sed for a World Political As- lion which would exercise ational control over cur % commerce and commodi- BALTIC: Bilmanias, Latvia's min- the United States, came in March, ‘1943, with a a United States of the emposed of all countries tailed into Churchill's flan, which called for small states. FEDERATION: unt Edward Raczynski, for- Minister for the Polish gov- in-exile, has proposed 2 id Federation in which small would participate with the powers of the United ‘China, Russia and Great (EDERATION OF EUROPE: General Wladyslaw Sikorski late Polish prime minister, jioned a Federation of Eu- with Poland and Czceho- bloc. He wanted am in- BOATWRIGHT HOTEL 25 N. E. 7th Street i Miami, $3.50 per Day Peace-laving ~ d cease. a dominant in a Central Florida Rooms - Private Bath VARIETY OF ternational air force in gach site, and = small , ig’ plainly evident when the city council ordered $1,000.00 paid to the attorney who appeared at the | coroner's inquest in behalf of | Bernard Waite, one of the local peli¢e officers. I am of the opin- ‘ion that the verdict: was justifi- able, inasmuch as the officer act- it was an unfortunate accident. Tf this attorney had had ‘a long and hard trial in which a let of eviden¢e had to be gathered and ‘a series of arguments were made in behalf of the case, I would not have thought twice about the in- ‘cident, but as far as I can learn Entento. Prime Minister Mustafa! tHe attorney was only present at Nabas Pasha of Egypt called a|the coroner's inquest which last- conference in Alexandria of Ava-}¢¢ around two hours. If this is bic state repregentatives. which true the attorney was paid $500.00 took ug some of the miperity ob-}an hour. Now I'm not blaming stacles—racial and religious—in {the attorney. If he could get that the way of wnjon in the Levapt. much, more power to him, but I) Soviet Russia burst a lot of{do think the city couneil should tubhles in this ferment of fed-{te a little more careful with: our, tions on Aug, 25, 1943, money. F was under the impres-| Its erabassy at Washingten cir-{sion that Mr. Lance Lester was, evlated a strong statement a city attorney, at least he is ‘This wauld be onc segment of a Unjted States of Central Eu- rope which besides these states kn statesmen-in-exile suspeeted the plan as a scheme of Arch- duke Qtto, pretender to the Austria-Hungary throne, to re- stere the Hepsburgs. JDDLE serting that Russia intended tojon the city’s payroll. Could not! take a leading role in. post-war}the city have retained Mr. Les-/ organization of Europe and would} ter on this case? With all due re- jook with disfavor on a United{spect to the local attorneys, $200! States of Europe or a Europe should have been a goad fee, so} vided into federations or region-|it leaves me wondering, but not al blocs. accusing, about the transaction. Tt condemned in particular Curious. progesals for an eastern Euro- pean federation, asserting thev ABSIE BROADCASTS were propagated “by Polish and IN MANY TONGUES other enemies” of the Soviet Union. DARLAN PLAYED BUT BRIEF PART AM Uitea States set up its first broadcasting station across the Atlantic on April 30, 1944, afer two years of planning by ‘the Office of War Information. ‘Adme dees Darlan, French po-| Located somewhere in Britai liticat opportunist, beeame / it transmitted medium and short-/ brief but potent weapon in the| wave programs in French, Bel-| hands .of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-j gian, Danish, Norwegian, German hower, Allied imvasion com-| and English. mander. Absie (American Broadcasting Hated by the and bitterly anti-British, Darlan| its programs primarily on news, ; nevertheless saved thoysands of} special commentaries and’ music. lives’ by switching from the; Over it and regular British Vichy French to the Allied ban: Broadcasting transmitters,. the ner and ordering all resistance tq} Allies addressed many of their al Throygh hig prestige, | instructions to the undergrounds | units. of the Frengh fleet at Tou-| in blacked-out Europe. lon fled. to Allied ports; others were scuttled at their bases to Erevent confiscation by the mans. He was killed by an on Christmas Eve, 1943, only a month and q half in new role. Historians still bate whether he was a traitor true French patriot. 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