Show Ltr fdi 18 B Sunday Morning ------ - Caii tfribunt e5a1t Decemlier 13 1942 i into immediate peace arrange- Two Capital Groups Clash Over Postwar World Plan would be foolish to imagine that as soon as the nazis and their associates lay down their arms we could frame a satisfactory peace treaty Nations have sufered more in this war than in any other Consequently passions will be loosed as soon as victory is won What kind of boundaries will be establistled in Europe on the basis say of the Atlantic charter ? Will the Russians be willing to free the Baltic countries now under the nazi heel? How about the borders of Poland or Czechoslovakia? Will the Chinese permit British dominance of Hong Kong? Will the map drafted after the last war be acceptable to all the allies? There will be so many complicated problems that a hasty peace treaty might cause another effervescence in Europe and Asia Hence the iciest T1- lution must be a long armistice during which the people will have lime to cool off and consider the world problems as such and not from a purely nationalistic point of view One Faction Backs League Revival While Other Would Tear DONVII All Barriers Between Nations By Constantine Brown WASHINGTON D C—Many groups of planners are crowding the national capital with the principal aim of drafting a blueprint of the postwar world according to an ideological pat tern They have fixed ideas these planners and whoever disagrees with their blueprinting is labeled a fascist a reactionary or just a plain nincompoop It appears that the realists who are to be found in congress in naval and military circles in a number of businessmen's groups and in some groups of newspapermen are all wrong when they assume that we entered the war chiefly because we were attacked and because we wanted to defend the old inheritance of freedom as provided in the various fundamental principles developed by To the the nation's founders postwar policy framers the old notion of "no entanglements" after the present emergency is as rubbing two as sticks together to make fire Anyone who ventures the thought that we are in the war to lick the enemy and then get back into our own shell and look after the many subsequent complicated problems is close to being called a traitor Two School of Thought There are two schools of thought involved in postwar planning One school is composed of enthusiastic internationalists so-call- ed ed who can be found principally in the board of economic warfare certain sections of the office of war information and in some units of the state department Besides these there are intimate advisers of President Roosevelt who are horrified at the ravages of the conflict and wish to adopt the 1917 slogan of fighting the war to end all cause of our isolationism and because we refused to become When members of the league It is pointed out that for a long time the Geneva outfit was just the Charlie McCarthy of the British and French they concede the assertion but add that had the United States been :a member the league would have proved an efficient guardian of the peace Headquarters in Washington And because Europe will suffer the effects of war for a long time they suggest that headquarters of the league should be established in Washington which has now assumed the role of world's capital Thpre are some optimists envisioning an early end to the war who say that the new war department building was built on such an immense scale because it was intended to house representative of all the i nations of the world and then secre tariats The peace conference will be held in the Pentagon building they say and the delegates of a reformed world-wh- o believe in international cooperation after the tragic lessons of the second world war will remain here permanently Both groups are aware that the suggestion of America shouldering the chief responsibility for maintenance of world peace might find opposition from the people "back in the sticks" and a strong propaganda campaign is being prepared insisting that the United States must assume the role of sheriff At present the proapaganda work is not apparent to the naked eye it is mixed up with the effort But it is widespread in Eutope where the countries are proMised the millennium at the end of the war The thought has been expressed repeatedly that after the enemy is defeated we must rush - win-the-w- wars group thinks in terms of Its members policies like to see all barriers nations torn down with country supplying the other with whatever it produces They are fervent admirers of certain phases of the Russian political social and economic system and while they do not openly advocate the introduction of Lenin's theories in our own system they believe there is much good in some of them and that they should not conflict in any way with our own future set-u- p This global would among each In Needed Overhauling Russian The government needed a thorough overhauling Anything would be an improvement over what the peasantry had but doctrines not dissimilar to those expounded by Lenin and his followers have ruined Germany and Italy Hence opponents of the radical postwar no good planners argue that purpose could be served by an attempt to dovetail our form of democracy with that of the European countries which likely after the axis is defeated will adopt the Russian ideology Yet these to a great 'extent betplanners firmly believe in awhich ter world after the war in ationalism is reduced to a minimum and in which we become economically at least just one big section The other school of thought less sanguine in its policies and represented by Americans who have lived abroad and by some Important elements of the state that andepartment believes other league of nations—much broader in scope than the old league — should be set up to keep the world at peace Those in this group are firmly convinced that the second world war resulted chiefly be Rectal Sufferers! 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