OUSTING AGGRESSORS

Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 263, 5 August 1942, Page 5

OUSTING AGGRESSORS

Mr. Willkie’s Plea For U.S. Unity (Received August 4, 10 p.m.) NEW YORK, August 4.

Mr. Wendell Willkie urged both the Republicans and the Democrats to agree on unity of principles at the forthcoming elections, leaving war aims out of their policies. He outlined three basic principles of unity: First, America must continue to light till the last vestige of totalitarianism and aggression is destroyed throughout the world; secondly, no matter how long and painful the road to complete victory, it must be pursued witli no thought of appeasement; and, thirdly, a post-war plan of international cooperation must be devised to end excess nationalism, including the system of a joint international force, if necessary. Mr. Willkie said that the Republicans could constructively criticize the efficiency of the Government’s war effort, specially the Administration's confused handling of questions of inflation, price control and rationing, and also its refusal to deal realistically with the need for a united command of the American forces and the development of a co-ordinated Allied strategy. He indicated that he would personally participate in the forthcoming campaigns throughout the country.