U.S. SENATORS
VIEWS ON SECURITY PLAN
NEW YORK, August 31. While all the delegates at the Dun> barton conference agree fhat' a security league should be established as soon as possible, preferably long before the end of the' war, it is learned that this is not the unanimous viewof Senate, says the "New' York Times" Washington correspondent. At a recent meetirig'eight Senators voted against oreatmg a security organisation before , the peace treaty settlement. They argued that the league would inevitably support a peace treaty concluded with the Axistherefore it would be unwise to create a league before they knew "what kind Ojl peace treaty it intended to supports Congressional observers express the opinion that this may become the mam argument against creating an in-! ternational security organisation when the Administration; brings the question before the Senate late Viri-0.844 or early in 1945/. V. ■>■ ." : ::-;:: ; ■.■
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1944, Page 5
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