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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Thursday, August 11, 1949
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. ^ _.. ti^ belonging, he must push for' con-
World Unity for World Government ht ^ statoi chw .
By DAVID S. HOVER, in Kiwanis Magazine ':ng section is most important. But
_ .... . _ . „ once organized, it must make contact
People of the World Must fnlte to Nhoss Those Who Make foreign Policy ^ European groups Gary Davis
That Nationalism is Outmoded, and That Internationalism Is Our Only Hope an( j B r it ls h “Crusaders” and oth-
^ European and Asiatic screamers
i. , _ A . . must be brought into harmony.
Responsibility for doing somethin;; States. It numbers nearly .00 chap- . , ^ . , j
about world government is being Iters, in almost every state. Citing . f ® *!*!
shuffled around among statesmen. Article 109 of the Charter. of the ' t f
governments, organizations and the United Nations, which provides for a * ‘ ... ^ , s t - .
jieople like a football nobody, in the review conference to amend the ^ lf ^ V)*** ** ® t Q 1 ™®*
backfield wants to carry. structure and • functions of the UN out on the coaching bendi and a re-
...honovor twn thirHc nf tho momher vision in the lineup. The coaches
Meanwhile, the forward, line is whenever two thirds o. the r c i aim t h e y're only waiting for the
chnwina ..rain Snh^tituto Mtor <nb- nations decide to do so. the UWF is ^ ltU . rT1 rt o tu y w “ lun « Ior ine
showing strain, buostitute alter s uo . . . iti f h backing from the crowd. Let s get to-
stitute is being thrown in to keep Pressing for US initiation of su.n a.
war and atomic destruction frort.
: leaking
slap on the MM!.
minister coaches, the North Atlantic ^ 00 recontructed as an in.ema- p _ Jj r i >0 J p_
P..ct has just gone in at right guard t'™™' sovereignty. The great powers rreQICreQ POr
to bolster the forward wall alongside ^ ave faued to champion tne mot.on, Pq|| MorkctS
[uavering United Nations. j which therefore died aborning. ,
There is.hope that, a US-led
conference. The call cannot be S e ^' or anc ^ gi'C it to them!
through. With a hopeful vetoed Smaller nations already have • . /•
e back from twelve foreign- suggested on the UN floor that the Cheaper M^dt
. . I’V ho rooontruoto.H ac an interna- — . _
wfll have to buy pork to hold hog
I prices at the support level required
j by law.
Production boosts will cause oth
er meat prices to drop, too, the de-
j partment said, but not as much as
pork.
The department predicted a decline
-in hog prices soon after farmers start
marketing the record-h gh peacetime
pig crop that was born last spring.
Marketing may start in September,
but are not expected to reach a large
volume until October.
In the meantime, the department
said, prices may hold steady at pre
sent levels.
Hogs recently have been selling in
Chicago at $20 to $22 per pounds for
good and choice barrow's and gilts.
RELAX and enjoy &
l
carefree vacation ...
tne q
Time
is running out on the only - - «...
g .mc that counts this year. Chances - em P t *° P r ® vi de the Lm.ea Na.ions ^ c h eaper t his fai^ the agriculture
t>f winning peace and security from a w'ith a sword mighty enoug.i to s.an department sa jd today,
final world war seem to be slipping, ^ e ^ ween R uss ^ a and America u , ou ( . The price drop, it said, \
w :th the minutes. Shadow's from the not de me * l °y resolute Soviet a. >o.- “ m uch sharper” for pork-on-t
at-
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Washington, August 6—Meat will
will be
. _ sharper” for pork-on-the-hoof
West grandstand' are lengthening nes 5. Russia dreads more .nan an>- j or 0 ^ ier meat an j ina j s
j)ast the goalposts. The bleacher ’^ing else censure b> o.her nations. j n a rev ew 0 j livestock situa-
"ans . are doing more praying tharr A L-S-piished, , ' da ^^ ~ tion, the department said hog prices
may drop so low' in the fall or win
ter that the government at same point
einment proposal would back Russia
into a corner. Rather than risk the
condemnation whith non-acceptance
would bring down on her head from
anxious peoples everywhere, Russia
would talk business, many believe.
, 4 t . , , While'world government and its
To say that nothing has been done advaca , es have been regularly be-
about making world government rated by {he Moscow pr <* £ and radiJ
and Soviet propaganda abroad, the
concept of a super-sovereignty is
not basically anti-Marxist. Stalin,
confronted with a large surge of
world government sentiment, might
find inexpedient to modify Russian
If not, that nation would be
on record as having rejected
aders of most other nations
, bat are as clearly on record as having
screaming at ♦he team managers.
Ore hope is a time-out, with
everybody concerned going into a
huddle and coming up agreed to
change the team lineup. Something
radical seems wrong with the game.
stars eligible to play would be far
from fair. Among the promoters are
active ' world-government organiza
tions in at least twenty-six countries.
After a Luxembourg convention last
fall, representatives from fifty-one
world government groups of twenty
•ne 11 untries'joined in yelling at the p . c>,ic ? r '
tuai.-.e.' from their far corner of the c ‘® 3 a ^ (
*:ad.um Let's change that line!"' what e
ame "Take out that a f e as ' ... . . . _
National Sovereignty! ***** ’“•g* l>rm t 1 J > ^ Tit
Nations some steel .haul. b0th Jt! 1
the yhi ut ame
cumbleoum
-Ce» Un.ted
»rr pad?! Let him call signals, or
jret him back »n the bench! .Put
World Police For.-e in the lineup!
We want International Assemoiy!"
Distracted occasionally by such
still, small, conscience-hke outcries against world government has oeen
for some k.nd of world law with singularly puerile Some of it has
teeth m it—either a revamped UN the markings merely of an instinctive
charged with mapping reduction of recoil from anything born or nur-
national so\ereignty and armaments, tured in the neighborhood of
I-ater. they would write a eonstitu-
tested. at the very least. At the best,
a basis for collective security under
law. and for peace for all time, might
be achieved.
Considerable Russian propaganda
non for
ergarmal
judicial
to Keep
a permanent internatu
ion with the legislat
and police power neces 1
world peace •
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Wall
Street One o f America'a foremost
proponents of world government is
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Keep in touch with home by
LONG
DISTANCE
TELEPHONE
What a comfort to know that no matter where
you go. or how long you'll be away, you ran get
**back home" in a minute or so by telephone.
Many new circuits and switchboards have been
added and nine out of ten out-of-town calls go
through while you hold t|^ line.
Use Ia»ng Distance regularly to keep in touch
with home and office. Voice visits with home-
folks cost so little — yet mean so much to y<
pleasure and peace of mind on vacation.
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:<- lit lie more than .• bungalow In p^heves world government sh>uli 8
England. Scotland. Wales and Ire- never try to replace the functions of g
and. they expert 11 have ten milhoii government as we now know them 8
registered voters select thirty-eight World government is not designed to 8
»f a committee-passed group of can- regiment nations or to press people 8
Iidates to represent the thirty-eight jne pattern. Its purpose is to j:
Tull.cn pers »n> m those countries make it possible tpr people of one 8
The.r project is little beyond the pattern to live without fear of an- 8
p.an rung stage In other countries other g y S tem"s being .mposei by 8
where the scheme is under con-
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“dr w»» liuytton _tr»m worWwId. htll o! r.,hu. °
«' . B “ rr s . , » perhaps under reasonable suspic-
Foundatton fund The world Amer- in Mxn oth , r than
,rans associated with Barr helt.se a CC ordinj to Holl.day s view
that a stmtlar campa,8n tor the Peo- A , a „ u]timate aim it „ not
pit' Convenuon m he world-gov- ^ bm Bu , (or ;he
ernment-laggmg Umted States s delved in tavor ot
2 he r «.g.hu,he pr dP r .l tor ?M; ,a„ al ,. ou , e „ on , 0 , sUbUlh only
education among the myriad
schemes in the mill. world law which will provide time
Members of the foundation are
talking details for the United States
delegation election. It would pre- — — - ^
surr.ably be held in connection with ernment? Its the job of everyone. S
Congressional balloting in 1950, pro- Only the coaches, of course, can take g
vided states could be prevailed upon the actual steps. Short of an in.er-
to contribute their election machin- national assembly and government of
ery as vehicles. The foundation the people and by the people, the
calculates that a bare minimum of garpe is still run by the diplomats on
45:000.000 would be required to the sidelines. Fortunately, the coach- 1
promote such an election campaign ing statf is already committed, in
.nd to finance the American delega- principle, to a world government
ton's f.rst six months fo interna- team. Now it is up to the fans to
honal session. Countless volunteer yell. And yell together. And loud
workers would have to be enlisted. ' and long.
If, as many believe and as the Somehow, the bleachers have got
ever-warming Russo-Amencan cold j to organize themselves. In every raw
«ar would 1 indicate, the timetable is [there is someone from a world gov-
* matter of primary importance, the 1 ernment organization. In every city
approach of the United World Fed- and state there can be found some 6
era lists appears more realistic than office or informal group of people g
assembly elections or World Citizen- devoted to screaming for one world g
registration. government player or another. It is U
The UWF is the largest world gov-' up to the individual fan to gravitate g
ernment organization in the United ~
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“Professional Care Is Best for Your Hair” is the slogan
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