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...Informal Talks" about postwar organization. At the first two, the Latin diplomats sat like school children (they claimed), while Acting Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius told them about the postwar world. At the third "Talk" last week, Uruguay and Venezuela protested against the postwar plan sketched out at Dumbarton Oaks. Other protests were expected...
...root of the trouble, said these informed sources, went far deeper than air matters or protocol; it also concerned the United Nations security conference to ratify Dumbarton Oaks...
...situation is now, the peace is assured on paper only. The basis of the work started at Dumbarton Oaks is full agreement among the great powers. This agreement is not being achieved because of the suspicious attitude of some great powers on the right of any great power to raise its voice on a problem involving it. To put it bluntly: Russians have been told that there might be some cases which they should not be allowed to discuss. They are not willing to have that spirit of suspicion implanted in the very first stages of the building...
Last week he made his first full-scale assault on Franklin Roosevelt's foreign policy. His audience was the New York Herald Tribune's, annual forum, which the President had declined to address. Tom Dewey reiterated his approval of Dumbarton Oaks "because in this matter we have followed the American way of doing things-[leaving] it to the State Department where it belongs." But, said Dewey, "to the extent that we leave our international relations to the personal, secret diplomacy of the President, our efforts to achieve a lasting peace will fail. In many directions today our foreign...
...discussed Dumbarton Oaks and other phases of foreign policy. The campaign was not even mentioned...