For the purpose of educating the present and future generations to a higher standard of knowledge other people and other countries, an institute of political geography should immediately be established conjunction with the League of Nations. Gradually, it should be made a minimum qualification for a member of the government for for-ign altairs to have attended a course lectures at this institute, irves tive of previous. education. Apart from the theoretical knowledge, this would give future politicians an opportunity of meeting people of other nations and races and thereby obtaining a leaning of the great fact that, fundamentally, we are not as disreputable and as unscrupulous fas party polities make us appear.
The whole happiness of mankind rests with the party organization ju all lands. Will you, who have a voice in the policy of these reach out a helping hand by agreeing, at least, on one great truth? This, that the present. political system can lead to lasting world peace. A spirit of ood fellowship is present. in the people of all nations and creeds, but they are eagerly watching: and hoping for a convincing sign of pence, It is within your power to give this, and humanity needs it sorely. you can agree that a solution may found on the basis outlined, most strongly appeal to all, party organizations in all countries. to signify your agreement by instru nig your leaders and, through them, your governments to. publish to the world a joint declaration. One which, simple terms, makes it known that the States, to he mentioned, have agreed to seek a better under: standing on the basis of a common foundation for political intercourse. Is it too much to ask that this little message of hope be given to the world? is that all nations agree on foundation for their intercourse. The foreign be separated from by forming a Uistinet "foreign government, composed of a representative from each party of a certain rep presentation inthe national assembly—aided by, but not dependent on, a committee, Temporarily removed from the direct, control of their parties, the members of the foreign government would, No Further Tinkering with Happiness T am sending this appeal to the headquarters of League of Nations and, as widely as possible, to the press of many countries. Not because T believe that in my idea alone lies salvation, but in the firm conviction that there should "be further tinkering with the life and happiness of humanity in the form of paper, treaties without " sound. bureter, and Fourth Cylinder. But they answered him not.
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