A STRONG WORLD ARMY
New York, May 24. The president of the United Nations military staff committee, General Valin (France), said the committee had reached unanimous agreement c-n all problems related to ' the establishment of an international defence force which would be so strong that no country would darego to war. General Valin added that preliminary discussions on technical means of organising a world army w ere already under way. hut weie a close secret. He emphasised the extraordinary atmosphere of harmony in the committee' and said the staff members were more than Allies they were sinceie ti lends.
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXIV, Issue 14070, 27 May 1946, Page 3
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