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By P. D. Merica

MY remarks are addressed to the question whether a program of international mineral control can effectively serve as a means of maintaining world peace in the kind of world envisaged by the Atlantic Charter. They do not touch the quite different questions whether such control could be appropriately used for postwar punishment of Germany and Japan, or for other purposes. I assume also that the question relates, not to the transition period immediately following the war, but to the more normal years which we hope will succeed this. Finally, they deal primarily with metals and metallic minerals rather than with. oil or coal or other minerals, although they may be applicable also to these other nonmetallic materials.

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[PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR H. G. MOULTON3 NEW YORK, N. Y. PAST PRESIDENTS AND DIRECTORS - D. C. JACKLING1 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. DONALD B. GILLIES2 CLEVELAND, OHIO TREASURER AND DIRECTOR KARL EILERS3 SEA. CLIFF, N. Y.]

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