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"Notation on article reads: Diu vow dee this article in :Noverber *cosmopolitar. by Cardinal Spellman’ wifh Jetter_quoted below from & Fyydge Stoner C.C.W. Envelope address is 719 South Wormandie . °- Thuenue, Los Angeles, altf- Suite GOS... ue". haan amy a4 : CAD DT ab ee a eg Vat wtp ot yy ee aa - ow, ‘Fs a ft # De We Nant « Soviet Peace? ¢Continged from paot 21) To: 7 - on NTS _ 1 7S"5 Ses we “ifherited” ‘have inerely “been “starkly “the sinister <qurposes end ran. shackled to new masters, as crimes com- _ tnethods of the Coramumusts Being — ~ ‘mitted by the Nazis become the perfidlou - from ther own “publications amd . * *- prototype of Soviet Peace. . Amouths there could be no questian of mol “he Peace thal has come seems bute. fits verity. It chowed the entire a- arim interlude of comtradictions in the legiance to the Fourth International. ’ tragedy of war, when stomic power is complete disloyalty to America even * measured by ecience not for the uses of during war—and the purpoer to over- peace but for protection against new wars, throw this government by force and when martyrs are judged as trailors and to establish a one-party regime. lt dictatorships claim to be democracies also revealed the shrewd and danger- Ths is not a Peace that will heal the ous methods they intended to use for hearts of the living, make blessed the the accomplishment of their purposes ves of the dead and console nations ie particuley mrgerure’ for their sacrifices. Jt is but » decade of — claimed to follow Trotsky, rather than - ‘delusion and despair which recalls an- . - Stalin. the pnderlying principles and - other era in the world’s history when | purposes of the Fourth, and Fifth In- ** Genghis Khan poured his Moegol bordea ; ternational are identical 7 _ out of Karakorum and spewed them over | | America’s Srst effective counter- the face of the earth, ruthiessly conquer- .. move must be to Inform Americans - > ang country alter country, edding whole of the facta. Therefore 1 em sending te -- empires to his orbit of power. And over _ rou extracts which I made frem the ~ ~ ae the ckalls of Bve million slain he, too, ” aetual record om appeal which exiab- : ok erected an cmpire which stretched from | dish: (1) the character af the move- - . the Yellow Sea to the Biack Sea and the y-Ment os international ‘and subservient ' eo: * to Hussia: (2) the purposes tn she Against this invasion no country sur- v Molted States te destroy the existing a eee ‘Lied In fierce, swift Mows Poland, government. substitute one-party rule - Rites, Hungary and Bohemia were dev- and sppropriste property without stated as the Monpols swept over Eu- _ compensation: (3) the methods are ‘rope to the borders of Austria and Saxony. to bore Into aber enian jocals, to - Christian peoples were enslaved and = work among unemployed to create " glaughtered and centers of culture Lid ‘and foster discontent, to foment -_ . | and the staff of life were drained from youth, finally to build up » Red s !. tthe conquered nations. Gkilled crefiumen _ ~ Army through lecal waits which wil! . - * eaptured on the field of battle were driven _ ‘be the active force in overthrowing 7 . _ 4a serve Mongolian masters in the build- the government 2 Te on ing af their tremendows empire. . . i “Peace came then, too—a brutal peace wet Te ee paced on the complete ceotivity of the or - : + . wanguished This peace of enslavement 7 wo and death was known asthe“Pax Tatarica” 0 - And today, seven centuries later, a mighty! ~oe dread of the rebirth of “Pax Tatarica™ as- : : - . sails mc. » fear that through an identical I oo - soos - insane, pagan pattern of despotism, de- - ico : . struction and death a “Pax Sovietica” is + ~ ad . being imposed upon Eurene. with the - -- 7 . goal of the dictators, One World —Theiref oo wee Ae @ce ally in war has not remained our : ae spot. _ - - . ally for peace and today Seviet Russia . ToS - a . glands charged with the crime of being a a - -- the sabeleur of a just peace. her sim— . world Communism. We Americans talk > . ’ * gf these great and grave dangers menac- 7. - ing the world, while we neglect to guard eu’ own nahon against the threat. fhe . = . tersble tragedy. that we may fail fe ree - od eect . maiz fundamentally these Unit tates, } nee oT The wedree dividing us is Americéin Com- . munism, and Soviet Imperialism is us _ oe . t pupeicer’ Ether Americanism or Com- , - tee. vole . ee A 3 TE munism may predominate, but never con . . mT . ~ they become reconciled. 1 . a ee ~ A man’s defense of himself is said to be the fairest form of evidence, and proof of *~ the Communit Party's diduvalty te America is in ith own Declaration «f Princy'cs Judge Kimbrough Stone uff _ the United States Court of Appeals re- cently wrote to me: - ak Sie a couple of years ago my conception of Communism was hary. To know that FT didn't Lhe it but I would have been hard put uf someone had asked me ty define it In 143 e sedition case involving the activities af a croup of Communists came be- - fore the Court af Appeals They had been sentenced and appealed IT wrote the opinion aMirming the convictions Necesearily T read and carefully stu- died the evidence which revealed tame yeh eee