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, |eratisimio Francisco Franco tol gress was en attempt to manipc- fs R A membership in the United Nations.|iate “deeply felt sentiments for'name to # report on Civil thearties * Out of these widely varied and|peace and freedom by applying alinar freely admitted evila then. eely ad . ' | Q -ometimes conflicting opinions the;Soviet version of Adolf Hitler's! sshed: FREEDOM IN PEA yy neeting finally achieved approach|techinque of the big Me." said) “Do the leaders of Russia sign . { to general agreement that re-|James“]. Farrell, American @U-/renorts condemning the evils of atrictions upon personal liberty) thor. slave labor. the repression of civil ; ’ . Prof. Sidney Hook of New York /liberties and the destruction of: ‘on-Red Groups Proclaim Aim, ito war, University, who. is chairman of{free trade unions?" ! as Voiced by Sidney Hook This conclusion contrasted! Americans for Intellectual Free-| wr. Farrell said Soviet prope-’ as VOILEG HY 7 ' |atrongly with the resolution!dom, spoke with Mr. Farrell at @/panda was deliberately misrepre- to Bar Soviet Strait-Jackat [adopted by the World Congress of|day session in the Sorbonne Audi-|senting American life in order to Partisans of Peace, which made! torium. create a myth of a Soviet heaven : ite sole protest against what it] Saying that Hitler's “mad na-jand an American hell. and “ail fepecial 1 Tae New Your Turm. alleged was 4 capitalistic conspir-|tionalism” tried toc impose a atrait~ were a fundamental factor leading c ( critics of the Russian regime are PARIS, April 30—As the cli- acy to Provoke & war against the | jacket on all science and art. Dr.ichen turned into sinful enemies of Soviet VNion HIGGK asgeriea: ax of a day dedicated to “Resist-/" “4 feature of the evening was the| “Today in the Soviet Union, and nee to Dictatorship and War playing of «# recorded message! eradually in all other countries be-/ist. urged Lefhists everywhere to 3,000 Parisians crowded tonight|from Mrs. Franklin D. 7s Roose-| cous the Iron Curtain, similar ob-|break with Stalinism, which he Jacques.dtiadt, a Dutch Social- nto the Velodrome d'Hiver, the/Speaking in French, Mrs. Roose-| scurantist views are being imposec! called an “enemy of peace.” ity’s biggest sports arena, to hear ;veit said that if war was to belon all scientists. writers and art-( fe drew both cheers and boos ivators from several countries avoided the community of nationslists, The color of the intellectual! when he back: ' ‘'s North ‘Atian- wrecigim their soidanty with the;must cleave to @ concept of lib-|straitjacket is different, but ths/4; ne tomalae ‘ties e ne orces of peace and liberty in the/erty that, while tolerant of the: cut it the same.” fore of the tiaited’ States mace world. freedom of others, was disciplined! Dr. Hook asic that, so long as/it possible to hold « meeting for ; “Peace through freedom and|by # notion of the common weal. [soviet authorities carried on thit|peace and freedom on the Euro- teedem through peace” was the “cold pogrom” agains: objectivé;neen Continent. cheme of the me*ting, which fol-| Farrell Hite Use of the Big Lie itruth, “the danger is increased that!” @here was some disorder wien nist-dominated World Congress of| Danchewien ting torether will be settled byi—}———_._ a ons Fat cinesis of Fvace, waltamanestn Gate atcccsa ocasc(Mgnting togetuer.” a ee 2 or ao ee, Cid fo yrs ees ee -~, aed vee ———— t [> eas aahend ~~ a eneee See eshte the Rassemblement Democratique that the Communist - sponsored Defends Truman's Purpose itive of Jewish Socialists. Paice Revolutionnaire (Revolutionary|World Peace Congrese here last) He said that nowhere in the, were called to oust. three or four ; Democratic Rally}. an independent ;week preached “ideological hooli-|worid was there jess freedom cof) of the youths. Police said they leit-wing group, and had the sup-;ganism.” movement and choice than in the, Were Trotskyites who were dit »p- port of the Socialist party, the] The Communists’ partisan con-!Soviet Union. He commented that Sie aiid & place oa ‘non-Commiunist trade unions and ~ ; - -—-—— the p many Lberal organiM@tions. Pen : Several speakers criticized French. policy in Vier Nam and the policies} “f other colonial nations: but at, the same time shared the /view , y .mphasized by Dr. Sidney Nook, ‘Tew York University professor rhilosophy, that totalitarianism, hampering freedom of expression, 1s one of the chief causes of War, Spanish Exile a Speaker . age geaelan at tha Tee eee 4 Jose ‘Delmenach, a delegate of the Spanish exiles attacked the \eestern par ¢ desiring. he said, to invite Spain" under Gen- This is a clipping from page__“ —~—__of the New York Times for —2 J we f —— © is 944 lippedcat the Seat of Governmment-> .