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E war's ond.” He’ vartioniarly “emphasized ‘the stable “ponditions: exioting | an cian ; these Yastern and Central European osuntries and lack of constant: crises” ". peat SS _ Which prevail so frequently in the Western nations like Britain and France. - ao Kass ‘gobleve this stability he said these new so eeetitenring “took the.n coseary seamures. © , nationalising ke fee 8 ~¢Lininating 1 teerine cate % : x. ae 5 ae SS posran’ titteriy’ Pe hanked ‘the Pruman’ "tootrine and” the’ ‘Warshall “Plan which PF : mera he said were inseparable and part ‘nd: ‘parcel of the sane policy.” He selavene ee “the Truman 'Doctrine as implemented by ‘the Marshall Plen, sought to “enslave oem, a4 ww ee eee — ai ;Zurope and thus vitimately pave ‘the way for world ‘dominatien by the United *.*" = q i 4 ¥ 5. States. * He seid Wall Street monopolists desire and are working for American’. 2 >. = deminatien of the world and for this reason they were "parfectly willing to slew. 4 the United | States | to pour eae. of, dollars Ante, oe ee Western .°. x ; Zee G;: countries. iy gee” See 3 ZR gs gt 3 5A RE WE Bas ee He "also attacked the’ coadltdvos ‘whieh “ghe esr Plan would ask: to: Ror any "recipients of funds.” He pointed out that: the price that. France and. Ately 4° 4 have had te pay for interi= aid already was the expolsion ef Commnists” aan oi . cain “from participation in their ‘governments. He was of the opinion that these ~“*. ae ."' were nanifestations of unwarranted. interference and meddling in the internal | policies of . these countries 4 deg Re era wo ° ‘ os: ks a a. a mao 3 fie ne = ara * a a se a. tnt! < Bilge *, mo ABS poarch ‘leo mate the observation that if the Tas ted States really’ ieh . i wished to aid the war devestated countries ef Europe,’ “that St could be sure of” “ i. making: ‘a fair end equitable, distributien of, ptiiiaing the channels, of ‘the United © ” : . . to, uo nv = = ¥ - a” Bh ara te : < eer oh, Eon ” . age PL wrt Oe Roe ee Seg! eee a tha oe se os ‘FOSTER predicted that ‘ae ‘the. ‘Marshall Plan were actually” “pat into” J effect is ae pt that it would fail because 1t would be“similar to pouring money dow: a rat boles zs @ capitalion in Europe was. dead and beyond revival and that all the: 0. |’ ;money in’ the United States could not salvage free enterprise and monopoly *- ad a = yp apitalion in Europe. . Rie rea to re te ene ch er eae . toward socialions yo! LE o- apres RUE “Pad AEE Medbin, ; . unete , My og . S gaming to domestic ‘sttetre, POSTER stated that the Wallace movement i the © one. Rovenent that had the possitdlity te te halt the present drive Aoverd he indicated thet a primary ‘fonction et the approaching .~