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we have no sure predicting Com- olicies or actions, chort our own o lift’ the compe- ‘om the level of preporations proboble end is fo areas me, - ot rae. where Competition in the Ideological Area Let Democracy compete on its own merits. it can! “Peace by negotiation does not mean the abandonment of principle. It means thet the realization of the kind of world which we desire. and rightly desire. must be postponed until it can be realized by peaceful persuasion; as is now. after centuries of wasteful bloodshed. recognized in the sphere of religion. Meanwhile we must live together on the surface of the same planet with those with whom we profoundly disagree and whose creed we hope and believe will ultimately be rejected by the suffrage of mankind.”— Ra.pu Peary BARTON, Prof. Emeritus, Harvard University. May 18, 1954. “The practice of freedom is our greatest asset. If we stand upright in the world thinking and living freedom, no unfree way of life can continue anywhere on the globe without being modified by our example. And if we fail to restore here a living community of upstanding free men, no hoard of atom bombs will make us respected or safe. . . ied D. F. Fieminc, Research Professor of International Relations, Vanderbilt University, Nov. 27, 1954. "The atomic stalemate renders general war intolerable and gives the free world a better chance to gain the allegiance of mankind. Let no one fcrget that freedom works best in peace.... — WALTER LirpPMANN of the New York Herald Tribune, Nov. 18, 1954. ee mete gk oe eh tag eet Oe ey Rn ee ” - DEMOCRA ‘BEST COMPETE cy