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aa ered [| Bishop Sheen Writes: | Let's Not Hid ‘Red Infamy 7 > By FULTON J. F A NEIGHBOR across the street parties.” Within @ short time, the con- from where you live had knowingly and certainly robbed every other house on your side of the street save your own; if he had murdered some of the home-owners or else sent 8 few of them into exile; if he had stripped many rooms of furniture and brought § them into his own. house, and then began accusing you of being @ robber and‘a thief and a murderer, even writing articles to the paper to that effect, what would you do? » Would you merely say 4 that; you were not a . robber, br ‘would you BISHOF SHEEN write to‘the, newspapers and merely state that you are not a thief? Or if he had made these charges in court, would you be silent about the plunder- ing of the houses and enslavement of some ‘of the: children? 7 List of Betrayed Nations . Then why is it that when the United . Btates and the Western World are ac- . eused of being oppressors of people, wanting to start a nuclear war and en- ! slave people, of being imperialistic and an enemy of peace, do we merely make denials at the United Nations instead of giving a st of the countries that ‘ they have robbed, pillaged, raped and confiscated! Why do we not name , names, and remind the Soviet Union of , the countries they have confiscated, ‘such as Ukraine, Rumania, Hungary, Karelan Isthmus of Finland, Poiand, ' Lithuania, Bulgaria, Armenia, Albania, ; Outer Mongolia, Azerbaijan, Kirghis- , tian, Uzbekistian, China and others? ‘Why do we not bring up before the _ United Nations, day after day, the : Problem of the liberation of each of thése countries? When they were taken over, Molotov : sald, “The carrying into effect of the present pact must in no way affect the sovereign Tights of the contracting “BT MAR 25 You \@) {East Germany, Estonia, Latvia, the . HEEN. tracting parties were deprived of all rights. Instead of being . on the defensive, would not our strength lie less in con- stantly dealing with the Soviets than in pleading for the liberty and independ- ence of the submerged population of Eastern Europe? There is nothing that so much disturbs a thief as to be caught * with the stolen goods in his own hands, and not all the waters of the seven seas are enough to wash the blood from the / Soviet hands that suppressed the free- _ dom fighters of Hungary. Deception and Distortion As Molotov lied when he said-that : he would allow the nations of Eastern Europe to preserve their integrity and © sovereignty, so too Soviets today con- tinue the dictum of Lenin to lie, deceive and distort in order to further the . Soviet revolution. In one of the very best books that has been written on the Soviets, Lin Yutang in “The Secret Name,” wrote. about the conferences” at Yalta: “Churchill believed Stalin; Roosevelt and Truman believed him. . Roosevelt smoked a puny cigaret, Churchill smoked a long cigar, and Stalin smoked ° a pipe and he won, Stalin lived up to the words he had spoken before Yalta: . Words have no relations to actions— ‘ otherwise what kind of diplomacy is it? Words are one thing; actions another, } Good words are a mask for a conceal< ment of bad deeds. Bincere diplomacy is no more possible than ary water or 3] wooden air.” y So long as the Soviets can make the" United States discuss nuclear warfare, % space, summit meetings and the free city of Berlin, it distracts the Western World from the basic-problem of taking the stolen goods from their hands..The. last World War started because of Poland. Its modern history has been: that of a crucifixion between two. thieves—Naziism and Communism. Nothing will happen to the world until something happens to Poland, Copyright, 1959, Georre Matthew Adams Servic FEY _ i NOT REGORORD U7 WAK 25 1959 ‘\ OG DeL) Met Mohr - Parsons ’ Rosen Tamm Trottgr W ivan — oom ‘ Holloman,2____ The Washington Post and Times Herald The Washington Daily News The Evening Star New York Herald Tribune New York Journal-American ~ New York virror New York Daily News New York Post The New ¥ork Times The Worke» The New Lecder The Wall;Street Journal Date