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Las Id Ae Non 2 eee — - ~f eee a pcwbetalie . brothers all over Europe. mS ayes Bad | Vdishiel Thtaking . to confuse the American people. For tz ‘Joreign policy report of the~ American Ey" ‘ends Service Committee certainly seems ems to bear Wit- ness” to the Clicctiveness of crypto-Stalinis: propaganda here. Despite the great body of Stalin’s writings proclaiming the necessity and inevitability oZ a world commu coup, the Quakers’ repor: dlithely ignores the Cominform and professes that “war between the United States and the “. Soviet Union is not inevitable.” The reason? The Soviets would gladly welcome “peaceful co-existence if ‘new historical conditions’ made “it appear advantageous.” ~ “The report goes on to chart a future course ‘which would not only appear advantageous to ~ Stalin but which, in fact, includes every con- sion he has demanded over the, past three ears. Although the report does not menticn the Berlin blockade, it recommends lifting o¢r : embargo on war-potential goods to Russia, with- drawing our troops from Germany, and scuttl- ing of the West German republic. Without a “word about the Baruch plan for international atom control, we are asked to surrender our stockpiles and devise some vague new scheme (unspecified in the report) which would win Russian approval. A number of other concessions are demanded sall made by our “bold initiative.” Significantly ugh, the report has nothing to say about the East, where the Stalinist machine is run- smoothly. The Friends’ report, in a word, Urges us to turn the other cheek. Such a course noble if you wish a joyous and speedy sum- ions to the hereafter; in this world, howev: e would urge the Friends to ponder a lit ss “objectively” the wails of their Catho' eo ” ’ an ie « ied ‘ ee. - - ‘ > v3 : © ~ ao ~ oo This is a clipping from Page je of the NEW LEADER “pate 7-23-49 Clipped at the seat of .. Government. ' mont