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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-01-26
that it could not be set apart.

that it could not be set apart.
And the Court, heaven bless it,
would not risk the major free speech
issue by letting segment of ques-
tionable conduct get in the way. That
is, five justices put it that way.
But we do not know now whether
individual solicitation, BY ITSELF,
would pass with the court, or whether
there are other things that a union
representative, paid or unpaid, might
do without being required to obey
the Texas law and register.
Actually, the court appears to in
vite further suits to test the whole
issue. Of course suits cost money, but
when that's the only recourse it is
fortunate that today unions in many
cases have the money.
But now comes phase that should
cause many an old-timer to turn over
in his grave SO that he can get room
for a bigger belly laugh.
AS everyone (almost everyone any
way) knows, the National Labor Re-
lations Act told employers to quit try
ing to boss the unions around and to
quit trying to tell non-union men not
to join unions. Pretty plainly, they
were told to keep their mouths shut
when ever they might think Of talking
to a working man or woman. It was
really something for the book.
Well, unions got SO strong that
they now can afford to let the boss
have his say in most cases. In fact,
often they like to hear what he has
to say. Old fears have been blown
away.
But still, there's the law!
Well, this decision deals somewhat
with this issue and it is mighty inter-
esting.
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lp someone else than are bosses.

up someone else than are bosses.
It was the economic power Of the
boss to PUNISH workers who didn't
follow the uttered wishes of the. boss
that raised all the fears.
Bosses COULD AND DID punish
workers when they were unorganized.
There are some who remember the
days Of the blacklist which ended the
chance Of worker to get a job.
Now that the economic fear has been
pretty well knocked into a cooked hat
we can afford to let the boss get up
on box and have his say. -CMW.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-01-26
THE
CHERRY TREE
Where with our Little Hatchet we tell
the truth about many things. sometimes
profoundly. sometimes hippantly. some
times recklessiy.

Last week this column discussed the
Supreme Court decision in the Texas
case involving free speech, etc., under
the Texas law requiring paid business
agents to register.
We held then that the decision is
tremendously important, but that it
by no means knocks out the whole
law.
Further study of the decision. a 5
to affair, leads to the need for fur
ther discussion.
Actually the fact is that the court
puts its seal of approval on what
Thomas said, in this particular care,
but it left open to wide speculation
what might be the verdict in any 9TH
er case.
There just isn't anything sweeping
about the decision, except its highly
important and emphatic declaration
that laws mustn't monkey with free
dom of speech and freedom Of assem-
blage.
r. j. Thomas made it point to ap-
peal to one man by name to join the
union. Then he appealed to all to join.
The one man joined. But here we got
no clear-cut decision as to whether
Thomas had a right, under the Consti-
tuition, to make that personal appeal,
because the personal appeal was SO
inter-woven with the whole speech
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-01-26
CIO Unions Quit
Charging Communism

Baltimore, Md.-Three CIO unions
have quit the CIO Maryland District
of Columbia Industrial Union Council,
charging that the central body was
dominated by Communists and pro-
Communist sympathizers.
The organizations that withdrew
from affiiiation include the Marine
and Shipbuilding Workers, Local 33;
the United Retail, Wholesale and De-
partment Store Workers, Local 327
and the Textile Workers, Local 1874.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-01-26

Officer: What's the big idea what
are you men doing climbing trees and
crawling through the busiest"
Private: "Well, sir, we camouflaged
the gun before lunch, and now we can't
find it,"
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Drustyeni koledar

10. marca, sobota. - Croatian
Pioneers Fl. B. T., pies v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma st. Clair Ave.
18. narca, nedelja - Pies kroz-
ka Stew. / Progresivnih Slo-
venk, v Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
1. aprila, nedelja. -- (Velika
noc) Drustvo "Spartans'' st.
SIC S. N. P. j., Piles v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
7. aprila, sobota. -- Drustvo
''Nanos" st. 264 S. N. P. J.
priredi veselico v Domu Ia
padnih Slovencev, 6818 Deni-
son Ave.
!. aprila, sobota. - Drustvo
"Cleveland' st. 126 S. N. P.
j., plesna veselica v Sloven-
skem narodnem domu ma ST.
Clair Ave.
8. aprila, nedelja. - Igro prize
di krozek stew. 3 Progresiv-
nih Slovenk; " Slovenskem
drustvenem domu ma Recher
Ave..
8. aprila, nedelja. - Koncert
Mladinskega pevskega zbora
Slovenskega delavskega do
ma, ma Waterloo Rd.
Ia. aprila, sobota.s- Slovenska
zenska Zveza, plesna veselica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

Y avditoriju sloyensksga M
rodnega donna, ma st. Clair
Ave.
LIZ aprila, nedsljA. - Glasbena
Matica, koncert v ayditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma st. Clair Ave.
~. aprila, nedelja. 80 Koncert
pevslega zbora "Slovano v
Slovenskem drustvenen do
mu ma Recher Ave.
5. maja, sObOta. - Croatian Pi-
oneers, pies v avditoriju Slo-
venskega narodnega donna ma
st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
Opo1nini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mleko
Rdece znamke Q-5 do Z-5,
in Al do d. so veljavne
vsaka "a 10 pointov. k
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke Ks, Y-5,
Is in Al do CO SO veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov. Q-5,
Rs in SIS potecejo 81 mar
ca. .s.-
SladkOr 81
Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a.
5 funtov sladkorja je yeljavna
"a nedolocen cas-.
Ceylji
Znamke st. /, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 SO We
ljavne do preklica.
GasOlin
Znamka Ala je veljavna
"a stir galone gasolina do 81.
marca. Znamke B5, B6,
.C5 in C-6 50 veljavne ysa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedoloten cas-. Ma Lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
lave Id licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
sclna je treba navesti rekord
prevo1enih mill.
TAjor6
Inspekcija tajerjev ii zahte-
vana razen pri zapEnsitvi = no
We tajerje. M vosilih = komer-
cijalne svrhe je ol,ye1na inspsk-
cija tajerjev vsalkih 1est mese-
cev iii ko ~ prevosi 6,o0o mill.
katero y pac prso.
KuriIn0 Olje
knanAke xadnje aGeon0 3t 4
ii 5 ter move sezpne =. 4. IA
8 % sedaj veljAvnn, yealks r.
~ g1lonov.
n
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

"a nekaj casa jo ,je na1elsv bu-
fetu, kjer je pila 2 dver1a nezna-
nina. & os = odona q cokolado.
Predstayila jifna je svejega mo-
za, "a. MENU nj povedala njih
linen.
"a nekaj trenotkov je vpra-
Eal: x
Ali greva?''
dale prihodn1Ic)
= * 2$n - 8
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

:. n1AjA. ns6sl)A. - Ctoati1n
Pioneers Bowling Tourna-
ment v avditoriju Slovenslse-
] ga narodnega donna, ma St.
Clair Ave.
~. maja, nedelja. -- Drustvo
Sv. Vida, st. Is, KSKJ, pro-
slava 50-letnice v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma ST. Clair Ave.
16 julije, nedcljs. - Pink
drustva ''Nanos'' stew. 264
] s. N. r. ]. ma prostorih Do
ma zapadnih Slovencev, -
6818 Denison Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
LEPI STRIcEK
BEl-AMl
Francoski .pisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
j - OTON zUPANcIc

!sto, XII je hodila 2 vami, da bi
spregovorila besedo z vami. Sill
Site, nocoj :. nocoj moran !. !.
moran z vami govor.iti 8. &c
ne &c ne ne veste, kai
naredim. Pojdite v cvetlicnjak.
Ma desni boste videli vrata, in
tam stopite ma vrt. Pojdite po
aleji, XII drzi naravnost. PRAY
ma koncu stoji uta, tam me ca
katie "a deset minut. Ako noce-
te, vam prisezem, da napravim
skandal, tukaj, pri tel prici."
Odgovoril je z viska:
"Naj bo. V desetih minutah
bonn tam, kjer zelite."
In locila sta sc. A jacques Ri
val ga je Sc zadrzeval. Prijel ga
je bill "a podpazduho in mu je z
razgretim obrazom pripovedoval
vse mogoee reci. Brez dvoma je
prisel cd bufeta. Naposled ga
je prepustil Du Roy gospodu de
Marelle, ma katerega je naletel
pred nekimi vrati, in Sc je IL
muznil. Paziti je moral Sc, da
ga ne zagledata njegova zena in
Laroche. Posrecilo Sc mu je, ker
sta bila po vsej priliki v zelo Ii
vahnem razgovoru, in stopil je
ma vrt.
Mrzli zrak je buhnil vanj ka-
kor ledena kopel. Pomislil je:
"Presneto, da 81 nakopljem ma
hod,' in OWL 81 je robec okoli
vratu, kakor kravato. Potep je
korakal zlagoma po aleji, zakaj
slabo je videl, ko je stopil IL ble-
scece luci v salonih.
Ma desni in levi je razlocil 60
10 grmovje, cigar tenke veje so
trepetale. Sive luci so posevale
po teh vejah, luci, XII so prihajale
skozi palacina okna. Sredi pota
pred seboj je uzrl nekaj belega,
in gospa Walterjeva, golimi
rokami in razgaljenim vratom,
je jecljala s tresocim glasom:
cali 81 res prisel? Ali me no.
ces umoriti?"
Odgovoril j je hladno:
"Prosim tie, lie drame ne, yes,
&c ne, jo pri tej prici pobrisem."
Objela ga je bila okrog vrata,
mu skorajda pritisnila ustnice
ma ustnice, in rekla:
"A kaj sem ii storila? Proti
meni Sc vedes naravnost poni-
glavo! Kaj sem ii storilo?"
Skusal jo je o DIP h mi t i cd
sebe:
"Zadnjic, ko -sva bila skupaj,
81 omotala vse mole gumbe s.
svojimi lasmi, in toliko da Sc nj
sva radi tega zeno sprla."
Osupnila je, potem je odkima-
la glavo: y
20, briga Sc tvoja zena "a to!
Najbrze te je ostela katera two
jih metres" \
"Jaz nimam metres" zs44
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

/ - AAAN - SONOAAs n 1&kh0kJ
me ne pride6 niti obiskat vec ?
zakaj nemaras priti vsaj 20 en-
krat na teden k meni ma dine ?
10 je strasno, koliko trpim; Iiu-
bim To, da hi vet enc misli y me-
nj, Ii ne bi bila pri tebi; karkoli
pogledam, tebe imam pred OF
mi; ne upar1a 81 vec izgovoriti be-
sede, ker Sc bojim, da izrecem
tvoje i11e! Ii tega ne razumes,
ii ne! Tako mi je, kakor da SO
me zagrabili kremplji, kakor da
sem zavezana v vreco, sama ne
vem, kako. Misel nate, XII je me-
prestano V moji dust, me tisci "a
grlo, mi trga nekaj tukaj notri,
v prsih, mi hromi noge, da mi
nj moci hoditi. In VISA topa Sc
dim po yes dan ma stolu in mis-
linn nate"
Cudoma jo je pogledal. To nj
bila vec tista zajetna, bebasta
puncara, kakor jo je poznal cd
pref, nego obupana, zdvojena
zenska, pripravljena ma vse.
A nejasen nasrt Sc je porajal
v MEM. Odgovoril je:
'tDraga moja, ljubezen ne ira
ja vecne case. Ljubis, pa>se To-
els. Kadar pa trpi to tako dolgo,
kakor med mama, p ostane to
strahovita zapreka. JAZZ ne ma
ram vec. Povedal sem ii resni-
co. Ampak, ce hoces biti pamet-
ma, me sprejemati in Sc vesti z
menoj kakor s prijateljem, bonn
hodil zopet k vam kakor pref
snje case. Ali cults, da bi to
zmogla?"
Polozila je ODE goli roki
Georgesu ma crno obleko in je
zamrmrala:
'Vse zmorem, samo &c te bonn
lahko videla."
"Torej dobro," je dejal, "po-
slej sva prijatelja in mic vec."
Zajecljala je:
''Dobro. ."-Potem mu je po-
molila ustnice: "se en- poljub. Z. .
zadnji."
Narahlo sc je branil.
"Ne, drziva Sc svoje besede."
Okrenila sc je ter 81 otrla dive
solzi, potem je potegnila IL ne
drija zavitek papirjev, poveza-
nih s trakom cd roznate svile,
ter ga je ponudila Du Royu.
''Na. To je tvoj delez cd do
bicka pri maroski aferi. Tako
sem bila vesela, da sem dobila
to zate. Ma, tax vzemi no ..."
Hotel je odkloniti:
"Ne, tega denarja ne sprej-
mem!"
Tedaj pa je njo pogrelo:
"A, tega mi pa sedaj ne smes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19
aljevanje)

On nj rekel nicesar. Njegova
lastna misel, XII je prisla IL dru-
gih ust, ga je ujezila.
Ona nj Sc videla "Jezusa ma
morju." Ponudil Sc je, da jo po-
weed TIA. Zabavala sta Sc s tenn,
da sta obirala ljudi in Sc norce-
vala IL neznanih obrazov. Sre-
Gala sta Sc s Saint-P Potinom, XII je
nosil "a zavihku svojega fraka
sila odlikovanj, kar Sc jima je
zdelo zelo smeha vredno. Bivsi
poslanik, XII je prisel "a MIN, je
bill mnogo mani ovesen.
Du Roy je rekel:
''Kaksna mesanica to-"
Boisrenard, XII mu je segel v
roko, je incl tudi gumbico O.
kraseno z zelenomodrim ira
kom, s katerim Sc je bill poja-
vii ma dan Du Royevega dvobo-
ia.
Vikontesa Percemurska, ,ogrom-
ma in nagizdava, Sc je pogovar-
jala v malem budoarju v slogu
Ludvika XVI. z nekim vojvodo.
Georges je zasepetal: "Tudi
dvoje golobckoy!"
A ko sta sla skozi cvetlicnjak,
je videl zopet svojo zeno, XII je
sedela z e-Mathieujem;
oba sta bila skoraj skrita "a 60
stim grmicevjem. Prav kakor bi
hotela povedati: "Midva sva sc
zmenila "a sestanek tukaj, vpri-
co vseh ljudi. Zakaj mama je to,
kar govori svet, toliko mar kot
lanski sneg."
Gospa de Marelle je priznala,
da je Karla Marcowitcha Jezus
cudovit; in vrnila sta Sc. Meme
ga moza sta izgubila.
Du Roy je vprasal:
'Kaj pa Laurina, ali je Sc we'd
no huda name?'' .~~.., ,..-'-s-. .
"Se vedno. Me mara te videti,
in kadar nanese govorica ma te,
kar izgine."
Nj odgovoril. Nenadno sovra-
stvo te deklice ga je bolelo in
ga je tezilo.
Pri nekih vratih ju je zalotila
Suzana.
"A, tukaj sta," je vzdihnila.
"Ampak, lepi stricek, sedaj osta-
nete sami. Lepa Klotilda mora z
menoj, da j pokazem svojo So
bo." r.
In zenski sta magic odsli, Sc
po kacje Will in smukali med
ljudmi, s tisto valovito kretnjo,
s katero Sc znajo gibati zenske
med gneco.
Skoraj takoj je sepnilo "a
MIN: "Georges!" -Bila je 60
spa Walterjeva. PRAY tt h o je
pristavila: 20, kako strasno ste
kruti! Koliko trpljenja mi po
nepotrebnem prizadevate! Ma
roGila sem Suzeti, maj odvede IT,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-19

- - tsnnxat
stofftf! Denar js tyoj, samo
tyoj. O ga ne yzames, ga w
lem Y obcestni jarek. Sal mi ne
bos tsga storil, Georges"
Sprejel je mali Eavitek in ga
vteknil. v zep.
"Noter morava,, je rekel, Isl
Ger dobis Be pljucnico."
Zan1rmrala je: maj, ce bi le
mogla umreti."
| Pfjela ga je "a roko, mu jo
strastno, Z besnirn obupom po-
ljubila, pa odhitela proti palaei.
On se je vraeal pocasi, v misli
zatopljen. Potem je stopil, glavo
pokonci, z nasmehom ma ustni-
cab v cvetlicnjak.
Njegove. zene in Larochea nj
bilo vec tam. Sploh 80 re ljpdje
porazgubljali. Bio je jasno, do
jih ne ostane mnogo "a pies. za-
pail je Suzano, XII je drzala svo-
jo sestro pod pazduho. ODE sta
prisli X njemu in sta ga prosili,
maj bi plesal z NINA in z grofom
Latour- Yvelinom prvo cetvorko.
Zacudil Sc je.
'Kdo pa je ze zopet ta?"
Suzana je odgovorila poredno:
''Nov prijatelj mole sestre."
Roza je zardela in je zasepeta-
la: .-..
"Kako 81 zlobna, .Suzana, ia
gospod je prav toliko tvoj kakor
moi prijatelj."
Georges Sc je nasmehnil:
ne razumem."
Roza je bila JENA, jima je po-
kazala hrbet in je odsla.
Du Roy je segel prijateljsko
mladi deklici, XII je ostala pri
MEM, pod pazduho in il je rekel
s svojim laskajocim Sc glasom:
"Poslusajte, nala ~moja, ali
me innate res "a svojega prijate-
lja?"
"Seveda vas imam, lepi stri-
eek"
"Ali mi zaupate?"
.'Popolnoma."
cali sc se. e.spominjate, kaj sem
vam malo pref rekel?'
"Glede cesa?" .s.
"Glede vase MOTIVE, oziroma
glede moza, XII Sc MIN poro-
cite"
"Vem." II
''Dobro, ali mi hocete nekaj
obljubiti?"
"Da, ampak kaj?"
"Da boste vprasali meme "a
svet vselej, kadar vas kdo zasnu-
bi, in da ne sprejemete nobene-
ga, predno Sc ne pogovorite z
menoj." ~ -
"Dobro, meni je prav."
"In to ostane med mama. Niti
besede o tenn vasemu ocetu ali
materi.'
''Niti besedice."
'Moz-beseda ?"
"Moz-beseda."
Rival je prisel, YES naglici:
"Gospodicna, papa vas klice radi
plesa."
Rekla je: 'Pojdiva, lepi strieek." :"
Toda odklonil je. Sklenil je,
da takoj odide, hotel je biti sam,
da bi lahko premisljeval. Pre-
vec novega je navalilo nocoj
mani, in sci je iskat svoje zene.
- IS . ~
Evening star., 1945-01-16

brother Vic, jr., is stationed at Camp
Pickett, Va, with the Army.
Staff Sergt. Harold Phelps, "a, son
of Mrs. Maude Phelps, 3102 N street
NV, was wounded by shrapnel near
Kurling, France, according to a dis
patch from the 14lst General Hos
pital in England, where he is recov-
ering.
While Sergt. Phelps was operat-
ing forward gun turret of a tank
during heavy attack outside the
town, German 88-mm. shell landed
nearby. Fragments flying through
the turret. opening wounded him in
the left arm, hand, leg and neck.
He climbed out of the tank and lay
in shell hole until a medical SOL
dier came to his aid. He later was
evacuated to England.
Sergt. Phelps first enlisted in the
Army in 1888. After three years
service he was discharged, and
shortly afterward rejoined the Army.
His brother, Pfc. Walter Phelps, is
stationed in Florida with the AAF.
Capt. Thomas Browning Inglis,
At, whose family lives at 1921 Drum
mond avenue, Chevy Chase, Md,
was wounded in action in the
Evening star., 1945-01-16
SEC Charges D. {. Firm
Violated Securities Act
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 16.-The
Securities and Exchange Commis-
sion instituted broker-dealer revo-
cation proceedings yesterday against
Oxford Co., Inc, Washington, D. c.,
for alleged violations of the Sc
curities Act and the Securities Ex-
change Act.
A hearing will be held February l
in the commissions Washington
Office. The Oxford Co. requested
withdrawal of its broker-dealer
registration last December 16.
An SEC investigator reported
that William X. Alligood, secretary
and treasurer, and an incorporation
of Oxford, had solicited business
with an unnamed person while a
salesman for a broker-dealer, and
then, without his employers knowl-
edge, he induced this person to open
an, account with a second broker
and give Alligood a power-of- -attor-
ney authorizing him, at his dis
cretion, to effect purchases and
sales for such accounts"
After the unnamed person estab-
lished trust, Alligood caused Ok
ford to sell securities to the trust
and purchased from it without dis
closing his adverse interests in such
transactions, the commission said
its staff reported.
Alligood is one of two active Of
flcers in Oxford,
Evening star., 1945-01-16
Emmett W. Bowen, Retired
Post Office EmpIoye, Dies

Emmett w. Bowen, 73, of 1854 Ho-
bart street NV, retired Post Office
Department employe, died Sunday in
Sibley Hospital after a weeks illness.
Mr.. Bowen, native of Rappahan-
mock County, Va, was retired from
the position of chief clerk in the
Railway Mail Service in 1887, after
30 years in the Post Office Depart
ment. He had been connected with
the National Savings & Trust Co.
for the last seven years.
An active member of the Mount
Pleasant section, Mr.. Bowen for
merly was member of the Building
Committee of Asbury Methodist
Church and a member of the Board
of Stewards.
He is survived by two sons, Maj.
Wilbur L. Bowen, overseas with the
Army Medical Corps, and James H.
Bowen, Bethesda, Md; two daugh-
ters, Miss Emmeline E. Bowen of the
Hobart street address and Mrs. Mary
e. Kramer, Long Island N. Y, and
i've grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 8
am. tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home. Burial will be in Gordons-
vile, Va.
Evening star., 1945-01-16
Dulles Urges kctiye
u. 5. Participation in
European Decisions
BY the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, Jan. 16. The
American people like international
cooperation as an idea but fear 1t
as a reality, John Foster Dulles de-
clared today in urging United
States participation in contempo-
rary European decisions which will
determine whethed there is to be
a third world war;
In an address before opening
sessions of the National Church
Peace Conference, Mr.. Dulles, Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey's foreign affairs
adviser in the 1914 presidential
campaign, said the United States
should step down from "the high
level of the theory and practice in
ternational collaboration on the low
level on actualities."
Fears Confidence Lacking.
Observing that America has not
yet adjusted itself to the working
conditions of collaboration" Mr..
Dulles said, ''the majority of our
people now accept, in abstract, the
proposition that international trou-
BILE anywhere is of potential concern
to us but actually, they inspire
our Government with fears that 1t
cannot collaborate and still retain
the confidence of the people"
Mr.. Dulles, chairman of the Com
mission for a Just and Durable
Peace, which called the conference,
said the United States Ought to
participate actively in the decisions
now being made in Europe which,
more than any security organiza-
tion, will detremine whether there
is to be a third world war"
Urges Long Range Goals.
The United States may yet join
in a policy of collaboration, he de-
clared, if this cooperation is un-
dertaken by competent and expert
enced Americans. If undertaken in
a spirit of conciliation with an un-
derstanding of ideals and vital needs
of others, and if it makes clear I'VE
will not be satisfied with getting a
piece of paper in exchange for the
living reality of collaboration"
Mr.. Dulles suggested that to bring
collaboration out of the realm of
theory and into that of reality,
America should:
Adopt ad publicly proclaim long
range goals which Should stem
from our Christian tradition" fear
lessly and skillfully battle for its
ideals, and keep in mind that mo
particular setback need be accepted
as definitive."