The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-22
Walter WincheII o. BrO0dwQy
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OSTTY set by Lenin is an example for the current Peace Conference Certainly all of the diplomats could learn a great deal from the prin- ciples set forth in the Treaty. The Treaty granted Turkey Ardahan and KarS Russia relieved Fur key of all former financial obli- gations, and suIrendefs were wiped out.
 In short, Leninf believed in the 100 percent recognition of the self respect of all nations and minori- ties Tn this he thought he was giving away absolutely nothing of his own principles of revolution Please note that in dealing with Turkey (which was then and is now capitaSiltic) Lenin believed that the treaty was based on revolutionary and internationalistic policies rather than nationalistic, imperialistic poli- cies The Treaty clearly states (to the satisfaction of both the capi- talistic and Communist systems): Each power recognized many points of contact between the movement for national liberation of the peo- ples of the East and the struggle of the working population of Russia for a new social order"
 There may be great deal wrong with this Treaty from diplomats standpoint, but from where this re- porter sits it has one great merit. It worked! It brought peace between capitaliStic state and a Commun- ist state which bordered each other That means the least the Treaty is entitled to-iS search to see if 1t could be made to work again by all people of good will honestly seeking peace Because it originated in the Kremlln, lt should be accepted by the Kremlin
 And because it was accepted by the Kremlin first-is no reason for us to turn it down.
 Of course, the Treaty sets forth Lenin's policy, not Stalin's. Could it. perchance, be that Uncle Joe relies too much on Preobrazenski- who wrote the "ABC of Commun- ism" for the consumption of young Russians? This cynical lad gave the Communists a lesson which they have taken apparently, too much to heart.
 The "ABC" teaches: ''The Work CTS State finds lying very neces- sary and useful in it's foreign pol icy. Therefore, the attitude of the Communist Party to the open rec ognition of the RIGHT TO LIE IS quite different" (from the oroln- ary).
 But if we say that, the Daily Worker calls us Fascist.
 It's all as Simple-aS ABC!
 New York's official greeter (Gro- yer Whalen) was instructed to get 90 tickets for every hit show In town for the UN'ers H. Hoover (ex-President of the U. S.. sold his Washington, D. C., home. Guess the old boy gave up At Man hattanville Colleges 100 amy when he took his seat (between RepuDn- can Dewey and Democratic Party chief Robert Hannegan) Cardinal SpelIman got a howl from the dis tinguished audience by ad-hbblng: Here am - in the middle agaln!' Amos 'n' Andy don't consider g bills unlucky anymore. That's what you need today to buy }! worth of anything Moral or the Nazi executions: Give Rat Enough Rope and He'll Take Poison The only thing can't figger out is how Goering didn't make the cyain desick What differ ence does it make how he got the poison just slOng as he took 1t? In last wk's Look you oughta see the famous American 1aughing and having such fun) posing for the camera with GOering, when Hermann was Riding High. Ach! Anybody over at the Council of Foreign Ministers hear anything about the Grand Multi of JeruSa- lem coming here by Clipper on the 23rd? The runor says he will re- main for a week as Philadelphlas guest. Uncle Sam needs him like a hole in the head They tell you not to be too amazed If Sec'y of State Byrnes quits and his post goes to the Navy's MT. FOrrestai. That job carries with it the suc- cession to the Presidency. Good man Behind the scenes at Lake Success the fight will be the dis position of Germany, the atomic bomb and the veto power of the Se- curity Council. Some of the small nations (growing restive) are plan ming open rebellion from the floor The betting is now 2 to Italy will be admitted to the United Ma tiOns at this session A Jerque is guy who picks Dewey over Truman and vice versa Three society columnists two married) are sitting on big scOOp-about them selves. '.'.