Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-08

In the issue of Life Magazine there is article
entitled Thoughts On Soviet Foreign Policy And What To
Do About It." by John Foster Dulles, lawyer statesman,
diplomat and international expert which he speaks about
Russia to further acquaint the rank and file
in this country with conditions and further their general
knowledge Information about the nation that is both
theological and political in contest with the united
States for world leadership With the limited and generally
hastily formed opinion regarding Russia and the Russian
prevailing this country easy to recognize the great
national service rendered Mr. Dulles in the article refer
red to which will be rendered in succeeding articles
dealing with the same subject
In the very beginning of the article here referred to,
the first SERIES Mr. Dulles and points out
the seriousness with which the Russian policy or should we
saw the Russian faith in the fact that the world Is One
World taken by the makers and interpreters OF Russian
FOREIGN Policy which is basis for the tremendous world
Influence of Russia recognized bv Mr. Dulles well all
other students of Russia and the Russian theology and
TEN.
IFS democracy dynamic of Russia Mr. Dulles
he Dynamic asnoc of Soviet Foreion Policy is tho more
effective because world which seems largely
vacuum far faith and crdor cen"ond AS'H At
r;oa and South Anorca acno in healthy societies
Moot aor+innn+a Frone &c in nosuar do~o"azation %"
con+uated irdpce-e and rcohernn+ attitudes tov"~s
GERMANY Canitastc centers notably the british tn
Carn,ar, Tho raitaietc cNn+ere nota' Tho P"'+irh wv
r;~o ord havn MA TOD nFUVfNNS
f>>rr Tnrprprtr rerf WITH IT'S BY-PROD-
IJCT OF RACIAL INTOLERANCE.
What Mr. Dulles is saying and what has been long
ognzed bv all students of international relations is that the
idea of Democracy order to be successful cha
lenge the Soviet idea of World must become equally
dynamic and become dynamic force in the world democ
racv must get of all its destructive and retardng under
growth is impossible to hide from the rest OF
the world the destructive and reardmo undergoHth
which democracy must rid itself OF more than anything
else is racial intolerance.
No state in the union i'll respects to racial prejudice
and intolerance the position to give dynamic force anu
power to and thus lead the nation in its challenge
to Russia for world influence the State of Mississippi
made because of its long and traditional theory theory
whose need and ended with the defeat OF WINSTON
Churchill in the first postwar British election People OF
ordinary intelligence of and everv cline KNOWS
now that idea of racial nferoritv the ratonaza
ton of the idea mnerasm out of which grew the idea OF
rac intolerance in the United States and the rest of the
world
the simple matter of the Negro right to vote in the
State subject of bitter oupositon in MANY quar-
tiers lies the dynamite with which Mississippi ard the
United could make democracy the unchaenged idea
and ideal of the world.
Tn thn article THOUGHTS or Soviet Foreign Policy and
What To About IT, the gentleman speaks Of Russia.
but the greatest challenge to the State of Mississippi