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The real menace to American
institutions and policy is in the
activities of people who deny
they are communists but serve
as a secret fifth column in sup
port of every Muscovite policy,
they said. Such Americans may
pass themselves off as liberals"
but they are actually upholding
an absolute dictatorship.
Unfortunately our public life
in America" Mr.. Williams de-
clared, sis filled with what can
be called twilight sleepers' who
follow the Moscow party line
without being quite aware of
what they're doing. They bring
a third world war closer, because
they breed dangerous illusions. I"
MIR, Barriine said that the
hope Of bringing the American
and Russian peoples closer to-
gether is naive, because there is
no real public opinion in thai
country. All the power, he said,
issin the hands 81 one man, Stall
in, who can arbitrarily make de-
cisions that menace peace.
1.-THE Soviet masses are her
medically sealed against. outside
ideas" MIR. Barmine said. "They
are fed propaganda. Their gov
eminent has little respect for its
pledged word. 1t violated non
aggression treaties with Poland,
Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Es-
thonia when it invaded those
countries. Today it is violating
its own solemn promises in for
chilly extending the Russian
spheres of influence both in
Europe and in Asia"
The Soviet violations of treaty
obligations during the period of
tha Hitler Stain Pact gained
them nothing, Mr., Lyons pointed
out. THE German forces covered
the aggfandized territories IN "a
few days. 1sa 's
's Il believe that the coming
World War III can be prevented,
just as World War II might have
been pres ented.s MI, Lyons, said
a.The policies of the democratic
vietors. must be clear headed and
forGeful n is fPetteE tip head off
Stain now !, without, a9War,d just
as Hitler nnight i. have beer, head
s ed off P befa9 his expressions. had
gone t909sdl5T 9Eoa Isoi1oteiti IL
I'VE must insist that Russia
live up to agreements made with
Britain and the United States.
at the Cairo, Teheran and other
conferences, to respect the in
dependence and territorial in
tegrity of smaller or weaker
countries. Stain is breaking his
word at this very moment in
Manchuria, In Iran, in the Balk-
ans and the Baltic areas. He is
interfering with the establish
ment of democratic government
in Bulgaria, Yugoslavia. Ruman-
la despite clear commitments to
this effect at the Potsdam meet
ing"
Mr.. Williams, who returned
only. recently from India, where
riots are now llndeg fwayoIg gave
ii as his opinion that muahl bt
the trouble is CemmH9isteipspif-
ed. .stoBf teivo2 odt IS
-. "Of course the, British have
made many, serious, rnlstakes,R he
said, sapd, their Indians have
plenty Of legitimate complaints.
Some sort of autonomy for that
vast country is in the cards. But
the situation is not all black and
white.
There is every danger that
India, if left to its own devices,
might disintegrate into number
of warning states. The Hindus
and the Moslems find it difficult
if not impossible to live together
Moslem leaders insist on separ-
ate Moslem state. In any case
if the Indian peoples are given
political independence, it should
be under conditions which do
not enable Russia to take the
place vacated by the British. In
that event the cure would be
worse than the disease. "
In general the three men now
in Key West, on the basis of
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