Evening star., 1947-09-19

with Soviet "reactive bombs released
from the submarines" he insisted
that the Russians should be in
formed that when the first atom
bomb Is dropped against the United
States, we will destroy every village
in Russia"
4. Eaton, chairman of the House
of Representatives Committee on
Foreign Affairs, published in Ameri-
can Magazine an article in which
he stated that, I'VE are still able to
block Russia psychologically; If we
fail in this, we should rout Russia
by the force of the weapon. q"
Quotes Mcmahon.
5. Mcmahon, Senator, former
chairman of Congressional Com
mittee on Atomic Energy, stated in
Congress that "the United States
should be the first to drop atom
bombs If the atom war is inevitable"
In another speech of his, Nc
Mahon stated that should the ne
gotiations Of international control
over atomic energy fail, there are
four possibilities left for the United
States: First, to accumulate a tre-
mendous stock of atom bombs; Sec
ond, to Immediately begin the war;
third, to set up international control
authority without participation in
1t of the Soviet Union; fourth, to fix
a date for the coming into force of
the international control and declare
that any country refusing to recog-
nize it is guilty of aggression"
6. Brooks, Senator from Illinois,
in his speech in Senate on March
IL, 1947, did not hesitate to declare
cynically that had the United States
listened to the advice the Republi-
can Party offered before the war
and had the Germans eaten up
Russia" the present Truman pro-
gram would have been unnecessary.
Z. Gen. Deane, CORNER head of
the United States military mission
in the USSR) writes in his book
that American military program
should be designed to meet spe-
cialized situation which the war
with Russia would entail"
8. Harwood, vice president of in
dustrial firm, Catler Hamper, Inc,
according to the newspaper journal,
said that atom bomb is a poor
weapon because instead of extermi-
mating human beings only its de-
stroys as well excessive amount of
property. This Harwood cynically
said at the conference of American
Professional Institute in Milwaukee
the following: Though 1t sounds
cruel, but still the type OF weapon
we should possess If we are to wage
the war, is such one that will kill
only human beings. Such weapon
will eliminate during the next war
the necessity to rehabilitate coun-
tries and material property on such
a broad and expensive scale"
8. John Foster Dulles in a speech
delivered on February 10, 1947 in
Chicago urged "a tough foreign
policy toward the Soviet Union"
declaring that if the United States
does not take up such a course,
counting on possibility of reaching
a compromise with the Soviet Union,
then the war is inevitable. In the
same speech, Dulles boasted that
since the collapse Of the Roman
empire, no nation ever possessed
such great superiority of material
power as the United States, and
urged the United States to utilize
this power to promote its ideals.
Slander of Soviet CHARGED.
Such are the new war inciters
from ranks of American politicians
who do not hesitate not only to
dissiminate slanderous statements
about the Soviet Union and to fan
a hatred towards the U. s. S. R. but
suggest Systematically the alleged
inevitability and necessity Of q new
war, thus Systematically acting as
warmongers and propagandists of
new war. Their statements do not
differ with those made by such 100
per cent reactionaries, like the noto-
rious American Legion at a recent
congress Of which some of the par
ticipants in the congress being in
the state of war intoxication.
shouted that nobody should labor
under false impression that America
is not going to raise the sword if cir
cumstances demand it."
Numerous organs d the Ameri-
can reactionary press which is in
the hands Of such newspaper mag
mates as Morgan, Rockefeller, Ford,
Hearst, MacCormack and others, do
not lag behind the reactionary DO
litical statesmen who busy them
selves with warmongering. Morgan
controls the following magazines:
Time, Life and Fortune, published
by the well-known publishing cor
poration, Time, Inc, the largest
shareholder being, by the way, the
Brown Bros, Hartman & Co.
1t Is well known that the richest
American capitalists own or control
large organs of the press-maga-
zines, newspapers, bulletins; they
have their own publishing houses
inundating the book market with
specific publications. BY the order
Of their bosses, all this press is
waging sharp propaganda for un-
leashing a new war, using all DOS
sible insinuations and forgeries.
fabricated in certain way with the
view to provoking hatred towards
the Soviet Union and other Eastern
European nations of new democ-
racy. Provocation appeals for an
attack on other nations which al
legedly threaten the security Of the
United States are being daily her
aided from pages of these news.
papers and magazines, although
these organs of the press, as well
as their bosses, are well aware of
the fact that nobody is going to
attack the United States and that
there exists no danger whatsoever
for the United States in this respect.
1t cannot be but mentioned as
an example that such organs of the
press as the New York Herald Trib-
une and number of other similar
organs, especially of the Hearst
press, publish Systematically all pos
sible provocative articles, which
promote in the minds of their
readers the necessity for military
action If Europe faces collapse or