The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-29
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During the height of the "cod war most OF the con-
sentative and public relations men deemrd II
give little accounting of Soviet af airs lhey
reasoned that with little publicity the schemes and manu-
of the Communists in America would dim as ember In
the fire of attention.
Opposite the fence the Sensational newspap-
which screamed that complacency with foreign pow
would another Pearl Harbor advocating that we
should clean house Of Communications groups ana sym
pathizers.
Last week the Common Council sought ordinance
ban subversive from sale on newstands
The main targets were Michigan edition of the daily
worker, Clos Ludowy, Polish Communist paper Soviet
Russia and Political Affairs. This week the Council adapt
ed resolution challenging and directing peoples at
tenton the false and misleading propaganda drive or
Red Dictatorship represented by the phony Stockholm
peace petition World Peace Appeal
We do not know if such resolutions are legal under
the Constitution but such action is welcomed SINCE TINS
nation Now is the time to act for the deense
of the country. For it is never.
j. Edgar Hoover FBI chief, during he helgnt Oh
Senator Joe McCarhys charges that the Reds held top
positions in departments of the federal government
and were sneakng this nations secret and security
data this country to the Kremlin realized that TO
the Communist in democracy was highy tecnnicai
and legal matter which may take years
Chief Hoover suggested that all Communists be regis
and allowed to live in this country with the know
ledge known to all that they under Stains yoke.
That was before the Korean crisis Our government
along with United Nations decided that Intervention
sdeines and second performance OF the Grabbing
of Munich Poland Austria, Ethiopia repeat perfor-
nance which would eventually in third world war
but with the outcome probably not being of our choice
We are not war strategsts we paclflcsts
PHI and defense cne1S cOncluue "ae
intervention needed in Korea 1T means tr ons
Of dollars lives of thousands of our fighting men, tneH
we must be in accordance with their requests.
We selected these fellow Americans through our cleo
tive form of and by doing expressed cont
dence in their abilities and capacities to follow their Judg
ments.
Our fathers sons brothers. and loved ones took up
the coors landed beaches and engaged the enemy
on foreign shores in World Wars. While thousands
failed to return and others returned with mangled AMOS
ours not lost
And SO we can today that our leaders wne
capable of committing mistakes shall empov
the most exnedient and effective methods to ensure that
our ton will he free of aggression and dictatorship
If total warfare be wooded then rejoicing time IS
IN order But until Stain has his aggression for world
conquest Ours can only the position of semming the
tide for world rnoce amor~ a notions
Let us not be fooled by the petitions for World
Peace For if Stain for peaceful world ne wouia
NOT then make the silly demand to have Red CHINA recog
nzed bv the United Nations prize for stopping MS
Communist Northern Korean troops from further aggres
sion
IF the Kremlh was sincere in seeking to attain peace
he would not have baked the only dissenting member
against desires the United Nations as whole
Let us not be msed Intervention Korea was found
to be our only salvation towards prevention of another
world conflict this action supported by the United
Nations as proposed by leaders. leaders whom we
to do