Evening star., 1952-02-24
Strategy Group Urges
u. n. Custer Of Russia
Unless War Ends

lmmeulate expulsion or Russia
from the United Nations uniess
abe halts the war In Korea was
urged In O resolution adopted yes.
terday OF the Washington Hotel by
the Conference on Psychological
Strategy In the Cold War.
Representative Armstrong, Re.
publican, OF Missouri. conference
chairman, said that legislation 10
this end will DO introduced this
week In Congress, The conference
ended i@ tWo.day session yester.
day,
More than 80 national organisa.
tions and 400 delegates were rep.
resented at the unothcial con-
ference,
In another resolution, the con.
ference recommended that Con.
o ess BY appropriate action make
c ar TO the u. N. negotiators tn|
kHTca that agreement TO forced
return OF prisoners 10 the Red az.
gressors would be q betrayal Of hu.
rnan rights and Of the honor Of
free peoples, and under no cir.
Cunstances shall u. N. neRotia.
tors consent to such action"
Strategy Agency Urked.
The conference asked CONGRESS
10 create d central psychological
strategy agency, 10 be given full
support. adequate financing and
suffiEieht latitude 10 meet the re-
dulrehiehts 6i the present w0rid
Ciitis.
A continuing organisation was
voted To carry out the purposes 6f
the conference To f6eus bubile Ats
tefti6h UPON resistance u e0vIet
G6ffiffiuhlst e0htF0l by pe0bies
H6w ehsiaved bs Its feRlfhes COL
dlseuss Why's ana means whereby
eueh resistance movements eahI
Dc tAade kA6Fe effective and vol
present dehhlte piAHA OF Aetl0n t0I
Ald the oppressed Victims 81 e0nlE
Efiuhlht tktAhnk Fhe new 0rgAHE
lsstl6h VIII aFAlt A charter G0hstlz |
tAtl0h Rhd bysIAWs ana serve o. al
llalson faF lldlVldHAls and RF9uBs
interested m psgehol0eleAl stfhtekv |
U the eeid war AGAINST Gem
GeRVfess Was eeMmepaea lep
Aaaptlng On amendment BY HepFes
sentative keFstAA, RepNhlleAn, Of
wisconsin appFepFlAtlhg elaA HAAr
Nnn to ppMhat p0MmHDisM and
old refugees fFom soVletraoml'
Nated regimes,
establishment ai Fefugee mill.
tary units thFnugh which refugees
from the Soviet Union and lta
satellites could maintain them
selves and their dependents iAI
decency and self-rpspeet and paT-
ticlpate In oil phases Of the stFug-
Gle AGAINST Communism was Advo-
Gated In another resolution
adopted by the conference.
Legislation support Sought,
Senator Mundt, Republican, OF
South Dakota, appealed for an
adequate American effort to get
the message Of freedom across to
peoples behind the Iron CurtaiH,
He urged the conference to sapy
port pending leeislation to provide
O non-partisan commission 10
supervise this program.
Or. Paul M. A. Linebarger. pro-
fessor Of Asiatic politics, Johns
Hopkins University. told the con-
ference that psychological warfare
10 being successfully waged now,
particularly In Korea, Malaga and
the Philippines.
Other speakers were: Or. Hol.
ltngton X. Tong. managing direc.
tor, China Droadcastins Co.; Miss
Alexandra TolStoy, daughter Of
the famous novelist: Nicholas
Nonnemacher. research specialist
on Communist activities; Prof.
Frank w. Barnett, Wabash Col.
ieee, IND; Dr.. Juraj slaVlk, Sec.
retary General OF the Central and
Eastern European Conference;
Representative Thompson, Repub.
iiean. OF Mich; the Rt, Rev,
Joseph d. Koneius, United Lthu.
ania Relief Fund OF America, Inc,
and Boris shuh, National Com.
mittes OF the Friends and Fighters
Tor Russian Freedom,