The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08
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attempting ape 'he first only blogh odl 10y SlrHe or
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require. d. Try preserve, restore the old colon'a IN
ieipsts q or allies
am CONVINCED that United States polio, has become
untecessarily ambiguous nlhs matter The leaders OF The
visited fully recognize lnA' II would be aus
If there break i'rtween The n'ed SH''s
and treat Britain aud France. they don't want TINS To-
happen However, without breaking from the framework
Western unity. pnrsH" our traditional dedication
pot,s liberty In reality. the Western powers can
rather than lose. from an ordery Development Of sell
20, eminent.
emphasize however the word orderly Let none
forget that the kremin nationasm To bait
he trap lay which seeks 70 capture the independent pep
2 Living Standards The peoples Of the Near East and
Asia demand standards OF living. and the day past
when their A ,piraons can be ignored The TASK is
primarily FOR the government, and the peoples hens'N IS
In they then available resources such
- l revenues 10 Lptter vantage There are howe
WAYS hich the United States isefuy help not witt
Of money but by contributing advanced technical
knowledge about transport. communications fertilization
and Of water for irrigation Mr. SasSen and feel tina
wisely spent for this area under the mutual security
program will give The American people good return
terms If heiirr understanding and cooperation
B. Arab Good Will. The United States should seek t.
all the deep against il thai has resulted from
the creation Of Israel In The rast had good relation
with Arab peopes American educational institutions ha
built feeling of good will and also American bas
ncssmcu had good reputation in this Their
mutual confidence TO mutual advantage.
To-day the Arab peoples afraid that the mite
J. States will bach The State of Israel in aggressive
panSion They fearful Of Xionism than Of
munism and the, fear les, the United States become tn
hacker of eNpan,ionisi Xionism
On the other hand the Israeli fear that ultimately tn
Arabs may try 10 push them into the
In effort To calm these CONTRADICTIONS fears IL
nted Stales Joined With Britain and France in Declare
ton of MAY 2j 1850 which stated that the three
mentf should they lind that amy of these states (of tn
Near East was preparing 10 violate frontiers or armistic
lines. would. consistently With their obligations mcr
bers OF the ntcd Nations Immediately take action. bot
within and outside the nted Nations 10 prevent such vi
laton That Declaration when made did not reassu
the Arabs Il be made clear that tho present L.
administration stands fully behind that Declaration.
cannot afford he distruSied by millions who could
sturdy friends Of freedom They must moi further
80 the ranks or Communist dicators.
Continued next week.