Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-02

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translator; Yu-Chi Chen, Xxi
Geneva they were 100 per cent
correct" the report asserted
so the fixed cost Of the first
installment of these allies Of ours
Of a peace in our time" is as
follows:
''For Great Britain spon-
soring admission of Red China
into the United Nations. For
France sabotage of collective
security in Europe and the Far
East"
The Legion today also heard
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge,
jr., United States delegate to the
United Nations. reveal that a
number of intriguing" hidden
documents have been found
linking Jacobo Arbenz, ousted
Guatemalan President, with the
Communist conspiracy.
U. N. Checkup Nearly Over.
Ambassador Lodge ranged over
a large variety of other foreign
affairs issues, including:
l. Disclosure that all 1900
Americans employed at the U. N.
will have been investigated for
security. and evaluations will be
in the hands of the U. N. Secre-
tary General "in a few weeks. F."
With all the good Americans to
choose from, he said. there is
absolutely no excuse for en-
ploying one single American
Communist at the United
Nations.
2. Disclosure that the United
States. at the Forthcoming U. N.
General Assembly. will urge q
motion to send U. N. peace OBJ
servers to the lind China area.
If Thailand desires it. HE said
he hopes Indo- China is out of
trouble but that, in view of past
experience with the Reds, 1--WE
do not assume that this is the
case" k
3. An assertion that Chinese
Reds were given the job Of
spearheading the (Communist)
conquest Of Asia" at a 1949 Peip-
ing meeting of Red conspirators,
called under "the trappings Of
a labor convention"
Mao Writings Found.
Mr.. Lodge gave the Legion
naires, as something new which
may interest you," the data on
Mr.. Arbenz, who stepped out as
President in June, after his
Soviet backed regime was ousted
in a brief but bitter civil war.
"a few hours after. pro-Com-
munist President Arbenz re-
signed" Mr.. Lodge said, some
documents were found among
his personal effects and papers.
They had been hastily hidden
away. What was in these papers
and personal effects is intrigu-
ing"
Among the items, he said, was
a report from Jose Manuel For
tuny, secretary-general of the
Guatemalan Communist Party.
inscribed to: THE young and
exemplary president of Guate-
mala. Jacobo Arbenz, with the
deep felt affection of his friends. "
Others included: Works of
prominent Reds. including writ
ings Of Mao Use Tung with the
name "Arbenz" stamped in gold
on the cover; a Stain biography
inscribed to Mrs. Arbenz; a tele-
gram complaining that Guate-
malan official was loosely ac-
cuslng :. people of being anti
Communist" and a memo from
the Guatemalan Foreign Minis
ter protesting brutal acts against
honest and respectable citizens. "
Go President Walter P. Reu-
Their told the delegates there is
no bargain basement answer
to adequate defense and warned
them against the apparent ten
dency OF placing budgetary con-
slderations ahead of security
needs"
At the same time, he said
Government officials who wres-
tie with the problem of shaving
a few billion dollars from our
national budget" should recog-
nize that unemployment and
failure to use the Nations pro-
ductive potential is costing it
$50 billion per year in poten-
tial production"
Opposes Broadcast Ban.
Other speakers at the con-
vention today were:
Ellsworth Bunker. president Of
the American National Red Cross.
who urged the Legionnaires to
work together with his group to
make our communities ram
parts of security in peace and