The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-13
Dulles Pledges Against Deal
To Divide Rule OF The World
Secretary OF State
VIII Meet Russians
In Berlin Soon

In Berlin Soon
NEW YORK tn-Secretary Of
state Dulles win meet the Rus
SLAMS In Berlin soon, firmly
pledged against any deal 70 divide
the world between the rule Of Nos.
COW and that Of the Western
Powers.
There Is no plan for q partner
ship division Of world power with
those VINO suppress freedom TIE
secretary said last night Ia an ad.
dress to the Council Of Foreign
Relations here.
Reviewing Eisenhower adminis-
tration work In foreign and Sc
curity affairs during its first year
and taking q quick look at the
future, Dulles made these basic
points:
Future diplOmacy--The United
States, Britain and France win Ne
r0tiate at Berlin for the ratification
II Germany and the liberation Of
Austria. The aim Is 70 advance
ne cause Of human welfare"
The way TO q cold war victory
n the free nations devote them
selves to promoting freedom, they
win excessively demonstrate is adj.
vantaees to people behind the Iron
Curtain, thus offering .Our great
st hope" Tor solution Of the Soviet
problem. Dulles said there i now.
even within Russia, q test Of
strength between the people and
''the powerful rulers
Free world security TIE Eisen-
bower administration has made q
basic decision" TO build Its Sc
curity upon massive retaiiatory
power" so that Russia may be
deferred from sftack. Dulles linked
the announced Withdrawal Of two
divisions from Korea 10 this de-
cision, saying II win provide more
security at less cost.
Allied strength Until the six
nation European Defense Com
mnnsty is set W. the North At
lantie Alliance "and indeed future
peace, are II jeopardy" Dulles.
who calls edo The only hope for
easing French German tensions,
said Communist agents regard
those tensions as . fuse for setting
of international arson"
Riparlisanship IN f0reign policy
Dulles made a bid for Demo
cratic support by saying that many
policies Of the Truman administra-
ton .'were good He mentioned
Greek Turkish aid, European eco
nomir aid. the breaking OF the
Russian blockade Of Berlin. the
fight against communism In Korea
and the military buildup in Eu-
rope. But he said these were
moves born Of emergency which
do not necessarily make good
permanent policies.
II seemed TO be in this sense that
he hailed the decision by the Ma
lional Security Council. headed by
President Eisenhower, 10 build q
strategy upon the power Of re.
taiiation.
That means, he said, that the
United States no longer must re-
spOnd 10 every maneuver Of the
Soviets but that Il has . governing
direction for choices II win make
IN It's own major interest.
He said the administration had
not found : magic fopnula" for
preventing any communist victory,
and he continued:
what We DO expect TO insure IS
that any setbaeks win have only
temporary and local significance
because they VII leave unirA.
paired those free world assets
which in the long run win prevail.
''If we can deter such aggression
as would mean general war, and
that is our confident resolve. Their
we can let time and fundamentals
work Cor us.
Dnlles win ny to Berlin az the
end of next week, probably 70 con.
Ger with British Foreign Secretary
Eden and French Foreign Minister
Bidanlt before their meeting witt
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotog.
The Big Four sessions are SEIZED
uled to open Jan. IS.
The big issues are German re,
unification and q peace treaty foi
Austria. On the latter point. Che
State Department made public lats
yesterday . note 10 Austria pledg
inc .'every support" for Austrian
Independence. The note was . re
ply to one urging that the threI
Western Powers press Russia fol
q final settlement Of the question