The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-01-23
THROUGH TRADE
(From the Catholic Standard

LETS be friends and do business. We have both made
mistakes in the past Let's forget the past and be friends in
The lure of gold and brazen lie to Soviet crimes
the package offered by Mkoan To the shame of Amer
ica many businessmen lawyers and supposedly
critical labor leaders are begued by this butcher turned
trader
friends only when they free their millions of victims We
believe in their agreements and trade when they have
fulfilled their broken agreements None of these crimes
past they continuing The ensaved peoples of Eastern
Europe from the Baltic to the Black Sea- under grind
ing goddess perecution today.
One wonders what has happened to America
What has happended to the land of the free and the
made the of lighted windows in the office building d
recty opposite the Soviet Embassy during the Hungarian
Revolt the host at luncheon for Mkoyan and Wal
Reuther broke through the picket line of Hungarans to
attend the unch Lawyers and business Chicago were
charmed by Mkoyans chatty talk about the ogarchy in
and about the fate of Mootov Ber
Bugan but not word of reported about the
brave who died at the hands of these bandits Business
leaders Detroit drooled at the appeal for trade In Ceve
land where there repeatedly Hungarians than in
other city, of professional men cheered him. In
California Governor Brown greeted him warmly and the
movie industry with Johnston acting host again dined
wned and greeted him. Jerry Lewis competed with Sophia
Loren in doting on him.
This contradictory and cowardly attitude probably
best summed up the editorial of the largest newspaper
Washington choked with at the abuse of freedom
of demonstrators who shouted hurled egg at the
Eastern Europe of freedom The sefstyled largest
paper in Washington could not few lines IN the ed
tor to praise the brave who combated Red tyranny
in the cause of freedom.
This appeal for trade direct negotiations"
Ster OF ach1eVng appeaSement u accused
of being warmonger because it insists the fumen of
treaty obligations Mkoyans line echo of Khrushchevs
remark to Senator Humphrey that Berlin lis bone in nv
throat although the present government of Berlin is the
result of solemn treaty freely entered by the Reds
cations as well as those of Russia Mkoyan building
up pressure by barage Of huge and bald lies for Pres
dent to break ignore solemn obligations to Our allies
All those who accept this treacherous line of Mkoyan
the the greedy the naive and the scheming-
should remember the price of appeasemen Those who think
that this treason to principle will bring pot of cold should
consult with the humble tradesmen around Washington
about the rewards for dealing with the Russians the
motto should be reminder that principle is
needed in every activity in life, even in business
No has earned the right to Intellectual ambition
until he has learned to lay his by star which he has
seeno dig by the dvinng for springs which he
may reach In saying this point to that which will
make your study heroic For say you in all sadness of
conviction that to think great thoughts you must be heroes
well idealists Only when you have worked alone
when you have felt around you black gulf of solitude
soating than that which surrounds the dying man. and
in hope and despair have trusted to your mistaken
withen only will you have achieved Thus only you
gain the secret isolated joy of the thinker who knows that
long after he is dead and forgotten who never heard
of him will be moving in the of his thought-the
subtle rapture of postponed power which the world
not because It has external rappngs but which to his
army And if this joy should yours-stil it is
only thus that you know that you what it Law
in you say that you lived and be ready for
the end-Oliver Wendell Holmes
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