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communism is destroyed.
William V, Burns, ’Everett (Mass.) Leader-Herald: #,It seems to me that the U. S.# must lead the free nations in a positive, totally understood policy of supporting nationalism. Too often we halve been sleeping at the foreign policy switch while Communists, rush in and play the hero role in —the fight for nationalism. Furthermore, while Indo-China is now the torrmenting issue at hand, let us be aware that in our own backyard, Centred and South America,
we tyve a growing Communist problem that never should have been allowed to sprout.”
Lowell Nye, Harvard (111.) Herald: “Let us concede that the Reds have China, Indo-China, Burma and even India. Eventually —they will over-extend their control as Hitler did,and their house > of cards will fall apart through, internal revolt. We should just make it clear that we will tolerate' no intereference in Japan, Korea,, the Phillipipes—and that we will back up this with force regardless of United Nations.”
A. H. Johnson, f Carrollton (111.) Patriot: '“Russia* will, -enslave and enslave until the enslaved people blow the whole Scheme sky high. It will probably, not be a bomb, an American army hpr the UN. We shall win when t$ie Russian gangsters cannot hold w&at they have taken.” .. Robert R. Bliss, Hillsboro; (111.) News: “I .firmly believe Communism must be«contained but I resent the use of American troops and munitions in maintenance of. colonial holdings for the major powers. Suppression, of.
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