Dulles Cautions Congress On Apathy Toward Russia
WASHINGTON OB Secretary
of State Dulles cautioned Congress
Wednesday against interpreting
what he called a "striking rever
sal" of Soviet policy as "indicat
ing fnat the danger is over,"
He said if this country iook such
a view the strength cl the free
world would . "quickly disinte
grate." Dulles told the House Foreign Af
. fairs Committee there is hope that
the Communists will "tu.pt more
tolerable policies" but added:
"We can hope that a new day is
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been lured to their doom by mis
taking a false dawn for the real
dawn.
"We must not make that mis
take." President Eisenhower recently
expressed qualified hope that pres
ent Soviet policies would lead to
the dawn of a new day,
Dulles testified in support of the
administration's 3 Vi bill.un dollar
foreign aid program for the year
beginning July 1.
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what he termed a "striking rever
sal" of Soviet policy: The Aus
trian peace treaty, the upcoming
pilgrimage of top Soviet leaders
to Yugoslavia, a new stand an
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Dr. Eivin Bjornstad of Oslo,
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The programs will begin Tues
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disarmament and apparent will
ingness to hold a top level con
ference. "No one can be confident as to
the meaning of these four re
versals," Dulles said.
Dulles told the commtlee that,
Instead of showing a rsji change
of course, the Soviet shifts could
be a "show of sweet reason
ableness to bring the free nations
to a sense ot security so that they
will abandon measures wMc', have
so far enabled them to help each
other preserve their freedom."
"There could be no worse mo
ment to depart from the policy rep
resented by the foreign aid pro
gram which have brought us where
we are."
Continuing foreign aid, he said,
is "art essential part of our overall
policy" of convincing thj Commun
ists that world conquest is futile."
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By ERMA BEST
At the last meeting of the Riddie
Lions Club, file following officer
were elected for the coming year:
J. L. Mimnaugh, president; Dar
rell Brown, first vice president;
William Markham, second vice
(resident; R. M. Wiiley, third vice
president; E, E, Daniels, secre
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ent from Riddle for tfcs dinner
meeting of e League of Oregon
cities held in Rssenurg Friday.
Mrs. Lewis Rosser, Red Cross
chairman for the Riddle area re
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