Evening star. [volume], May 14, 1951, Page A-9, Image 9

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Negative Approach
Of Propaganda War
With Soviet Union Hit
A Foreign Policy Association ex
pert says America must end its
“defensive, vacillating and nega
tive” aproach if it is to overcome
the {Soviet Union in the propa
ganda war.
Saul K. Padover of the New
School of Social Research holds
that America’s information pro
gram abroad is missing its mark
because it lacks a “general idea
of wide appeal to mankind.”
More Decisive Than War.
It is not enough to be “for
democracy,” he said in an article
in an FPA pamphlet. Something
more tangible and understandable
is needed to counter the “stirring
vision of the future” which Com
munism. "for all its brutalities,"
has been able to raise in the minds
of men, he added.
Mr. Padover, who contends that
the propaganda contest with Rus
sia may be more decisive than that
of arms in Korea, asserted that
the Voice of America has had few
positive policy statements to work
on. He wrote:
“American leaders have declared
themselves against the Soviet
Union, against communism,
against dictatorship. But. poten
tial friends abroad ask, what are
Americans for? The usual reply is
‘for democracy.'”
uinereni iueamugb.
“But democracy has different
meanings to different people, and
no meaning to others. To an
African, American democracy may
mean discrimination against Ne
groes. To a French worker it may
signify the freedom to accumulate
a fortune at the expense of others
. . . To preach the desirability of
freedom to a starving coolie is to
say almost exactly nothing to
him.”
Mr. Padover urged staffing Amer
ica’s information agencies with
the foremost experts in such fields
as political and social psychology
and cultural anthropology. He
suggested also ttiat the Voice of
America might be profitably taken
out of the State Department where
he said it is more or less secondary
to other vital activities.
More Aussies for Korea
CANBERRA, Australia, May 14
(/P).—Josiah Francis, minister of
the army, said today 200 troops
will be flown to the Korean war
theater this week to replace battle
casualties. Mr. Francis said he is
submitting recommendations for
relief of troops, but gave no de
tails.
After boring for 0,866 feet, an
oil drilling operation has been
abandoned in Papua. I
3 Czechs Held as Spies
By Yugoslavia Police
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BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, May
14.—Yugoslavia disclosed today
that its security police have seized
a military official of the Czecho
slovakian Embassy here and two
alleged Czech intelligence agents
as spies.
A communique issued by the
Information Ministry reported
that the arrests took place late
last night in a park at Zemon.
about 20 miles from Belgrade. It
identified the embassy military
official as Jaroslav Njemec. It
did not give his rank. Nor is he
mentioned in the current diplo
matic list. The two so-called
agents were unidentified.
jVan Zandf Proposes Halt In Military Retirements
ly th* Attociotad Frau
Representative Van Zandt. Re
publican, of Pennsylvania has
proposed that for a three-year
period no men be retired from the
armed services except for physical
reasons.
Mr. Van Zandt. a member of
Bishop's Home Robbed
BALTIMORE, May 14 (JP).—A
thief broke into the home of the
Rev. Noble C. Powell, Episcopal
bishop of Maryland, over the week
end, but got only a purse con
taining $13 in cash.
A retired policeman at Lisbon,
Portugal, recently gave his 100th
blood donation.
the House Armed Services Com
mittee and a naval reserve cap
tain, said yesterday the taxpayers
could be saved nearly $1 million
a year if military men didn’t re
tire so early.
He said many men are able to
retire at a time when they “have
no difficulty in meeting the physi
cal standards for employment in
private industry.”
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