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( «13. 1) to rc-arm and establish bases in an effort to protect our country and c: omy ist Friends may not = fu eountries. Paci prove of thi E ~ {= . to have be¢n aggression, Rather it was a reaction called forth by continued Tne book denounces the United States as a nation controlled by an "oli a icw ruthless capitalists who are bound to be removed for the sake of 2 Detter, namoly 2 socialist world, The book identifies Gur country with the fascist nations paths of Great Britain and France, k echoes the Nhrushchev- Sulsanin line the ~~ the cancer of capitalist expicitation is now destroying American society. Intheir recent trip through the United States, the Nearings inform us that they sold $5,000 worth of literature, including Lenin's ‘Imperialism, ' sao wae t Mrs. Endicott's ‘Five Stars Cver China, Tse-tung's ‘Essay on Contradictions, Starobin's ‘Eye “Vitness in Indo-China, ' and'The Constitution of the Chinese < ee Oo Pa People's Republic.'' Mrs, Endicott is known as an apologist ior the Sov Unica, specializing onthe Far East, and Joseph R. Starobin is an old hand on the New York Daily Worker. Cther literature distributed by the Nearings was the National Guardian whose Editor, Cedric Belfrags, was recently deported to Enpland as a communis: Todsy, the publication of Anna Louise Strong, formerly Associate Editor of the Noucow Daily News andl, F. Stone's ‘feeckly, published by the former commoen- tater of the now defunct New York Daily Comoass, known in its time as ‘The Uniown Daily Vorker.!