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iin SRP: tensions did not develop. It was, as the field staff reoresentative wrote, 'evidence of how few of the world's tensions cen resist the onslaught of goodwill.) "Plans for the three-weeks seminar had full cooveration from thé Cultural Committec of the People's Youth of the Yugoslav Government. Marshal TITO received e delegation of the students when he visited nearby. Newspavers and radio carried stories submitted to them by the seminar.” iis The Janvery 19, 1950, issue, Final City iLdition, of the "Philadslekia Inquirer," a Fhiladelphia ceily newspaper, carried en article on Pase 7, Column 4, entitled "Friends ~ Uphold Formosa Policy," which is quoted as folloys: "The success of the Chinese Cornunists tcannot be ettributed to the Russians,! the executive board at tha rantaaw Friends Service Commi tic ao gecla ean OL £NG FMP LCA FRrECnas cel VOMMETLEesS GEeciared in an open letter to President TRUIAN, announced yesterday, commending his 'thends off! policy in Formosé. “Basing its views on the repvorts of its own workers in Ching, the Queker Broun, in «a letter signed by CLIRENCE EE. PICKETT, retiring executive Secretary, asserted that ‘further intervention will woe th tun wl Aw af myst wnt aendinot result til Guat he IPaen ving oT VLoincse resentment Giza tilo u fmerica and the strengthening of Sino-Russian ties.! "tt present, while the Conmunists of China mey heave telose idsclosical ties with Hoscow,t the Friends told the President, Guaker relief workers renort from both Communist end Neticnalist territory that the Communist regime is not a kussien tpunnet.t "Phe Communist ty is nov in power and hes 'e very lerce measur f popular supvort! because it has assumed leedersnin of the Chinese Revolution which the Kuominteung lost, the Quehers declared, md pale ry ony a ch oO *d fo