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o a - an ° This editorial ottes comments made by Sra, ELSANOR ; ~yrpooser in the newspaper, “The New York Post," of December 7. In these connenta, Mrs, ROOSEVELT states that she ta sure that Fresident EISENHOWER sincerely wishes that Ais present trip would lead to the better underatanding of the Untted States itn other countries of the world and that - he ta truthful when he ecys that he would Itke to see the beginntng of mutual disarmane nt. >. However, hie words would be more convinctng tf aioe the Adutntetration had already organized a group for the etudy of the way disarmament could be carried out tn the United States. One of the questions which should be asked of the President 1a, what haa been done in order to prepare the dmerioan economy for a changing over from the armament prograa,. . . The second question which should be aaked ts whether tt ta true or not that the President plans to reduce the cultivated farulands tn the United States, Many people go to bed every day Aungry. "This te enough,” writes Mre, ROOSEYSLT in conclusion, “in order to begin thinking in a new way not only afewte nrofadacspneblern sis confronting our ~ country, but also about the economtc problen.” . The editortal comments: "Mrs. ROOSEVELT does not Jt nentton that the questionsof the softening of international _ tenaton, of inprovement of relations between the @.5,A. and wo the Sovtet Unton and. People's China are closely connected with the queation of disarnanent, and that a normalization of internattonal trade is one of the most important tools for reolization of transittonal measures for the rebutiding of the econony about which speaks the wife of FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT. "“Normaliaation of tnternational trade relations we will undoubtedly be o proof that great powers are seriously - starting the realtzation of dtearmanent which its ezpeoted : from them by the peoples of the enttre world.” 2 + % . -2e wx. we ee _ -—— oe - rere —_— * ws ~ we ae re oe - 2g - Peat” = rad OH x ge ee An ee ~ r a we — Pe ee athe ee