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my ice Memor.ndum + onrtep STALES GOVERNMENT : Director, FBI DATE: April 5, i950 A -f ion) +510, Boee ESP OMATION CONTAINED SUBJECT: HENRY AvMALLACE Sg Oo lg UAULAS ATED RAE BS . LAE S//es BY SetGskaew reammens | The following information is provided the Bureau and New York for informative purposes with respect to the activities of the above-named individual who appeared at Boston, Mass., on March 29, 1950. The Boston Globe, a newspaper published at Boston, Mass., in its edition of March 50, 1950, advised that former Vice President HENRY A. WALLACE had addressed an audience of 1,000 students at Boston University, Boston, Mass., under the auspices of the Boston University Student Assembly On Public ataeb 27 It indicated that he was welcomed to the University by Dr. DANIEL L7\ MARSH, President, who stated that although it was not an official B. U. meeting,” WALLACE was not a Communist "and one can hate and despise Commyyism | and still wholeheartedly welcome HENRY WALLACE to the campus, a&-2 do today." +) The following represents the newspaper summary of WALLACE ' s "WALLACE said the time has come for Four-Power talks among the United States, Britain, Russia and the ‘New China’ which would be ‘designed to strengthen the United Nations’ by discussing the points mentioned in WALLACE*s open letter to Stalin in 1948 and ‘his reply to me, as a preliminary to agreement on a really comprehensive United Nations Point Four program to build One World, not two worlds.'! , ; remarks: “Says CHURCHILL Stand Reversed - ‘After the underbrush has been cleared away, and the basis for agreement has been outlined,' WALLACE said, ‘there should be a meeting of Truman, Attlee, Stalin and Mao Tze~tung. "tThe same Churchill who did so much to start the United States on the path of the cold war at Fulton, Mo., suddenly deserted his own brain 4 child and how wants the United States, Britain and Russia to talk peace. He now sees what I saw in my letter to Truman in 1946--namely, what it means t be living in a world where two countries have the atom bomb. ” "tt believe the only safety for the United States is to serve the world. If we approach the problem from the standpoint of either exploitation or domination we shall disappear from the international scene as certainly as all the other conquerors. "united States Position ‘Weaker' - ‘The same statement applies to the Soviet Union, insofar as it may attempt domination or exploitation. "tat the moment, the United States is probably in a weaker position than the Soviet Union because we have relied so heavily on the force of the f an ‘9) . ¥ a sewiae “Oo NOVA 1964 RECORDER BG a — 71788 - 36 1000-20574 ge EF ya -