Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1950 — Page 56

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By LUDWELL DENNY Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, Apr. 21—Presi-

| dent Truman’s statement to the,

| American Society of Newspaper Editors oh the propaganda battle in the cold war is pointed up by current developments in Czecho‘slovakia and China} The “deceit, distortion and Hes” | which Moscow spews out to poison | | opinion in democratic countries is

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i tive in countries such as ‘the United States and England whe there is an informed public,

» unstable countries such as France, | “ Red propaganda is not as effec-|

{ police and army. Always the fifth

ig {happening inside,

Even in politically divided and|

tive as it might be because it is

lausomatically refuted by the facts!

lof Soviet agression and tyranny. | {As long as the public can get at | ! the facts, a majority in a democ-| racy can be trusted to judge for itself between truth and lies. That is the reason, of course, | the just like Hitler's-—is based on sup-| {pression of freedom of the press] and communications, It is as im-| {portant for a dictatorship to control the press and radio as the

Stalin totalitarian system—|

column in conquest of a country reaches out for the press as one ofits first moves, The primary purpose of the {Iron Curtain is not to keep forieijgners from knowing what is That is important. But even more iming the slaves inside from knowing what is going on outside. It! would be impossible for a dictator; {to make his victims believe his lies—that . the democracies are imperialistic warmongers, and that conditions in the free world,

Are. much. worse. than.in.-the Red}

“people’s democracies” — if his] dupes had normal contact with the outside. L Czechoslovakia is the latest! case of a Communist satellite which cannot take even the tiny trickle of truth from the world provided by the restricted United! "States Information service 1ibraries.” The Prague regime Has ordered the closing of these Iibraries and expulsion of, the American Embassy press attache, Bulgaria and Romania are among those which have taken similar action. China is another example. There| the new Communist dictatorship! under Stalin orders is preventing the foreign trade so desperately | ‘needed, because trade means con- | tact with people and ideas and

truth from outside.

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