Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1950 — Page 65

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Will Present Freedom Bell to Berlin ! By GAYNOR MADDOX, Times Special Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 23—-Gen. Lucius D. Clay, hero of the Bertin

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| blockade, does not believe Russia can destroy our seonomy in 2 making them see freedom such as territory.”

| “1 have no sympathy with people who say Russia can “wreck our | American economy through a war of attrition,” he said in an ex-| clusive interview. | “But in the event of a shooting i | war,” he warned, “the winning of =

| people now living under or heliev ing in communism that free _government is better.” Gen. Clay, now retired from the i Army, is board chairman of Continental Can Co, and chairman of New York's State Civilian De- | fense Commission. ; The general explained, “Russia has an economic potential of only 25 per cent of ours, or at least of our and the free people allied with us in the struggle against communism. Certainly, with only 25 per cent as much economic strength as ours she would destroy her own economy long be|fore ours in a cold war.’ Many Provocations To those groups advocating that {we drop a few A-bombs on Rus{sia at once, he commented, “There

Gen. Ludi D.Clay ... a champion of peace.

{around now about dropping A- people behind the Iron Curtain. {bombs and starting a so-called] “My real reason for giving as {war of prevention before Russia much time as I can to the Cruhas time to build up her strength. sade for Freedom comes from the {There would be no difference be-/ conviction that ‘the real issue’is

we cherish as the best heritage, for their children.” He paused, then said: “But | while we are doing that it is also duty to remain strong-—al-ways to remain strong.” Berliners Desire Freedom

24, a freedom bell will be pre-\years have fought with us for sented by the Crusade for Free-| /their freedom, ut great signifi“dom to West Berlin. It is now en - route to Germany on a ship which| He is convinced that so long brought displaced persons to the as the Freedom Bell rings behind {the Iron Curtain we can hope its

United States. “West Berlin is behind the Iron | Curtain,” Gen. Clay said. “These | peoples have géne through terrible! privation and have resisted com-| munism, They deserve encourage- | ment from us. He believes the West Berliners have been consistent in their de-| gire for freedom. “That is not. to say that their meaning of freedom is the same as ours,” he admitted. “But re-| member they went through the blockade and stood for democratic processes. Therefore they offer us encouragement that the

message of democracy, if carried

behind the Iron Curtain, can influence other people in other! countries. Freedom Bell Significant “That is the faith behind our

[tween such an attack on our part between- democracy and commu- Crusade. We are not carrying the

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communism,

“Placing this bell behind the {Iron Curtain in an oasis peopled] On United Nations Day, Oct. by Germans who for the last five 4

cance,” he said.

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The United ‘message to the Germans. They|peal will be heard even further ‘have heard it .gnd have rallied to back. forward fori,,. sige. Furthermore, the U. S. to. {High Commission and the Voice rope,” he explained. ‘men with the appeal of freedom — 0f America are’ in charge of that people's lives pretty much and} ; [every “town and city boasts of its Gen. Clay himself ‘will furn the bells. Therefore our bell is a symover to Ernest bol of the Europeans who quickly Reuter, mayor of Berlin, who has understand, jput up a strong fight against bell. can be silenced is by the]:

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land a straight-out aggressive war ——— {such as we are stopping in Korea.| “I say this,” he added, “real-|

in izing fully there can come a treautomatic gas furnaces . . . a 40-/ mendous number of provocations year reputation built on crafts- And incidents which lead a nation

manship and service is nto war P your guar-| wayertheless, he cautioned paantee of satisfaction. You are {tience because of our great not sold and forgotten when you strength. “The strength of free do business with Bryant—and it people now united against aggrescosts no more to have an Indian: |sion in Korea is so very great that

apolis-made Bryant furnace. we can outiast and triumph in a

cold war no matter how long it

lasts,” he explained in a voice so quiet yet co confident that it was AUTOMATIC easy to understand why he frusGAS trated Russian provocations in Berlin Then he added: “But if war does come, I have Jo doubts we

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