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Show 188 the Interests. But in 50 delegating pow.... he rei inquish the fundamental Uberties on common must not which democracy depends. World unity does not mean 0 world of 1:>1 iss; it means a world mweh like our own America, where struggle and clash of interest still prevail but where peaceful coopera tion makes possible (I given end The world of the United Nations means merely that conditions where stotes may pun against each other yet aU may un,lt. for the •••• •••• •••• common good .14 Of all his speeches the WQS the most America. hich on one used oga,intt him. He never in which be honored In the mentIons it ogain. and others speech he first welQomes the group to Then he gives the kind of speech unbiased and disinterested reader ticn from the lIya fhrenbu·rg certainly could stc.mdpoint of basic: democratic: War takes mon Q take little or no to excep- postulate: down end the long struggle upward the techniques of wer but by the tGGhniques of peRe. Thi. we all know. Patience, forbearance, ore the needecl wor. of perservercmce, tolerance today. aut I would suggest one step further thon that. Since we are friends, let U$ learn to appreciate one another. Appreciation should be our aim. We must look to the strength of ourselv_ and our own institutions as the best meam of meeting the strength and iR$t.itutions, of others. and CIS keeping our strength and Insti tutions depends $0 greatly on peace, we must hQVe peace. So must Russia. If two great countries •••• need peace to such ao extent, what wilt prevent them from finding it together? 1 5 comes not by .. 14 )\,ddress given at the celebration of the RVS$ien Army, under the auspices of Soviet TodQY, at the Hotel Commodore, New York City, PelmJary 22, 1943. 15 Address of M.ay 29, 1946 at a roUy honoring visiting Soviet iournoHsts under the ouspices of the Notional Council of Americon·Soviet friendship in Madi son Squore Garden, New York City. |
