' . . NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY

HEARINGS

RJ!I11'0RWI 'I'R"R ' . . COMMITIEE ON -FOREIGN RELATIONS SENATE EIGHTY-FIRST CONGRESS FIRST SESSION

0111' EXECUTIVE L, EIGHTY-FIRST CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY

PART 2 PRIVATE WITNESSES MAY&, 5, 8, 9, 10, AND II, 1949

Printed for the uae of the Committee oo Foreign Rel&tio111 NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY

HEARINGS BEFORE THJD ·COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS EIGHTY-FffiST CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

ON EXECUTIVE L, EIGHTY-FIRST CONGRESS, FIRST SESSION THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY

PART 2 · PRIVATE WITNESSES MAY.4, 5, 6, 9, 10, AND 11,1949

Printed for the use of the Committee on Foreign Relations

tJNl'l'ED B'rADS GOVEBNMJDNT PRINTING OJTICJI W ASBING'rON l 1841 • COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS . TOM CONNALLY, , Chairmat1 WALTER F. GEORGE, Georgia ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG, Michigan ELBERT D. THOMAS, Utah , Wisconsin MILLARD E. TYDINGS, Maryland H. ALEXANDER SMITH, New Jersey CLAUDE PEPPER, Florida BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER, Iowa THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN, Rhode Island , Ja., Massachusette BRIEN McMAHON, Connecticut . --" J. W. FULBRIGHT, Arkansas FRANCIS 0. WILcox, Chief of 8ta1f C. C. O'DAY, Clerk RICHARD H. HEINDEL, 8ta1f Associate n CONTENTS

Pap Statements by- . -- Backus,Committee 1\lrs. forDana Lasting C., Interim Peace___ national :______chairman, _.______Women's Al!tion 624 Beggs, 1\lrs. Frederic; consultant to the international relations de­ ' partment, General Federation of Women's Clubs------497 Broy, 1\lrs. Cecil Norton______J _____:______713 Burr, Rev. Dudley H., chairman of the Peoples Party of Connecticut_ 708 Cadbury, Dr. Henry J., Friends Committee on National Legislation __ 758 Carey, James B., secretary-treasurer, Congress of Industrial Organiza- 413 Clayton,tions ------Will L., vice president, Atlantic Union Committee______376 Day, Stephen A., Counsel of We, the People, InC------­ 813 Dennis, Eugene, general secretary of the Communist Party, U. S. A. 785 Dobbs, Farrell, national chairman, Socialist Workers Party ______481 Draper, llliss Muriel, Congress of American Women ______·727 Dulles, John Foster, member, United States Delegation to the General Assembly of the ------339 Eicke, 1\lrs. Anna Steelman, American Lithuanian Workers Literary 792 Elliott,Association. Dr. Phillips, ------Fellowship of Reconciliation ______:,. ______7!l3 Ely, Robert B., 111, att-orneY------636 Fadler, William F., Jr., member, legislative committee, Young Demo­ cratic Club of the Distri<'t of Columbia______635 Forbes, Kenn~th Ripley, Philadelphia Council, the Council of Arts, Sciences, and Professions------790 ~b~~ ~::::. 'l-;i~;~~~-P;~g;;;;!;;-P;;i;-~-i:h~-st";t;-;i-N"e;; 489 JerseY------716 Kline, Allan B., president of American Farm Bureau Federation____ 574 McKee, Frederick C., national chairman, Committee on National Affairs ------588 Morford, Richard, executive director, National Council of American" Soviet FriendshiP------804 Ogg, W. R., director, department of international affairs, American Farm Bureau Federation------583 Patterson, Robert P., vice president, Atlantic Union Committee______608 Roberts, Owen J., president of the Atlantic Union Committee______526 Rubenstein, Dr. AnnPtte, American Labor PartY------­ 479 Schwebel, Stephen---u, national chairman, Collegiate Council for the United Nations------~------653 Stone,l\Irs. Kathryn H., first vice president, League of Women Voters of the UnitPd States------593 Taft, Charles P ------495 Thomas, NoriPan------730 Walla<'e, Henry A., Progressive Party of America------417, 469 Warburg, James P------672 Warne, Prof. Colston E., the National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Profpssions------794 Whatley, Datid------719 · Wilson, E. Raymond, executive secretary, Friends Committee on National Legislation------778 NOTE.-The Index to part 2 will appear at the end of part 3. m