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Loss of China to the Communists is "not so serious a blow to democracy as is popularly supposed," H. V. Kaltenborn '09 told a near capacity crowd at Littauer Center last night.
At the same time, the noted news analyst called upon the United States to repel with force if necessary any attempt to annex Formosa. Terming Formosa vital to U.S. military security in Asia, Kaltenborn said, "We have a naval force in the Pacific and should make it known immediately that...
Speaking under the auspices of the Free Enterprise Society. Kaltenborn wrote off the loss of China as "inevitable" because of widespread corruption in the Chinese army. He remarked that China is too vast and unorganized to be of great use to Russia.
A special meeting in Washington yesterday agreed not to change the wording of the "informer clause" of the Navy's loyalty oath, and in addition it decided to interpret the word "others' 'as broadly as possible.
Since last weekend the Navy Department has been conducting a study of the loyalty oath clause that requires Navy men (including Harvard NROTC students) to name everyone they know whom they have seen at functions of any group listed by the Justice Department as subversive.