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and inside China.
(d) To carry out our commitments of honor to the South Koreans
and to demonstrate to the world that the friendship of the United
States is of inestimable value in time of adversity.
(e) To make possible a far more staisfectory peace settlement
for Japan and to contribute greatly to the post-treaty security
position of Japan in relation to the continent.
(f) To lend resolution to many countries not only in ásia but
also in Europe and the Middle East who are now living within the
shadow of Communist power and to let them know that they need not
now rush to cone to terms with communiem on whatever terms they
can get, meaning complete submission.
imprise
(g) To those who may be called upon to fight against
great odds if subjected to a sudden onslaught by the Soviet Union
or by Commist China.
(h) To lend point and urgeney to the rapid build-up of the
defenses of the western world.
(1) To bring the United Nations through its first great effort
AND
in collective security and to produce a free-world coalition of
RECOROS
SERVICE"
incelculable value to the national security interests of the United
States.
(j) To alert the peoples behind the Iron Curtain that their
masters are bent upon ware of aggression and that this crime will
be resisted by the free world.
2. Our
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