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Red China's Fall Predicted
BT PAT EVANS
Dr. T. Z. Koo. visiting Chin
ese professor from Bucknel)
University, predicted last night
the eventual downfall of Com
munism in Red China if the
present totalitarian govern
ment continues.
Starvation and danger can be
endured; but when a soul is de
prived of freedom it will revolt.
Dr. Koo said.
He spoke on the topic “Red
China And You” at an Inter
national Affairs Forum in the me
morial lounge of the Helen Eakin
Eisenhower Chapel.
Explains Background
In explaining the background
of the revolutions in China, Dr.
Koo said China was a “secluded
nation” until the middle of the
I9th century. The open door pol
icy, he said, caused “the begin
ning of a series of changes in
Chinese life.”
The monarchy, he 'aid. was
overthrown in the 1911 revolu-
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|tion. The three principles which
set off that revolution are now
! prevalent in the countries of the
[Middle East, according to Dr.
[Koo.
The principles are;
1. Democracy, or primarily,
abolishing hereditary government.
2. Rationalism, or, the “welfare,
honor; and dignity of the nation
as well as of the clan.”
3. Livelihood. ("People have to
eat no matter who is in power.”)
Dr. Koo predicted similar revo
lutions will “pop up” within the
[next 10 or 15 years in such coun
tries as Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, and
Turkey.
Cites Stages
The Communist movement in
China today, he said, is not ris
ing by accident, but it is the sec
ond stage in the series of revolu
tions.
He said the movement has
punch today because the intelli
gent dedicated men in it and be
hind it are firm in their beliefs.
Dr. Koo told two instances
where acquaintances of his ex
plained to him their reasons for
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turning Communist.
The reasons were the so-called
racial prejudice in the western
world, and the fundamental ac s
tion in improving the state of
the workers under Communistic
government.
Discusses UN Topic
In discussing the question of
whether or not to admit Red
China to the United Nations, Dr.
Koo compared the two Chinese
revolutions mentioned earlier in
his talk.
In the first uprising monarchy
went dowrT and out, he said. In
the second, “nationalism went
down, but not out.”
He said if Red China is ad
mitted a blow would be dealt to
anti-communist forces in coun
tries where nationalism still ex
ists..
Opinions Asked
In a question and answer per
iod following the lecture, Dr. Koo
was asked his opinion of the ef
fect of Communist education of
youths “from the cradle up.”
He replied that if the children
accept what they are being taught
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the Red regime may last longer.
Dr. Koo said that no free univer
sities now exist in China; the pro
fessors, he said, have been “brain
washed."
He said Red China and Russia
are bound industrially by a chain
“it will be impossible to break
for many years to come.”
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