With the thousands of natives of that section of the world going through the building. I realized at that time that the Soviet had made a special effort to put itself on display. but America. while we have machinery which would far outshine any foreignmade machinery. whether it be farm implements or automotive equipment. was not on display. Consequently. the Asiatic people thought the Soviet was the real power. as it made a greater display of implements and machinery of all kinds. including printing presses. musical instruments. and all manner of artistic work. I thought at that time that the Americans. in spite of all the things we have been doing in aiding foreign nations. are failing to leave the proper type of impression in the minds and hearts of the Asiatic people. I was very glad to see an editorial in the Washington Evening Star of February 13. 1954. showing a favorable reaction to the proposal of the Secretary of Commerce that the United States actively participate in international trade fairs. I believe this editorial is worthy of note by Members of Congress and the administration. and I ask unanimous consent that the editorial from the Evening Star be printed in the Appendix of the RECORD.