I am merely saying that the country should knowand House must know what is proposed to be done with and in Indochina. The newspapers have been featuring articles for the last several days guardedly anticipating the extermination of the gallant garrison at Dien Bien Phu. It is evident that the people of the United States are being prepared and conditioned for the inevitable. But the fall of this doomed bastion. so valiantly defended. marks the end of a chapter in Asiatic history. It is a dead line. It is the point at which the United States must take a position and stand on it.