The second point to which he alluded was that which had to do with the selfinterest of the United States as this whole matter relates to our foreign policy. As one who has not had the privilege of traveling in the Far East as much as I should like. but as one who has been there a couple of times. I think a real understanding of the population problem in the Asiatic triangle would do a great deal more to solve some of our international problems than many orations or speeches declaiming about what the Communists are doing in the Far East. It is my own feeling that we do not solve the problems of the Far East. in Japan. or elsewhere. by saying that the Communists are trying to stir up trouble. It may be that the Communists are taking advantage of situations. but we bear the responsibility if we perpetuate or create the situations which make it possible for the Communists to fish in such troubled waters.