It may be hoped that the Soviet Union fully recognizes what consequences may come from fishing in already troubled waters that are not her own. The present tragedy of war must be turned into a golden opportunity for peace. But let none mistake the magnitude of the problems to be surmounted. A victorious nation will rightfully make demands that will serve to guarantee her national sovereignty. And the thorny refugee problem will have to be squarely met. To at last cut through the problems that have torn and kept this area asunder will take unflagging courage and patience. But the rewards will well be worth the lengthy perseverance.