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COLD WAR IS SHIFTING BACK TO EUROPE
Washington, October 21. Informed sourcas told the United Press today that the Soviet Union is now believed to have switched its cold war pressure from the Far East back to Europe.
They said there were many indications of this, but perhaps the most striking was the strong wording of the Russian protest on Friday ac- cusing the United States, Britain and France .of planning to change the West German
police into an army. Officials here sold it has not
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Press reports based on Moscow
Now that "elections" have been radio broadcasts quoted the Rus- sian protest as saying that the held in Eastern Germany, the Soviet Union will not tolerate the Russian move to grant a separate formation of a West German peace treaty to Eastern Germany. uriny. A translation of the prolest to obtain the recognition of the received by the State Depart- new state as an equal with other ment from the United States Em-satellites and to permit the new hossy in Moscow used the words state to arm itself freely, would that the Soviet Union "cannot not be an unexpected result of reconcile itself to" a West Ger- the Prague meeting, these off-
cials said. United Press.
tuan army.
10 was learned that the State Department has asked the Em- bussy In Moscow to cable the
Russian words used in the note
so the exact sense of the phrase can be evaluated.
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is one of the HK.T. strongest ever exchanged in modern peacetime diplomacy. On the other hand, "cannot reconcile itself" is not considered unusually Lelligerent for the Russians and the mole's signifieahee may be no more than a headline making an attempt to centre attention on the current meeting of the Deputy Premier, V. M. Mololov, and, satellite foreign ministers in Pra-' ፫.
Prague meeting
is also
The Prague meeting cited by officials here to sup port their bellef that the Rus- aians have now turned thoir major attention away from the! Far East. This is partly based,
the they say, on
appearance there of Mr. Molotov,
whose his
major preoccupation since promotion from Foreign Minis ter in March 1949 has been Far! Eastern affairs.
These omcials say there is a strong possibility that the Prague meeting
opening may be the move in the long anticipated Russian action to raise Eastern Germany to equality among other satellites.
The similarity of the present meeting with that of Warsaw in 1947 is cited by these officials to Mr. support this. At Warsaw, Mololoy also met with
satellite foreign ministers to discuss the future of Germany. A communl- que issued at the end of that i meeting accused the Western
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Tito says Korea ARMS DUMPS caused Russia to lose face in FE
Belgrado, October 21.
Catania, Bielly, October 2 Six have been arrested-aud others have been detained questioning after a wide ves for hidden arms fu" the Cata arep ev
ed
19
of Sielly, the police annou today About 000 police took part Marshal Tito told three visiting United States
which the sweep
uncovered rifes, 4 machine-gun, Congressmen today that the Russian-led
rounds of ammunition, 17 sh Cominform had damaged its position in the
ree anti-tank minca, Faild Korean war and lost face in the Far East.
hand-grenades.
Earlier today the police on: After an hour and a half in-
another arms'dunp terview with the Yugoslav the need for food. The American chief at his villa overlooking Ambassador, Mr. George Alfen, a cave at Livelluto, near Ge
more than has said that serious
containing Belgrade, the Congressmen
Nunds of British, German snid they drew the impression may be bought to this country Italiar, nimunition in per
obtains unless she that Marshal Tito felt that abroad.
from conuition as well as three s China might go the same way.
1. Yugoslavia's drought and announced that they i
starvation
Aid
D
anti-tank cannons and 200 ha
as Yugoslavia-In other words (Only yesterday Yugoslavia re-grenades.-Reuter operate a Communist govern-quested US$105,000,000 in assis- ment
of independent
the lande from the United States.) Kremlin's dictates.
are
Congressmen The three Representative O. C. Fisher (De- mocrat, Texas), Representative Thurmond Chatham, (Democrat North Carolina) and Representa- Live Laurie Battle (Democrat, Alabama).
Quest for peaco
opinion that ntd 10 Yugos will be necessary,
On the question of Korea 2. Yugoslavia's quest for Fisher sald that Tito left peace. The Congressman said In Impression that the prestle unison that Tito emphasised Russia has suffered, partic that Yugoslavia is ready to go among the Cominform cou along with whatever recom- as a result of the uggTOSSÍ mendations are made by the Korea. Both Mr. Chatham- United Nations.
Mr. Battle agreed. At Press conference, they de
The Congressmen took u clined to quote
3. the Marshal
The effect of the Korean question of Yugoslavia's p directly but spoke of their
war on the general altuation in in the event of war. Mr. Im-
the cold war between pressions freely.
the East sail Tito firmly declared and the West.
Yugoslavia would do her case of aggression under United Nationa.
They said that Tito, dressed in
Here for a brief visit, the Con- gressmen covered a wide runge the blue uniform of a Marshal, of subjects affecting Yugoslav-| showed thèm a master plan under The Congressmen will Ica American relations, but they to which foodstuffs would be spread morrow on board ́a' specia cussed particularly on three major | over the country if aid is granted: Air Force plane for Ath points:
All three expressed their 1 Associated Press.
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