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Show World News Today :- --' . Soviets Claim Victory On War's Birthday . " CWil rm r, cr, DM a4 csiiease Dear eve Barrtaa iiiiw J Thursday la (he 10th anniversary pf the beginning of World, War II la Europe and the fourth anniversary of the Japanese surrender sur-render eeramony. : . . The Moscow JVeekly New Times seized the occasion to declare - the Soviet Union won the European war single-handed. The Soviet peaple bora the entire burden of the war against the .. - - German Fascist invaders, Mt said, adding: fa, . Balkans Pewwewi Raeder, Hitler, Van Elbbeatrep, Geertag. . Z . Tea years after the beginning of the second world war and . only four years after Its end the very same forces that succored the Fascist beast and anarpened its teeth art again making unbridled preparations for aggression. " .."Once again the theses of Marxism and Tamlnlsm have bean con firmed: That for the capitalist countries war Is just aa natural, as the exploitation of the working class," In Tokyo (where It waa Friday, Japanese time). Gen. Douglas MacArthur reviewed Japan's four years under allied occupation and declared communism is no longer major threat to Japan. West German newspapers noted the. 10th anniversary of Hitler's inarch Into Poland with a chorus of "We don't want another war." Soviet-licensed newspapers in Berlin aald the American army is preparing for another war on German soil. The Russians are just concluding their summer military meas-urea meas-urea east of the Elbe. The Americans will marshal 110,000 man in mock warfare In west Germany next week. y - Europe Soon In 'Rod' tn 1952 "" T" Robert MarjoUn, head of Europe's Marshall plan organisation, aid tn Pari that western Europe will still be in ths red la 1902, when American aid is scheduled to end. Marjolin, secretary general of the organisation for European economic cooperation, aald western Europe has no hops of achieving achiev-ing financial independence by 1062. "This la not solely a aSuropean problem,1' he aald. "It la a problem prob-lem for the United States as much a for Europe, and alao for the whole of the free world." Earlier be announced that the It nations belonging to OI1C had agreed on how to divide the 22,776,500,000 they hope to get from the United States In Marshall aid for the lMv-60 fiscal year. Britain will get nearly a quarter of the total. It will receive ' $082,000,000-4112,000,000 mora than had bean tentatively allocated last month, but (558.000,000 leas than It had asked originally to help overcome Ua dollar deficit. . I T. Predict Sovlot 'Nerve War' on Tito - Intelligence circles predicted Soviet armored forces poised along Yugoalavla'a northern border will begin series of maneuvers shortly designed to wrack the nerves of Marshal Tito. On thla 10th anniversary of the start of World War H, they pointed out that September la the usual month for military maneuvers ma-neuvers la Europe and thin year the season will eeiacida with the Russian war of nervea against Marshal Tito's government. |
