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Show - - .. t ' -- , 1 i , .1 ........,, t , - I ., t - - DEsiRET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, - , 1 , SENNELAGER, GERMANt! ' atomic cannon used in European war games-fo- r the first time have convinced sen-- ! lor Allied officers that the traditional structure of Western ;field tactics must be revised, it was reported Monday. by Which "old fashioned" wars were fought were vanishing between the thick black mush. room clouds engineers fired along the maneuvers battle line - areal to simulate atomic blast - it, , tactical The exercise, in Which nearly 140,000 troops of five NATO na- ' : are taking part, is to test a numerically Inferior NATO army.- - armed with atomic weapons against a tions .7,,,,,,1, , ,11011', "1. ,' k:. :;''Is.:;,,t.,., ' ,4,1'6, 4i :-- :.,:v-,:. , , f'.',' '"'"'K''44t:' 0,1,4,1 ,f ' ,,.. 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The Philippine delegates also called on the United States "to tell the assembly how much nuclear material it is ready to contribute and what funds it Is willing to allot to finance the international, pool."' - - - , 4 , ;006.411,0sAiNtsomaiditae ,,.. 1 '' :172:.::::::',-:.:- 11 4111111, , rIllyr.: ,,ik, .., 114.. .. , rz...,,,..... is.,7,1 I " , .,. - country will uranium-producin- g raeli sovereignty is not infringedand offered to compensate Arab refugees if the neighboring states will enter into negotiations. differences. The Israeli government offered the Arabs the right to '.'''i j!:"..:4.::.:gii.iiifi0,;4:,'!' ....'',,L,;:'::...-gi',,,,- '':',A's;';'.sL- 1,,,,,...,,,,,r,:i:, ' - ''' '''' :,.,,.,:...... .. . , :.': rts,,,r. b , , '' ...' 1 . , '' ' '" ' '' ' ' ' ' 1 '' ''';': i :.4. So- anti-Wester- n pass through this country and use its portsprovided Is- broadcast an appeal to the Arab states over the weekend, urging peaceful settlement of I .'.. . -- Israel Asks Arabs to Settle Differences MURRAY ''''' 1 4,1 'asellgItentnincoygt cialists also were elected. Political observers said the election of Bakdash and the strength shown by the Socialists resulted from hatred of Western policy toward Palestine and continuous aid to Israel. d in-b- ''''' ' ,.:,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,:..:,.:.. 4I , 144 proposal as the "No. 1 item of world statesmanship." But Romulm a former assembly president and the chairman of the Philippine delegation, insisted that the United States should make clear it bypass the U.N. in the up of the international to supervise the plan's operation. Romulö was preceded to the assembly's rostrum by Australian Foreign Minister Richard G. Casey, who pledged that his in Syria Fourteen DAMASCUS, SYRIA (UP) The Communists polled more votes than ever before in Syria's parliamentary election Sunday, sending their leader, Moscow-traineKimled Bakdash, to the Chamber of Deputies as the first Communist member. 13E2 E s': wed Communist anti-aircraf- '''' 1 - atom wer-Dulles leased. The Americans, 1st Lt. Richard H. Dries of St. Albans, N.Y., and Pfc. George M. Pisk of Austin, Tex., were seized by Red guards Sept. 17- while on a routine patrol of West Germany's Iron Curtain border. GERMANY FRANKFURT, (UP)Officials of the U.S. -- ' '' I 1 1 UNITED NATIONS, II:YAM--Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romuloof the Philippines called on the United States Monday to make clear that the international au. thority it has proposed for peaceful development of atomic energy will be an agency of the United Nations, not an American organization. Making his nation's policy statement in the ninthI U.N. General Assembly's general debate, Romulo hailed the Eisenho- Reds 'Contacted' In Seizure of Yanks Repulse Attack '' t - . U.N. Agency. For Atom Pool The five persons called for questioning in Italyi "scandal of the century" run the risk of being jailed by the tough magistrate if their previous evidence should prove without foundation. rl Chiang Airmen ' s g ROW AUTOMATIC - Chu. is commander of Red China's armies and a member of the powerful politburo. Chou Enlei, often mentioned as Mao's successor, was named prime minister "under provisions of the Magistrate Raffaele Sepe issued five more warrants Monday demanding the immediate questioning of persons who testified in an earlier inof part vestigation Wilma Mantes'. Admiral Radford Reaffirms Policy of 'Massive Retaliation' on Enemy '''- 4I Romuio Urges More Warrants Issued In Italy Scandal Keep Communists Guessing? NOW! - ; .:r..' ;,-'',.,- '-- - - ,, ' ,,,..,':',",,-,,--',-.- -- . , ') ,f. l',-....,.4,4- - i - t 31 t Angeles six months ago. The Examiner quoted naval authorities as saying that Red submarine activity off the coast has increased during the last several months. Russia reportedly has a sub marine fleet of 400, with many' of the vessels of the Snorkel' type and equipped with guided , missile launchers. Both Russia and the United States have guided missiles with atomic warheads. , ',,- ?4,.. V.:::,:-:,,::::- iI r - ''' "unidentified undersea boat off the Washington coast. Since that time; sonar, equip- ' J ment has detected them ini'. waters off Oregon, California, , Canada and Mexico. One was - ' off Los 60 miles about spotted The officer 'explained, 'It would be invaluable to the Russians to have in their possesslon a, set of tperiskope photographs' of West Coast industrial centers. "These photographs could be used to plot the course of a guided missile launched from a submarine far at sea." The Examiner said that the presence of the Red subs was 18 months ago first discovered when- a destroyer located an e ..--- .s. :L,.- 41 ,',::, .,- ,, . '' 1 , .:', .,,.i ,'.' , -.- . .; '.' ,: ,i:: i I ,,8 :, :k 41'3t :'': ,,;-T:.- lk. .,.,..,....:.. .., 1. '.,'!,, :t: ::., -.- t7 :44:I.,: .....::; :1,- ' t.4i t ; .,''1i i' ,, :,, :....:.,,-!-:- .i::- t 1 ii' td ' , i .,. ,''- - (INS)2-:-Th- Los Angeles Examiner says that submarines Russian long-rang-e have been spying on the West Coast of North America, from Alaska to Mexico, for the last 18 months. The newspaper quoted a high naval officer, not identified, as explaining that the Red subs, apparently oper at i nig from Vladivostok, have been photographing key West. Coast cen- ters through their periscopes. '. ',. ' ,:f ', 4' Its,,'VT"' y N6, 6, :, '. i'', 1,1t)t :.' 1' -- '1N ci'4,41: ' ''' :':' ,.' 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' Already a number of lessons gr:' 's:'4::i,;N '' ' '' :t.:l.' : ' ,N2,; t, ') ', ' ' I lc tit have made themselves i Alvan t.,v,,,i,.:,:::: itlt ., ,,, , rr.-- , " ' '?111,-::'.::',1 I ' iii4o..., , yi, 41t1,0,,,k g 7..,,;','s4.t,s.,, Western. ent to i .,:. ,..11,,,,,4114,,; . ri',-- : :.' 2, ,,,.,... . 44," :., '' '':',,k, ' ''' s - ,,......,,,.:: ,:' ' :41, military leaders watching the i'"'";sL5 :!;,71 4: ' ,': . ; ' 0 ' ; ,..; i'' 44'S '',4 411.fitt v'a. :'' . :1'':'. ,:e::i exercise. These include Field :11.464 , t'ill: 4'',;' ' .. i i .. ''' '' ' ' !Marshal Earl Alexander,. Brit- ',tr.' iN 41 t t ,, ', 'I :it k,,'''.,,,,itx,,.i'' ) .: 4 :. I ',,i)ssi ,,,, ..;41114,.e: ' -- - 4 Lk), '.., ish defense Minister; Gen. Al"477;:::4'4:;44;4 o.,'; 4 'Ff,:'' IA,. 4' , fred M Gruenther, Allied su- at.b "Le-, 7,' .!,,Nows,,,,tw, a,,. ; ;.'""; it ,.. itt,ii;,; ,, - ,- ,preme commander, and Marshal 1,, ,,.. , - .,..4.-- ,o,..,.ta.1-1,....,..i,;4. ' ' ""4' -totlf,,,4,p4, , .:'...!,.. 0,4', Alphonse Juin, .commander in moo ' Notooi,otek "PC'Vki.. chief of Allied forces in CenSHOULDER HUGE TANK tral Europe. The first lesson is that the British Tommies, on maneuvers in southern England, 'nonchalantly hoist a huge tank old World War II, style of on their shoulders as they move it to another part of the,"battleground " The tank is an offenarmored mounting only inflated rubberone,of several dummy weapons deployed to baffle the enemy. sive by concentrating massed (UP. Telephoto.) divisions of tanks at the weakest point in the enemy front is 4 finished. An atomic shell could -To , wipe out the concentration. Divisions Out' 'Wiped ' During the maneuvers an entire armored brigade, belonging to the famous British 7th Armored (Desert Rats) Division was put out of action in seven hours when a simulated shell fell on the brigade command group, crippling the command DETROIT (AlAdm. Arthur !Communists anew while still !ate instantly by means and at structure. places of our own choosing." Radford, chairman of the Joint keeping them guessing. Radford said that after the Chiefs of Staff, said Monday The Joint Chiefs chairman GET the controversial "massive re- - used the term "great capacity" Korean War the United States taliation" policy announced by in referring to the policy first made two basic military deciCOL EMAN Secretary of State Dulles still announced by Dulles last Jan. sionsto base defense on a 12 in a New York stands." speechc7 "long pull" program and "to HEATER Radford's statement, in a Dulles, who has since spoken maintain 'a great capacity' to speech prepared for the Eco- - further on what has become retaliate by means and at places Beautiful to look at. wonderful mimic Club of Detroit, seemed known as his "massive retalia- - of our own choosing." to live with. TAIPEI, FORMOSA (UP) H aimed at (1) replying to talk tion" statement, said then that "The second decision about Two Red Chinese warplanes ONLY within the United States about! America would reply against 'a great capacity,' " he said, "sigthe skies of Tachen Island the Indochina and Quemoy any,Communist attack mainly nified that in our defense plan-- , for 40,000 BTU Model. but were driven off by problems, and (2, warning the on "a great capacity to retail-- fling we would regard it as im--- t Sunday Complete Selection of Sizes t' Nationalist navy portant to a capacity to retali- batteries which damaged one ate at the proper place by what- ever military means are best fighter, the government said 371 GREEKS CAPTURED BY REDS suited to the situation at the Monday. A government communique CIVIL WAR RETURN TO HOMES time. If confronted with hosIN said Nationalist navy warplanes tile aggression, we do not inwith each heater continued to patrol the Fukien tend to let the enemy pick only VIENNA, AUSTRIA (UP)A tattered band of Greek robe worth SI2.9 in gay plaid and Chekiang coast of the China those battle conditions which war the Communists the civil seized with vinyl inflatable carrying during hostages, by mainland Monday after the are best suited to him. case. in Greece, was en route home by train Monday after years incident. "This policy still stands. of forced labor and concentration camps in Red Czecho- A spokesman said "As you can see, it is not a Chiang slovakia. LOWdown batteries on Quemoy Island and policy that commits us to payment The 371 men, women and children sent up a feeble Red guns at Amoy dueled stant atomic retaliation against moving cheer when their train passed' through the Si 00 all forms of aggression. 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