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Detie, Copyright, 1951; King Features, Inc) -- - t ; 4. !' lit .e , IttitIL:16101411011Mtm , ,,v, : - , ,, ,,,i- --- ' - ..i '''' ' ' . ' l'w"'" ' .41. , , lila tt ' ,'', MONDAY EVENING ONLY t! . . - L LARGE-BEAUTIFU- - , 6 19 S - i J , , a- in-th- infilif0,41stotaukaionsuulustiusosollicamstatioste'fit . headquarters at Fontainbleau. THE MANNER in which General Eisenhower is dividing the Atlantic Pact military organization into three ,cornon the, above map.. There will be mand areas is shown , the Northern, Central, and Southern Commands, With - J a - ... . . , A PACT MILITARY SETUP - ogen . , THREE t t - blood Prior te, the use otpurified Iihrinogttn, the accepted treat- roent of severe bleeding in these cases waiti , transfUsionif whorlit blood, t to broken blood vessel. By inlectcontributes intravenously, the savink of the lives'df those' ing fibrinogen- the plotting' patients by stopping the bleed- ability of the blond is restbred, ing. 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It Is the blood fibrinogen, It was administered when given dissolved in sterile water. and which has stopped hemorrhag- inmtitne, the doctors said. is Injected Into the patient's In these cases, in whiEb in- - vein; ing within 12 seconds in many The doctoes pointed out that sufficient fibrinogen is present maternity cases. The Boston Sunday dver- in the patient's blood, death fibrinogen not only stops bleedtiger said Saturday! night al- may result from hemorrhage ing but has the added advantage though hemorrhaging remains because 'of the absence of the of preveeting, the onset of a major cause of death in such mtshlike qUalities of the blood hemorrhage in othe'r patients cases, fibrinogen, when injected clot which serves to sealLthe who have Insufficient ltnibrin- - 11 i li e' gfea', $ '"'-- , ' ' - joink Fact. Creece arid rurkey Zinked indirectly through ZirtattaA, doctrine. 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". . . a ,A -, - ?CELAN ., ' ,.,,, , - I .. , , j)ESERET NEWS, - Sort Lake City, Utah., Sunday Marr;ing, ,Feb.ruary - i 44, ' , I , -- I44,..1,-,i-1 c - f , . has General Eisenhower gone back 0 Europe with the assurance that at least six American divisionsroughly a huOdred thousand menwill be following him shortly., At home here the controversy over sending troops to Europe still rages and will rage .even more furious iri the near future, controversial or not, the reality is that after,peneral EisenhOwer's report the government has decided that troops must be sent, and when it comes down to a final Congressional ovote, the chances are that .dispatch of our soldiers to Europe will ,become finally: official. As yet, it is too early to say whether sending these hundred thousand men is only the first, Installment. The pessimists be lieve that. having once commit; ted ourselves, the time may yet come when that hundred thousand will become a Million. The optimists say that the early of these hundred dispatch thousand soldiers may be the only thing to prevent World War HI owli General Eisenhower's Idea is that these reinforcements are necessary if American lives at present in Europe are not to he needlessly sacrificed, should a sudden attack come. We here, however, are eoncernedwith reality rather than we have a right to know what is happening in IEurope now that we are so heavily over committed there. If the European assurances -- mean what they say, the Atlantic Pact countries should have a total of something million like men under arms by 1953. They will all be under the executive, command of General Eisenhower, whose staff Is now being selected and the members of which will be drawn from all the Atlantic Pact powers. The map shown herewith dig closes roughly the three commands which have been - established by General Eisenhower Ito tarry out the defense strategy required to save, western Europe. There are actually : - 3,-- .Expects Europeqn, Fighting riprce.4 Of .412 m1ria-s:A- ' ; , . '..., . t i - 7 , 44, b - . - - PICTURES -. -, - ' - - . , a -- .. 4 ..4 r- - .. , first is Yugoslavia; the- secwould 'come pn the sxene two other subsidiary commands Britis4 and American MK- , , 7 - .. rr '! no less Important into d'illerent as ions , camps closely interwoven with the ond is Spain. , .40 Spainis 2100 oize, heatifilut wenery Tie! POnn. as a new policy has to t overall defense pattern, but Ai, elA- - the event of a elegiac no ,, Span today- ., , with-Mswith mirror border. a has Million is not necessary to .discuss !matter how Communist Yugofighting men.. be formed to deal sta. them .her. One is in Africa slavia claims to be, she can no under arms, and they are , The British, for instance, and the other in the Middle more go in on the Russian side good' fighters, probably the S 1 .. East. than she can jump over the only men in the ,world who strongly incline to the belief , . . , t 'moon, because already . Moscow hate the Communists as much that Russia will attack this year i PROBABLE STRATEGY. t is pledged to the destruction of as the Communists hate them. and that therefore it would be size Chinese Large style ordeturert, As you will see, the Russians. Tito's Spain, however, has not wise if IA'e make concessions to regime and the,elimina,..-should they attack, will not find ttion of Tito himself or beautiful Moscow to ., p order in , modern as pictures with scenery arms, postpone. many nearly it profitable to attack only with ,all the members together of his :especially air armament, as she that attack. Here in Arnerica wood border. These won't last. with one spearhead I INsay. government. I,EADERS ARE : needs. A movement is now on ONR , ... . through Francebecause while ' We can. therefore, rely on foot behind the scenes to put CLINED TO BELIEVE THAT .: ...:::: , I ;,,,.., 4 in theory that! might split:the the services of what is today the this matter right, first by iron- IT IS NOT 1951, BUT AN IN- Allies, in fact the Russians - . and most efficient ing out the diplomatit difficul' ' '' ,, themselves wollid be threaten- strongest C. , 4, , as ,,, , in Europe, the 800.000 ties of Spanish recognition both ... er army ., t , ed by western enveloping strong Yugoslays. In point of in the .United Nations and 'yhich Russia will make an at- OPEN e iii,, , '1 1 ... - t tack, themand pincers. far Allies from .. the western appeasing when this !among fact, considering ' The main section of General question of Yugoslavia, the selves, and then by rushing I'Moseow as the British and ea- -EVERY. n''''''. l''" a. ',Ill Eisenhower's defense chances are. as things are 'going arms and "know how" over to French want to do In their g ----of course, in the center of his at hones of postponing the evil, MONDAY ei. 4 4 present, that if Russia attacks this strategic territory. ,, vastt commandParis and at all. Yugoslavia itself will be One point will be raised by today general American opin- '!:- TIL from here he will direct the her first objective. . when they consider the ion is growing stronger daily. I 'readers t ae " southern command" section of that the period between .. building up and the disposal of this I, Iroy.,aarsessor SOME REALISM M. P. 9 1.954 is the western defense network. a and. . obviously the map. As defenders. tney good 4111 At present THE VANGUARD chance to reduce Russia's powA sense of realism has been will ask. are Italy and PortuOF ALLIED STRENGTH IS !acquired by the Allied general s,,,,,, , Vli gal strong enough tn be relied er before it is too strong. , 4. ' ACTUALLY IN GERMANY, !staff. It is appreciated that if on? At present the answer is The case put forward by this ",,, . at ,.,i PHONE PHONE 15LAYTON BOUNTIFUL 640 and theoretically our frontier Russia.attacks before the west- in the negative, but a revision school of ithought is that unless aelt,, IS hilt4t1771 ROM 00004 , IS MINUTES PROM SALT LAKE would be the Rhine, though at ern European defense network of the peace treaty with Italy this is .idone, vRussia will most .1r142 ,..;,;(tsi.',-0441.01111418 0 the moment Allied occupation is ready, the rpdfriThkum of her is now being considered, and certainly acCelerate her , ' tlsoolustetwatem oNMNIN ''.., troopsAmerioan, British, and huge forces with their modern when that is completed, Italy stock pile and may even pro. , :. . Frenchare stationed eastward, arms and well planned tactics will be able to take a Much duce a 4Artumber of of this natural barrier, in occu- will drive the Allies back on greater part than she can at Many of our leaders In Wash, the defensive, possibly to the present. 1.2) pied Germany. ington, some of whom stressed ' .. are it to me personally, believe that While We in The big problem, however, Atlantic, but it is also no seI in )' ' ' . .! , is whether Russia will or will cret that OUR PLANS FOR A thinking in terms of a Russian Russia has also made great! :,.. ,t, , - ,.., ' , 1 ; fa, ,e, ri, " '' not be desperate enough to 'COMEBACK HAVE TAKEN attack in Europe and almost advances in the development of i , t' ' ,1 , I THIS POSSIBILITY INTO AC- hypnotizing ourselves, into the the cosmic strike before the western Eu1 g , i development! I I Reasia- will which wilt reduce belief that ilk network a can surely defense and with Il ' COUNT the Yugoslavia ropean chances t s '''' be regarded-aadequate. But on tbe Russian flank the scene not wait until western Europe of Allied aerial attacks consid, it N!' , should this. happen, immedimay bk.ehanged entirely much is strong enough, there is still erably. 1 a great chance that even now 1 ' ately two other factors come more qttickly than Russian MORE SUMARINES into the situation which at propaganda tries to make out. this will not be part of the if ' ' other her In Russian the next two ', or three plans plan are not counted. The The secivid factor that present -- are .seriously disturbed. , years, the same school of . thought believes, that Russia GLOBAL CONFLICT ; ' ' will have :built hundreds, may"1"86"'"""""."1.1".""w"."".."""'"ffl"www.""wq."1".'"""."11 it I have stressed here often be thousands, of bigger and 4 1 , ', , global War better submarines, even though enough that this , ; , " and that no one sectioeofit she already has the I I tk,, ' ) greatest II .1. 44 ,a 1 , , can be isolated, not even the submarine force in the world. : T ak..g.,04 of continent Europe, important ., Against such strrogth, cer-- , , :. i on which, .) ,......., ' diplomats agree, ' of our leaders tain argue, c , , , world peace is most likely to , - ,... ,. , I , how can we hope to compete THERE IS A REASON , , ,..a. , a The Russian plan of unless all our resOurces are -' " , WHY FOLKS COME , , ' hinge. -- (C.a ': ' werld dominaticin as we have g1.6 thrown into w4ir production ' FROM ALL THE, ...1 '1, seeen, it naturally includes the ....., is 4. .. once WHICH tr-t at er,ia,' MEANS Jo , - , i ,a-SURROUNDING STATES conquest of Europe. But it also PUTTING AMERICA-, le p - I, . I, ''' f'. ' ' be can as ''', far deduced ' shows 4k, as, ,,, lk t i 444 TO BUY DIAMONDS , r i A STRAIGHTAWAY. ON 4 , i , , ,,,,,4, P' at present that the very im, FROM 4 I. .! t's n ,, i FULL WAR PRODUCTION 7 DAYNES .t .' a. :,,, chair !1:-,4and Sofa of N.', ., conquest lounge European . portance ,. 1.1'''' 1 BASIS? In any case, , ' .. ' 4 Vat , '' forces the continent to be left say; should Russia bethey frritoome in soft, al -.,, wee- -al' , till the last (in the old world) ;1',' e ' ., t, ...,,,,.....tt ). ,.,-. lowed to go ahead with her , Jacquard and Mohair ' , ':0'oaitvAoir,f' ,4",-' ' 'i RELIABILITY because a failure in Europe ', f' known plans to destroy us, Frieze in new exclusive 111:1..4 ' would probably cost Com....... :""IPPVIIIIM, ii, ' 1'... Z it would take us many more ' A . new '''''''.."."'""."1.104 design, "Magnolia" ,A1.41-whole munism its 4 existence. 4.1.,40".".k: , -- ' years to win out thainf we cit ' ' aa coinfort ctirvell A That is why Russia son1. ".,,,ea,,,,, .4,17.7,r.,,aeawtest arins BETTIRDIAMOND Russia from reachIk, 411,, ., , prevented :!... :. i. 1, r , ;,,I., the . and fringed base. Beg. ; ,, .....- e, solidating her gains 4i6q::!:ks ''4' '. ,,.. ' -- ' ,; ing that state of ruthless , aaa',.. ,, s to get : -' VALUES! now $219.50, a,, '0; a,only ,, strengthNOW!ii,,....i. i of isdst Asia and e. f , do This, they argue, could be 11..'..- i' she that ,......,..,:;;Lo......,1404,-7 the United Nataeaemeaa....., done through .. not have to fight on two 1 , , 1 of the necesuse the ,tions by a , fronts when her timetable ' -forceful The 1 diplomacy. calls' for the conquest of sary. If i '".A ' t:'e .. sat esawfass objectives can also be obtained 2 to .,,,,,........,,,,,ala..,,,,,,,a,,,,,a,-- ireweetaseaaataete , ... ... , contrary Today, Europe. 1 1 of adequate prop- the dirIt'S1 . , by help -, ' RUSSIA most belief, people's s, .. 1 in Europe and else,Ii-.4;00-'Suite. aganda, Modern , , .. ,, ,,p0:111 AS TWICE IS WORKING 1 ( ' ,r-,--,--t.-!-!' ,, I '1:2'..1,-- , Practical, economical; HARD TO KEEP THE KO- - where. : 1. ,,,,,,"'',,,,,,I,N,i, , . , ,:j-,,;e ,, latter ' As regards the point, ': , , :, ,.;,- :At0.--iREAN POT BOILING and this hand- beautiful , ,c,,,,, 14 r. -i certainschool of ' that , ' ' thought 'i:' f :,..','2.,..-'',4;,-1t , i America's resources dispersed it i is for some set ' t designed t, a f '44;7,,for Ourselves we has 4 ! case, I ly ( ,:-- A,", ,i':,,.' - In the Far East,, " is in ,.L., 0 .1 of en. the rejuvenated have ,allowed lasting yers ii", 'IL.--- ' : Europe. ' ( joyment. Reg 269.50. ',. -. ''411 sit Russia may need the Indust- I I - . n- ''''' f, --ries of western Europe, but the dermined , i ,,,,i,-,i- , ,, --,,4, , ,,. by Soviet propagan., of AssoirathnAdtritheet !.lanred -f cia.liVe have ,,,,,..,,,, , tg , Ite ...woo" : NOW .0,0 mCointirnoel ,, 4 failed ill dismally 7: -' '''t :.3poxte),4eor"I''''''' , ,,e,,-of g 47: 7 I 1 rikA'A it ! our cOnduct of politicalwarfare - i even more immediate import- : , satelagainst Russia and her I 0,1,4,44 1 aloe to her. If she suleceeded at lites, just as our attitude toward , , '4? Euthis the ,e-t, 71 '' s'y of I skk f,0,..t';'i,,:ft:-t,defense .. t control, Here is truly unusual design. Exactly as.. : the Asiatics has provld Jutile, 7 '; ' I 1 ' , t.; sofa . rope, might be almost impos- .confused and obscure. This lovely crescent-shape- d 4,1 pictured. ., t sible and any Ameritan coun- our last t 14.. sulfes made best end of chair the are one -.) 7.4t..): : , ''' ter offensive would be ma4e chance to put this right.... - A I , ,,, ? and at'this,astonishing price. Islroehler's .,, ,, i tm.. . if not -extremely ' , ,difficult ..., 1 ts:',- ,,,,, 1:', 2 ' Own Cushionlled COnstruction ,..' . - , , I ., , t possible. 1 ' For that reason Russia may e ,, gives unmatched comfort. Reg. 369,50, . A- I-, . , ,1 e Well to allow drift now things ,. , 15ery 1 1, only . d i I ,I and try, to lull us into a false We Are I Pike.' en Leaves sense of security through 'such , , , ,1 This .., , 1 :ay Magnificent. , Offering ' agencies, as the ,propbsed Big Wi2 -- WICHITA, Kan. (UP) ' . .4, .,.... confer,1Tour foreign-minister'chita's newest resident asYs 1. Q 1 ences , about .Germany arl,d. Pike City, Nevada, is "dope c --,,,- ,,,40,,, I FREE '777" . ' Nations. through for." 1 ..."' . , H. W. Derrin, 62, stepped off ' NO 'LETDOWN I That may be set An any of this. ' I j ,.. 1 I Asp , ..,, a bus, eyed Kansas' biggest city , I When ' Russia that say t 11,.. may hè was ' adding and prdclaimed, x above Styles of diamond - ,.,, rings.- i - . allow thing& to driftt in Europe, himself to Pa 160,000 popula- , ' oAt ... ii .. means doI suggest that tion. ' ' ' . tir--' l' 19 , t - , EASY BUDGET TERMS she,will not continue her high , In finding a new home, PerI' TTrvlitt Av i ,, pressure propaganda, which rin said be was wiping out , , I, will gcl'on just the.aame. 4 1 , Pike City.. lop PARK YOUR CAR AT OUR EXPENSE It is this high pressure "I was its only resident; have , It Me.voi you; ticket veliideted SOUTH 'MAUI- Ai Otte Auctiterivet Parboil ice ea Picket& St. .' propaganda that la at the been for 20 years or t inore,' he 1 - ' kirida of our mornentcont dead L 'greatest sai"things eniimiesI do not have to re- around there. so I finally got IS MINUTES 'EOM OGDEN is Mlil,VES FROM .SALT LAKE' , c , peat hero how it'has thrown ,my back ekup to move." , ii, ' P t . ' -f . Y ,? -i ...., - .'1 t ' -1-, . , . - , I . ... . ' t - ,... ti ' , - , , 4" only , , ,7 , , -- BETWEEN ' ': 695 - '.f,',-:-,,,..- ..A, -, i- ,.,,'...,....'..--....,- , , . - ' p.! . . - - - - , ' " - Ittfingr i ,,, , ',..t,...., " ' lf "ia"1 '!. ' raya . 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