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LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday October 24 1948 8A Winter Serves As Surety Against War Britons Show Little Worry Over U S Election Result I The prediction is based on the deadenng clutch with which- winter is circling the Soviet Union It is augmented by general conviction that the Soviets do not possess the atom bomb Danger of war with Russia lessened each day as fall rains mired roads in satellite nations and in western Russia Now snow and Ice ' are effectively blocking these military avenues Winter Moving In Severe winter is moving in on the Caucasus and Iranian plateau Mountain passes in these areas will be closed until next March or f April If the Soviets should go to war they would not move until they could drive against Turkey and Iran and Iraq military observers are certain Turkey constitutes a dagger aimed at the heart of Russia From this country planes could strike at the important Soviet cities and strategic areas Tacticians believe that Russia would have to move against Turkey if she would drive against western Europe Wouldn’t Fight Both The Turks are arming and can be expected to offer resistance no matter how favorable the weather might be for the Russians However the Soviets would not be likely to attempt to fight insurmountable weather and the Turks - - t offi- LONDON Oct 23 — Responsible are t agreed strategist cannot come until next the very earliest it was high authority Saturday night American cern over the election but cials naturally have been speculatBritons are waiting patiently and ing privately on the meaning and with no outward show 'of great consequences of a Republican concern for the outcome of the So far they are not sure United StateB presidential election Most ordinary people are showing What is might mean bino perceptible interest in the camThey are confident that acont foreign policy will partisan paign British newspapers have told tinue and that there will be no their readers that Gov Thomas E fundamental change in the United Dewey is almost certain to win but States attitude toward Britain have not suggested that his victory sind the European Recovery proshould be a matter either for re- gram Many believe that with the election out of the way there may gret or rejoicing As is customary the British be even more U S aid for Europe government has carefully re- in the form of military lend-leafrained from indicating any con and a formal promise of support By CLIFTON DANIEL By WALTER TROHAN Chicago Tribune Press Service WASHINGTON pet 23— Top military that war spring at stated on for a western European union military alliance! While they do not expect any changes in jthe broad lines of PRESS SEES DEWEY WIN tri-um- ph - ae foreign policy some British officials are concerned about changes in domestic policy that might have an indirect effect on Europe’s welfare They wonder whether the new administration will attempt to check inflation alterjj terms of the economic cooperation act or raise tariff barriers against European goods Most Britons are unable to discern any appreciable difference between the policies of the two major are parties andj consequently neither dismayed nor elated at the prospect of a change in White House tenancy The socialists who govern Britain understand that theoretically the Republican party Is the rightist or capitalistic party and there 5 porumg flexu" j This is given'in the official English translation as “amidst the many worries which beset us in these days" Though Pontiff Urges Holy Peace British Labor party--- than the Democrats but any misgivings about ths Republicans have found little outlet in the press One expression of apprehension appeared last week in the New Statesman and Nation a weekly which said that Britons must expect abandonment of scruples against Generalissimo k Chi an g Gen De Gaulle and Gen Franco and a preference for Germany over France and Britain Ths writer said that businessmen would dominate the American policy and' that their aim would be a “straightforward r - 1 fore is further removed from the published 8 by the Vatican news- -' paper Osservatore Romano Sat- urday the encyclical bears Sunday’s date 5 PIIILCO ROME Oct 23 — The proposal of Internationalize Jerusalem and its surrounding territory was 'supported by Pope Pius XII in an encyclical letter he addressed Saturday to the Catholic Episcopacy throughout the world urging all faithful to pray for a cessation of hostilities in' Palestine At the same time the Pope said that freedom of access to the Holy places in Palestine and freecrusade" in dom of religion should be assured Europe relying on Rightist? by international guarantees Saturday’s encyclical will be “strong men” For his dollars the New States- known by the name of “in man said Dewey will demand milifrom the first two words “in tary strength instead of social of the Latin text which beginstemreconstruction multiplicibus curis quae hoc pro-La-b- or Model 500 Kai-she- 1 $0100 CoL Only Flam ' Our Small Payment Holds Us (ay-Awa- y xAny Modal anti-Commun- ist multi-plicibu- 28 South Main St Salt Lake City Utah s” PHONE 4-72- 72 dDmm° IPdDllncBv nnn ‘ ’ 4 '3D©nnw©n°n©§ gdmafl IPirn©©© u Despite the fact that Pontiac has boSt over a cats since the resumption of production after the war demand still exceeds supply In the face of this production record those who piece orders now wifi stiR experience some defer ha do- haif-miUi- Likewise observers believe that the Soviets would have to drive to Iran and Iraq to get oil thS life blood of modem warl Tacticians are certain that if Russia goes to war the red army will have to press into Europe th£! Middle East and Asia Members of the army8 navy ’and air high commands hold that the state of the weather is the best immediate insurance that there is no immediate prospect of war Berlin’s Crises Softens Already they agree there is a I lessening in the Berlin crisis and concessions may even be expected -- 1 w I WE WANT YOUR ORDER And the sooner you place k the sooner you wSI get delivery So rf you want a Pontiac order k now through the winter although it isl recognized as an' outside possi-- 1 bility that the Soviets might pur-- 1 sue unorthodox strategy and seize Berlin over the winter Military planner sregarde the atom bomb as' the best ihsurance that the Soviets will not make war in the near future There is no evidence that the So-- 1 yiets have solved the- secrets of II manufacture "’excepting cryptic statements of Soviet leaders be- -l fore the U N general assembly in Paris Seen Far From Bomb While planners do not take any-- 1 thing for granted they believe the Russians are still years away from manufacture of the bomb and far II behind the improved model the United States is now making I Which is 10 times as destructive! as those dropped upon Japan Many members of the high com-- 1 mand do not believe thq Sovets will go to war unless they can get international action outlawing the!I use of atomic bombs and until they can hoodwink other nations into cutting defenses through a phoney disarmament program yon are among the many people who feet that Pontiac represents an outstanding value— and wish to order a Pontiac for future delivery— you will bc interested in the foflowiogpolicy on retail distribution which we as Pontiac dealers wtR observes oa ORDERS FILLED BY PRIORITY A definite proportion of the cars we receive from the factory is set aside for preferential delivery to users whose work is mi die public welfare and to others with certain occupational requirements OifetMs mav wiH be filled ear the bmm tf the MiuN when they rocoired sf I -- WE WILL ESTIMATE DELIVERY DATE j Oue to' conditions- beyond our control we cannot give YOU PAY FACTORY-SUGGESTE- V 4 But based on anticipated you an exart: date future shipments from the factory we will when you plan your order give you an honest estimate of when you may expect your car Such estimates wiR be reviewed any time on request -- - I Our business and its future is based on our good relations with the people of this community We are most happy that so people here — as aM over the Pontiac their number one choice as a 'V f - £y£v a - r toNaturally if you have a car to trade we would Eke vn t have k in order to take care of our regular usedJ’CaT customers Our appraisals are fair based on current" conditions But if you do not have a car to two in we stdl want your order and will accept k for delivery based on the conditions outlined 4-- 1 Standard Stetise Wt De Lars Stmtiun Wmgum 9190434 199512 195534 204714 262224 27019S (SIGNED) STANDARD EQUIPMENT m eaw I f peo--1 VIOLETS 535 SOUTH MAIN o TOl sfA O Kxtraordinarj bargain 6 month old! 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