| Show k' ns4 tr- - " I ' 04g' — - - ---- - ' i I 1 - TnE - CONSTANTINE BROWN SALT LAKE TRIBUN Once in a lifetime - West Split on German Arms Aids Soviets WASHINGTON D C May 18 —While the allies are going very much their own way in presenting a common -r front to Soviet '''idor : : aggression t h e t i ' Muscovites a r e war granaries Only a little of 70000 to 150000 within less than r the is being distributed a year i to the The restrictions on the rearm- The nominal governments of Ang of Bulgaria Romania and these satellites are entirely con-- 1 Hungary provided in the peace trolled by the Kremlin represent- - !treaties signed by the United ' r-atives and their aids who are completing the Britain and the US S R - t Vt'c s I I in various Russianiza( actually '' key government departments in 1946 have been junked long tion of many of t t The study of the Russian Ian- - :ago The forces of these three g'staws 1 their satellites l g ua ge has bec me obligatory in Russianized countries exceed by ban: i RoBulgaria all schools mania and Po- f 'N : 'far the number permitted by the ''t Soviets In Command land although i treaties of Paris ' In the armed forces of these boasting of na- Moscow Takes Tinte Mr- Brown tional govern- satellites Soviet officers from Moscow is not in a hurry But znentst are for all intents and the rank of field marshal to !its own military preparations as purposes part and parcel of the colonel are in charge Russian Soviet Union Their currencies equipment is being used The rwell as th The have recently been integrated in army staff colleges in Sofia tions today is the ruble system their national- Bucharest and Warsaw have been Kremlin's main concern I ! ized industries are in the Masco-sit- abolished and the staff officers to prevent by all available means hands Their agriculture of these countries receive their the rearming of ‘Vestern Ger bas been collectivized and pro- training and indoctrination at many and its cooperation with vides for the needs of the state various special schools of the the Allies In this the Muscovites are un- -- 11 S S R of our assisted wittingly sosisstsw The Russification of Hungary allies Only last principal and Czechoslovakia have made day British Laborites in ParliaClothes less progress But new purges ment served notice they would are going on now and it is exoppose West Germany's rearmamake the two satellites ment until a Big Four meeting pected that these will be brought into line in the and fresh elections are held This woman very near future decision follows the Kremlin line The situation in' East Germany and is a complete reversal of is different Realizing the vital previous policies of the Labor of East Importance Germany the when it was in office It Kremlin is holding before the Party indicates a complete victory for it takes an de0) German people the political car- the Laborites' left wing led by rot of in the Aneurin Bevan and demonstrates prospective domination of the the success his friend Hugh Dalworld The Germans are prom- ton has achieved in France and AUTOMATIC ised not only a place in the sun Western Germany ibut rich world markets for their Preach Isolationism and labor mom to Mr Dalton several weeks Russians in Background lIn Paris and spent Bonn discussing a few are Russian vsboncl! officers Only armament with his Socialist perfect connected with the East German leagues The Laborite left winarmy and they remain gtrictly ers preach what we called 12 in the background (See Sunday's These men years ago isolationism The main are camouflaged as technicians difference is that our isolationGorden Section) to instruct the German fficers ists did not feel then that the in handling new equipment mancountry was under anybody's ufactured in the U S S R Former guns Europe is definitely under members of Hitler's Elite Corps Russia's guns are in command of the new GerYet Mr Dalton managed to man forces which are expected obtain the of very strong to expand from the present Socialist support parties on the European continent to postpone as much as : aeitmr: possible the rearmament of West' ern Germany Former Prime A 2 Minister Attlee and former For' eign Secretary Morrison gave ife-Stole- s their approval to this policy The Bevan-Dalto140A drive for Po AS is gaining rapid adneutrality :p- ON herence all over Europe ! 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' Mr Honeyfuggler is looking for a new job He lost his old ' CHICAGO May I6—Stress of recurrenc! misery complications one when he thoughtlessly intro- i bride to any kind is bard on the individual or disability headltif the firm at an office The diet is designed to Include the with a peptic ulcer Whenever "So you're my he is confronted with an unusual food that protects the stomach! and duodenum from chemical and Henry's boss" gurgled Mrs Into called as such 'strtin "He's told me so being !mechanical irritation !court negotiatirig a business deal ing acid secretions will help much about you Mr Legree!" or awaiting the outcome of a seri- 'Because several hours elapse beIn the heart of the Ozarks ous illness in the frmily the ulcer tween meals it Is wise to eat a novelist Louis Bromfield lost his its fury !way and inquired of a native :mi'lrYherseleursnituations are unavoid- and take a snack or two between i'Am I on the road for Kansas able but serve to demonstrate breakfast (aed lunch lunch and 1City?" 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