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Show I The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1965 0 Scanning World News Scenes Soviets Continue Firing Propaganda Guns, Decry U.S; Gas in Viet New York Times Service t MOSCOW' Soviet Mass media Thursday continued their denunciation of American actions in Viet Nam. , t ' i . Associated Pres Wlrephoto Leonid Brezhnev . , Threatens to send in volunteers. The party newspaper also said that Soviet authorities were receiving letters from Soviet citizens volunteering to fight in Viet Nam. , The Soviet press campaign against the United States over Viet Nam has been going on without Interruption rince the beginning of the American air strikes against the north two Red Star, newspaper of the Soviet Armed Forces, Warned that it wuldbe a serious miseal-culati- n on hehalf of Washington to counfhn Moscows self control and patience. months ago. An editorial in Pravda acWestern diplomats here have cused the United States again of noticed the violence of the tone poison gas in having used Viet Nam and laid that tills was E. Germans Hold Up disgraceful crime. Autobahn Traffic CAN BE USED TWIN 2 AS BEDS SPRING-FILLE- thesejdiplomats say. The Soviet government has often said that it favors a peaceful settlement, but in spite of this it has refused so far to take anyjSiplomatic initiative to bring about the negotiations. At the same time it has been noted that Soviet newspapers Thursday as they - tried to demonstrate at the U.S. Embassy against American action in Viet Nam. Most were taken Into custody at a distance from the embassy building when they tried to pass through strong police lines. In released. They had gone to the embassy district in answer to a Communist call for a demonstration. When they refused to move on, or sought to pass the police lines, they were arrested. The government has banned the ' D MATTRESSES 2 SPRINGS - nil Ot SHEET 29. r. Drive-l- LINtS Music Store 1 n 355-75S- 7 F AMINO IN JUA MUSIC-RECO- 46 KART BROS. SERVICE 1 MINUTE CALL editorials is to repeat what are considered all the major thanes of every public address by th , , top leaders. Similarly the appeal of the Viet Cong for volunteers was made on March 23 was mentioned in the Soviet press for the first time only on March RDS ACCESSORIES, ETC WURLITZER, CONN, L0WREY, GIBSON, STORY A CLARK A COMPLITI MUSIC STORI SPRING OPENING 110-mil- BUNK BED Stay ia Yaar Car far Reds Call Youth, Paris Police Alert BERLIN (AP) East German Communists slowed down Allied e traffic at checkpoints on the Autobahn connecting West Berlin and West Germany for serveral hours Thursday. By 10:30 p.m. the situation had returned to normal, but West German officials said this was because the flow of traffic had eased during the late evening hours. Lets see how they behave tomorrow, he added. Trouble started In late after- BUNK BED SPECIAL MAPLE of this campaign, but many of have been uncommonly discreet! of volunteers raised by Brathan have said also that they in their references to the issuelzhnev. detected an adr of embarrassment or even indecision behind the barrage of harsh words. The range of action that the Kremlin PARIS AP) French police nearly all cases the youths were can take on Viet Nam is limited, arrested almost 500 youths taken to a police station, then The sentence in Thursdays Pravda editorial was only the second mention of the issue in the party newspaper in 10 days. In its main editorial on Brezhnevs address Pravada, to the surprise of foreign observers, had actually - omitted all references to tiie issue. The normal pattern for such SPECIAL CARDENICENTERS noon. 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