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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Robert Lee
Passes Here

Robert n. Lee. for the last 20
years manager Of the Tacoma
office Of the General Electric
company. died suddenly late We'd
nesday night at his home. s25 No.
Yakima ave.
He was seized with heart
attack as he sat In his living
room. He appeared In his usual
health during the day Wednesday
and ate a hearty dinner al his
home.
Lee was a native Of orting.
After finishing grade and high
school there. be went to work for
the Puget Sound Power a Light
company. advancing TO a position
as foreman.
He left the company TO take the
position a. superintendent OF a
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Strikers to Vote
On New Proposal

OLYMPIA-Boommen and raft
ers. Of the Olympia Shelton dist
riot. were to hold a special meeting
in Shelton Thursday afternoon 70
vote on a compromise agreement
TO settle a three-weeks strike. The
strike has tied up two large lumber
camps and threatened TO spread 20
all boommen In the state.
L. ". Garrison. executive secre-
tary Of E0thwest Council Of
Boommen. said the agreement was
reached at a meeting with en-
ployers. Il provides for a 55-cent
Increase In daily wages. with i'm
proved working conditions and
hours. Unions had asked 81 a day
increase.
Garrison said employers had
conceded the unions an important
point, in agreeing 10 negotiate with
them jointly. Heretofore. the firms
had refused 10 negotiate with any
but their oxn employees. he said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Vice Air Marshal
Burned 10 Death

IoSDON Vice Air Marshal q
q - nlgsnt was burned 70
drafh vhsn hls plane crashed IN =
taksoff. Il vas announced to-day
The plane hit tree and burned.
Il Nas reported
Biounl had commanded ths
Royal Air Feres division in ssry-
Ice uiih ths Britain sapeditiOnAry
force IN France. and had BEN re-
gafdsd as one u ths ATTEST air
fighters In ths country
DE vAs a right hand man u
Lord Cor. commander -insehlsf ~
IN British sxpsditionary force
ana 49, . isaaine expert On CO.
ordination ~ ths aif arm Nith
ground forces.
Biount vent - France early In
Oetotsr u lasf year and took
over tfs task - photographing
tas entire BieRfrisd line and the
rear positions u the German
forces.
BsfDss and during the German
advances into f1andsrs he pro-
yiasd Cort With q continuing pie.
ture ~ German movements and
carried out requests u the British
nigh command 70 f1ah fighter and
bomber squadfons into action a.
strategic polnts
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LONDON--Italph fngsrsoil. ed
TOR II the ssS York Newspaper
PM. told Newspaper men here that
responsible Germans told him five
years ago that The present Man
blitzkrseg would b. timed 70 coin
eide with The presidential election
in the United States.
ASKED 20 Identify the inform
ants. ingsrsoil named Capt Fuix
Wlsoemann. noH German consul
general a. San Franciseo. and the
German consul general ~ New
Yofk. De sid the statsmsnt vas
made In = general discussion u
The future.
Asked 10 give his impressions
~ London after = visit ~ three
days. Ingsrsoil said
4 am surprised % find that
many military Oblsciiyss have
been much isss damaged than -
in HeV York have been led 70 b.
nsvs. bat non-military damage u
much greater Than us hAd
thought
sOn an automobile trip u over
100 miles I counted only - bomo
holes while passing ali sorts q
military objeetlyss har1ors air
dr0ues and faet0flss II f<gn90n.
however. . number u houses and
buildings we're damaged. mpeh
more than ! had expected.
What has Impressed me- i thAi
nobody seems 70 hurry. despite me
raids Everybody seems cain !
nave seen ps0pis going home after
business. bat they we're not hurry
INK 70 reach shelter before night
raids. They bist waited patiently
il queues fer buses and sgbsays
Tn United states has no real
conception u what London u IN
dergolnT. This IL not because the
United States correspondents In
London have in any way played
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Officer at Fort
Takes His Life

Investigation was being con-
Quoted Thursday BY a board Of
officers At ~. Lewis into the
death Of 2nd Lieut.. Morris n.
Miner. n. Headquarters battery.
Bird division artillery. whose body
was found Wednesday afternoon
al his home IN TiIiieum.
Miner Il believed 10 have CON-
nitted suicide by inhaling iiiumi-
mating Ras A reserve officer.
he was called 70 active duty Fsb.
Is. 1880.
His mother, Mrs. Della II.
Miner. 7z1i 5. Il. Milwaukee ave
Portland. Ore. survives.
The body viii - sent 10 the
Aorelsnd Funeral home In Port
land. following funeral services At
Ft Lewis. which viii BE- an
nouneed ~ heilinger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
British Bomb
Oslo. Norway
Japanese Drive
Foils. SoYs Chino

STROENSTAD, Sweden =
British Royal air force planes
were believed to have bombed
Oslo, capital of German-occu-
pied Norway, today.
Explosions were heard at $50
a. m. at this Swedish-Norwegian
frontier town. They came from
the direction of Oslo, and it was
believed the city was being bombed
by the Raj.
Frontier inhabitants said that
last night flares were seen in Nor
way, and that searchlight beams
swept the sky over Oslo. Some
observers said intermittent explo-
sions were heard from the direc-
ton Of Oslo all Of yesterday. Re
ports of damage or casualties were
not available immediately
CHUNGKING--Japan's autumn
offensive In East China has ended
In failure. with Japanese troops
suffering at least 10000 casualties
in Chekiang. Anhwei and Kiangsu
provincial border districts south Of
Yangfze river. a Chinese military
spokesman said today.
It was claimed also that despite
daily japanese aerial lombard
ments Of the reopened Burma road,
200 Chinese trucks. which made a
dash from Lashio, Burma, had
reached Running. Yunnan prov
ince. Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Wives Angry
AT Army
Hostess" Plan
AnnoYs the Women
wAsHINGroN-war depart

WASHINGT0N-War depart
ment officials are looking for a
way 20 convince suspecting
mothers and wives that the hos
tess plan for military training
camps really was innocently de-
signed 10 make army life more
like home for the boys.
The department is being
flooded with applications for the
hostess jobs. But IL is receiving
too many" protests from other
women, who charge that a plan
for women in the army is ''invit-
ing the moral decline of husbands
and sons"
Rupture Of home ties-disregard
for the holiness Of MARRIAGE
year OF revel for men just waiting
to get away from home-those
are some Of the charges being
hurled at the army.
The whole trouble seems 10 be
that word hostess" The official
who decided 10 cali the women
hostess.s apparently didn't know
much about what other women
think OF the word. But they
know now. One letter stated en-
phatically that hostess is just a
nice word for a woman with de-
signing inciinations.
The war department is trying 10
assure the professors that 1t has
only the greatest concern for the
morals Of men in the army
maintenance Of home ties and the
sanctity of marriage.
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He said II was mighty pc
culiar" that the army is pur-
chasing transport vessels and
making a nationwide survey Of
the casket industry, in view Of
repeated assurances that this
country has no intention Of enter
ing the European war.
The war department recently
denied it was surveying the cas-
ket industry.
These are actions Of men who
talk peace. but do not practice IL. :"
Holt shouted. Let's reverse the
tables and let the men who make
war die in it for once"
Hollis talk highlighted a 10
minute SESSION Of the senate,
which then recessed until Mon
Gay. The house met for six min
utes. and also quit until Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
For Girls
Only

Turn TO poce Is ond see
Miss America. "
II isn't too eorly 10 think
Of the Christmas holidays,
girls. and this year os in post
yeors. The Tocomo Times
offers TO ploy Sonto CIous
10 hundreds Of girls in loco
mo and vicinity BY offering
dolls for new Subscriptions.
If you think Of Gloss and
ouolity, both in dolls and
newspapers. turn now 70 the
onnouncemenf concerning
liftie Miss America" You
won't be disappointed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

FEW YOKk-Today's political
radio time table Times Pacific
standard:
LAS r. M-President Roosevelt,
broadcast from Washington 10 the
New York Herald Tribune forum.
fNBC, CHS. hBSl.
500 p. M---Cen. Hugh s. John
son. from Cleveland (MBs).
800 p. NJ - Paul v. AeNutt
from Philadelphia fNBC1.
6;45 p. M--Herbert Hoover.
from Columbus lEBC).
715 r. M. H. LaCuerdia.
from New York fCBSl.
Sis p. M--Rep. James Fay.
from New York (ABs)-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

COLtfLLE = FORMATION q
committee Of eastern Washington
mayors to support Arthur Lang
be. Of Seattle. in ms campaign for
governor was announced here
Wednesday night By Mayor H. /
kinzei. Of Colville-
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Government Buys PART
or W. r. Hearst Estate

WASHINGTON p Secretary Of
War Henry l. stlmaon announced
today purchase Of i54. 600 acres q
Land in California. Including part
Of one Of Publisher William Ram
doiph Hearsts estates. for . Dig
army training ground.
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Germans Attack Again

LONDON = German plane.
swept over the English coast
today In = renewal u biifz-
krieg operations after . quiet
night. the fourth In = row. In
which only . few scattered
bomb<rx attacked the capital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Huge Muniiion Awards

WASHINGTON - The war de-
partment Wednesday awarded
contracts totsling SIS. 7zs PSI. Of
which approximately $4,000. 900
represented orders for artillery
ammunition components.
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WEATHER FORECAST

showers tonight and HataFday
Temperatures tnsh. 81. isw, 81.
sun fisss. aiisl ssts. bses.
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Bliizkrieg Was Timed 10 Coincide
With Election Here, Editor States

down The biltxkfisE u Il just hps
man Inability % fully appfseists
anything which they don't see FOR
themselves
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False, False,
alse," F. D.
Reiieraies
Defends Record:
Denies Secret
Poets Mode
rm.sDrirura. rre.lasn

rftIf.AnrtPIsfa. "a. President
Reoseveits hi for the vital mid.
Atlantis states iz based today en-
: campaign charging his opponents
with deliberate faislfieation ana de-.
nylnE the existence u sscrst inter
national treaties Il anv hind
involving the United states IN any
way,
Fifteen thousand paftisans
eheefed enthusiastically IN CanYen.
ton hall here Last night aa nooss.
veil began his whifiWind cam.
palTn lie wiil deliver another 20.
iislcAi speech Monday night IN New
York city.
lie limited himself last night IL
a recaplsnlatlen a New Deal
achievements. sharply sarcastic
counters 20 Republican charges and
reiieration that We are not arm
ing for foreign war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Dill Replies
To CHALLENGE
On Tax Plan
Voorhees, Cited
Generality"
He Charges

Former L. :. Senator {. c.
DIN. Democratic nominee for
the governorship. Thursday
challenged the allegation Of
a Republican state Legislative
candidate that his taxation
program threatened future
Of Tacomas publicly owned
power system or that he was
attempting TO "hamstring'
the users Of public power.
niil who arrived IN Tacoma for
a series II rallies Thursday ard
Friday nights after speaking IN
eastern Washington. said he would
divert from Ms Intended pro-
gram Of discussing issues 81 an
informative nature for the balance
Of the campaign. 10 answer the
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Army Makes Caskei Industry
Survey, Says Senator; Denied

WESTINGHOUSE. Rush ID. Holt d., w. Va. drew
applause from the senate galleries today when he demanded
explanation of the armys recently announced plan 10
purchase the liner President Roosevelt for troop
tran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Willkie
Talks Back
To President
Repeats His Quiz:
Says F. d. Dodges
Cd Term Issue

HARMON GRIFFIN. fa@Wsadsli
l. wiakis aid Thursday h =
fadin address fFun ~ train hsfs
that President nnossyeit's political
speech "Wednesday night 80
sstriklnkiy slmllar = ~ defense
system either etsnlsts - On
efAsr
WHkls had expected - reply
u The president ftam Efis. Pa.
bu. made last minute change IN
hi. program "a enable hin n
speak ffom The privacy - NJ fali-
fosd car
The pfseilsnts speech sss
obsolete thr Republican pfssls
Dental namines ssid. hseauss u
discussed he issues - the tpas
campaign
Il vas san order Ne sasiet
because Il promised yea iots and
The flFht 10 eorh
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There WAS ono campaign prom
Use 10 tho youth % the land that
IN the neat four years there shall
h. work for every young man and
young woman
False = false - false. Roosevelt
said last night IN answering Nsp'lh-
llcan charges that he had urged
the axis powers to sell czscho-
slovakla down the river" that be
had negotiated secret agreements
with foreign governments. that he
is committed 10 involve this ceun-
try IN war
Not lusi false. bui .dsllosraieiy
false" he branded some Republican
charges
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WHATS WANTED

10 return fgr this q 49, sax-
Esstsd spain may havs BEEN o.
fsfsa = share u French African
COLONIES. presumably part u MaF-
Coco.
what IL wanted fFom france
Nas lsea fissr Presumably. hos.
ever. ths asia seeks Aediisrfanean
sea bases from which % attack
Britain. possibly Including the
great french naval hass a. T1aioa.
a request may alan have Teen
made far cooperation - ne French
fleet, although tbis has hssa denied
hotiy at tlehy France also may
have been asked 70 pfogids an ar
hass IN syria. h al ths drive
aKainaf husx canal
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DKID - Military sources
speculated today on axis strategy
70 outnank ard Isolate Great Brit
aims great Mediterranean fortress
o. Gibraltar amid general sxpecia-
ton that spain shortly would stand
more firmly than ever with the
axis partnefs. Germany and Italy.
Specific comment on the de-
ysiopnents generally expected 20
folIow the conference Of Gen. Fran.
cisco Franco with Adolf Hitler was
almost absent from the press. al
though news Of the conferences was
given columns Of space.
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Italians Expect
Help From Spain

HoME-wsil-inf quarters
hlnied today that the conferences
between Adolf Hitter and General
lssimo Francisco Franco. Of spain.
would result IN important action"
By spain 10 the near future.
SPANS claims 70 Gibraltar, and
axis plans 70 trap ths British fleet
in ths Mediterranean. we're b<lisyed
% have played = part In ths Hitler
Franco Talk
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IN return Tor thia and poaslbls
ratification ~ transfer II Aiaaee-
Lorraine 70 Germany and diyiaion
81 many French eoianlss ~ the
aEls. France may have been nf-
Tered = peass treaty and permits
sion for the french government %
return 10 Paris
Actual reports from the various
Interested capitals On the hshhub
II diplomatic activity we're inter-
sstlnK largely for what they I'D
not say In each eass censorship
was operating more strictly than
Al any time since tns outbreak Of
waF and ths only reports PASSED
we're thoss which propaganda min
lstriss virtually Dictated
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Russo-Japan
Pact Near,
Is Belief
Censors and numor
Obscure EuTcpe's
"Tulkie" IntsrIude
nuIErISl

nFnIIN Aa.sif Inter esnferr=s
sta Marshal Heart rhinpps 30
taia - Fseaes tsasy. u wa a.
asuse~a taelrhf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

Winkis aid there eas ~ Issue
hstwsen him and The president
on social legislation. thai h.
simply desired 10 preserve the
social gains made since 1919.
when he said he had supported The
president and his program.
nut The only way Ia Keep
those gains ls h keep tho country
financially solvent he added
Wlllkie criticised Roosevelt for
his failure 10 offer ssvsn one rsa.
son shy he should b. permitted
10 violate the American tradition
against third term far any
president "A tradition that i 100
years old"
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1T IL the very simple technique,
he said. OF repeating and repeat
Ing falashoods. with the idsa that
by constant repetition and with no
c n tradistion. thu minutaiement
Will finally cone 10 be believed .
But. he sald. in democracy
such a. ours where the radio and
part Of tho prehs remain open
10 both Sides the dictator tech
nique Of repeating faisshoods
would not prevail
Al The reference To part % the
press the crowd stopped him wish
one Of the 90 OF more outhufsta ~
enthusiasm which interrupted hia
address
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Disclalms Intentloa

Dills reply was % the assertions
made By Mel Voorhees,. Republican
candidate for the legislature from
the 26th district. At a meeting Of
Pierce County Young Republicans
Monday night
Il have no intention 81 running
Taeomas municipal power system,
nor any other established munich
pal setup" Dill commented,
THE allegation made By the can.
didate for the state Legislature,
who also Ii interested In the cam.
paign Of smother Republican can.
didate. IL n deliberate attempt 10
take advantage Of a general state.
ment made In my campaign liter.
allure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

Roosevelt dedicated himself again
10 the cause ~ peace II l. for
peace have laborsd and Il IL for
peace I shall labor all the days
Of my life
And with that pafaphrass o.
David. he ended his speech.
OF the charge that he sssss war.
he said
This charge is contrary Ia Every
fact. every purpose u tho past
eight years Throughout these
years my every act and every
thought has been directed % ths
end of preserving the peace II The
world. and more particularly ms
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
'acoma ............. .ts.ess. 900
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saurrzE sANauIsmrD

out u ihs wsitsr created BY
censorship. speculation. rumnr. ard
reports emerged evidences that flsrz
many and Italy are seeking 10
aqiesxs eut ~ spain. stlll pFustrats
from civil var. aad France. atm
praatfats from her defeat. any
avaliabls military pausf uhlsa esa
be directed against britain.
Ths beat guess regarding spain
appeared 10 ha that tha azis ia
sired spanish naval sna air bases
Tor uss against Britain IN the
Mediterranean aad Ia striking az
British trade around Africa and
with South America n adsilfion.
transit facilities fuf akia trasps 20
attack Gibraltar probably are d.
sired.
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His Intention

Il intend 10 urge members Of the
Legislature 10 revise statutes 10
force power companies to pay taxes
upon the valuation used In sstab-
fishing rates for service to Gus
toners. The present Law penalties
customers - well AZ mtinicipah-
ties -the latter by bringing into
them a smaller amount In taxes
than would be the case II a more
equitable valuation was used for
both rates and taxes.
This equalization will result IN
lower rates 10 users % conyenisness
Of utilities.
THE proposed revision q stat
utss would not affect municipal
systems which contribute amounts
equal 10 such tar. and should
prove u benefit 10 PUD districts
established In the future which
may take over private properties. +"
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Referring 10 the presidents
statement that the unemployment
pros am Was being solved. wiilkls
charged that the president Naa
taking credit for Increased eHz
pioYment resulting from defense
Continued on Page 10. Column ~
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Referring 90 the presidents
statement that wlllkie's ASSERTION.
which vas revised soon after u
vas made. that he had tslsphaned
10 Adolf hitler and urged him 10
agree 10 the Munich pact BY which
he took over part q Cssshasia-
vakia. willkie said.
4 revised that statement a.
soon a. Il was called 70 my aitsn.
ton That IL mofs than ths third
term candidate ever has dons, Ne
never rsviaes any mlsataismsnt :
A. matter ~ fact. Wlllhis
said. the president DID not tale
phone Hitler. but did telegraph
him. urging him 10 carry through
the Munich pact. and telling him
that hundreds ~ millions - psos
pie would be grateful for = peace
ful settlement
This telegram. b. said. sas
sent Hauf ~ IU4a
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Cites Figures

This would hardly affect Ia
coma" DIN challenged "out Of
the revenue Of the light depart
mcnt. ~ per cent annually goes
to the city, three per cent to the
state.
your public utilities commits.
sIoner asserts that $4,000 Of light
revenue IL used 10 take care Of
maintenance At the city hall, while
the department pays a gross earn
ings tax OF 800 900.
My power program VIII not
ruin Tacoma's system. nor any
other municipal system already
esta blished II IL intended 10 bring
about a more equitable valuation
for establishment Of both rates and
taxes.
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utterly Rldicuious

However. On continued, There
Is no cause for alarm. for any per.
son who has taken the time TO
thoroughly read my platform. viii
discover how utterly ridiculous the
charge H."
Din said his power program,
which included endorsement Of the
Grange bin providing publicly
owned power systems pay taxsa At
the same rate a. privately owned
systems" also included the PROV.
sion that those municipal systems
which contribute amounts equal 10
such a tax would not come under
this law"
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SUGGESTED ~ pAsr

Moscow reported signing Il =
pact sith Japan waaia aat repre-
sent any departure IN soviet policy.
recalling That the kremln hsa
often proposed srxrsasaan
pact With Tokyo snd that ms
would parallel the Soviet German
non aEEFsaion pact
u VS. suggested this probably
meant Russia you'd eanfiaus her
aid n China
ASS diplomatic activity IN Euf-
ops appeared - bs guided ~ tws
factors nssifs - achieve ths ~.
moss propaganda sffssts By sewtnz
confusion and apprehension - -
their nest step. and the nasssaitY
of mafshalllna al avallable -
sources for an attempt ct a final
Knockout hloN At tiFitalas
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PROPAGANDA Ann rsor.

Axls diplomatic lightning
east and vest today.
and from Moscow the strict
Soviet censorship passed dis
patches ferrcastluF imminent
signature u a Russo-Japaness
uou-aggrsssion pact.
rhls wefd ana tn drum .fife e
report. runner snd speeuiatiaa
fioedlna from asis ard axi..aem-
mated capitals appeared - pfssse-
a krana arsie offensive - Ger
many ard i,aiy. sflking Al the
power ~ The British smplrs
signature 81 . Dap
saess Past. u sss acted. might
free Ispsa foe ness active eei-
iasas.iisa vita hss asls n,iil.
tasy allies IN the Tsf Fast
Al the sans Tine. Soviet policy
In the west might bs strengthened
~ relaxation ~ fears - a lap
ansss hlow ~ distant siberia