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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08

ipelde Die Seritellung otoniIher 8af,
fen perpont miro.
| Terlud)e in oieler Rihtuna bat
Hllblano bisber iabotiert. 8enn man
iit I'M arenl nid]t bod nod zines
belIeren beiinnt, lit nift gu erfennen,
ple Den Golfern Elm atomil6es @ett~
titlten eripart bleiben 1piro. 9tngeiifts
Ger ge'blftliben @rfobrungen nit ei-
ilent leoen bisberigen Riiltunestpett.
lalf GROCER Ofilitdrm01te miiBten mir
oaber Die Utoglihfeit zines ,arieees
Der &ontlnente" af5eptiesen, Ser nit
Den nooernltcn &ernihtl,nestpoficn
= Die peruoufomlnnete I-8ombe ND.
re muir cine bon linen, - ausacfod)=
ten 1piir0e.
Gle lenintionellc Mitteiiuna oeS
Er1lioenten bat Sic Gntid)IiiiIe ocs
&ongrenes sur Stdrfltng ser melt
Sauoer helfleunist. ssns,
ge'ant bat Ser 8ongreB in oieIen Sa-
gen fitr europa n1ebr ais iieben Dtil=
lioroen belpiui9t, tells iiir Maribau-
BlansSilTe, tells sur bciieren ausrii-
ltllng Der Irmcen. Nin1n1t mau sic
IuSgabcn iiir unlere eigene Streit.
moht nit fiinT5ebn Miuiaroen, oie
Soften Der Geteronenneriorgung lno
Die Scr5InIrn9 Der &rieesl6ulo bin-
81, 10 bleibt Don Sem rieiigen Budget
Der Ser. Staoten cine rclotip n1QBigc
Snmme fiir oie ciaentlihcn StootS-
allsgaben.
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Die MtombD,nbe

ueber 0en1 unbeimli6en 9ilo Ser
augenblidliben Weltlage - bic Be-
oenflider lit als ie felt &riegsenoe -
itebt orobeno bie Mtombonlbe. ssn SEN
@rorterungen Der Breie miro Dor al.
lem ein6ringlib bie nun als eebiete.
riih nottpenbig betradtete 8ieoerauf.
nabme oes geriuhs beIproden, Sic
Notwithstanding internotionaler
aontrolle al unteritenen. Seoermann,
Der tpabrbaft menldIih oenft uno
fiiblt, 1nuB boffen, bob es nun mog.
lid fem miro, gu elmer i1ternationa.
len ,8onpention .al eelaneen, ourd
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Scmtihlano
alls9Qben

gS ld)eint. oab sic oeridl6rite inter.
nationaIe 2age orh ouI Die SerbGlt-
mile in 0eutlhlano 5uriif1pirfen
miro. am Son1,tas iteIIte Mostau ser
-Regierrng ser Ser. Stooteit, gng,
lambs uno iSronfrei6s Roten 5u, in
oenen etnlpru6 erbobeu miro gegen
Die Grri6tun9 be5 meitoeutlfe,
Staate5 oils cine Gerlebuns oes 8ots,
banner abfoulmen5 uno ser grtIhei-
Ioungen Ser Winiiterfonieren5 i'm per=
|floiienen Stunt O.. @eIt= =Oeutihlano
lei 1ueltcr nidltS als Elm Warionetten=
|itaat Ser 8eltmadte 5ur Soroeruny
|aggrcIiioer 8lane in europa.
giniee Gage porber braben Die
aomnauoontet Ser Beitn16hte Sic
Grbonoluneen nit 6uBlano ob, Die
tm' Suni BON oen guBenminiltern ber
bier Nohte angeoronet 1puroen, nm
in Dem geteilten Berlin tpieoer Elm
eintaerlnaBeu normales 2cben ber3u-
Iteaen. Sn eiuem idarTeu Shreiben
an &otofop ertl1rten sic neItIiden
aommanoantcn: ~@ir iiuo ni6t nil
lens. Die 8e'pred)lulgeu iiber Die Norz
malilierllng Oe5 Sehen5 in Berlin tort
5ulebell lolonge mir nid)t 8etpiBbeit
baben, oaB Die frei oereinbarten Nbz
tommen ieiteil5 ser Soipiet-9eboroen
elngehalten Deroen."
Ser getrieb ser 9erIiner 2uft6riif>
tc ging am 6reitae. einen Monat Dor
Dem feIt9eletten Sern1ir, 5u Gnoe.
Nad]oen Dos leste Sranaportflug5eug
pom 5ranffllrter Hbein-Dtains6 Slug
bafen aus Berlin crreift bate, ging
oas groBc 6lueunterneblnen, nit Dem
ser @eiten Die ruliiid]e 3lodaoc Scr
Gier-N -Ndfte- Staot Berlin iibcripln=
Ben bat, III Sic 8eId)id]te Elm.
Ser 9unbeatae IN 8onn erteilte
an 6reitog Ser 1peitaeutiben Regie=
ring oen 9luitrag, oie notlpenoige1
Sdritte BEL Der Iniierten 5oben
&ommiiiion 5u t!ln, bonit Oa5 ipelts
lihe Berlin ais 5polfte5 2ono in sic
ipeltoeutlhe 9unoe5rcpublit aufge=
uomnlen peroen Tonne. S1l Ser gnt=
lblieBung, Die oiIi5ieIl bonn bellti6ert
Earlament ongenomn1cn 1prroe, bieB
e5 ipeiter, SAB Berlin in 3llflnft oie
@auptItaot 9cutlblanb5 lein 1peroe
uno baB ser 8unoestas Berlin ais
einen Oemofrotildeu Sorpoiten
Gel.tihlonbs betradte.
Gin ipeiterer slntrog, pouab @eitz
Iel,ti9lanb Sen in ser rl,liii6en 3d.
ne iiolierten NeitIeftoren 8erlins
nirtihaftlihe 5ilfe leiiten ioue, ipur=
Sen Dem @us IGuB fir 8erliner Sra=
gen iiberipieIen, ser oem 9unoestag
bier5u Gori6ldge unterbreiten iou.
8isberigen 6oroerllngen ser ipelt=
oeutiden Bolitifer, oaB bie ~politi-
ife ssniel" 8eit-9erlin in Sic neue
oeutibe GepubIif aufsenommen mer.
Sc, batten sic 8eitn1Gdte nidt ent-
iproden. Sir bie slufnabme 8erlins
in bie 8unoesrepublif tpare oie 3us
itimnung ser Soben &ommiiiare
amerifas, gnglanos ,,no Sranfreid)s
erforoerIif.
Ser MbItirmln9 iiber 0en sln-
IhluB 8erlins mar ein 8eldluB oes
Barlaments boralfsegangen, an oie
tpeitliben 8eiabungsmabte iolle elm
griuhen Ser 8unoesregierlms gerif=
tet tper6en, sic Abmontierung oeut-
ider Snbuitrie=s =slnlagen ein5litelIen.
@leihaeitig nit Ser porldufigen
giniteni,ng ser 0emontage. perlangte
Ser Bunoestus. Iouten sic Illiiertet.
sic aiite ser fir SEN slbbrub porge-
merften tpeitoeutiden Gabrifen erneut
;thor t,,.;ssSo,, ,,,,, foS},,fgfoI1pt, ar ffffr|
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81 ,314 ,U1O,OOO tllr Hllltllng5bllte
an oas 9luslano belpiligt, ipuroe Iebs
tc 8od)e nod) langell 9ebatte1 nit
groBter SdlncQigfeit in beioen &am.
mcrn Oe3 8ongrelie5 peroblhiebet.
Gas Sempo mltroe gum Ieil beltimmt
ourd) Die grreelng, 1peldJe Srrnnns
Gntbitlllngel1 iiber RaBlanoa ongebs
lide Itonbombe beroorgcrllfer bot.
Die MaBnobme. Sic oo5u Oienen
ioll, Ole Serteioigung befreunoeter
Sdl,oer 9egen oeu &ommlmismus 5u
ltdrfen, ging 5uerlt I'M gbgeoroneten=
baltIe nit ser groBen @ebrbeit BON
233 ge9en 1O9 ourd). Gann ltinmte
Ser Senat orrf 3uruf 81.
SSn ieiuer IdlieBli6en sSoiil,ns
lteut oas 8eIet einen Sieg fiir sic
3egierung Dor, oie aue Seriuhe CUR
aiir5lne Ser Stieieniumme nit gr-
folg befan1pit bot. Son Dem betpillie=
ten 8etrog eebt sic Sl,mme bon ST.
OO0,OOO,O0O on sic 21noer, Sic om
stluntifpertrae beteiligt iillo, oapon
$500, 100000 in bar uno $500,0O0,=
1000 iiir 5ufiinftiee 2ieferungen, ser
ReIt oerteitt ii6 ouf 8ried,eulano. oie
5iirfei, SSrau, &prea, oie 9bilipptnen
luno ooS raagenteine 8ebiet" bon
China.
8eneiien an Sen nel,eiten ItatiIti.
| Ifeu 3iffern iperoen BON bieien ST.
314O1O,000 Don jeoem Wann, ieoer
Jrou uno ieoem 8ino in ben Ser.
Stoaten ie $8.O7 eetrasen. (Nnd Ser
Shisung oes ltatiitiihen Antt5 be-
trlg Sic gepolferung am I. Augult
149.451 ,OOO)
*
Gen militarilten 9elpiQiguugen
folgtc innerbnlb ~ Stlnocn oie Gut
bciBl,ng Ser 8irtlbaftsbilfe an oa5
bcireunoete gu5lano. 9lm Gonner5z
tag id)lob lid, Ser Senot einem Be-
ihluB oes Observation-Disclosures an 1mo
belplIllgte fiir oielelt 3lpef $780,
100000.
9cioe WaBuobnen, sic 5uIamnen
cjnc Nuagobe DON $7124,00O,O00
oariteIIen, iino oo5lt beltimn1t, Sic
nidtfonn1uniltii6e @elt I'M .falten
&rleBc" gegen rote 9lngriffe 5u
lbilbeu.
Sic unaeromnene Bill Iiir sic
@irtidaitsbilfe ltellt einen aompro:
nib 5lpilfen sen pom Senot lmo 9lb=
georoentenbau3 bereit5 porber pal
lierte1l &orlagen oor. Inter Sen 8e=
itin1nlilngen Ser enOgiiltigen 6ailung
erbalt ser Ionliniitrator oes Mar=
iball- l-ElonS. &alll 6. Soffmon, I'M
gefubr 10 ErO5eut ipeniger 8elo, als
er fiir ben 8ieoeraufbau in europa
oerlongt bate.
Die 8unoesresierllng beenSete am
Sreitag oas erlte Suortal oe5 nelle11
5isfaliabres nit einem Sefisit BON
ST 400, 100000 uno allies oeutet oar=
ouf bin, oaB lie INNER tiefer in S6uI=
Sen geroten 1piro.
Sadoerltdnoige ser 9lominiltro-
tion ifaten oos Budget 0efi5it am
@noe oes SisfoliobreS 1850, oos
beiBt om 80. Suni ndditen Ssobre5,
our $4,000, 100000, ober Senator
9pro (O-So) erfldrt, es tperbe ol,f
iteben Ntillioroen Iteigen. Man fam
ii6 oariiber MIR in 8ermlttuneen err
geben, oenn ales b6ngt oanon ab,
mas Ser &ongreB NIT elmer 9lnsabl
bon 9elpiaigungs= =Gorlagen tltn miro,
iiber sic MN nit brei Wonaten Ser
ipatl,ng enolid) abgeiti1unlt iperbcn
muB.
31pei sroBe Streifs - neben 5obl=
reid)en fleineren - oroben oas @irt=
idaftsleben bes 2anbes idtper su idG=
bigen - Ser Streif ser &obIenarG=
Der uno ser Ser Stablarbeiter.
Sobll 8. 2e,pis bat am ssreitoa elm
sGii1fteI Ser 480,O0O itreifenoen Be-
-. vi n
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3tpei groBe Streifs - ueben 5abl=
reihen fleineren - oroben oas @irt=
idaitsleben oes 2anbes idtper 5u l6G=
oigen = Ser Streif ser &obIener6=
Der l.no ser ser Stablarbeiter.
SSobll 8. 2eiDis bat am ssreitag elm
GiiniteI Ser 4S0,O0O itreifenoen Be-
tletlarbeiter lauge1pielen, am .Weoutaa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-08

men nur bie loeiide SortIesune Ger
bisberisen libel beratenen 8olitif pa-
re.
Die 8irtl1ng oieier Gorednse auf
Die iibrisen 8olfer slltens ldBt iib
eor nidt abieben. 8ir Iteben Dor ser
Gotiade Der groBten politilben Nie=
oerlage Der Ser. Stoaten in ibrer
ean3en @elhibte - elmer Nieberlage,
wel6e bon eroBter 8eoeutllng biel=
leidt fir Sic gan5e 8eltgelbihte Iein
miro.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Labor Federation Asks
.24-Hour French Strike
BY the Asseeiofed Press

PARIS, Oct. "A 24-hour gen.
eral strike in France was urged
today by the Federation Of Inde-
pendent Unions as a warning to
the government that labor's wage
demands must be met.
The federation also proposed
that Communists and non Com
munists join the independents in
q common front to fight for high
er wages.
While small. the independent
federation is strong in the Paris
subway and the newspaper field.
There is also a strong move
within the non-CommuniSt Force
Ouvriere" (WorkerS Force) Fed
Grafton. grouping 900, 900 work.
ers. for a one-day general warn
ing strike.
The Communist General Con-
federation of Labor, letting the
non Communist unions carry the
ball. have been urging the nom
Communists to join in a common
front against the government.
Premier Henri Queuille's gov
ernment recently announced price
lowering measures, and is report
edly studying plans for granting
low wage earners bonuses or pay
rises.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Argentine Ship Wrecked
In Straits Of Magellan
BY the Asxoeiofsd Rrexs

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 4.-The
Argentine Navy said last night
that the shipwrecked Argentine
minesweeper Fournier had been
located by planes searching the
Straits of Magellan. It was not
announced whether any Of the
68 aboard the Fournier survived.
The announcement did not give
the exact location of the wreck.
The point is assumed to be near
where lifeboats previously were
reported. The navy said one life
boat contained the body of man,
but no Identification was available
Immediately.
Rescue teams were en- route to
the scene of the disaster.
The Fournier, which has bean
missing since September 81, car
ried crew of &c officers and men
and two civilian guests.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Moscow u. n. Session
Talk Just Fun, Lie Says
By the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. A.
Trygve Lie, United Nations Secre-
tary General, said today that Mos
cow has been mentioned as a
meeting place of the General
Assembly-but all in fun.
The New York Times reported
earlier that Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet foreign minister, had sug-
gested at a dinner last week that
Russia play Assembly host in 1858.
MIR. Lie, showing irritation,
clinched his fist, banged table
in his Office and told reporters no
official proposal to move the Gen
eral Assembly had been made to
him.
''It was just ordinary. pleasant,
around -the-table talk" Mr.. Lie
said. There was nothing else.
No official proposal or anything of
that kind was made. 1t was all
laughing and smiling"
Mr.. Lie reiterated his opposition
to moving the Assembly again.
It was held in Paris; last year.
Assembly President Carlos P.
Romulo also said the dinner table
talk was private and no proposals
or suggests were made.
A Soviet delegation spokesman
said:
1T was just conversation. 1t
is not an official declaration"
The dinner was given by Mr.
Vishinsky for Gen. Romulo, Mr.
Lie and the chief delegates of the
countries in the Soviet bloc. It
was held in the quarters of the
Soviet delegation in New York
CITY.
Evening star., 1949-10-04

through statesmanlike negotia-
tions to effect real and lasting
reconciliation with the Soviet
Union"
Difficulties Recognized.
1--WE recognize. however vast the
difficulty of achieving such recon-
ciliation, war between the two
countries would be a catastrophe
of nmitless proportions to the
whole world. We believe there is
no reason why nations with diff
ferent ideologies cannot live to-
gether in the same world provided
they do not try to force their own
system on other peoples" the
resolution said.
The House of Deputies, after
a long debate, turned down an
attempt to give women the right
to be elected deputies. The reso-
luton, providing for the right OF
one woman deputy to be elected
In each lay diocese teach diocese
has four lay and four clerical
deputies), was defeated by the
following vote, according to or
ders: Clerical, yes. 2812; no. IS y !;
lay, yes, 24A; no, 46A.
Washington deputies voted to
seat the women, to /. Three OF
them. the Rev. Theodore o. Wedel,
canon of Washington Cathedral,
the Very Rev. John w. Suter,
dean of the Cathedral. and Thom-
as E. Robertson spoke for the
resolution.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
BY the Associated Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Oct. 4.
Premier Marshal Tito, accusing
Russia of trying to ''endanger a
small people," has bluntly warned
that Yugoslavia is ready to defend
itself to the last breath.
In one of his toughest speeches
since Yugoslavia's feud with the
Soviet bloc began, Tito told his
army officers that Russia has
been forging its irons against its
time Communist partner.
Enthusiastically aiming at Rus
sia. Tito said in a speech made
public last night:
mo one has the right, regardless
of who he may be. to endanger a
small people
I'VE are prepared" the Yugo-
slav chief, added, ito defend this
country to the last breath. regard
less whence the attack comes"
1T pays to live" he added. "but
it pays to die as one should
Tito spoke at the conclusion of
Yugoslavia's biggest troop maneu-
vers this year. Obviously pleased
with the showing his soldiers had
made, he said he was convinced
of the army's ability to defend
Yugoslavia.
Then, swinging into an attack
on his Cominform neighbors, Tito
declared Russia and its satellites
find themselves in corner" un-
able to justify their attacks on
Yugoslavia.
Where the Soviet Union Is In
the right" he asserted. I'VE shall
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Suffrage Trustees Call
MEETING to Draft Plans

The fall and winter program OF
the Central Suffrage Conference
of the District will be planned at
a special meeting of the Board of
Trustees at 8 pm. tomorrow at
TOO jackson place NV. it was
announced by Culver B. Chamber
lain, president of the conference,
The new Nicely bill for national
representation will be considered
and recommendations made for
presentation to a general mem
bership meeting next month.
Officers and committee chair
man will gi4 reports.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Rich 's1Store 10 Celebrate
80th Birthday Tomorrow

Rich's Shoe Store will celebrate
its 8oth birthday with a dinner
for employees, directors and their
families at pm. tomorrow at the
Woodmont Country Club.
Special attention will be paid
two employees who retired recently
Milton Brock. after 81 years
service, and Walter O'Bannon,
after - years. Diamond service
pins will be presented to Andrew
Smith and John Dillon for Is
years service. and a sapphire pin
to Edgar Werner for 20 years
service.
1t was in 1869 that Bernard and
Max M. Rich. grandfather and
father Of Herbert j. Rich, now
president, opened store at 1922
Seventh street NV. Fifty years
ago the store was moved to it's
present location, 1001 F street
NV.
Fifteen employees have been with
the store IL years or longer. The
vice president is Frank H. Rich,
great-grandson and grandson of
the founders
Evening star., 1949-10-04
1,500 New Students Attend
6, W. 0rientation Glasses

About 1900 new students at
tended orientation classes at
George Washington University S
Lisner Auditorium yesterday.
In an address to the group,
Dean Elmer Louis Kayser Of the
division of university students
welcomed the new students and
reminded them that the university
"is your guide. philosopher and
friend. Today its tradition be-
comes yours" he said,
Other speakers included DR..
Cloyd H. Marvin, university presi-
dent; Dean Myron L. Koenig, dean
of the junior college; Miss Vir-
ginia Kirkbride and Max Earring
ton. Late registration will con-
tinue through Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Man, II, and Child
Hit by Automobiles;
7 Others Hurt in Crash

Two pedestrians were injured in
traffic accidents here late yester-
day.
Robert v. Reichard. II. retired
business agent and past president
of the Carpenters District Coun-
Gil, was in undetermined condition
today at Emergency Hospital,
after suffering head injuries and
possible fracture of the right hip
when struck by an automobile at
Tenth street and Massachusetts,
avenue NV. The car was driven
by Edward w. Lantz, 46, of 1906
Tenth street NV. according to
police.
The victim was crossing Massa-
chusetts avenue at the time of the
accident and the driver of the car
was charged with failing to yield
the right-of-way to a pedestrian,
police said.
Six-year-old Glenn E. Hunt OF
100 e street NV. suffered in
juries to his left leg and head
when struck by an automobile In
the 500 block Of First street NV
His condition today was described
as not serious.
The driver of the car was listed
as Nathaniel S. Parker, 81, colored,
Of 1407 Tenth street NV. No
charges were placed against the
driver. police said.
Two District men were injured
one Of them critically, when their
cars collided at the intersection
Of Naylor road and Suitland park
way In Prince Georges County
last night.
Winfield Preston, Ct, of 1899
Brothers place Sc. is in critical
condition at Casualty Hospital
with a possible fractured skull.
James Sutton, 80, of 1925
Twenty third street Sc, was re-
ported in good condition today at
Casualty. He also suffered head
injuries.
Prince Georges County police
said today they did not have de-
tails of the accident, but that no
one has been charged.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
BIohm Brothers Accused
OF Eyading DismantIinq
BY the Associated Pres.

HAMBURG. Germany, Oct. A.
Rudolph and Walter Blohm, own
ers Of Germany's largest shipyard,
were arraigned today before the
British high court here on charges
of attempting to evade dismantling
Also accused are four other
members of the firm-Otto Dali
dorf. Heinrich Lorenzen, Max
Andreae, brother in law of the
Blohm brothers. and Karl Heiden-
reich, an engineer.
All Of the accused pleaded not
guilty.
The Blohm and Voss shipyard
produced warships and plane parts
for the German government dur
ing the war. 49,.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Metropolis View Group
Postpones Meeting

The Metropolis View Citizens
Association will not meet as sched-
uled at 8 O'Clock tonight at the
Crosby S. Noyes School. Louis
Spangler. president, announced
today.
The groups schedule con1icted
with the Noyes School Parent
Teacher Association meeting to-
night, Mr.. Spangler said. The
citizens group will meet at the
same time and place next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Congress in Brief

Senate:
Resumes debate on Anderson
compromise farm bill.
Interior Committee hears testi-
mony on tidelands oil bills.
Public Works Committee holds
closed session to study the rivers
and harbors and food control bill.
Democratic Policy Committee
meets to discuss winding up the
first session of the 81st Congress.
House:
Starts debate on social security
extension bill.
Foreign Affairs Committee con-
tinues hearings on Aid to econom-
ically underdeveloped nations.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Soviet Army's Paper
In Berlin Supports
Plan for Red Regime
By the Associoted Press

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-The Russian
Army's newspaper here indorsed
today the imminent creation of
a national government" in Berlin
by German Communists.
The official newspaper of the
Soviet occupation army said the
German people had demanded
this new government to overcome
the Western powers policy of di-
vision and to build a united, in
dependent, democratic Germany"
1t claimed the new government
would be "a sovereign and inde-
pendent organ. representing and
protecting the true interests of
the German people"
It denounced the leaders of the
West German federal republic at
Bonn as miserable puppets, COM
pletely controlled by foreign i'm
perialists'
Action by Oct. 20 Predicted.
Informed sources predicted the
East German republic would be
proclaimed here by October 20
without any semblance of popu-
lar election
Communists in Berlin openly
boasted that the new state would
be quickly recognized by the Soviet
Union and all the peoples democ-
racies" in Eastern Europe. except
Yugoslavia.
Communist-do dominated Hungary
last night followed Russia's ex-
ample of Sunday in protesting to
the Western powers against the
West German republic and insist
ing that Germany become really
democratic.
Other Cominform powers were
expected to echo this opinion al
most Immediately.
Election Not Mentioned.
In return for governmental rec
ognition by the Communist re-
gimes of Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia, German Communists are
prepared to renounce forever"
any claim OH former German
territory.
All Communist propaganda
agencies deliberately omitted to-
day any mention of an election to
precede the formation of Berlin
government.
This omission was accepted by
observers as confirming previous
reports that Russian authorities
and German Communists had
ruled out public balloting as too
risky to their interests.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Tito Says YugosIovio Is Ready
TO Defend Self to Last Breath

20 along with 1t. If it is not In
the right and If its stands Is
a hypocritical one, we will call
that by its right name"
Tito referred to his charges OF
week ago that Russia and her
followers are "rattling their arms
around Yugoslavia borders, part
of Russia's pressure campaign to
oust Tito and his top lieutenants
AS part of this campaign Com
inform countries have closed in
with virtually complete economic
sanctions and have begun to
apply diplomatic pressure as well
Tito spoke to 900 army officers
and guests at a time and place
which was not disclosed by the
Information Ministry which re-
leased his speech.
Turning to the recent Buda-
pest trial of former Hungarian
Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk, who
was condemned to die for alleg-
edly plotting with Yugoslavia to
overthrow Hungary's Red regime.
Tito declared:
you saw everything went as 1t
should at the trial. I do not
know how one gets people to &C
cuse themselves as much as pos
sible. but it is certain there is
some monstrous method"
Rajk and his seven co-defend-
ants all heaped guilt on them
selves at the trial. Yugoslavia
has accused Russia of engineering
the trial as an excuse to sever the
friendship treaties and alliances
Of the Soviet bloc with Yugoslavia