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MaIenkoV Warns
Reds Have Broken
H-Bomb Monopoly
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path Of East-West peace has
been clearly charted, a multi
billion dollar fund be set up
from the savings on diSarma-
ment to wage a new kind OF
war-an about global war
against "the brute forces Of
poverty and needy
Malenkov said Russia has a
strong desire to maintain good
relations with her neighborS and
the cause of world peace would
be furthered If the American
policy of ignoring Red China was
stopped. He said China should
be admitted to the United Ma
tons.
On maintaining good relations
with neighbors, he said:
Negotiations are now under
way between the Soviet Union
and Iran for a settlement of
border disputes and financial is
sues. The resumption of Soviet
diplomatic relations with Israel
should not be interpreted as So
Wet opposition to the Arab ma
lions. The Soviet Union will also
have good relations with Arab
world.
The Supreme Soviet closed out
its 4-day session by approving
Malenkov's elevation to the pre-
miership, the $50 billion ruble
budget for 1858. the purging Of
Beria and certain other changes
among Soviet officials.
New Chief Prosecutor.
Notifications by the Supreme
Soviet of decisions by its presi-
dunn disclosed that new man
has been appointed general pros
ecutor of the Soviet Union. He
is Roman A. Rudenko, who sue
ceeds Nikolai G. Safonov.
Peter Bardinov and Fedor Bel
yaev, former prosecutor of the
Russian Soviet Republic. were
named to the supreme court.
M. S. Saburov. who sits on the
oman presidium of the Com
munist Party'S central commit
tee. was named as chairman of
the State Planning Commission,
a post he held many years under
Stain.
Gregori Kosyachenko, who was
made chairman of the commits
sion last March, becomes first |
deputy chairman. Saburov was
released from his duties as min
lister of machine building and |
succeeded by S. A. Akopov, a |
former deputy minister.
Malenkov spoke for two hours. |
He made the H-bomb announce |
ment in his capacity as chairman
of the Council of Ministers.
IBERIA is assumed to have
been in charge of Russia's
atomic development program
since its inception. There was
no hint in this dispatch that
Malenkov gave Beria any credit
for the hydrogen bomb work.
Malenkov touched on these
matters in international affairs:
France-she is seeking a way
out of a blind alley and the
Soviet Union wishes her well in
her struggle against German
militarism. (This was a slap at
the projected Six-nation Europ-
can Defense Community, which |
would put West German troops
in uniform alongside those of
other nations.) It should not be /
forgotten that the Soviet Union
and France have pact of friend
ship that could serve as a basis
for improved relations.
Germany-The policy of get
ting Germany into aggressive"
blocs must be abandoned. The
Soviet Union did not shed blood |
in the war against Fascism in
order again to revive German
militarism. The Soviet Union
will do everything in it's power
to support the East German gov
eminent.
Asia-The Korean armistice
agreement opened the way for
normalizing relations among all |
the nations of the Far East and |
first of all between the Soviet |
Union and Japan. But the
United Nations has violated post
war pacts and converted Japan
into a place of arms. The Soviet |
Union will support efforts of the |
japanese to get back on their |
own feet.
The premier said the forces