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glowing very eyes
there worry too Now he will simply have to achieve conference
peace promising
gessmen to get them to vote for the Paris Agreemenl
And the next hurdle to about West Germany WIN they
ra w The stern old Catholic chancellor Konsd Adenauer the
pretty city of Bonn hopes and pays for this But YOU see thousands
Germans figure that they NATo will
back Russia Will allow
levers the Russians 10 down hard
Here must say that the nespapers-wrtcn by men mostly
abslrdy gloomy negative thinking dreadful suspicious
a might every
They goomy the tiny French
How could sensible anything glad that the
horrible problem armng smng anguish and doubt
in both French and German hearts,
And how journalists every
Msenkov about peace fake, trick scu
duggery journalists
hypocrtes
word of what about But human beings and even
(which saying great dca not wholly bad
wholly good They often mean part Of what they
Well il was a painful all French congressman
Three have swarmed France bringing
death The Hun the Boche they cant help but think Of
mans that
they Assembly
speeches morning
the prime minister Menes France put the vote OF confidence f
would them let
such terrible delay and
weeks Once hush fell over the assembly and the aged Euard
IIero famous prime minister leaned forward and called
Mendes- France
AT present with Russia But II
that want TO talk to Russia will have to
Germany allow It."
All shuddered that resrmed telling them
what they could do And the distinguished old Her
aske Sc they could consider It all
Mendes France shot back you have had four years"
Thereafter the end swiftly Thursday They
2s7
What does mean? That half million German soldiers viii now
be and help NATo make big NATo win then have
about 100000 soldiers But 7ooo OF them off at the eastern
end Of the Mediterranean and Turkey And with the
soldiers doesn't half balance with the Russian
eight million Russians can be mobilzcd In a month
But the NATo generals figure this II and atom
stop soldiers with
nuccar weapons viii at least prevent their getting quick victory
Will NATo to build throw apanes and
planes
at the cost of million dollars second though IT'S likely that
everybody be dead
got o.
said 1t is matter of great qualification to the United States and
the free world And Sir Anthony Eden said "A good
Adcnauer 1T Republic
and myself with satisfaction
just
West Germany raufy and for raufy which
Britain and Italy all completed
What does Russia think newspapers call her line
they say
well pronouncements The minister Mr. GeofG
Macnkov that chubby cubic pac
pleasantly chldnkc reporter
The danger Of the the Western
Agreements" They
have their
France promised the French II illusion he said that being
! scattered among the people Of the world"
Western diplomats certainty
Germany
power the dreadful enemy they
the million killed s,slngradD
uncomfortable theory That Russia German
ship by this magnificent bribe by offering Germany
whole with the skip
France and the United States entirely Another
Russia viii simply pat keep Germany pres
ent and rearm East Germany to the teeth
Altogether week opened up phase
on New Years Day Mr. Dag Iammarskod of lew from
PARIS to China lie had talked
They they peace kept viii.
China B"for" he left New York Mr. fIammarsbd
mild pleasant swedish going to To
he kept
his cards close 90 his chest We know this though
anxiety longing achieve something
Senator Knowand
UN than HammarskJod going
their feelings
When his plane SCARED down Calcutta Mr. Nehru
the airport -glpmy
pnndens anxious find that acar"ys a
that don't why Sehr sensible
probably overwhelmed with work the
When write this week joid
10 Mr. Ch0u"na for n tim"
with cEqudtsly beautiful portraits IN
lofty atmosphere that
and Thousands indeed
bones II cheers
IN" loved respected things
and the Teacher
and peace and rea"onableneSs AMI out