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8 SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—The | California Academy of Sclences now has 33 rare frogs, called formerly
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by the full, unreserved might of the United States. These observers are under no illusion that the United Nations can stop Russia, or even slow her down. But they believe that the Brussels Pact between Great Britain, France and the Benelux countries can serve as the nucleus for the necessary non-Communist coali-
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will keep pushing the little fellows _around—making them work |
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has any doubt that Chile, the | ousted Dr. Papenek, and the resigned Ambassador Slovik are| correct in charging that Russian] threats and fifth columnists lay! behind the coup.
Can't Prove Coup "But most with whom I have! talked doubt that this can be proven. They fear Ambassador Andrei A. Gromyko is safe in his! defiant belief that—so far as proof will show--the revolution! will have to stand as an internal| upset,
It is safe to say that the U, 8,,| p= British, Chinese and French dele-| gations will watch hopefully the! attempts of Chile and Dr. Papa-| nek to prove that Russia did| force Czechoslovakia to let a mi-| nority seize power, But unless these attempts are| more successful than is expected, { This Coupon will be red the Great Powers may do ol more than encourage debate for|
They are encouraged by Scandinavian interest in that eco-nomic-military alliance. think such a freedom bloc can draw strength from the 16-power economic co-operation involved
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its effect on world opinion, rather than try to obtain UN condemnation of Russia's actions. These observers reject the idea that the coming elections will
-|in our European Relief Program.| And they feel that President
Truman's speech, asserting his desire to back the freedom bloc| to the limit, will speed the move-| ment. In all such discussions, the, United Sta’es is the key. Those who know the Soviet economic, industrial and military situation best are convinced that she is in no condition te fight a war anywhere off her own soil, at present. They feel that way about even an old-fashioned war, like World War II. certain that Moscow would al-| most crawl to avoid an atomic, war. A-Bomb Would Be Used And as much as they deplore the terrible nature of an atomic war, none with whom 1 have! {talked has any doubt: that, if war came, several major Soviet] cities would go up in atomic clouds within a few days. It is the almost universal feel- | ing that the world cannot begin| pulling itself up by its own boot-!| straps—and the United Nations cannot begin functioning—until! Russian aggression is stopped. They think it can be stopped ~-and they hope it will be! stopped-—the first time Russia makes an aggressive step that can be proven to violate the principles of the UN charter.
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turn Italy into another Spain, with the United States and Russia fighting an undeclared war lon her soil. |
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