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By JOHN BARTH ROME, Mar. 15 (CDN)—-If World War III is going to start at all it will start next August. . This conclusion is backed by reasons based on information ‘gleaned from interviews during a recent trip through France, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. Here are the reasons: ONE: Russian leaders know all about Uncle Sam’s military objectives, If the Soviets do not undertake their victory march across Europe in 1951, they will have to pay infinitely more to do the samé march in 1952 or later. Winter Would Help i If Russia overran Europe in |1ate August, winter would increase the difficulties of Western air counterattacks on central and northern Russia,

{used to establish military oceupation and to integrate occupation politically—using the millions of Communists in Germany, France and Italy as the front: TWO: The crop situation deflnitely points to the August date, By then the harvest all .over

{gathered. { Food Is Key Point | Greater importance is placed on |crops that Americans generally realize. Food is a key point of R an logistics. | — Ss lives two-thirds off the land on the spot where he fights. The United’ States has four soldier supply men backing opel 0

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VENTS TO Pranking Norman, Rosella Burns; RayE DAY | pnd, Rosemary Cox; Robert, ary Indians Mineral Assratates Association Wink tomorrow, Claypool. Rd | &

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Harold Francis Davis, 42, at 3331 Clifton, | coronary occlusion.

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