Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 169, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 August 1949 — Page 8

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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, AUG. 25, 1949.

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other Yugoslav newspapers. All published most of the Aug. 18 Soviet note to Yugoslavia brand-

country.

Lcmpetent diplomatic sources j said Tito apparently1 is convinc

ing the Tito regime as "fascist ed that he is safe from dfy-ect at-

lunatics and threatening "ef- tack in his quarrel with the

,ftctive measures'.' against this Kremlin.

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note to Moscow concluded with a standing offer ' to solve "all disputed questions," there was-1 n't a hint of conciliation - in the Yugoslav press. Instead it was defiant and angry. ' i Leads Attack 'The Communist newspaper Borba led the attack with a

warning' that Russia has "a

United Press Staff Correspondent wrong conception of severeign

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. ty" when it tries to . deal with

25 (UP) The Yugoslav press j sman countries with threats and !

attacked Russia with renewed orders. fury today for trying to meddle I Yugoslavia, it said, has provin Yugoslavia's internal affairs ed its ability to govern itself, and seeking the Overthrow of j "has a full right to make deciMarshal Tito's government. j rSono ebcut its destiny and 'noIt also challenged Russia to body else is entitled to mix in." let the Soviet people know the I Bcrba contrasted Soviet surYugoslav side of the dispute. Cy , pression of tne Yugoslav case denying them that right. Yugo- with the distribution of "hunslav '- newspapers said, the Soviet dreds of thousands" of copies of Union places itself on the level the Cominform resolution ex,of "Franco Spain and mon'archo- pelling Yugoslavia, and other fascist Greece." i documents in Yugoslavia. Although Yugoslavia's latest I Similar editorials appeared in

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Mrs. Kenneth Crowder and'nesday with Mr- and Mrs- Jesj

children of Detroit, Michigan, i Dudley r. are guests of relatives in Sulli- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marks, w van. Mr. Crowder spent the have been visiting Mrs. Mali

week-end here. j Barents, Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lin:

Miss Joan Walters, who has ' Ipy 'and wno attended the wedt

hppn tho m.PKt nt Mr anA lu, ing el Bill Bindley in ueam

James Hawhee in Chicago, Illi- j SundayrlSt "today for their ho

nois, has returned home. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Joe Walters and family of Inglewood, Calif., are euests of the former's nnr-

enta. Mr. and Mrs. Glessie Wal-: Antonio, Texas is visiting

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Miss Be'ulah Chappelle spent ! Michigan, visited Saturday w WpHnpAw in Tfrrv Hunti Maxine Dollahan.

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Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Bardsley and son, Jim, and Lt. Ted Ireland of Dayton, Ohio, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glessie Walters. Miss Veva Shields of Blonmfield, Ind., who has spent the past two days in Sullivan the guest of friends, has returned

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Maxine, were guests af Mi

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ham spent Sunday in Boonville, i and son, "Smokey" Joe, of Hamj

Indiana with Mrs. Evi Vin"-nt in, unio, spent ,tour days j and dauehter. Bessie. Mrs. Vin-: week with Mr. and Mrs. Emir

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