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arms aid program, costing close to
$2,000,000,000.
2. Discussion among the 12 sig
natory powers on organization of
a council and defense committee
to unify the defenses of the non
communist western world under
the alliance.
The Senate also plodded toward
a, vote on the $5,580,000,000 Euro
pean recovery program. Lengthy
debate is expected on the aid mea
sure.
The Bulgarian communist party
announced in Sofia today the oust
ing of Traicho Kostov' as deputy
premier and member of the polit
buro—the No. 1 communist party
group in the land.
Kostov was accused of intrigue
and double dealing to cau^e trou
ble with Soviet Russia and at
home.
The official Yugoslav news
agency, Tanjug, in a broadcast
heard in London said 300 state
and communist party leaders have
been arrested in Bulgaria on spy
charges. It said Rostov is involv
ed in the case.
Tass, the Soviet news agency,
reported in London that Russia
has protested that the western
powers broke a Big Four agree
ment by making changes in the
frontiers of Western Germany.
In Tel Aviv the Israeli govern
ment won a vote of confidence
last night after a stormy five-hour
debate on the armistice agreement
with Trans-Jordan. The parlia
ment also voted to ratify the arm
istice.
The Greek defense co-ordination
council met in Athens today to
conside" charges that Albanians
are aiding communist rebels in a
fierce battle with Greek national
ists in the Grammos mountains.
Wednesday, April 6, 1349
Russia and the western powers
raised the curtain on the United
Nations assembly in New York to
day by squaring off for debate
over communist treatment of Josef
Cardinal Mindszentv and other
churchmen behind the iron cur
tain. The fight may serve as a pre
lude to the expected east-west tilt
over the newly-signed North At
lantic pact.
Russia’s No. 1 deputy foreign
minister Andrei A. Gromyko fail
ed to launch his expected blast at
the pact at yesterday’s opening
session of the assembly. Most dele
gates, however, feel sure he is pre
paring an attack.
In Washington the United States
Britain and France are trying to
iron out their differences over
I three-power control of Western
Germany.
In the next few days secretary
of state Acheson, British foreign
secretary Bevin and French for
eign minister Schumann will try
to reach basic agreements which
they can pass on to subordinates
in London.
Meantime Gen. Omar Bradley’s
call for “common defense” of
Western Europe’s borders spurred
fresh Senate demands for estim
ates on the cost of rearming North
Atlantic nations.
In Grafenwoehr, Germany, Gen.
Lucius D. Clay told American
troops in an Army Day speech that
the United States is pledged to
prevent any aggression against
Western Europe “by force if neces
sary.”
The American commander said
America’s entrance into the Atlan
tic alliance committed her to help
maintain peace.
A Chinese communist broadcast
heard in shanghai today demand
ed the immediate surrender of the
Nanking government. The broad
cast came a short time after au
thoritative sources said the com
munists had handed the govern
ment an ultimatum demanding
virtual surrender.
Informants .>aid the ultimatum
was handed to acting president Li
Tsung-Jen by two communist rep
resentatives.
At Athens the Greek rebel radio
broadcast that guerrilla forces
have recaptured the mountainous
western Grammos area, but the
nationalist government insisted
the G’eek army has the upper
hand.
“Each U. S. citizen supports be
tween one and two rats.”—Public
Health Service report.
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