Dulles Hits Russia
For Continued
German Partition
WASHINGTON, UP)— Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles yes
terday denounced continued par
tition of Germany as “a scandal”
and “a crime.” He said Russia
was solely to blame for this.
In a statement, Dulles called on
Russia to attend a Big Four for
eign ministers meeting, as pro
posed by the West, Oct. 15 to dis
cuss the deadlocked German and
Austrian problems.
The conference was proposed in
a joint U.S.-British-French note to
Moscow, made public last night.
It appeared to put the Soviets
on a diplomatic spot and simul
taneously to give West German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
powerful campaign ammunition
for Sunday’s election test.
Dulles’ statement was given re
porters at a news conference dur
ing which the secretary declared
that failure of the West German
people to reelect Adenauer’s co
alition would have a disastrous
effect on prospects for German
unification.
Repudiation of Adenauer’s mod
erate government would certainly
create confusion which would in
definitely postpone solution of the
German problem, he said. -
It was. the strongest public en
dorsement of Adenauer yet to be
voiced by any top rank American
American governmental official.
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