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West Making Progress In Cold War, Experts Say Continued From First Pace; nental NATO countries warning them that if they attacked Rus sia they would be destroyed, was to convince the people in Com munist countries that they are in danger an dthat harsher in ternal methods are justified. An- j other main reason for the notes, it is believed, is that they tend to divert world attention from continuing brutalities in Hun gary. Moscow Fears New Revolts Americans are afraid the tougher Communist methods may push some satellite people too far and another revolution may be set off. After the example of Soviet terror unleashed by the Hungarian and East German uprisings, Western leaders would rather that captive peoples do not resort to arms. It is believed Russia also is concerned about more revolts. This, plus the fact that the satellites are becoming economic military liabilities, leads the Americans to hope the Soviet leaders may seek a practical solution by the problem and turn some satellites partially loose. Poland, if it doesn't stray too far away from Eastern orientation, might keep its new-gained relative freedom and perhaps get more. Other satellites might be offered the chance to be within the Soviet orbit but not directly controlled by Russia. There, Americans say, is where Stockpiling of A-Bombs For NBA Use Is Urged BONN, Germany, May 4 UP). — The 15 North Atlantic allies tonight were reported weighing a plan to make nuclear weapons and guided missiles available at once, wherever needed, for the defense of Europe from the Arctic to the Aegean. The United States, as a leader in both fields, would be expected to supply these weapons for stockpiling. A ranking Western statesman, explained the plan is to designate the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe as the holding agent for the armaments in peacetime. The commander always has been an American. Gen. Lauris Norstad holds the post now. Avoids Legal Problem The proposal has two purposes: 1. To avoid the need to equip national allied armies with live nuclear weapons in peacetime. LOST, finer CASK. Left in the city Friday afternoon. Call OX 4-7899. DOG, terrier, block, female, with too: Tie fringe parking lot. S. Caoltol it., Sun: reward Coll dovtlme, U. 3-7140: JO 2-0110 DOG. Wheaton area. Sheldle eollle. 4 Era. old: named "Wolf 17: Ueente 01 SO would make S bora hapor. boo. Dalmatian, malar no "collar or ten: lot vie. Betheeda April 20: reward. Call OL. 4-0072 DOG. Entliah tetter, male, la vletnitr of Surtonavtlle. bid: reward. Call Sprint 4-0004. DOG. email, dark brown, sheep poodle type: lot vicinity 10th and A sts. e.; reward. LI. *-1073. DOG. 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DOG, all-white spotted terrier, male: vie. Seven Corners, Va. JA. 2-SI2S. cafrTai. noon. OL. 9 9223 RING, man's "auptice Maria. ISSi'' a“W.vw;r “ r ’, “ “ The best hope for German reunification lies. If the Communists, in their own self-interest, permit a cautious loosening of the satellite bonds, perhaps a reunification of the two Germans would be possible. Such a possibility seems a long time off, perhaps five or ten years. The American experts see a slight chance that Russia may be moving toward a workable, disarmament agreement. The recent Soviet acceptance of the principle of "open skies" aerial inspection may be a step in the right direction, though it also may mean a new technique of presenting impossible obstacles to progress. State Department brains are not yet sure which it is. In ranging further around the troubled Western world, American foreign experts offer these conclusions: Doctrine Working So Far The Eisenhower doctrine in the Mideast is working so far. King HuMeln seems to hate the Jordan situation reasonably well in hand. Furthermore, America is about to join the military committee of the Baghdad Pact and then start joint military planning with the pact members. Britain, Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan. The State Department isn’t 2. To sidestep United States laws that prevent the handover of American nuclear arms and secrets to foreign powers. Suggestions that nuclear equipment be given to some NATO countries in Europe have touched off political arguments in West Germany and elsewhere. Russia has warned West Germany, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, Greece and Turkey against accepting weapons. Word of the new plan leaked out 24 hours after the NATO Council of Foreign Ministers had spelled out a resolve to use “all available means,” including nuclear weapons, to meet any aggression. The ministers dispersed today. Dulles Flies to Paris Secretary of State Dulles flew to Paris to meet a group of American ambassadors after holding a three-hour conference with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. The Dulles-Adenauer discussion dwelt especially on ways of bolstering West German resistance to Russian diplomatic pressures. There were reports that the United States intends to back a move to elevate West Germany's status in NATO. To meet informally expressed wishes of the Adenauer government, the plan is to give West Germany a seat in the American British-French standing group of nations. This Washington-based body acts as a sort of high command, holding the power to formulate the allies' grand strategy. Aly Khan Chooses PARIS, May 4 (/P).—Aly Khan, eldest son of the Aga Khan, has made a choice between his hobbies. A Paris gallery has announced that on May 23 Aly will sell 50 canvases from his collection of modern paintings, including works of Raoul Dufy, Renoir, Utrillo and Modigliani, in order to raise money to support his racing stable. LADIES’ HATS CLEANED & BLOCKED HAT TRIMMINGS Millinery Supplies HAT TRIMMINGS Drudgery and Artistic LADIES’ CAPITAL HAT SHOP HINN SAM, IMrni 14 S-SIII talking about any further moves with the 6th Fleet now showing the Big stick in the Arab end of the Mediterranean. Cyprus, another thorn in NATO’s flank, is still, as far as Americans can see, an unsolvable problem. British, Greek and Turkish wishes seem unreconcilable. Atomic Arms for Germany Back on the continent, American planners are showing no concern about the problem of getting atomic arms to Germany. They assume that when such arms are available, Germans of all major parties will see the necessity to accept them. The decision meanwhile need not be made either by NATO or the German government. European security problems raised by the British decision to cut arms also are expected to work themselves out. The State Department believes NATO can adjust to a slight reduction in men without the loss of planned strength. After all, it’s not the number of men that counts, but the power of the weapons they carry and the ability to use them effectively. Generally speaking, then, American foreign policy leaders believe the West is in good shape and that better days may be ground against a distant corner. All rights reserved by N. V. PUBLISHER for the United States, has been granted by the United States. This is a significant step for the United States, as it has been in the past, and it is expected to continue to do so for many years to come. We Con RID YOUR LAWN of Unstintly Broadcloth with A. P. Woodson Co.'s "Weed Control" Why let woods take over your lawn? Just phone REPUBLIC. 7-5800. That’s all you have to do! A. P. Woodson Company does ALL the work. A. P. 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(If joint account, give both names) ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE U.S. Seen Able to Return Big Blow if Reds Attack Be the Associated Press The United States probably could hit Russia swiftly with more than two billion tons of nuclear explosive force if the Soviets attempted an attack on the Western European nations before those countries build up their own atomic defenses. Russia must reckon with this probability in pursuing what the North Atlantic Council describes as a campaign “to insure for Soviet forces a monopoly of unclear weapons on the European continent” Moscow, through its propaganda medium, has been bombarding the Atlantic alliance nations with warnings about dire risks they run if they harbor weapon sites in Their territory. The NATO foreign ministers, in session at Bonn, Germany, Friday, asserted that “it is the avarice of the most modern weapons of defense which will discourage attempts to launch attack on the alliance.” Nuclear Power Estimated These weapons are available now in the nuclear firepower of the United States Air Force, Navy and Army. The precise figures used by American military officials in their estimate of United States capability are, of course, secret. But these guide lines may be assumed: The measurement of effective nuclear power is now defined in terms of delivery of hydrogen and fission explosive. The stock pile and production capability for bombs is substantially greater than the means of delivery by aircraft, missiles or atomic-firing guns. The Air Force probably has at this time about 1,800 aircraft capable of handling H-bombs or A-bombs, plus several hundred aircraft of the Navy. If all these planes could be counted upon to get through to target on their missions, the amount of nuclear explosive delivered would be several times the two billion tons of force estimated as realistic. (In nuclear weapons, the measurement is in yield of energy equivalent to one ton of conventional TNT—a kilogram is one thousand tons, a megaton is one million tons. Fission weapons are measured in kilogram, hydrogen bombs in megastons.) Planes Listed The 1,500 to 1,700 heavy and medium bombers of the Strategic Air Command—B-525, B-36s and B-47s—compose the primary "deterrent" force. In addition, there are the jet bombers of the tactical Air Command, including the B-57 and F-84 Jet light bombers. Both these planes have nuclear capability. Air force officials, including now’s TO TIME V y ak^-' T# ’•M" ** lingua. Laarn it the world tamouafcrl.Uway, \ Quickly and tarifr. Claiita forming mw EnroHinn waak. W BERLITZ. COUNTRY OF ULTIMATUM 1701 K St (At Conn. Ave.) Stirling 3-0010 Gen. 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