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GEN \‘ANRS . .Aliisi-nic English - language. By JOHN M. HIGH'I‘OER broadcast to North America 12 WASHINGTON IAPl <~ ('5 (law ago.

officials are intrigued by evi- This developed two themes:

dence the Soviet Union now That Soviet Communists are.

would like the United States to \Kttj'kil‘lﬁ if‘l' world peace and give hcr a hand in Moscow's deserve US support for their struggle wuh Red China cftorts. and that tiie Russians

do not like the antiComniunisi mom of “such men as Senator Goldualcr and members of the John Birch Socioy.”

The broadcast claimed the 5m ict e r n me nt under Khrushchev has always worked for peace even to the extent of denying vital weapons to its al-

. ms to be. on the face. of it. what the Russians are aiming at with their lecture to the American prcss Thursday about printing Communist (‘hl- Chal'L't‘S against Soviet. Communism.

Beneath the surface ow ever. the Russians actually ap-j poar to be trying to use their dispute with the. Chinese in an' effort tn u-rin: concessions from the US in fields of disarma- ment. nuclear arms for \‘A’I‘O or the future of Germany and Berlin.

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"When this country dcvcloped nuclear weapons. China asked for some, The Soviet Union re- fused It believed such weapons should not be diffused."

It is an interestin: twist on what US policymakers coii- \"I‘IAI’UNS REFUSED sidcr one of the most inipor- Th?" "3"!“ “1“ PM” “I “tel taut situations in the world in. ar2umcni Boiled down it ll day Communist unity. this it Russta refused nuclear‘ ' “l‘PCklni fight between Moscow \rca ons Red China the and Peking. United States should be Willin ‘ The mere tart iii..- nussians to refuse them to West Ger-f

many. This in turn is a specific Soviet argument against l'b'. . barked proposal for a NATO nuclear missile fleet that would include West Germany. The Russians then apparently hoped to drive home their case with more force. They insisted tli(‘1r denunciation of the (7 i- nese insistence for militant (‘omiiuinist revolution “kills the my ' :rcssive " the same they implied the US. b

,such a way as in suczcsl a greater community of interest with the 11.5 than with the Chiﬁ nese is an indication of how far' Premier Khrushchev and his adVisers think the situation has gone,

Pravda published an article

papers for printing what the pa- Iper called "rudel :lross. antl- Soriet invciitions' of tho Chi. nose. ' Tho Sovict ('omniiiiiist party paper said one effect is ;to perpetuate the "myth about. ithe BEEI‘ESSIVQ nature of the Sovtels"

\‘.\TO disarmament vision of Berlin. is i‘lE opportunity world peace Sayin: the

or the di n‘iiSstlt: a

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US press publishes only Chinese char:es

.S. experts said the Soviet purpose in Thursday's article was not clearly developed but it had been brought out in a

first step nest relations. hmmerod this point: "Why is ii that

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iYanks Intrigued By Hints Soviets Seeking U.S. Aid

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if he had had another diamond

. \\ lei-I heart and then shittcd to the six of spades. Dc- .AJ ,i-lni‘cr would have made the ‘Js yt'Oitlt‘flt'l it he had put on the U WEST EAST -tcii troni dummy. but. alicr‘ .QB .Ags'f‘ istcwui: a \\illiP I\\f‘l’ \\'i‘l(‘iilt“l"| .Axlog “.173 chat (t‘llid he iiiiiiorlcariin; iit’ , .9365 .743 i ace or the qucon. he played the .KQS 4.43 king and eventually went down SOUTH . one 53 Problems IlkP this are fre- 98 onentl) sohed on the basis of QKQ102 :lnzic Declarer realizes that it-‘ QA109875 lEast has both. the ace and no bidding: iquoen his play from dummy we" North East South does not mattcr. so he stars. 1. Pa" 1. 2N attachin: the problem by ten Dble P858 Pm 3* VIBIH’PIV asSiznin: one honor .o Dblo \Vcsv. say. the are

He says to himself that if inis‘

Opening lead-mkiii: of hoarls.

This hand came up in a rub- ber bridze game Der-larcr was Iaccd with a crucial :Iici-s early in the plav-v and misziicsscd and llic question is whctiicr nr‘ should have guesscd t‘l’L‘ill.

First. it word about the but. ding. North South were playm: can be “3211de with a fines“

is the case then East is bound to

clubs to justify his response at one spacit‘, Dcclarcr can there- . tnro ai'lord to play the ten from dummy if it lost‘s to the utter... l he will later lose only one trump;

what is known its the unusual I notriimp convention. and inc is all the more sound it it or jump to two nolriinip wis Siltiii- assumcd that Wcst has the

queen and Eazt the ace. in such case \‘oiitli wtll surely lose two: trump tricks. judging by West's: double. but only one spade trick

or to a takeout double cxrcpi. that it indicatcd unusual length in the minor suits.

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a slalet‘nI. made by Brinco

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Communists) with Chinese lead— llc «aid the nian was to start ers is it chance to llll‘I’I it to this ionr. "Now Quebec comes their own anti-(‘omiiiunist end; Mon: and says. ‘Woll. we now, “Western countries will be ﬁnd mm ave SIN” 99"” this making a great mistake it they o “0'” need It; let themselves be taken in Irv "if thig' power is needed a siich men. They will lose a good year lator they can heizin con- npnnrtunity lo rcach azi‘ccmcnt Strut-itch H .H‘FH' HIP" ~ 7' With the Soviet Union and its “P “M.” "1' no“? has '0 . be available in 1969. construc- fiiends for common peace ac- tum can start a year later——

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