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6 .05 S 18 June 47

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'Pa-ge I Tria l of SS men has bun in .PR.X DA 1 S oonuint. on kar shall olanfor rehabilita+. ion of ,luropo

2 Gromyko proposes Russian for Txt-3sta governorDimitrov . re21ies to US condeLnaion of .Petl;:ov's•arrestCzechoslovak military dA. :::satoia r.nrielhsDubrovnik Naval Academy zaidshn t s parLid

, • •Eoing..to Paris orl_pwA;i2iti,Itiie..

it,or .:G-rkprOV.;OCaticingAl'aciaa ••4 •• ,,allace i s cindsidacy for US prikftency.

to b .a launched on July 19thBul.aarian Govc.rament donisi3rot:st no 4- ...:,s from USA and 2. LinSri'-ish a...maunition us-;d in 2•.;c • nt, incident

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karibor: mne trial Of eignfrimbers of Llstapo, who worked, on a . ayst:maic extermination

Slovn-people, has.bgun before the council of+he peoples court in karAbor... mhe .main dndant is Xurt

• 5 t a-.2e, former cif of police in Maribor end mmber of tne. SS.- :fie is chared with A4SS mnrder, torture and sanding

to forded labour ...and resettling . of the Sloveae peOpleimha defendant ordared the .killing of some 500 hoetagesin mrbovlje : and other cities; On nis ord7r, mass shootingof the population, plundering'and . buraing of villages

' had bean oarriod out. Also the otner defeaants will haveto ansiex before t he military court for coun),:less gruesomecrimes which t .iley had perpetrated on the 6.1,oVne people.

(Radio irade in oerbo-Croat, June 17, 00.15)

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Uommaating, in its-intrnal-onal on..ecrtary of Stce karshall i s plan for t:h- so-calledrehabili + ation_of Lurope,' the .i.ioscow leadh daily,Pr,AYJA, stresses that +nis plan is notiZ_na,,butthemruMan plan for political pressure, by of dollars;+ha+ it is a plan for med,Iling in int ernal C . LISt1O4B of -othr stat:,:s. If one wishes to haar . th r:,-proaches fromt h . . US, it su1'f5.c ..s, says t..z.iiVD.A, tha a coulry , such asfiuhary w. ::ds . out the conspira t ors from its state institutions.

• In ni.s och6eliverd lefbre the Barvard •UnivorsityAlumni 4ssociat5.on, continues , PAVJA, kr. Earshall .intentionallyExclained the Truman doc trine in ambiguous .mhis • .fact'is . explaind by_an .ver growing leek , of popularity of

. mruman's policy inEurope . as . weil as in itself:1Van1ihi1J3, a+ a pros conference held a C:ays later,kr. Larsnall dcla2ed taat Ile had innd tn.:: whole of

,:surope, including the Soviet :Union, iihan'h oroposed to_;uropean cOuntries to formulate a wogram of economin

rehabili+ation.• This supplementary c-xlanaon, says.EJAV114, obviously is in contrast to th,, 2ol1cy of the UStowards-the countries of south-eastern Lur020. It seems,.

: says P1011,A, that kr. ;:arshall wishes to cohvince America• that the Sovit Unon and the countries of ,astern EurOpe;:are, allegedly, excluding themselves from hs system of

economic r :. habilitation of the w;.iole of _,110 17).3 because of' . Hthe fact that tha conditions of A.wrican aietance are:inacceptable to them. FRAVJA adds that th:, real essence.,;Of„karshall f $ ex planations, as wA.1 as iis biic. approval

, ofthe idea of the Unit*d States of Lurope l J:he in-rest: .. whch its speech cr'::ated amDne, the follars of the'Onurchill'S so-callad United :.L1rOpe h-all ' thet snows that

the old essenCe of American polió -y - Of assisalice rmainsunchan:,A.

(hadio BA.grada in Serbo-Croat, 17 00.15)

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'GROYKO edupcs:z i:i1IAN FOR ' 4a17,3-J

.sit last-n i ght's session of th.. S;.curi•y Council:itiw York, the British :dale:;ate asked that th6 queationof *he appointthent of 4-11; governor for th': free territory,Of TrV:ate'be,included on . the . agenda for public sliscusaiOn.

•-.The 5o7ie+ Er.:Gromyko, oppos4 this. demand,....;:claimed. that the. 5 .ecurity Council canaot.a,ppoint_anygovernor solong as the peace tra'Aty.with D.-.a„ly has not17'.a../144tified by all partips-concrned. T1 -1, discussionOf thia question has been put off until ZriClay.

According to Aeutex's correspond,nt, kr.:Gronlykohas proposed ono more candit:'iate for TrL.steThis one is a Ruisian, but nis namo . has not ben revealed.The Soviet . deleat'e.previously proposed two othercandida t es, for whom th remaining powrs ass.3rtcd tolack the n...cessary adzainis trativa experience, .

(BC in oe:rbo-Croat, June 17, 21.4)

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II'rktOV AZPLIL.i T O US Co1 ,0Z4 TION A.LA1,LLiT' '

Bulgarian Prewier Dimitrov today r_pli'ed torzcently voiced condemnation by the USA of ae2rez3t ofthc. 0 2Po siti on leader of the Bulgarian F-e,s 0.111- PartY,r. Petkov, Dimitrov rojec t ed the ass'rtion that,Bulgaria does not act-in accordance with th spirit •of.the Yalta declaration end -h the pcace t r oty. .Bulgaria, he stressed, is compelled not to toleratethe 01(12 4-nice of fascist organizations, add thatno one can assume, that frzedom and pL:sonalshould be guaranteed to tilOSC who are pr.partn ..1 therevival of .eascism, and still less +o-thosc w-repr paring and orsanizing a coup d'etat•

The Bulgarian news agency reports that la.Dimitrov today received high dignitaries og the Bulgarian.Church who d-eclar4d that they agree with th intrnal and' .foreign:pOhcy of the Bulgarian t.k)vrnment. These Church -leaders .,expressed.the wish . to Collaborate .Government on economdc, financial and cultural.r.c,c'onstructionOf Bulgaria: . . . •

(BBC in oerbo-Croat,.June . 17, • 2 .0).

C2CtiOSLuV4iK 1.ILI T&L.Y LLGmIONAL:XL:J..5 zaaoviqaNAVAL ACAD:etj

The Czechoslo .vek d_le-Ltiion,.ht;a6ed bythe kinister of Natioaal L'efencc, en,ral 3voboda, arrivedto Dubrovnik. The dlegation saw 11,.c 2,-;17i,11 of +hcYUgoslav Naval --i cadeMy midshipmcn.

(±iadio Belgrade in Serbo-Croat, June 17, 23.00)

BLVIN Ge.i&G mu er,cas (.1.4 Q4' LIn1LamI...

Tncl British. Yor.:.ign Office oflicielly announced•t hat British Foreign &inister Bevin will lezvo for Paris.'he-will nave talks with Ramadier,and Bidault regardingth.=. Aiwricah plan for giving help for cconoieic rhabilitat.ionof surope. Commenting on Be y in's deperturo the paper

• DAILY a0R.1211 points to 910 fact that the French Gov,rnmentdid not ask Ur. Sevin to com.:' to Paris, and hat tnis is 1.1,..v..avs

, on personel wish. The aim of ic.vin's trip is to• win over 4-1/Q ..rench Government tor t he Lar shall plan.

(Radio B:lgrado in oerbo-Croat, Juhe 17, 23.00)

MOLL GIILLL: wtovucAm ioNs 114 eLB.LeIA

Tirana: The Albanian talecraph agencyreports that Greek konarchofascists continue to carry-on the provocations aainet democratic Alba:iia. Thus,say the agency, on Juno Etn„ at,six . in the morning,Groo

s_k soldiers were shooting with a maCh:ne3Un at

Albanian pa trol. The Albanian patrol did not answer tothis provocation. keanwnile, the Greek authoritiesdeclared in this connection that Greek front:.er guardsdid shoot at the Aleanian patrol which, a12e,edly,entered deep into the Greek territory. On Wune 10th?two Greek three-motor planes flew over the ,lbanianterritory-. On June .12t1i, three Greek plenes flew overthe city of Rumara and then left 2n the direction ofCorfu .. On the same day, at about 13 hrs, one more'-rreek three-motor plane flew over t he Albae..a -territory and directed itself toward e t he mountain ofRagona wh:ch is in the sector of.korca.

The Soviet paper TRUD, accordine, to TA3S1publishes an article on situation in Greece in , ih.lhchit saes that the population of Greece contnues,tobear undescribable sufferings under e rimo of violenceand selfwill mii:ch is being practiced by he konarchofascists.Armed monarchofascist bands are tryin3 to suepress theresistance of the Greek people by killings end torture,'In this tennection, continues the paper, the AntifascistCommittee of ,Soviet 'eomen has received a letter of thesaris Committee of the trench-Greek BoliCarf.ty andAssistance to Greece in which - on the basis of ,latestreports from Greece - the .bloody squaring up of accOuntsof Greek Yasciets with unprotec t ed women and children:are brought. 'It is further pointed out in the letter,says the TitUD, that the Fascists could not boss •rouhdin Greece had they not the support of Anglo--e-aericanimperialists. •

(Radio Belgrade in 6erbo-Croat, Wane 17, 23.00)

L. CV J.J1CY 7,0 B.J......=a1LCEJD.ON "JULY 19 n1i • .

New York: S According to ASsociQted 'Press,Robert Kenny, former state attorney of Caliioi . nia l •declared that a campaian would be started at c: meeting , inCalifornia on July l g th, for, ileary viallace s s candidacyfor the presidency of the U.S .. in the next presidentialelections,

(tadio Belgrade in .3erbo-Croat, Tune 17,. 23.00)

BUI Yrr1I ....1;_prvr‘To tr 43niegt U.S.A. • AND BitITATIY,

-Sofia: In 'various . foreign acospaperi,according to the Bulgarian telegraph ac,ency, reports werepublished to the effect that the U.S.A. and B2.itiS.A.-•Government had, allegedly, sent . to- the Bulgarian Gevernmenta .protest note, in connection with•tne arrest.. of 4,11..kolaVetkov by court authorities.

^,neae tend:antious reports, points Otr-,.zhagarian,telegraph agency, do not correspond to the tr. u!•:,11. heulgazian Government has not received any si.af.tar notes.

(Radio Belgrade in :)erbo-Croat, June le„, ao,..154

BRITISE AklaTAITION

comi4ission of experts has determined that theseven empty alschinegun shells, found near a?.04t' where

. a Greek plane machinegunned he Yugoslav bord .::: .pa.t.roltare of British. origin. This is a heavy accustion or

k ...zenar chof sc st governme nt.

(adio Blgrade in Cierbo-Groats junc la,.0Q*15)