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*titwe malt VIR DIRE S © -BTESY Tener or ‘a ae a, bee “o 4B THE WASHINGTON wA.of NEA... MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1999 2, end’ “ Wheeler Aliorney Gene-al Willian: P. Rogers wht spin die : wheel fo achrt the $959 Cherry Biossors Quces en Friday nignt, April £9. a4 the Cherry Blosco:n Ba't, Princesses repre enting nl U.S. states and (e-rtorks will be on hand wils ther Wilifary escort. In the past Ll years, the wheel bas Selected princes 4 from Delaware, Alon‘ars, Connecticut, Wyoming, Peamyhanta, Ohio, Me tacky, Maine, Blocvtaa, Alasks, and Malne, in that order. - i ee . ae a4 te? _t c 43h e HERAN, Iran -- I hove been carrying aroun with me a Prot Gor RQ written by Prof. Carl JAJ.- cod for the Posi-Regisier of Idaho Falls, Idaho. io is partment and teacher of re. liginn at Ricks Collers ta Rexburg. Idaho, and «hat he had to say In that newspaper story was worthy of puhii- cation fn every newspercr thruaut the VU. §. Accordins lo my inform. tion, Prof, Jacob was one af the fist non-German civil fans to go Inte Wrst Deulin by innd across: East Ger- many. On this trip in 195 he made some interestina observations, and he gives a slant on the present Sovirt government's possibir jnien. fiens, which ceriainiy require our ecrious consideration. Prof. Jacob starts his ar. ticle with a@volations fran ‘Hin and Dimitri Mami. sty. The lalter said, when ne Was teaching at the f-i- in Schon of Potities] Wor- ferr in Moscow: “War to the hi hetween communis ard fapHalism i¢ inevitable. Tor- flay. of course. we are not atrone enoucth to atfark ... to win we shail newd the el-- ment of surprise.” Then be wernt on fs tet how we in the noncommi: aieep by the very generous prsce gestures thal would er made by Russia. Once mn Aered unsuspicinws, he sad sacommunkt ceuntrice, fay tilt emash them with ry fenched fist” fea aneecthes and qunta- Ye euch as these that have deus all in the Western wid 30 verv suspicions of arything said th nn eonn. fives oe etaviy the Soviet ee eS feadcrs. Pref. Jacoh points out that It will he at deast 2 year and a halt before we are able to really consider ourselves A gtronrer than noo Beis Oh ‘ Buy OL syeus GY BIOL E e wi,nok NT * pany 1 Yjasoy JH Ft pin te y, pel quod 1]. Eleanor Roosevelt's { mn a 4 “ * . 4 i Set to Strike? something which esused them (6 reialiaic so ihai the world will not blame them for beginning the war. Prof. Jacob reminds us of Some Sacly reported in our intelligence reports. One is inai “incy dike Sovicisi arc building ICBM launching pryds tin Chinat ... at an elevation of 15,000 fect, where the decreased air pressure gives them a tre.’ Mmendous advantage in thrus!. These pads are not for shooting at the moon. A second one is that it has becn known for = several tMonth- now that the Rus- siins are requiring their Peonte ty take 22 hours of civil defense training. Both of these are curious activi. ties for a people who asy they want to fight us only on the economic Irgnt.” T can't sey that (it arti- elc is a very cheerink, onr, bul Ht is one thal J think all Americzn« should read. , 5 ‘¢ e aan = * ae a ry Sc ORDED 191 man27 1959 ee a