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May 31, 1951 0 RENO JEVENING GAZETTE 5, A. New Anti-Russian Weapons U. S. Aim Nye Scouts Plan Summer Program TONOPAH. May 31.

Summer program of Tonopah Boy Scouts was discussed at a recent meeting attended by the Boy Scout committee and Dick Otte, scoutmaster. A court of honor will be held on June 12 at which time most of the fei Jr teen broadcast of the state department, which the Russians have been at tempting to jam for more than a year. The goal of these broadcasts A THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALE is to tell the Russians and peoples under Red rule in eastern Europe and the Far East the truth not only Right Reserved la Limit Quantities UI HUN I VIKUimA 3IKCCI A 1 about the outside world but also about their own countries. 2. Somewhat less well known but WASHINGTON, May 31.

UP 'Although it is a hush-hush project, the United States is trying to develop new political weapons to strike directly at the sources of Soviet power among peoples behind th iron curtain. The latest assertion that this line of attack offers a way for the free world to seize the initiative in the conflict with Communism and holds the key to eventual victory without global war comes from John Foster Dulles. Republican foreign policy adviser Dulles told a University of Arizona commencement audience at Tucson last night that "despotic societies seem hard and riemble; in reality, their inner life is-corrupted by the excessive power reportedly occurring on a large scale is the defection of people from SUMIVIER countries behind the iron curtain. They have been escaping to western Germany in large numbers for several years; the U. S.

government evidently is doing everything it Colognes 3 saucy scents to choose from. reasonably can to facilitate their 25 scouts of Troop 26 will be eligible for advancement in "order to qualify for the summer scout camp. The camp will probably be at June lake, this year and scouts will begin a scrap metal drive to help finance the program. The committee announced that the annual finance drive for the Nevada area council will be started during the week of June 4. The local drive will be handled by committees from the 20-30 club and Rotary club, sponsors of the Cubs and Scouts.

Rotarians will canvass the business houses while 20-30ians will contact individuals. Members of the Boy Scout committee are Leo Funk, chairman; Judge William D. Hatton, Jack Buckhouse, W. B. Naismith and Tillman E.

Boyd. Summer activities of the Cub scouts were also planned recently when den mothers met with Joe Friel and Bob 20-30 representatives for the Cubs. Den mothers are Mesdames Jim Jensen, Allen Douglass, Don Tomany, Rod Mclnnis and E. C. Hildebrand.

Mrs. Tomany and Mrs. Mclnnis have been appointed advisors to the newly created Den No. 3, which was organized when the Cub membership increased. escape.

Their desire to jump the fence is regarded as proof of dis Save of a few, by fear and jealousy, and satisfaction with Communist rule 3. In the Far East, the U. S. is i i by the stfling of individual initiative and responsibility." Dulles, one of Secreary of State understood to have encouraged or directly assisted guerrilla move ments on the Chinese mainland. Acjieson's top advisors, said it may appear Russia's leaders have the 5-DAY DEODORANT PADS Plus PINBOX Months ago an aid agreement between this government and Chinese capacity to carry on the present 5- W.j- '-fim state of half-war indefinitely.

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Mr. Truman pictured the ultimate collapse of Communist power under increasing economic. IOcIUII political and defensive forces of the 1 side the car and started to pass it. Swenson pulled over the curb and watched the driver less, three-wheeler roll for a block down the street. It stopped after hitting a parked car.

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Dulles said in his speech that "we must not and will not take the military offensive of general war, in which there could be no victory for anyone." "But there are many other types of offensive," he said. "Atom bombs have, no doubt, a deterrent power. But the cause of human liberty can find positive expression without their use. "Our dynamic faith in freedom has always been the nemesis of despots. Therefore, let us not be satisfied with plans which relect merely a defensive mood." bring about the disintegration of Soviet power of which Dulles spoke.

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