The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 12

THE GAZETTE, MONDAY, AUGUST 27 1962 12 Soviet Union Attacks Common Market Aim By PRESTON GROVER MOSCOW 1ft The Soviet Union zeroed in on the Common Market vesterdav. A two-page article in Pravda denounced the Common Market It inspenaiisi agency mieasuying aggressive acuvuy agauui the Communist nations as well as endangering the new-found freedom of former colonial states. Wnr. Wl J' if nil Inriri iMMLinr riH 1 rfcK Then the Communist Party or" can announced that an interna' MMU I AlV AlV "ML tir-4J TTMU ed 50 per cent. The pace of industrial growth, it said, had in creased 1V4 to two times as fast as the rest of the capitalist riJ.

I A AW: 'rJ l.ML if RHU Hrir, world. Then it added: "But one should not overem i jnnnr, 5 nr-A a rir in-iu iMr-4. imu i tional conference will begin today in Moscow under auspices of the Academy of Science to "discuK problems of contemporary capitalism." It said delegates from more than 20 countries in Europe, Asia and Latin America will take part in the conference, but did not MUi Aiii All 1 1 1 2 I I NL Mi 1 i phasize the importance of that factor. Japan, which had no re lations with th Common Market, has considerably outpaced the countries of the community in the tempo of increasing output and name the countries. The Common Market is made up of export.

Competitive Struggle For Markets France, Italy, West Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg. Pravda's article clearly was the result of a prolonged study The Common Market, the paper said, has launched a competitive struggle for markets. Small enterprises had been crowded out under direction of the academy It beaan by conceding that in dustrial output in the Common Market area had grown 30 per cent between 1957 and 1961 while the volume of export had increas- DON'T of business and many small farms liquidated in France. Small trading houses in France had decreased by 27 per cent while the share of goods turnover of big companies had increased by 50 per cent. A similar course was pursued in Italy and West Germany.

The organization also was seeking to undermine the neutrality of Austria, Sweden and Switzerland by drawing them into the "system of aggressive political blocs." Moreover, Pravda added, a big "infrastructure" is being built in the way of pipe lines, improved highways and rail systems, increased electrification, improvement of inland waterways and ports. It considered this primarily military. To this it added there was increased activity in building air fields, rocket bases and military supply depots. "The greatest danger is that German militarism is playing an even more sinister role irt the system of military preparations of Common Market countries. Having begun with importing military weapons, now it is pushing its own arms output." West Germany also is demanding the right to produce and control nuclear weapons, the paper said.

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