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"The: ‘editorial m mentions that American people desire peace 1 ‘and it urges Americans _ _to deluge president TRUMAN and the Secretary of State, ACHESON, and other.- =... responsible public officials with telegrans demanding — that t they, should execute a : the i of the people. 7 _ - a 7 a in ‘article by MARTA MILA captioned Meceive, our warn Balaton, sopenred on page -three columns seven and eight. ; - | “MILA in her article indicates millions of women salute Siadane EUOENIE . . COTTON - the President of the International Federation of Democratic Women , on : . her 70th birthday. MILA describes Madame COTTON as an important leader in French . public life, an untiring fighter for the maintainence of peace, a daureat of oe - STALIN's international peace prize. Madame COTTON, MILA indicates,: shared the. ‘honor in receiving STALIN’s international peace prize with two other fighters ©. - for peace, Madame SOON GHIN LING, widow of Dr. SUN YAT SEN, President of. the Chinese People's Aid Society and Vice President of the Chinese People's Republic, _ and Madame PAK DEN AL, President of the Korean Democratic Wonen 's Union, oo : i MILA indicates in her article that the Rumanian American women also. a goin the millions of women throughout the world who salute this great fighter . on her 70th birthday. American women will intensify their efforts, according © . to MILA, in enrolling in the fight for a peaceful future for the children of . this country An unsigned article captioned "The World Council of Peace in The : Second Session At Vienna" appears on page one columns six, seven, and eight. . _ Ie is reported in ic at the session was opened by Pastor : ERWIN KOCK, President of the Austrian Council of the Wo: rid Couniod.. of. Peace” Om November 1, ‘W951. - . Be | cos - Professor. FREDERIC JOLIET-CURIE, president of the World ¢ Council or -. Peace at this session stated "The peace movement has become so strong that it. ds dn the position to compel the forces of war to retreat't.. He indicated, , . the article reflects, that the great majority of the peoples of the ‘world | , Jwould ‘Support the ‘peace movement and ‘its principles. a JOLIET-CURIE charges, the article reflects, that the Umited States _ - dmterferes in the internal affairs of many countries in basil world under the pretext ¢ of giving aid. ; ‘An article appearing on page one, colums seven and eight indicates an international econamic conference will be held in Moscow in 1952, It is. reflected that at a meeting held October 27 and 28, 1951, in Copenhagen, ‘Denmark, © ' dt was decided that the international conference would be held in Moscow next Year between the third and tenth of April. The purpose of the conference, it was... a! indicated, would be to determine the means which would contribute to the peace~ . - ful collaboration between different countries, the economic and social systems.