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o o o o o New International Crisis Seen If Khrushchev Means What He Says About Berlin By THOMAS P. WHITNEY AP Foreign Niwi Analyst I in Communist countries I The Wesl promptly let it bfc I known that inv I'nmninnlJ Irnn. . If Nikita Khrushchev really j ble over Berlin will be met with i meana what he says about abro-the same firmness shown at Que. gating four-power rule in Berlin 1 mov. i The and freedom of transport between West Berlin and Wesl Germany, there's going to be a new and dan gerous international crisis I'.S. Sta'.e Department bluntly rejected Khrushchev's pro posal. A spokesman quoted recent I S statements of readiness to The Western powers stood up to n.hi inr in... r.,i, the Soviet Union 10 years ago on, 0ne of tne vs tlMcment, wa, thw issue and forced a Russian is5ued i,st May 8 w,ln Britain and backdown with the successful air-j France. It reaffirmed their 19M , . .1 declaration of determination to on iumk ins ivjssians ana their Kast German satellites only talk about blockading Berlin things will be all right. What Khrushchev said at the Polish-Russian friendship rally In the Lenin Stadium in Moscow Monday was plain enough. Statement Plain He said four-power rule in Ber lin should be ended. He said the agreements under which the West has unhindered transport . and communication rights between West Germany and West Berlin are obsolete and that the Commu nists should free themselves from them. He said the West should deal with East Germany directly on questions concerning East Ber lin and stressed that the Soviet Union would consider an attack on East Germany as an attack on the Soviet Union. This sounds menacing. If Khrushchev is really serious, then it would follow that the Russians will formally denounce four-power rule in Berlin and the agreements on which it is based, that the East Germans will interfere with sur face and air transport into West Berlin and that the Soviet I'ninn would regard any action of force by the West to break a blockade at an act of war. Would Mean World War HI The catch here is that, as Khrushchev no doubt knows, this would mean World War III. It seems questionable that he intends to start the world conflagration, at least in this way. Even if Khrushchev doesn't want a new world war, however, he still might like to have some increased international tension in the atmosphere. The Russians are in the midst of a crackdown all along the line on malcontents, "revisionists." and intellectuals in general in tha Soviet Union and the satellites. Sharply increased tension would give an excuse to press this crackdown faster and harder. It is therefore possible that the Russians may try to jockey the Berlin question into position as a "Western Quemoy." If so this will be one more in a long series of examples of aggravation by the Communists of international ten. sion for reasons of internal politics preserve West Berlin's securitv In Washington and London, dip lomats declared that the Soviet Union alone had no right to abro gate the four-power agreement that regulates Berlin government and access routes. But diplomats suspected Moscow might go ahead and resign as an occupying power in an effort to force the issue. I (fa. "Sis fc-1 ft' 1 DOUBLE TIME The watch in the right photo indicates the strange time of 16 minutes past 21 hours. It's a special time piece commemorating the entry of Alaska into the Union. Since some days have 19 hours of light and some nights 18 hours of darkness in the new state, the watch lets Alaskans easily distinguish between A.M. and P.M. The conventional 1-12 numerals, left, are transformed into 13-24, right, by an auto matically regulated mainspring. Covt VIh.cac kl-a R...U I- Tt"" N"- " 1958-Th. New,.Revl.w, Ros.bur,. Ort. ? v w v a a ujvi I I ca w WUIII'III Handicap Which Kills Them By RENNIE TAYLOR Associated Press Science Writer measured their growth. Test- Mad BERKELEY, Cal.f. (AIM Some When only one or two viruses viruses have a built-in handicap ! cre injected into an egg which causes them to crowd them Rockefel- selves to death, says a ler Institute researcher. When they invade a cell and multiply in great numbers, only a scattered few of them retain the power to multiply und perpetuate the disease they have started, he said. This probably explains, he added, why humans and animals jjr seldom me 01 virus disease alone. The self-limiting feature of virus growth was reported in a paper before the National Academy of Sciences Thursday by Frank L. Horsfall Jr. Dr. Horsfall reported on tests with two types of human influ enza virus, a swine influenza vi rus and the viruses of mumps and fowl plague. He planted these vi ruses in living chick embryos and injected into an egg cell they multiplied into large num- 1 ber quickly and a high percent '. ace of them were infective. But when more than two viruses were injected at the start, the number of their progeny still was large 1 up to 1,000 viruses per cell but I the great majority of them were ' unable to multiply further and I keep the disease process going, Horsfall said. This probably accounts for spon taneous cures from virus disease es. he added. Dr. Horsfall did nut know why the majority of the viruses be come impotent but said he sus pects that when they occur in great numbers some of them fail to pick up sufficient nucleic acids from the wreckage of the cells they have invaded and then die because they are misfits. 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