New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 21

HORDE OF SOLDIERS TRAINED IN EUROPE Immense Number-of Armed Men Being Supported in Balkans A Rome, Oct. 20.—The armies of the yanquished in the world war have been reduced to 100,0b0 men for Ger- many and 30,000 each for Austria- Hungary and Bulgaria, according to the newspaper La Epota, which has collected statistics on the miMtasy strength of various countries in Europe from official sources. The paper calls attention to the immense number of soldiers who are being trained to arms in southern and | wstern Purope. In the Balkans, where the spark that brought about the conflagration was ignited, the rec- ord is particularly high, it declares. Greece, with a population of 6,500,- noo h an army of 300,000 men, Y 'go-Blavia, bellicose by nature and tradition and surrounded by neigh- bors who do not love her, has an army of 80,000 men, a heavy burden on her scanty finances. Rumania and Czecho-Slovakia, haunted by the fear of bolshevism and surrounded by en- emies and uncertain friends, keep up each an army of 200,000 men; while Poland, new to'liberty and indepen- dance and hating bitterly her former masters, Germany, Russian and Aus- tria, pauperizes herself to keep on a war footing 300,000 soldiers. These nations have to face the men- et ————— High Grade Meats Our Standard—Call Early 35¢ SALE SATURDAY ONLY 35¢ Ib. Prime Rib Roast of Beef ......... 35c1b. 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Oskar{cans would find almost Schindler, of Vienna, won the master- | rapidly diminishing in telegraphist trophy for being a prize- | winner on three different types of ap- paratus. The award consisted of a large silver urn offered by the presi- dent of Germany. The " contests were held under the | £ auspices of the German postal admin- Words an Hour. | istration. State Secretary Bredow, | addressing the assembly gathéred to Berlin, Oet. 20.—Bending 2,888 | witness the award of prizes, eulogized words an hour on a Slemens printer, Hilovieh & A0 Blanhan, Erna Bansemer, of Breslau, won the 4 ter-general, as speed champfyiship of ay interna- | 7FS DOSLH odial dnlon. Dostor s competitio b ¢) 4 Uonal telegraphlo competitlon held) g oyo"oley declared It was Ger- here recently. 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