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Show JUNE 19, 183 UUh Ctmnty. Utah SUNDAY, SUNDAY HERALD Red China to Release Three U.S. Turncoats m . Allies Okeh Adenauer Talks With Russia Ori Conditions ' Pre-Stat- ed (Continued, from Page One) By BRUCE W. v MUNN . United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP) West Ger man Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had full agreement from, the West ern powers today that he should go to Moscow next fall for diplomatic and trade talks with Russia on his own ; carefully stated pre conditions. ; ' The foreign ministers of . the United States, Britain and France gave their approval to Adenauer strat as they concluded a two-da- y .. session here egy Friday. They also agreed to consult their partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization before the .at mg Geneva among ! the Bie Two-Da- Meeting y Four heads of government Secretary of State John Foster And they assured Adenauer, who Dulles, British Foreign Secretary n consulted with them for 95 minutes, Harold MacMillan and French Minister Antoine Pinay held that West .Germany would be included in any European1 security three meetings in two days to plan system set up as a result of the the strategy they should follow in next week's San Francisco meet "talks at the summit." ing with Soviet "Foreign Minister ; conditions were poor and that life For-eigthere was difficult. huiao, said "We are engaged In It explained the five men had en " going through the .' formalities for countered many difficulties in ad their exit and making all necessary justing to life in las Oriental coun arrangements. Upon the completion try and added that some of the of this work, these friends will men notably Bell Vyacheslav M. Molotov. have, a, "marleave China." f And it conceded riage problem." The meeting of the Western min riQ Poor Conditions Admitted that these troubles "have not all isters with Molotov, scheduled con r currently with the United Nations' It was a strange 'statement to been overcome1 10th anniversary celebration, is to :- Communist announcement The v be carried by the Communist New .. . re came make final arrangements ' for the i , i after China News Agency and broadcast Peiping inortiy Geneva U.S.? leased Air four session among President' Force pilots by Peiping, Radio. For it admitted in what circles British Prime Minis Eisenhower, ' diplomatic regard I. that conditions in Communist China . ter -i umnese as a sinof ed Anthony, French Premier Eden, gesture were far. from perfect thatTiving Faure and Soviet Premier Edgar SAN cerity" in prep? ration for coming FRANCISCO (UP) The start of the July 18 "summit meet- East-WeNikolai Bulganin. negotiations. I nation's apple crop this year will But the most important develop But tne Chinese Reds made no total 99,953,000 bushels with the ment of their, two-da- y mention of freeing 11 other downed session was IWest ' Coast states producing 41 the disclosure U.S. airmen still held insolation to them by Adenauer million bushels of the crop, the of a set of terms of the Korean armistice agreement for the trade anNational Apple and talks with West despite efforts by Washington, Lon diplomatic UEA nounced Saturday. ,1 United "Nations and India the the Kremdon, Germany proposed; by 60-Da- v Some 350 delegates from 36 lin that his trip to -- Moscow may The news agency said the Chi states began meeting yesterday to never be made.. Adenauer said he nese Red Cross Society had dethis year's apple production. would set these preconditions bestudy SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) Safe clared its "compliance with the new merchandizing me fore accepting the Russian including U.N. soldiers way Stores Inc. has said it will desire of five former SALT LAKE CITY, (UP- )- Fif dia and the possible increase of truce in to leave China." abide by a new teen Utah school teachers will rep exports. Four Conditions The report -- was given by Lin Utah's milk price controversy but Shihr-Huiaof vice Ted Utah at Assn. the resent the Education Ludlam, chairman of the 1. Agreement in advance to re secretary protested a report filed by a special Red Cross. convention here, said this lease more than 9,000 German nine-ma-n s. 1955 Society of China, at a the annual National Education milk price investigating s national crop production World War II prisoners still held Peiping gathering attended by the committee. 3 year convention in Chicago July ' be will turncoat prisoners. about four per cent greater in Russia. other A prepared statement from Grant V . to 8. than last year. He said California, 2. Agreement j that his trip to Announcement, Made C. Aadnesen, counsel for Safeway, M. West, executive secre Oregon and Washington; will pro Moscow Allan would hot entail recogni "Five prisoners haye applied for said "it is apparent the commit 24 per cent tion of duce of names the announced approximately UEA, tary of the the the received and puppet Communist East approval tee's recommendations will have more than last year's crop of 34 German government Utah of are the and aDDroDriate authorities delegates Saturday, by. West Gerthe effect of attempting to force million bushels. " J announced. v V Lin China," are: many.price agreement and placate spe leaving MOLOTOV ON WEST COAST Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov is surrounded by other They The New England area produc cial interests without regard to the The Commmist pews agency T. Johnson, Lyean tion will be up to nine million 3. Agreement that the meeting a long istatement issued on members of his delegation as he arrived at Oakland, Calif. Saturday to attend the 10th anni"l carried would not result in recognition of welfare." public y the men; The gist of it was that versary session of the United Nations General Assembly which opens fn San Francisco Monday. Grove, UEA president J' Dorothy bushels, Ludlam said, tn increase the Russian-impose- d ' Oder-Neisnine-ma-n The committee submit the Chinese had done everything The Russ, with the largest delegation, arrived via train. (U. P. Telephoto). Salt Lake City; Gibb of 43 per cent. Elsewhere, how line as Zimmerman, ted a list of conclusions to the Leg possible to make them happy but Germany's .eastern fron Madsen, Granite district; Jesse R, ever, Ludlam said production has tier. ; rslative Council. It recommended to shown into frost 4. Black, Brigham Young "Jniversity; large decreases' due they had not been able to fit mat con economic Agreement a special session of the Legislature the Chinese pattern of life. , J. Elliot Cameron, Sevier district; and hail storms. ditions in Germany' be called if the price of fluid Grade The statement said some of the Afton Forsgreri,' Jordan district; Any production below 100 million should be given full consideration A milk in cartons fell below 20 men had "marriaee problems" and (Continued from Page One) . Forrest H. Greene, Granite dis bushels yearly- makes ' for good in loudly, "Oh, there he is. I'd know any trade talks. , - cents a quart. Omar M. Hansen, Spring-vill- marketing conditions, i However, that they were unhappy because trict; him any Dulles place." returned to. Washington SALT LAKE CITY (UP) The train section which had Isaac B. Humphrey, Salt this year'scrop", he said, will not Aadnesen said the committee China is "an economically back- four-ca- r boos! no There were cheers or immediately .after the closing ses- Utah Safety Council will hold its L,ake ity; Wesley P. Larsen, Car- be as good in quality as 1954. conclusions do not offer in any ward country which has just begun been separated from the full trans as the Soviet leader sion Friday afternoon.. He planned . appeared. continental City of San Francisco bon College; Mary McMillan, Iron The to 29 to convention to annual way a means ,of permanently solv its construction." the here June delegates meeting fly to San Francisco yesterday. Behind a roped area were some 30 W. Wing, will tour the Gravenstein Bell, in a letter to relatives in train. and Sherman district ing basic problems of protecting in OlvmDia. saw Adenauer priMacMillan apple had i hinted strongly he As Molotov stepped from his sign carrying pickets representing hear a number of special reports Provo. terests of producers and leaving tomorrow area around Sebastopol! new and elect officers. vately Friday night and was schedfree enterprise system which will wanted to come .home but was car,, a woman in the crowd said countries which have been taken D. Harris, new dean and will then meet in Santa Rosa uled to talk with V. K. Krishna Chauncey L. Darrel' Welling, council presi he would be hanged by over by the U.S.S.R. of tne division of social sciences for dinner. On Monday the group Menon, India's roving trouble-shoote- r, give consumers the lowest possible afraid authorities. said will committee chairmen dent, Army acon committee milk. The at the University of Chicago, will will be taken to the Watsonville The Estonian, Latvian, and Lithprices aSturday, before enplan- He apparently had been told that make will awards reports, special to a act as be uanian groups were quiet and or- be price CdI. Edward P. Dickenson of Big tually attempted speaker at a special breakfast apple production area, ling for San Francisco early. presented and new officers during the convention for Utahns Molotov but the and Russian fixing body. It proposed the contin- Stone derly Pinay . scheduled a lunch for elected. Gap., Va., and Cpl. Claude . a Picuris Indian, insti and uation" of a rigid,- Utahns. could former miss Pope, Adenauer party and ranking German and hardly seeing V. Batchelor of Kermit, Tex., had A special address will be given the Indian revolt of 1630 French officials and planned t one of which read their gated placards price structure in Utah." been banged wben they changed "Mr. Molotov do ghosts of millions by Myron .Fulrath, of the Colum- Corporation, Fulrath is vice presi- - that expelled the Spaniards from hold a news conference before Noting that Gov. J. Bracken Lee their minds and asked to be rehaunt bia Geneva Division- - of U.S. Steel dent of the Utah council. New Mexico for a time you?" leaving for San Francisco. had asked for a truce extension, turned to the states. Both are abide would said Aadnesen Safeway serving prison sentences.) by it unless the truce agreement is Warned Thursday SALT LAKE CITY, (UP) Final violated by others or the governor The United;? States government agreements in a more than $12,000,- advises to the contrary. told the prisoners only on Thurs 000 project to build one of the na However, Safeway did not agree day they could return home but tion s largest uranium processing to a continuation of the ban on ad- made it clear, they may be prose mills near Moab were signed here last night. the problem. Aadnesen cuted if they!! did so. vertising The announcement said if any of The mill will be operated by the said Safeway would run paid adthe group gives himself up to a Uranium Reduction Co. of Salt vertisements to tell ' its full story U.S. military 'authority be will be Lake' City. 'factually; and objectively." i j Ameri over- Charles A. E.H. Snyder, The Utah State Dairy Industry turned This official. consular appar Mitchell MelichSteen, and officials other Committee also agreed to the truce. can was designed to forestall the of Uranium Reduction Co.; George However, in a letter to Gov. Lee, ently POW's fears they would be placed S. Eccles, president of First Securi committee members said it was under immediately. military guard Corp., and Paul B. Martin, astheii opinion the use of advertiseA long "statement issued by the ity counsel for the Atomic Ensistant ments concerning issues involved Chinese Red Cross re Commission at Grand Juncin the milk dispute would be "un- viewed the decision of the men to ergy Colo., tion, signed the trustee ethical and unfair." mter and reside in Communist agreement. : Several dairy committee mem- China in February, 1954. It ex "" i , SecurityBank of UtahN.A. bers said they.felt the special milk olained why they deckled to go is First trustee in the transaction and report afforded a measure of pro home. in notes with shares $3,500,000 to come who friends have, jection to the industry and con "Our Corn Chemical. Exchange Bank of live in a strange environment in : sumer. New York Life In The York. New with many China are UabJe-tcrme-et surance Co., N.Y., has put $6,200,- difficulties,"' it said. BOTTLE TRIP 000 for up7 purchase of trust mort "There rei many differences be A bottle tween the customs and way of life gage bonds. About S2,300,ooo m deHULL, Mass. (UP) ' aU drifted all the way from Eng of the Chinese people and these of bentures was taken by Utex Ex i ' ' 1 . . land was recovered at the shore the European and American peo ploration Co., Foley Brothers, here. Police Sgt. George" E. Thorn ples. This results in the problems American Zinc, Lead and Smelting REFRIGERATOR-FREEZE- R as, who found the bottle, said it rnnfrnntinz our friends inactual Co., Combined Metals Reduction other firms. Co., and contained writings from the Mer- life." of "Bottle side eorganization of Uranium Re-sey Evangelists" ductiotkCo. was also announced. Devonshire England. 30-Da- y Snyder was named chairman of the board, Meliehwas named president; Steen becanlea vice presi' ' dent as did Richard rm: i i V vice president oi American imuj . WASHINGTON (UP) A The Weather Bureau Saturday outlook for this ! , ! . 7 " - st Safeway To Abide By New Truce -- ! ( vvesr rift Big Share of Appl i Crop .7 ) 15 Teachers To 7 Institute At Represent NEA Convention -- -- 60-d- ay ( o, As-sn'- . . . Pleasant se " , MolotoY Greeted In Oakland Safety Council J . . - Meeting Is Set war-batter- ed . - e; j ' , ! i $12 Million Uranium Mill To Be Built ve . " j - , -- arest one week only For -- official !; if 55 vw , ioai)liai!og(i i - i " caff Weather Outlook List ng, and get cr beautiful mid-Jul- Hill Air Force Base Crew Works At Iceland Base mid-June- to ay y: Hotter than seasonal normals over northern half of nation from northern plains east to New England. Greatest rise above normal HILL AIR FORCE BASE (UP) in Great Lakes Region. A crew of 65 men from Hill Cooler than normal in West Air Forcfe Base is working on a Coast states and over southeastern communications wiring project at quarter of country in Iceland, ."T. f The Airairport personnel were force atures. flown from here in huge the for normal More rain than . . season in western mountain anaJ Globemaster trar ports together :lcs and equip plateau states. Less than normal with a fleet of over northeast quarter and in west ment to carry out theNigh priority Gulf states.ii wiring mission. They wm lay' feet of underground cable and Elsewhere, near normal Tain. 45,000 feet of aerial wire. The proSOUND IDEA ject is scheduled for! completion 9 KffK N.I Y. Rensselaer within 90 days. (UP) TROY, Polytechnic Institute's physic de Winner of the partment is making a research into Hawks are believed to have thej SELECTED Octave Chanute award for 1955 the sound absorption of sharpest vision of all creatures h Maj. Gi. 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