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Show UN Delegates Walk Out On 1 Communists AY. JUNE . t FUND . rr-oCour.fr, VtH SUNDAY HERALD Soviet Troops Raid Farm In French Sector 15 V-'- ' V-- Bomb Wrecks Yank's Car LEGHORN. Italy (UP) A bomb bomb had been wiri to tie fb!Ieved planted by Communist ioa. aata. the wrecked blew aa terrorists American The explosion ej , BERLIN, (UP) Soviet soldiers hurled aa Julian trucS and Communist East German Army serf cart's automobile on a'tnobCe, - j driver street a stone w2. atd 'Satresidential quiet early against police raided a farm on the border The a soldier windows, bet dosen escaped of the French occupied sector of urdsy. scratched. stunned osiy Jkzcti osr-ecU-. West Berlin Saturday and' earted S3 per Cy. Italian riot herded police off cattle and horses. West Berlin police stii the Reds sons found in the vicltity to police WEST GERMAN CABINET also forced IS West . Berlin rs headquarter for questionuo. Most APPEOVES ARMY PACT working on iba farm to take their were communists. Tie BONN. Germacy, (UP Sgt. 1C Pasquale Ranucei. 31. West GeTORsn personal possessions from Cabinet arrcvd tie the farmhouse and Leave the pro of Schenectady N.Y--, exploded Ce psct Triisr tlftt perty. bomb beneath the hood of til sad sent it to the Upp.r II; An stocks of cattle and horscl Oldsmobile when he stepped on Parliament for rattfication. or confined grating inline fields were in the farm's barns herded off Into East Germany, the police When you visit said. ' West Berlin police said the LIVABLE HOMES COMPANY'S farmhouse actually lay iusNacross Exhibition Housa the border in the Soviet Zone of Germany, but field and pastures IN were In the French sector of Ber I PANMTJNJOM. Korea. (UP) United Nations delegates broke oft the deadlocked Korean truce nego tiations and walked out on the startled Communists Saturday. Ma. Gen. William K. Harrison, senior Allied delegate, told the Reds he would return to the Panmunjom conference tent at 11 a.m. next Wednesday "or at a later date If the Communists so -- desire." He said, the Allies were fed uo with Communist stalling and prop aganda "drivel." A U. N. delegation spokesman said the walkout LTVIN'O ROOSl COMFORT Large windows, swiveleer vogue lights, fire place, sloped ceiling!, built-i- n room features which make the Vista Val Verd window "seat these are some of the living-dinin- g Ranches model home in Edgemont attractive. The home goes on public display for two weeks today. Convenient, Comfortable Living Keynotes" Edgemontiiiome Slated for Public Inspection one-sto- the features of the bathroom. in tne Kitcnen and hall areas, such fixtures as furnace,. washer, dryer, and electric ranges are .'. j . built in. The home is heated by means of a perimeter heating system with counter-flo- w furnace. The forced air travels In ducts around the perimeter of the floor, com ing up through, registers in the floor. .1 - bedrooms, plus bathroom, carport, and a storage or utility room. Two of the bedrooms can be opened into one large room by the simple expedient of sliding doors. An extreme: ainount of storage space is one of the, general, features of the home, with closets and closed-i- n !nooks off ' virtually every room. The spacious living room, with its fireplace area, window seat and large built-i- n attractive colors, immediately attracts the eye of the visitor. Most of the wall area throughout the building is of stained and varnished plywood, although sheet rock is ' used In some hall and other areas. Ceilings follow the rafter lines, ranging in height from 8 to 10 feet not the most beautiful nor the most luxurious home you've seen. In fact it might be termed radical and unorthodox by some. But the Vista Val Verda Ranches home in Edgemont which goes on public display today certainly has ' its advantages in livability and comiortable, cohve'hient' living. Described by its builder as a contemporary farm type home, the house is located at 682 East 2900 North, surrounded on two fides by peach trees, with an alfalfa field bordering the lot-a- t the back. Form any of the large windows structure can be of the seen magnificent views the rug- ted Wasatch Mountains to the north and eastv Edgemont orchards and mote new homes to the west, and a fine' view of Provb' to the south. The frame home has a living dining room, kitchen, - and three Iff . ; . ; tile-floor- ry ed Salem TAYLOR ' By MATRGRETTE The Society Singing Relief Mothers will furnish the music for the State Conference today at Spanish Fork. Music director is Mrs. Woodruff Ruff, with ac F. . M. Davis companist Mrsi to give a feeling of spaciousness, A skylight? redwood planting There is no, chijrch .in the wards fop junior Sunday fecnooi. box' and tiled walls are some of except Club The Singing Needles held their meeting Thursday aft ernoon at the home of Caren Carson. Next club will be at the hnmc of Cara Jean Davtcsn. Club The Busr Beayer's met at the home of Mrs. Lela Davis Thursday' afternoon to dis cuss with their mothers the sum mer work. Barbara uavis too u 1 charge. Light refreshments were served to 10 girls and 7 mothers. Mrs.. Zella Jensen was present and explained the summer ; 4-- tho flaw f 4-- H iiu imuM ( H Lyclemqlicj fri left the Reds "surprised and baffled." First Time I 11 Months It marked the first time in the armistice talks that either side has walked out of the conference tent In the middle of a negotiating session. All previous recesses have been either by mutual consent or called between meetings because of alleged violations of the neutral zones set up for the conference. Only a single Issue now stands in the way of an armlstlcs the right of war prisoners to refuse repatriation. Neither, side will budge from its position. The U. N. refuses to and back forcibly to Communism any war prisoners who .say they would resist repatriation and the Allies say these total nearly 100,000 of the 169,000 war prisoners and civilian internees they hold. The Reds demand the repatriation of ' all prisoners. The U. N. delegation's walkout came during- - an extraordinary lft- mlnute afternoon session. The Communists had requested the" after noon meeting after evading an answer during the morning to U. N. requests for a three-da- y recess. The Communists top delegate. North Korean Gen. Nam II, opened the afternoon meeting. alights from "We listened politely to his re marks," said Harrison, "until it ft Pas American ' Clipper in San Francisco. Recognized as the greatest authority,'1 he win work at the Snow, Ice and Permafrost Research Establishment in WOmette, 111., at the invitation of the' Government. -- Senate to Pass On Foreign Aid WASHINGTON, (UP) The Senate will consider final approval of the trimmed-dow- n M.431,249.750 foreign aid b'ill Monday, Democratic Leader Ernest W. McFarland said Saturday. Senate leaders had planned to take uo the measure Friday, but were delayed by long debate on the agriculture appropriation bill. The compromise mutual security bill, as worked out by Senate-Hous- e finally became evident he was stalling, hoping we would back down on our positions. I told him finally about our wish' to recess for three dsys. I told him the only way' I could make him believe me was to act. I walked out:" Nam had Insisted during the morning session that there was "no reason at all" for a recess. He accused the U. N. of adopting "a frivolous attitude toward the attainment of an armistice and peace." Nevertheless,- Wtern four-pow- er lS-ii- QUAL1T f$IAlC the tkautlfal Color Comblnattorta Accomplished With Pratt & Lambert Paints nd Varnish ea SUPPLIED BY IMFERIAL PAINT CO. N GEILU-T0- V Exhibition Houso Vista Vol Vcrdo Ranches Ulan Asolishce Co. 32 East 1st North Phone 2378 City-Coun- Coiiimtpla tioiis What We 46. N. University Ave. 49 Sell I ) DELAIAR X. 7 FOR pUAUTY PAiriTIflG VISIT j .invKaUdn ,fio Tfi LIVABLE HOME CO's v EXHIBITIOn ... is seldom that you have the opportunity to see a thoroughly. completed and furnished house. THE CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY FROM THE HOUS- ING RESEARCH FOUNDATION IS SOMETHING TO I e. . . BUILDERS HARDWARE, DOORS; K: JUNE 8 c. mi ill ran r La La " PROVO, Ujah Wf .AUO DO RANCHES some time during the next two weeks, and see what we believe to be one of the most efficiently designed, and this state. . PAINTING CONTRACTOR 07 West 1400 North . William Rowe Smith and I desire, and hope that you will visit the house on exhibition in VISTA VAL VERDE executed house of its size and price range ever built in ALL LUMBER, HOUSE VISTA VAL VERDE RANCHES EXHIBITION HOUSE It PROUD 0F. At. ty C. KEflNER'S ! Unfr. i LIVABLE HOWES CO. BE PLASTIC TIU WORK "Let Us Fence You In Western Style" SEE FEATURED AT VISTA VAL. VERDE INSULATI0I1AND OTHER BUILDING MATERIALS . Open Sunday for Your Inspection FURNISHED BY The Haw Ranch Typo Polo Fenced 4 QUALI TY & muvim 'QUALITY MATERIALS" 100 N. 20th West Provo, Utah J Sincerely,. . DELMAR C. KENNER LIVABLE HOMES CO. ISEAC f We treat otir post with the solution most highly recommended I (by the government for protection against rot and termite. ALL FENCES AND GATES ARE P. S. Vista Val Verde Ranches is locafedLjust East of Provo Canyon ltd. at 3950 North.. MORTISED AND TENONED Redty f.tountdn Gafo : 1 i Phone 418 To C QUALITY ia yome kocc widi IMPE RIAL PAINT CO. Contracting Fixtures - Appliances We Service 7z:: tfmkk, JtsJc,Dcil maths qxkSdf a4 wwwf witi so Idol he kMm 4 EL - - mf IMS LIGHTING. Consult For PLANNED v- M SATIN :r ,! Foundation In Ths ) -- Planned Lighting As Installed at VISTA VAL VERDE SUNNYSIDE. Utah UP Th of an automobile which crash overturned three times near Kunnv. (Continued from PagelZ) ' 1 side Junction. Saturday morning 1 , games, music, dancing, shopwork. soiled Charles Sandoval 43, Sunny-sid- e and injured the driver, Elmer etc., where they- will not cisturD wenson, 45. also of Sunnyside. other members of the family. The accident boosts fatalities In Inclusion of sufficient insulation, vapor barriers, t ventilation and Emery county to six for the year. heating and cooling1 equipment to Highway. Patrolman Lvle Hvatt provide comfort, in both low and reported the car believed to be dri ven Dy swenson was travelling at high temperature extremes. Use of materials and equipment a high rate of speed when it failwhich will give long service with ed to negotiate a curve. Patrolman a minimum of ' maintenance ex- Hyatt said the vehicle overturned, three" times, and came to rest I pense. The most logical applications upside down against the side of and combinations of materials to a hilL secure the most livability with the Swenson. was taken to Price. ' ,' least cost. hospital. Y conferees and already approved by authorizes nearly the House, Jl. 500. 000, 000 less than requested by President Truman. See Sunnyside Man Dies In Crash VISTA VAL VERDE;' RANCHES officials said, the farm as a whole has been considered part of the French sec tor since the occupat ion of Berlin began In . In' a new harassing move which may foreshadow restrictions or rail traffic, the. Russians demand Saturday daily instead of semi monthly .payment for use of the railroads-whicconnect Berlin and West Germany.' About 13 German trains which dally brtu coairtoou and other essentials to West Berlin are affected. All must run through the Soviet occupation zone, as Ber lin la an enclave in Red-helterri .. i tory. Because of the mounting Com munist restrictions and Red at tempts to draft youths Into the East German "People'f Police.v the number of East German re fugees risking death to flee to West Berlin and West Germany was reported steadily lncreasinj d Bill Monday . listen Politely TreJ (Tit A JAPANESE SNOWMAN-Profes- -sor Ukichiro Natsya, who awi fnowQaket is half, smites as b u 750 North SUte, OTtm ... at Fcnea Co.' |