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Show 19MSUNDAY HERALD Russian Parliament Meeting May Reveal New Soviet Gain ' m By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press Staff Correspondent The meeting on DeParliament Russian of the to give furcember 23 is expected a relatively ther indication that of the Soviet rmvth laM V nnsnlidation Q11XVU " regime has taken place in the The present year has marked a continued relaxation, of cultural life, greater latitude has been allowed to novelists, playwrights and composers. There is more comedy and jazz. There are more ar background of many years of exin perience as a U.P. reporter situation the he reports Moscow, in Russia as he sees it after his absence. MOSCOW (UP) era. Dost-Stal- in Speeches to be made during the session are expected 10 snow aisu that there has been general progress in the major fields of national ifj 1 HP m Lazar M Asia, and Malenkov, Kaganovich and Mikhail V. Per- vukhin, vacationing in the Crimea. This observer said that these men would not have absented themselves, and left other cabinet members to run the Kremlin, unless they considered the internal political situation in good shape. It is noteworthy that Stalin nev er left the Soviet Union during his rule except for brief warto Tehran and Pots visits time EDITOR'S NOTE: Henry Shapiro, United Press chief correspondent in Russia, returned to Moscow recently after a two-yestay in the United States. With his HV mm 4 dam. and cafes. S. L. OGDEN (UP- )- A pair of 12- - the vehicle while his companion "SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Salt year-ol- d boys have been credited searched for the emergency brake. Lake county department requests with disaster after they "We never did find it so we just preventing have promised to raise the couna school bus, loaded with stepped on the pedals," he sail. stopped KelDENVER (UP) John P. ty budget by more than a million more than 60 after it Some of the children jumped students, logg, a former geologist for the dollars for 1956, but county Auditor Atomic Energy Commission at Glen T. James has said drastic careened down an icy hill without from the bus when it first began its driver Friday. rolling, but none was injured. One Grand Junction, pleaded innocent cuts will have to be made. The Haven Brett and young boys. girl suffered a sprainFriday to charges that he used James also said an increased ed into the Thiel, Raymond ankle, however, when a byleaped inside information to obtain urani- mill will be necessary to bal- driver's levy seat and on slammed the stander snatched her from the path um claims. ance lowered property assessments brakes as the runaway bus side-swip- of the bus. Kellogg, 39, is free on $1500 bond. also expected next year. one car, clipped a tree and He was arrested Aug. 28 in Grand Among major items on the pro- landed in a ditch. HELPFUL THIEF Junction, and accused of obtaining. posed budget were $30,000 for pro The near tragedy occurred FriAn LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP) uranium claims on land which, as motion of the upper Colorado ri after the driver. obliging thief gave police here a morning an AEC geologist, he had helped ver project and $42,500 for the pur- day Rex Weimer, left the bus at the helping hand. He abandoned a to survey and evaluate for uran- chase of 25 voting machines. of the 7th street hill to help stolen car during police chase ium deposits, before the land was Department requests for 1956 to- top two cars tangled on the ice below. in front of the of its owner, home opened to publio claims. tal $7,396,336.50, an increase over The Haven youth said he steered Garnet: H. Cowles. The claims involved in the case this year of $1,108,000.50. are located in Utah's White Canyon area. Kellogg, if convicted, could be fined $5,000 and imprisoned for two BIG YEAR END CLEARANCE IN TIME FOR XMAS ARRIVED years. Foreign plays, films and music are beginning to become regular fare in Soviet theaters. Soviet artists are touring foreign countries in in- activity. creasing numbers. Josef after three years Nearly - Tourists Another First Stalin's death, Western observers agree that the new principle of For the first time since 1917, a collective leadership appears to foreign theatrical company the be working efficiently. came Comedie Francaise Paris Top Russian leaders are now here last year. They have been more accessible to foreigners than followed this year by a British at any time since the Bolshevik Shakes perean troupe and by an revolution of 1917. American company of "Porgy The leaders display increasing And Bess." in themselves and The appearance of groups of confidence of their power Soviet tourists in awareness growing foreign counand sense of security. 1955 was first. another tries newsmen Western have More Leaders In Full Control received Soviet . visas this year The liquidation of Secret Police than ever before under CommuChief Lavrenti P. Beria failed to nism. It is indicated that the numresult in the anticipated major ber will increase in 1956. shake-uThe security organs, as Russia is expected to make a well as the armed forces, now ap- big attempt to win first place in pear to be entirely under the con- the Olympic Games to be "held in trol of Communist Party leaders. Australia next year. French,' BritThe bloodless oust:ag of Georgi ish and West German soccer M. Malenkov as Premier, and his teams have played in Moscow this succession by Nikolai A. Bulganin, year, Russian soccer teams have did not create a ripple on the out- played in these and other Western wardly calm surface of Soviet countries and Russian hockey teams, wrestlers, boxers and national politics. the established This switchover weight lifters have toured them: of continued of priority policy heavy industry without a major BRACELET LEFT acceleration in the production of BEHIND BY THIEF consumer goods. At the same time, Malenkov reCINCINNATI, Ohio (UP) mains one of the topmost 11 rulers Bakery operator Frank Jones said of the Soviet Union. the thief who stole a dozen doughHe exercises an important role nuts from his bakery Friday in the Communist Party leader rushed away so fast he left behind ship. As minister of electric power a bracelet bearing the inscription: stations he plays an important "Stop thief." part in the expanding electrification of the country and in the building of new vast hydroelectric WOMAN DECLINES enterprises. He supervises atomic SUSPENDED SENTENCE industry. HIGH POINT, N. G. (UP) A woman convicted on a worthless Most Leaders Absent check charge politely declined Fri One of the shrewdest Western day a suspended 30 day sentence diplomats, who has had ultimate given her by Judge J. A. Myatt. experience of the Soviet Union for Mary J. Kinney said rather than 25 years, recently observed that go free she would like to be sent leaders to the woman's division of central most of the were absent from Moscow at the prison where she received such "wonderful treatment" a short same time. They included Bulganin and time ago. Communist Party chief Nikita S. The judge shrugged his shoulders Khrushchev, visiting in Southeast and granted her request. p. top-ranki-ng Two Boys Avert Bus Crash County Budget Requests Face Cuts ed 30-ye- ar restaurants Geologist Files Not Guilty Plea In Uranium Case NEW DELHI, India (UP) Mme. Sun Yat Sen, vice president of Communist China and widow of the "father" of modern China, will arrive here Dec. 16 for a three week visit as guest of the Indian government, it was learned Saturday. It will be her first visit to India. FOUND GUILTY Harry L. Washburn, as he received the verdict of guilty of murder with malice from the 54 District Court jury in Waco, Texas. 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