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Show Soviet Press Attacks U. S. New Disarmament Proposal By HENRY SHAPIRO United Press Staff Correspondent The Soviet MOSCOW (UP) k a bitter Press has launched new disarmaon America's ment plan. One official newspaper termed it a mere "maneuver" to avoid disarmament. "A mountain was In labor and a mouse was born," said the Moscow trade union organ Trud. Pravda, official communist newspaper, said there is "nothing flew" in the proposals put before the United Nations Disarmament in London by U.S. E. Stassen. Harold delegate The Soviet press indicated bitter Kremlin disappointment at Stas-sen'- s presentations but it was not at-sta- Sub-commissi- on immediately clear whether news- - Reconciliation Held step-by-ste- U. S. (UP) Attorney confirmed Giesler Saturday Jerry there was a "possibility" that William TRUCK.EE, Calif. (UP actress Terry Moore would withhas F. her divorce draw Nev., Leonard, complaint Sparks, auto on an in man killed been accident insurance Panama against ac20 route near its state she whom junction Eugene McGrath, cused of associating with other with U.S. 40 at Emigrant Gap. The Highway Patrol said Friday women. Giesler said the earliest that both the victim and his wife, any legal action could be insti- Katherine, 66, were tossed froffr tuted would be Monday because their car when it ran off the road Miss Moore was in Denver. The at a curve and plummeted down actress filed her suit last Monday, a embankment a half mile and McGrath since has denied all west of the Bear River. her accusations. Mrs. Leonard was taken to The couple was married at Las Miners' Hospital In Nevada City with critical injuries, officers said. Vegas, Nev., Jan. 1, 1956. HOLLYWOOD 40-fo- ot wis "HE AG The United States has rejected as "devoid of both truth and originality" charges by Hungary that the American air attache in Budapest engaged in "improper conduct." In a note delivered to the U.S. Embassy in Budapest Thursday, Hungary accused the attache, Col. Welwyn F. Dallam Jr., of San Francisco of photographing military installations. It demanded he leave the country by June 25. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said Friday the government "categorically these charges and will shortly send an appropriate reply to the Hungarian regime." rejects rvn -- hy N the long hours in hiding before a boarding plane for Stockholm. The school girl, and her smartly-dresse- d mother, Mrs. Stig Wennerstrom, booked passage on a Scandinavian airline plane leaving New York Saturday afternoon. Christina's angry father, a Swedish diplomat, already had returned to Sweden for rnran n n JUS! UK The Appliances used In the Economics Department of the and Alpine School Districts All Half Price . . . The nth Home Provo n yU UJJ 3) US ".rM.lwMa?a,TOm,. V .11T- V - """" Go at School f SSS -- "i&:ss ' Period is equivalent to approximately 2 to 3 months New normal usage Parts Warranryl W Stanford A A. 300 Japanese Students Stage left-win- made under strictest measures. The extraordinary secrecy surrounding the ship recalled a disclosure by the United Press in February, 19S6. of a shipment of 18 M41 Walker Bulldog tanks which was being loaded aboard a Liberian freighter for transport to security Saudi Arabia. President Eisenhower halted the shipment for 48 hours, then leased it over protests of some U.S. senators and the Israeli ernment. The administration said the tanks had been contracted for t training purposes before the flareup. leaders arrested during Friday's demonstrations at the U. S. Embassy. anti-America- TUNE-U- P SPECIALISTS We Specialize in n Carburetors Generator!, Starters - Speedometer The student?! had massed' in front of the American Embassy, shouting demands for the "surrender" of Army Specialist 3c William S. Girard, and carrying placa.rds accusing the United States of trying- to "steal" Okinawa and planning to bring nuclear weapons into Japan. Saturday, they marched on police headquarters but were halted by a solid rank of policemen. The students stamped their feet and shouted insults at the impassive officers. Wr tie only Original Service Parts Also Small Engines for PHONE FR Appointments Tune-t'- p 11 PR0V0 mm c? n? xm&mmMmm&MML MEW y Demonstration two-wee- More School Demonstrator Manges A Few burg, Calif. The bridegroom U" a recent graduate of the Unlverllty of California graduate school; of is publisher of the Oakland business and will be employed-bthe Kaiser Steel Corp. In Oakland. Tribune. The bride attended Dr. Robert Boyd Munger of the :"'" First Presbyterian Church in University. Berkeley officiated. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. 'Huk' Rebels Kill Harold W. Jewett Jr., Piedmont and maid of honor was Miss 3 Filipino Soldiers Ruth Ann Caldwell, Piedmont, 'first MANILA Communist (UP) cousin of the bride. The bride"huk" rebels killed three groom's brother, Everett Edwin soldiers and wounded threeFilipino other McKeen Jr.. will be best man. in a bus ambush late Fripersons McKeen Is the son of Mr. and day, it was announced Saturday. Mrs. Edwin McKeen of Piedmont, The ambush occurred in Maudan in Quezon Province, southeastern , Luzon, it was announced. The soldiers were on their nay to reinforce a patrol in the area and were caught in a "huk" crossfire. Three ether passengers-o- n the bus were wounded. depot. The whitish-gre- y vessel docked at the Navy depot at Earle, N.J., late Friday. An unofficial source told the United Press that it was flying the Israeli flag. 0 g TOKYO (UP) Some 300 Efforts to identify the ship and students Saturday marched the nature of its cargo drew evasive or non committal answers, on metropolitan police headquartyet the cargo shift was being ers to demand the release of four business n n who will soon 1e moving to Pitts- bride away in the 4 p.m. ceremony at the Piedmont home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Knowland. Know-lan- d v curtain of secrecy remained today around cargo shifting operations of a "mystery ship" flying the Israeli flag at a U.S. Navy ammunition NEW YORK (UP) Traffic run ? 'Mystery Ship' Flies Israeli Flag at Depot Huw sat sadly at his home in nearby Falls Church, Va., bemoaning the loss of his girl and his Senate job. would try next Huw, 18, said he ' week to get his old job back at the Senate. Otherwise, he said, he would look for a new one to begin saving his money possibly for a trip to Sweden. The Senate fired Huw when he failed to show up for work after k a leave of absence. At slapped with a $107,600 fine for the time, he was still on his violating the city's housing and "honeymoon." electrical codes. The fines were the highest on record for such offenses. Commercial In handing down the stiff sentence, Municipal Court Judge Sets Panama Record James A. Geroulis said the maxiBALBOA, Canal Zone (Unmum penalty was imposed betraffic through the commercial were "the violations the cause set a record durCanal Panama in the kind most flagrant of their current fiscal year for the ing the city." Clemens failed to show up in second consecutive year, it was court, which further fanned Ger- announced Saturday. As of the close of oulis' wrath. Geroulis issued a warrant for his arrest and said Thursday, with 10 days to go beClemens could work off his fine fore the fiscal year ends, 8,320 commercial ships had passed if he refused to pay. At the rate of $2 a day, Clemens through the canal. The previous faces a possible sentence of more record, set last year, was 8,309 ships. than 147 years behind bars. HOME FURNISHINGS UNIVERSITY son of a U.S. Steel Corp. executive. Senator Knowland gave the Slum Dwelling Owner Assessed $107,600 Fine Red Charges (UP) (UP) Helen Estelle Knowland, 19, daughter of Senate Leader William F. Republican married Saturwas Knowland, Van Sickle McKeen, to Robert day OAKLAND 23, p Denies WASHINGTON Nevadan Killed In Traffic Crash Knowland's Daughter to Wed Mc Keen PAGE BOY PINES FOR HIS SWEDISH SWEETHEART "Those newspapers which reported it expressed clear indignation. " By JAMES BAAR of (Stassen, in his d Press Staff Correspondent the American plan, proposed ..aSHINGTON (UP) Capitol of the armed forces of the page boy Huw Williams today United States and Soviet Russia pined glumly at home for his to 2,500,000 men each. teenage Swedish sweetheart who (He also was reported to have soon would be nearly half a world agreed to Soviet demands that con- away. trol of nuclear tests be included Blonde Christina Wennerstrom the first step toward disarma had only the memories of her ment. Stassen, however, attached marriageless Canadian "honeya number of strings to make sure moon" with Huw as she sat out there would be a "sound, safethat guarded partial disarmament. He made it clear that suspension of nuclear tests must be accompanied way." by simultaneous progress in reBut Trud and Pravda, said there duction of conventional arms). is nothing new in the American disarmament plan. "The statement of the American CHICAGO (UP) Ira J. Clemens, representative (Thursday) was so disappointing that many Englfsh-the owner of a slum dwelling papers ignored it," said Trud which holds 500 people, has been papers were commenting on the entire American plan or the points Stassen formally introduced at the conference. Stassen is expected to introduce the main American proposals when the sUbcommission convenes next Tuesday. Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin, however, already has been filled in privately on the major points, according to reports. Trud said the western press has "staged optimism" for a month, "Eisenhower proclaiming worked out new proposals which allegedly would meet Russia half k Possibility In Terry Moore Divorce SUNDAY, JUNE SS. 193T uuh County, uuh SUNDAY HERALD Mid-Eas- AUTO ELECTRIC Provo South 4th West 40 Westnimjih)(ujse CmnibDiroofffiirD Mt I T''''niHr, GH3 ' 1 , . ,,. ... MODEL WD-- 1 f' ' 'v v. .: i j,. nimii, ' " . ... . y y ' I j III ' W. T. Your Old Washer Mokes the Regularly Down Payment! 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