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Show - - - - ' - , c - . , - , . - - ---- , --- - , DESERET NEWS TEI.EGWAJA, Solt. tolcto City, Tuesday, No'v'eltster At;I-- , , t ! - -- .. - - , - --- - - - -- - CIISNAL ClirCI ' '11Ail - ; , . ) of the Communist Viarty,in Red t)e- army Ittr;, ovsky, in 1 reducerillueme or port 'Okay prohibited). MOSCOW (INS)---Sovi- et ,' , 1 "It..1- , drcles, 1- the only interview tleltbick grey hair is combed has granted since succeeding 'straight back from his bulldog ' tiarshal Georgi Zhukov. de face without a parting Ills eye II Cared that Soviet submarines!!brows are black and expressive. - I i 6 - would "drown" any American I 1 , F c . -- - -- - Dulles 1 'I - P,13- 115-11- tria 1 - o t, - r r - 4 I o Snat- 'It's one thing to turn loose I information the Russians prob. I s ec. , irru , , retary et State John Foster ably already have but It Isen; 4t.Dulles has run into strong oppo- tlrely a different matter to dig. .1 11611.1" w sition within theEisenhower close advanced technological I 1 IllESOCK 49-' whIchwe do not be. 1 I 1 -- - . dtt ! S administration on the proposed knowledge lieve the Russians noy possess." I e ' 1 1 2tnm' ie. e V4"" WHIRLPOOL and ' sharing of U.S. , 1 Would Lose Secrecy If I I , inforscientific OF AIR secret other top g Officials said that t consider. i s INAM mation with , America's NAT0i able opposition is also held g , it VIUSUAL g alit I WEATHER D , . , ALLV id 4 by STAR allies. S I U.S. industrial leaders to turn. I . s OF SHOOT122 I The opposition to the proposal ing over technological secrets 11 if ''S I .vef."0"".! has been spearheaded by such on , used in Wnstrue. 111 'REFLECTIOXS as I tionprocesses ggiST -- - ICE CRYSTALS 4 1, r ,''s , FOG --- HAZE 6f defense weapons. They secur,ity;consc,ious agencies Defense Department and 'tear that ' competitors, both in 11 itpe . , . -. e ' ' Atomic Energy Commission. .: .' and at home, countries , ,' , foreign --' ,, A 1. , ', , '. :Ile proposal for pooling U.S. would be able to obtain the in. '. ' , ' ' . ' nuclear and other secrets with formation. . . . , , . allies is one of the ' . , but that there ' ' was It pointed ,. s , . cornerstone plans for strength- are an infinite number of ae p , , . , A a ening the NATO collective deand methods which are I I . , ik fense alliance :scheduled for --- ', industry for highly by rv-t"-. ", presentation by President Eisen- complicated Weapons such as II 1 hower at the allied "summit" missiles, atomic warheads, ra- I , month. next meeting in, Paris . ; dar, etc., that are also employed I I t Claim Nuclear Edge be used in a great I , or could NA Amp s 11 41Ib , ! I ow Pentagon and AEC, officials variety of industrial products. ' 1.6 ' an. II 'who have raised opposition tol President Eisenhower !,' ' ' 'um , ! the plan have argued with flounced in his joint statement ' , els, Dulles that such action would with British Prime. Minister , , , be tantamount to turning Amer. Harold Macmillan on Oct. 25 , , , , lea's most vital secrets over to that he will ask Congress 'to t , , . Tit 3Y IT ArnAtS ,. , '' Soviet Russia. amend the Atomic Energy Act la' Pf It 14("I- - ....... ' ,,....,-.,,- .. , ,, AS, nyv,,,,3 sAuccts , ,..,,..,,,, may be necessary and desirt, '!Grantedthatthe,Aussians,as , ; , are ahead of us in developmeht able' to permit of close and fruit. , . , , , of longiange missiles,' we still ful collaboratiort eVscientists FLYING SAUCER REPORTS EXPLAINEDDr. Donald hold the edge on nuclear weep- and engineers of Great Britain, has seen In the sky on occasion. Drawing Illustrates ne IL Mengel, Harvard Observatory director, gives several ons,!' one highly placed source the US. and other r friendly tural phenomena which can be distorted by tog, haze or , , countries." admits he saitt, clouds so that they seem to be flying saucers. explanations for the strange sights 40,N04.::: a, - , 1 - --- I ' , .' r, - the: accusationti, By BOB CONSIDEVE lather charges, (World Cariritbi 1957 by IblkY06090111that he - , . 1.,,: , , 7i11 4.) L --- . -- 4,0 - - . 26, 1957. , f )f.':flti3t.-$iJb..-L7-97for:- , ( r . ' . '401..f.r.totiftli-Roai)ls.i'--:.,7:::-'':- . . r ' , - , Ey ROBERT G. NIXON I yr "yrvykr,lero".,Tk , I I tylkrert r , 1 I I I I I 1 --- - -- . . - ' - - i I t eir I , - M4 I 1 . - I 1 I I I I Greets Visitors aircraft carrier that entered Ile gave each of us- a Done.' ' Russian waters. ,..4 crushing handshake, shook 'The burly Veteran of 43 years ihamts with a major general and ' from the TilT of service, up from the ranks of majorinterpreters outer office and with his the Czarist and Red armies, chunky girl stenographer. Malin' znade his blunt declaration to ovsky then took his place at the NVilliarn Randolph Hearst - Jr., lead of a long conference table Hearst's National News Editor and indicated Frank Conniff, and this He wore nine rows of ribbons In an interview Saturdayreporter! beneath the star i delivered in the courses of the of the Lenin. ilTe I Soviet expla.nation first l marshal's star in each - - of why the Russian navy has 'single ' built up the largest submarine thickset shoulder was the size of a sheriffs badge. A painting fleet in the world. Id Lenin reading Pravda looked Party Rules Army 'clown from a wall. On another' - ' tIalinovsky also announced wall were large, flaming paintthat the Red army Its now once Ings of Russian arms in triumph again the obedient Instrument and torment on land and sea. of Communist party police. He The marshal has a voice and it was with an air of made these additional points. he gave, antiaircraft ,rockets - will make bombers obsolete and, Hearst his blunt estimate of end . the power of Russian military thinking at this America's Strategic Air Corn. sensitive hour in relations be tween two great powers, , The American soldier, he Questions Policy I --said, is inferior to his Red This reporter asked himwhy .. because number opposite army Russia, while speaking so often -- - 4-- - -- -- - America-hits-no - ---I "ideal" - fof of was investing a vast peace, which to die in battle. "ow fortune in submarines, an offen1711 The United Nations emblem sive 1 weapon. 1 Confinued from First Page I under. which 16 nations fought 1 Atelblki 11111111011 . I alonbil He looked at me broodingly eba Communist in forces against and with his interpreter only a i Lot 11160 4OFLO1111111161111b VUJII1 inal operation June 9. 1956, alter Korea was but a "badge" die few beats behind I him he said: " a ievere attack of ileitis, an inin. American 11 military guising "The submarine is not only an at we simply still do not fully testinal disease. CAMBRIDCE, MASS. terests. He said his sympathies offensive I I . is also a I HU islUYnvi Dr. Donald H. were wholely with the North defensive weapon. It director! but he Menzel, I contends! understand,", The medical bulletin, signed weapon, and as long ' Harvard College ObserVa-'- I that most can be explained. as.oreans. in that war.. I It 1 Dr. Snyder and Gen. Leonard '1 we must keep our defense at I1 1 las by inTOKYO 60 war Is "an I I II (UP)Some I vie I Jam tory, said Tuesday flying saucer "A whirlpool of air near an D. Heaton, commandant of Wal- I1 1Kr. forced to I are a high level I vention of writers, not of people build submarines on students staged I it bay Ireports these days can be at! airplane may reflect a distant' ter Reed Army Hospital, ended I 4taswer who really know war." He add. "It is a good weapon, a good a r demonstration in tributed 1 11 P6-1- I and to to a be onwon be can war this "no light without appear largely "Sputnikitis." , flying rote; ed, optimistic to use against United front a the American Embassy i MenZet-ki- t 1. I I yA 1,..7a,k: IE 7;4 carriers. You the foot soldier." ; known as one of saucer travelling alongside thel , "In the absence ni other find- States" aircraft he said. what they the ship," I --Rumors - mention- - submarines as an of- Tuesday, protesting leading saucer debunkers, Menzel confesses that he has ings,- the President's age, - and 'democcalled of "infringement not was he salc1 that hailed In the fensive weapon. But how about implying seen and r chased the improvement that he has Soviet Union as the liberator of the aircraft tallier? It is ag- racy" by the, U.S. high commti- all reports are psychological personally um a Pt in INFO& Ink S shown in the relatively short pe- saucers. . 14 in oft LP I , 10 I By El Ilk hysteria., 11. and Bucharest in gressive and aggressive only." i sioner on Okinawa. 21.1 Budapest I "I I It admit that I nod onset since his of strange the ittes sights 41 Rohl "Most of -these images World War II, gruffly denied Malinovsky added: The demonstration followed in the sky, more In-- I ness, the outlook for complete IL ktvo viif a - exist and have been ""Ido appear ' that he personally planned the! than the average of Naha's man recovery within - Monday's ousting pe- I he not are "but said, they I just operations of North Korean N riod of time is excellent." realizes," he said. Communist Mayor Karnejiro what people thought forces while serving as the Far they 00W.! and treat the whole family to I I I "And I just don't believe those Senaga by a city assembly I Eastern commander of the Redl thefinest.assortmentof butçer I II So. Its for cobcpurrinI I of saucers putting out reports vote. vote was The at the time. , Don't AAo- army t vonfoinintowlonmmos.,.. cream neglect centers your fruits, nuts and 1 5 I 1 27i 771 and staffing engines. That II 17111111 The new defense minister Continued from First Page I possible through changes in the lights Vilko. I 1 i IIISE lki II band to 'caramels, in was eyes dipped pure, preseri local constitution by U.S. High probably just a nervous' 1 broke his long silence to greet fit 1 1111111 It chocolate . on the accelerator." I . I Int reflection and thanks for all Commissioner on Okinawa Ltlfoot simply delicious, IV your beauty. With Hearst and his party in I MmEMEMen, 1, one! Menzel causes lists these Gen. 1 1 1 I i James E. Moore. every I all will vetti - - chosen, properly huge ministry where the pub. 'that we possess. saucer?' reports: 1r" I ' 1 lisher had interviewed Zhukov The first .Thanksgiving took - Two of the students were ' cr--4176:I I II rested for violation of a Tokyo t Searchlights playing on thick 1 fitted glastals4ou coo t , in 1955. corn after .or in I 4621 I mist. I ordinance 4 wilem, along with layers or cloud mt,V1,11j4.1 I II Improve both. Brim; your ntA..2, 3 'Zhukov was- ousted as defense place ." X I : '1 I and S ibt-, minister and as a member of the 'harvest The day was set nide' other demonstrators they Venus; Jupiter or various' I children In also, for a ifla other firemarched before the 1 stars, bright I I bright frBIAlv. embassy the amAngifeir and I on, prayer by presidium recently feasting thorough wYggAuminunun.' balls and even the moon shining l I 1 building. .111I 21 a Pilirim of survivors colony ' 1 ' 1 Led by five opposition Social- 'through broken clouds. I I I ADVIIITISEMINT 1111111hL t M. M. Bywater - 1 '1 - V I v.' . 'whim had landed at Plymouth, ist Party diet members, the'dem- I Reflections from dIstant I Examinations ISa I onstrators called the US. high planes, I I REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST jet aircraft, Mass, the year before. I , LI vt-Love Your ,LoallidAIIIVIO Since then, the foods which commissioners' constitutional trails, balloons, spider - webs, , 1 clouds. It'll Drive 'em Crazy were prepared for that occasion changes an "infringement of peculiar E. . 45 Phenomena related to the democracy." Broadway have become part of the Amerii The diet Borealis. Socialist Aurora Some members unusual t There are ways to discom0 , IL Y11411 - II handed the embassy's first sec- forms of shooting stars. I I I k bobulate enemies which ars ican tradition, to be served again' r L. John Menzel a does believe I I retary, FI areI land there No,;,-;Stegrnaler, 17 valuable to learnbecause -- -- again every year. For every occasionAt your favorite candy counter QUIT LaKe IT' protest note addressed to Presi- some saucer reports which' 1 little enemies can grow into , , Turkey became the tradition. dent Eisenhower. "represent natural monsters! al meat lust by chance. A group' In the December Reader's lot hunters was sent out by the 'Digest, J. P. McEvoy cites colonists to provide meat for I businees enemies and spite-fenthe feast and the first thing r; INg"buildersgives some they ran across was a flock of . , ' unusual methods for turning wild .4, turkeys.them into friends. SHAPE It might just as well have You'll enjoy reading Decembeen bear meat, deer or rabbit. ..v Despite the 336 years since bpr Reader's Digest-- 36 . 0f is the it still first Thanksgiving, kti9 entertaining and informative 'il QaA J'a ,articles,,,the best front a Ante ,otteasting, ,thanks and dit o prayer.T It has also become a tines and books, condensed-t1 ia time of reunion for families save you time. 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