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Show ' , 2A , ' 7 I 1..11 By Marty. Links 1 P)MAEBASIII,JAPAN The Maebashi district i procurator's office will demand a new trial for Army specialist William . Girard in an effort to send the American GI to prison for manslaughter, it was disclosed Thursday. The Ottawa, IlL, soldier was convicted on Nov. 19 of the fatal shooting of Mrs. Naka Sakai on an Army camp firing range, but was let off with a three-yea- r suspended sentence The procurator's office said head prosecutor Kaname Wata- - 4W1(AP 41 . el Algeria - Affair pi D NATIONS, N.Y. France's appeal for f(DIS) lreedom and peace" to halt a r of Algeria Communist was under UN. study Thursday es Syria and Egypt foreshaoLi.ed rejection of the plea. I:Western and even some neu ! - tralist delegates hailed WednesspeechbyFrench Foreign , '111onest t 1 41P C , - ' 1 lirli 4 a - AFL-CIO- , 43 J-- two-hou- as . - . ' , ( 'I ' 41016110 s 4r - . 'Pr !. . dt ovens 1 icEttit 1:10,,, Eitt Ns: - t ...I., neasolliele? - T Sat mol.M11 A ICA Panama al IL Ina Mao ' Fot'.:40:...,9f:go.o.O.:.4.-t,.::,.- " t. -- , Aki 'That's one thing about TaffyRhs thinks BIG! pivotal tt"., dloik 1 .a, , , I ., c; T.:h.14u...m0.F00::ch:060, Zyrian and Egyptian envoys challenged what they called the ' , f NEW YORK black and pink convertible which men were charged with' homi- Graber had described to police dde Wednesday night In the "ut- before his death. James Jordan, terly senseless" slaying of the 25, was arrested Wednesday. All father of quadru- three are Negroes. They were booked for illegal possession of plets. Joseph Graber, 43, father of a gun and attempted robbery in three other children beside the addition to homicide. quads, was shot in his liquor Police, who described the kill. store 4a rgena to the pavement outside the Graber told them before he died said the Algerian Reds can "rely store and cried, "What's going' that he had offered one of the from aid foreign to happen to powerful my wife and seven men the $250 in his cash register. cluntries," children? My poor children." Graber was shot in the chest ' 60 Disciplined Forcer Woodrow Miller, '30, and Ed- with a shotgun as he walked to added that the Commu ward Daniels, 35 were picked the cash register. The bandits TastS "are the only truly disup Tuesday night riding in a fled without taking anything. ctplined forces Involved in the rebellion", and added there was aaserious danger that Algeria THE WEATHER (Tull prove to be "the Trojan Horse of Communism In North 7 SALT LAKK CITY AND VICINITY Africa." PRECIPITATIONSines Nov. 1. 1957. cloudy Thursday night, with 1.37; departure since Nov. 1. .07. PreiPineau pledged that If the Mostly some mow; partly cloudy Friday. Low cipitation since Oct. 1. 1957, 2.15; do. UN. with France in temperature Friday morning. 24; blab parture since Oct. 1. 49. 38. SUNRules Friday 730 cm; seta UTAH hgr new program for Algeria, Friday. Mostly cloudy Thursday Friday 5:02 P.M es snow or snow flurries, Pedal 12:55 p.m.; the world community will share night, with in north portion; clearing in gets Friday 11:17 cm. rich natural mainly irt the COMPARATIVE TEMPERATURES- -northwest late Thursday; partly cloudy nom- Salt Lake CRY. Wednesday: High 39, Friday. Low temperatures Friday resources of the Sahara, low la. mean 28, normal 36. A year Ins, high Friday. High 40, low 19. .fle emphasized France is SOUTHEASTYRN IDAHO Cloudy' ago: high for e low for month 44. with scattered bowers of snow or rain month 74. , to a negotiate Max. rody pin. Pre. Thursday nighty clearing Friday. Low N.M. 46 , 22 to hold elections with a single temperatures Friday morning. 20401 Albuquerque, Ga. 54 65 Atlanta, Friday, erectoral college and to renew high '43 31 Trace SOUTHWESTERN MAHO - Mostly Billings. Mont. N.D. 21 Bismarck, 39 Thursday night, with a. few talks with legitimate ripresenta-- , clouds, IDAHO 40 36 showerit fair Friday, with little change BOISE, Mass. 41 Boston, 36 tfves of the population to decide in temperature. Low temperatures Fri. Butte, Mont. 31 25 Trace 3848. high 28,38; morning, day Friday, on the future of France. 17 37 NEVADA Variable cloudiness in CEDAR CITY - .4L44. (UP)--Thr- ee 1)44 0 CIO i vt-t- I five-year-o- ld I - 7 x' tt e 's I v. : ' 41 e 1 ' :2! lie - Vora WNW III . ..::: zs: . : p étlthiwE - 7:1 150,000-membe- i 111111161' l'irerneditated distortions" of P;neau, who said France has the Insurgents beaten providing the Itist. does not permit them to Make a "comeback" through Internationalization of the conflict. :The foreign minister, warning that communism is ready to tale over in Algeria if the - - A - s nal went toTOkyo Thursday to Ctiet udgeYuzo Kawachl parloit-fallto three sentenced Girard the of office the years consult with procurator general and demand at hard labor but suspended the - I John WASIMIGTON (UP) a retrial prison term on the condition of A spokesman said the Mae- his good behavior for four years. the of vice Reid. a president , bashi District Court decision, The judgment would permit Gi1 Bakery Workers Union. said which in effect let Girard off rard to return to the United scot free, was "much too len-- States any tirne after Dec. 3 if Wednesday that be saw no way no appeal was filed by either lent" in view of the offense. 111110n to r for the The deadline for a decision on side. . the in remain The procurator's spokesman the appeal is . :It:10:01 b''' Reid of ,..Toronto made the Ai Girard was found guilty of said the court frankly agreed , r after a with back comment the Mrs. meet" Sakai in the prosecution's argument shooting - AMC with a spent cartridge case fired that Girard deliberately enticed President-, with "A thankful man Is glad. If lug from his grenade launcher while Mrs. Sakai to her death and still Georgelleany about the unionti: of freedom, the woman-wcollecting scrap gave him brass on the Camp Weir firing "That is much too lenient," greedy man Is mad because It sus pen lo n on corruptioaou , wasn't a ten."' the spokesman said. charges. range last Jan. 30. 101 t4 However, unlike last year, the 'ICIro-Asia- n group does not plan to demand bilateral French-rebe- l negotiations or U.N. recognition el Algeria's right to independ' (itli cany s, N rtsolution calling again for a lkpe ace ul. democratic and lust sDution" In the North African , ..; ' it 'ItIgerian problem. ,,Ambassador Monght Slim of PIT nisia, named Along with Morocco as the ollly "official" sti)okesman of the Algeria asked that the U.N. be postponed until Fri'debate day in order to give "careful study" to Pineau's statoments. "1 Mild Resolution , ' o'l'unbda and Morocco were re-i- t - - parted readying a "very mild11 ' N Al riNil Minister Christian Pineau as an efforr to resolve the , IP lere,, - allite'laillir take-ove- d-- t,4 1, COMM SAO D,2,1 TB! ', ,litórd-719..1'd0'Eld.t.i!icildita-:.:- - Jill. Study City, Thursday, November 28, 1957 Solt LA DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, EM.blY1 LOU Rojcction - - ,i' wtoz, .0) dv I t I ,e 4 -.- MOON--Ris- newly-foun- , wIsq ; d Nig 35-4- 5. All-tim- o All-tim- - -- cease-fire- ,,4 s ,,, . ,000761",-- , S5-4- 5. - , -- north portions mostly fair in south Fri. day; colder in central and north or tions. WYOMINGPartly cloudy; scattered light snows In mountain areas, and widely scattered snow flurries at lower elevations; colder. COLORADOFair south and partly cloudy in north. with scattered snows In mountains; colder in north portion. 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