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Show ,M, p, , InformatiOn 54473 , ' ' - ,, ;,, Ed I toria,. 44581 IN ITS , MOUNTAIN WESTS FIRST. NEWSPAPElt,NOW THE i 105Tki YEAR C(Dlilsicg. J,11'111111 ,o t .r;;v.,, U.S., Russia Proposal put THREE KILLED AS CREWS GAIN ON 2 COAST BLAZES To Unveil On Agendaby International News Service Hundreds of forest firefighters appeared to be gaining Saturday in their battle to quell a blaze which took three lives near Sierra City in northern California while in the. south another major fire near Chatsworth was reported ' under control. . The northern California blaze was stopped just short of Sierra City, 80 airplane miles northeast of Sacramento, Friday after burning over more than 1,500 acres of timberland in the Tahoe National Forest. The three dead were convicts from a Folsom State Penitentiary camp who were trapped in a canyon by shift in the wind. Twenty other firefighters among some 400 battling the blaze narrowly escaped with their lives. The residents of Sierra City, a gold rush town, were alerted to evacuate their homes before the blaze was stopped a half mile away. The fire continued to burn, however, near the town. . By Ma lk Data , A, MdT014-- (UP) ite States and Russia v to make public a 'ge" of their secret ;-: .- 4 "full talks art. resident - isenhower's plan, the State p ClZildk,,.,4,&AOPN10W.4, ,,tla..asSitt40,t,A The have announced Satur- ;, 1 Acclamation - UNITED (UP)The , ft NATICild United-- NatIontlen. eral assembly agreed unani. mously Saturday to put Pres. ident Eisenhower's "atoms for peace plan'k in its program for discussion. The action was taken without debate - and without a formal vote. - , 300-od- d day. oft of-State Department press r , Inch' skin "international, cooperation in ficer Lincoln. Whitetold reportFAMILIAR NEVADA SCENEThis mushroom cloud MISSILE TESTSThe AEC's new 'atomic tests at Nedeveloping the peaceful uses of ers that the documents would atomic energrhad been recvada Proving Grounds may include missrles such as possibly will be seen'again in Nevada skies as AEc be made public Saturday night ommended Friday by the assemMartin Matador. (UP. Telephoto.) holds new.atomic tests In '55. (UP. Telephoto.) this B-by agrement with Moscow. nis bly's steering The United Press had been in:Unanimous Vote formed- shortly before the of. ', . Russia at that time surprisfield- announcement that an , ingly asked that the record ;, agreement on publication otalks show the committee vote to be long and unfruitful secret unanimous. , , had been arranged in Moscow The Soviet Union's Andre Y .. t: E. insisted that by U. S. Ambassador Charles WASHINGTON (UP)The United States demanded Satur- Vishinsky Kremlin was sincere in its de. .. Bohlen Ind Soviet Deputy For, break its "continued silence" on the fate Of that Russia day sire to hold further talks with ' Andreii Gromyko. Minister eign B29 aboard a Americans WASHINGTON (UP) The eight The new tests, it is believed, fe - ',1 Superfortress downed by Soviet the United States on the pro- 2:r Initiative VS. fighters nearly two years ago off northern Japan. :t Atomic Energy Commission has will be of atomic Warheads for to put atomic energy to The American embassy in Moscow delivered the note to the gram The United States was underuseg. , other missiles and peaceful spedisclosed that new atomic guided initiato taken have stood the Soviet foreign office. The com- 4 . However, the' Soviet deleweapons will be tested at its cial weapons being developed by tive in having the record pubmunication insisted that Russia ilate made it cleir. lished so that the world could Nevada Proving Ground early the military.. pay damages ofw$111,i6200 ,295.01 for will enter the e see where responsibility lay for the incident next year. occurred program only on its own terms: Some of these are said to in,, .. : , .. lack of agreement on the plan. and Oct., 1952. The United States That the western nations first clude ground-to-ai- r f t ., ,., ::: ..... . has asked this sum in previous agree to unconditional probiblMr. Eisenhower unfolded his -,atomic milsiles designed to f ,,-; notes to Russia. The penny is tion of In a speech before " proposMon nuclear weapons. , 1,p--h and 12. 4,4 knocit St(ratst:eneing44.-tnm.1'41'31' , for loss et rthegdanepollse lel,sigamio,i0111.4yt telorraveriat4owi'vsobv-, i the ;Jutted National admeetaLiiuh. 1 "1":7 , 1. . ,- : '". '. ;;.'f . 2 .:''' ,. illr fleets. .. ... of is for dam,., ,; i 4, ',.....,,,;, sembly at New York Dec. 8, ......)", .,,,magaelsndtaer tehel3ra VAAmbassador 1., -',,' .'s CabotTrenry The commission .!it.1;'f .Friday 7 i,.:''f;:4.7., goventment f,...9141,orT.t;?!. ..f i'..:?,,,e :4 :1,:,,,..1, that next' year's experimental 4'.. and next of kin of the plane Lodge Jr," told Vishinsky It called for establishment of ,.':, ;would be happy to find that :::' f explosions will begin "probably crew. ; , an international agency to Soviets were the to with 1....,..e PARIS'aTP)---American- s willing about "parliv- ....!..:' The State Department also which nations with individual ,,,,,i,:.::::,44.:-,.:.,::; .!.i.:,,E,,i':,t. to operate in putting the ticipation and support by the - announced in were France Satwarned atomic would ing contrib:: that ,, Ambassador programs work for peace. ,.,,,.:,:::::,..::, :::,.....4 Department of Defense and Fedtechnicians and ute materials urday by French officials that Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., had "But, let us not the eral Civil Defense Administrai:,4 to exploit the peaceful benefits her may be drafted into the been instructed to ask the presi- words of the old forget - - WASHINGTON (UP)West tion." It did not say immediately proverb, ,,,:,,::,,::4 ,,,4,, of the atom. French armed forces next dent of the United Nations Se- Lodge told the Soviet delegate, hether newsmen and other , , ,:s1 , I. , , ..i' ,.: From entity Council to circulate the "Actions speak -- louder than Dulles Germany has offered to con- representatives of the public Hint month. ' ,:;::. ;;I :;1,!, ' text of the ' note among words.' The world has been tribtr4s..12 divisions to help de- will be permitted to witness any ....., State of John Foster Secy. ::,t'.....ik , in France members of the council. The ,,! .,:.? living Foreigners 4 p'" ....,............... )6..i waiting for such action since shots. Dulles two of i. the 'hinted fend Europe against possible :,... days ago for more than 12 months are Security Council recently last Dec. 8." 31 atomic AEC off set has of The American release that the if the Communist aggression F:.;.. sidered the attack by the So-be to liable called a .:(:..,.'.. under at the Nevada test beup Soviet '... and was explosrons arguments ..::...: .::::., , .., .::..:..,..,,,!. Allies agree swiftly to three .;;; Ple viets on another United States ,: , ..... ' ..;:., , ':,,:;!,?. range since it was opened in ving considered in the two cap- draft law approved by the .' :::"..,:.::. .:.:..:;' In that incident, occur-Frenc- h sources plane. :':;;.',:' conditions,- diplomatic .' 1951. The last one, on June 4, itals. parliament last month. ring on Sept. 4, a U.S. Navy BASEBALL :',::::::L::. 7' ;:, :;::.1:,'. asdisclosed Saturaay. 1953, was the largest ever detoan II, .address before the 1 1: ' " .:4'....,..!5';',..",:,:'.;.:...4.:.':;1..1: '. plane was downed off Viadi7 ... sembly last 'Thursday Dulles Officials said Saturday that ::.1g, The German substitute for nated in continental United ,::;;').,......'''.;:.'7.:;.; .;...i.:.t..1...:':: AMERICAN LEAGUE a census of such foreigners, in-- , vostok. ,,,.:., to was 50,It States. .':.', I.;'.: are ..: that equivalent !said, ::,:'4,,..t.:.,.;',,,.....!. quite "Wg, ... Corn..,, ', ,.,.... the European DefenseDetroit OW 000 001 1 .,t.. 2 .. i': N -, was now In .,,'. the 000 tous of TNT. to note be- delivered Americans, ) eluding the Clic land all documents exchanged I , ::,:,:..,,;,,,:,:-::,,:102 040 14 0 11 killed France . Zuvorin plan, by I new munity Harbort (4), MarThe first shot of the t tween the United States and the being completed. When the Russians Saturday, the United low II) and Lary (S), Strom II (3); Wynn Wilson, ,i1;,..,:;.. .'Jn.:...,:,. . after years of agonizing inde- series will bring to at least 82 ...... USSR during these negotiations check is finished next month States also: 1. Asked Russia to' and Hogan. exwas atomic number circulated of in Jo cisiorh secretly the total be publiiht ." submitting the Oct. 7, Chkoo .'.:.,.Y&.'..';. the draft may start immediately, OM 203 12 (1 :,:f.' ..; :;,':$.:.:',.W.,i.,:,.:''.:. t , 'If; 000 000 in Washington and other west- plosions since the start of the to the Interns 'Mittman) ' T.T. He .S:"..; ?',,,' I 1 that lttisia had the government authorities said. Norco and Lollar; Larson. Duren (3). ...,..,;...,..,....,,, broken ern eapitais in advance of next atomic era. Of the 61 set off 'so tional Court of Justice if the illyike (S), Fox (0) and Murray. silence on United '1951 the Under States .....:41. week'snine-powe- r defense talks far the United States has detolithe plal just the day before he draft law all aliens admitted' to Russians continue to deny e Washintod KO 302 001- -4 1? 2 In London. nated at least 50, Russia at least Boston 004 301 003T 14 to 'say that they were still for pernianent sponsibility. States United !spoke AMONG LATEST WEAPONS Schmitt. Pascual (6) and Fittearaids "Corporal" guided The State Department said eight, and treat Britain three. Nixon, Hurd (4). Muds (74 Kinder tee willingto talk further. Hut residence are subject to draft 2. Repudiated interpretation end missilesipf this type may see action early in 1955 when White. of the World said the Soviet War move Yalta II Dulls Seeretary of State John Foster The United States uses the calls. Also those admitted for AEC tests of at conducts New "latest" atomic Philadolptila York, eleht. weapons. (UT. Dulles will leave for London at Nevada proviQg ground to test 'gave op, indication that Russia temporary residence may ..be agreement, that the island -- of Telephoto.) LEAGUE NATIONAL 4 9 p.m. EDT Saturday. Some of 1"small" reteied from its,pegative called up if they stay in the Yuri, near the scene of the in- 100 011 TM 2, is 1 - the 23 imembers of the U.S. dele- compared to the giant United - States more than 12 cident. was lawful Soviet terri--' Ihittsburols positioti. 1 131 040 10 13 11rooklyn ' Priond, Law (SI and Atwell; Moyer, gation, including Asst. Secy. equivalent to many millions of piplomatie informants, said months. They also must waive tory. The United States said 1Labino and Camoamila. (I) are which tested of TNT, t)te full exchange of documents all future claims to American the Yalta agreement did not Livingston T. Merchant, already tons 000 Ix xi St. Louis are enroute to the conference. in the Pacific. 4ould show that the United citizenship to avoid the call up. grant Yuri or any other of the MItwiuk Ill Mut xi tates had made repeated OH However, the French officials Habomai Islands to the Soviets. Informants said West GerPohoisky and Larvik Sunhat, deli Crandall. rts to get Russia to go along said Saturday that the draft ac- The text of the !lute was many agreed to mobilize 12 di7 Ends Tour 1 Europe 200 000 lox ins lotion s visions if it was (I) admitted to wr,k h & plan for ,tion here was not a retaliatory leased jointly by the State CChicaso ' WI 200 lox U.S. UndeT,ONDON (UP) 1948 five. pea e as a first step toward measure for the American Department and by the U.S. Pow r, Judson t$) and Serninkik2 the ROME (UP)--Ovthe eat- .Davis iti and Fannin Lary, , gre ter armament , controls.ldrafting of Frenchmen.' , embassy in Tokyo. power Brussels pact, (2p3ade a rsecretary of State Robert Alur- calls of Communist members, Now York at Philsid klistsia, nsotit . left North , by plane member of the phy Friday night News Wa shington Bureau , i Atlantic Treaty, and (3) granted for the United States after a the Italian senate gave a 114 717 ' WASHINGTON, D. full 'sovereignty by withdrawal tour of western European cap- to 97vote of confiden patitals. of Allied occupation forces. of Fedthe of to the manship powerful governm urday , PreMterM'ario Scelb in the eral Communications Commis- Wilma Montcsi drug death sion Saturday passed frotaRnsiq III It. Hyde, 'Idaho .native, to scandal. I The senate voted after George C. MeConnaughey of his Scriba said in a Ohio. was not to blame tor. ' WHITE SANDS PROVING chance Orreaching a desti Mr. enough ta sapport men and (Many quite serious rocket"' ,erved a one year, t the "scandal of the century." nation and returning.) N.M. (UP)The . equipment to take off to the scientists, as l'GROUND, among them Gerappointm-enof chairman the He spoke to the senate for . moon. man Willy Ley who helped Haley slid that if any manof the American to Commuin commission president hour one in until (UP)--Sta! somewhere te reply ,important hidden remained and BOISE city made satellite was launched But tie praised the efforts with the basic research before believes man fist charges that 'his eight- dipApril 18; 1954. and since that Rocket-Societofficers the heavy brush and forest for any but peaceful purposes of Prof. Clyde Tombaughthe police and sheriff's World War II that ultimately as n maintained a constant patpoi in astronomer who discovered "our enemies would develop a resulted in the Nazi V-- rock. Stale Police Lt. A. E Perkins Fm o t h.oldin government Itime has been "acting head." lie will Nach the moon within 25 that case the mixed up back roads in the mountains said the search would continue ets, believed that travel Pluto, to locate meteorites device to destroy our space for will continue as A member of Yearswithout the help of north and, east of Boise Satur- for the second straight night, has rocked the country this station as soon as he manwhich for be '1, F the moon could be accomrefueling,may already ports space circling the commission months and which earlier like miniature Andrew lS, Haley, founder the day in the bflief that escaped although some of the men are week aged to launch it" A natural plished with a scientific et. President Eisenhower recent-the caused rtsignation murderer Kenneth R. Hastings pretty weary.", f Aero-Je- t moons and much closer. meteorite, however, wouldI be fort less than that which pro. Engineering Co., Ily adopted a policy of rotating orhis foreign minister. , a dot in space" and a meteorite said with took issue his such J "Just duced the first atomic bomb.) Haley The lawmen. from as far east' stimepf' FCC the 4 chairthanship. Scelba staked the future of hard to detect. could be as large as a million German rockel authority I I as Twin Falls, have,ebecked and - 'h is A native Of Downey, Idaho: colleagues In the society Fri-Mgovern'The rocket society presitons and capable of supportKraft A. Ehricke, now with rechecked the hundreds of, ment on the vote. Hyde, 54, is. -- an' attorney.' day. They had maintained at dent said that a practical Bell Aircraft (Co(, said earlier fbr that their annual convention . ing space jourmiles of dirt roads and high, equipment FCC Before being named an 4.t-,. r , the solution to moon travel Space port, designed for obthe rocket soOety conven. neys. wind that. in lothrough 1946, actbe ways coldeA he icommissioner held, and hottest The ' ' servation of outer. space- - or tiOn that an artificial satellite Crhe prime difficulty facing virtually every, important legal,' probably would lie in mancations in the nation for the foothins and 'mountains Which New Algeria Quake the earth,. might be practical 600 miles above the earth and rocket scientists is the devel!position with the commission, made satellites about 600 pist 24 hours as reported to rim two sides' of Boise, but Would have to be so small Miles out from earth, where a of if with (UP)-- ALGERIA around our planet power plant counsel. opment He a Buspinning life ALGIERS, ',including general The convict, servir.g the Salt Lake Weather aa could la that no one would litilileag enough drive to overcome the reau were: sentence; for the muTder of .a A new earthquake Friday night will remain as a member of the Interplanetary travelers t --,th:stork for refutlin,. . of gravity. at the stay Pfl1tTbepOwer quired ,'. - shook Opeansville Where more commission . , örts ThermaLealltIfiLdestret soissgromrrian in 1851,overato launch manned were earth's surface. On a, space 58, Is ago Iiii1,77'rnr anything but peaceful I yeart, Associate. - War !ehtthaii-17W--peTs-Ely, Nev.- ..' .. . 29 degree$ .powered "We" have the tools, Ehin space station would be enough space station is port, several hundred miles purpoSerl' him in early this month. in North Afri- - :attorney, ,. and is now chairman ' stabbed Frank O'Neil, Utah's hottest and coldest: to travel all the way to the leke said. "All we need is' out from earth, gravity would the arm and hands, and drove ca's worst recorded quake.- id the federal government's Re--1 impossible," Haley said. Even remoon', he argued, and called il St. George less is much after for its be Satthe money." He maintained EisenMr. and, Board. purpose , 82 degrees peaceful '..negoliation authorities French reported off Friday morning. .... . 37 degrees Hilitstini; Milford hewer gave him a recess ap-- ; impractical." 111., fueling, a space ship could 1 it "a dream 1QO yeigt911hatlayearscAgterii was being returned lirday He bast riff for' the moon or i Haley said direct travel to made satellite- - was ,estab. of irt---1 Thenewtremor lasted twnpntnimerrt (Salt Lake's max.', 66; min. to the prison after some dental ) I the moon is possible within 25 tonsider hunehhig7 a other planets in the Nolar sys-- 474 lished, a trip to the moos at tilt yeterans Adminis- - minutes and caused no casu- - and then designated, him as4 '' 011S"-1(' ' ' btation big tem with considerably better &NG tOn spa-cyears. would be, possible. 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