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Show Or - 'DESERET 7 )4EWS AND TELEGRAM, Salt Lake - , City,- - , , , Friday, Nov. 28 , 1952 I , I ,', A4K.AibAlw.s VI. '0 Germans Plan aomsa ,N - Europe Army Pad ' I wt e . :moitiotio-iatilidit--,Déti;1- , .......... -,, "- ...,. .. ,, $.11.00:t.;':2 - CAL (UP) CHIERIAIIIIA, MEXICO MI) -Teen-age- r Edward Sanders' an- Police captured two bandits who cient car broke down for the Thursday robbed, beat and shot last time Thursday. a' group of U. S. toullsts from BONN, GERMANY Infuriated with the meal- Pueblo, Colo. lower house of the Nest German Mrs. Maud Rogers was reported Parliament votes next week on eitrant mechanism; Sanders ratification of the European army picked up his --22 rifle, shot the in serious condition at the local tires andwMdows.amashed.1 hospital with a ballet wound in treatya ncrucial test for the reve-- - - the and spark plugs - The chest and another which shat luthmary-plathat would, link with radiator a hammer and then pet tered her right wrist. the armed forces of France, West Her son, William Rogers, wu the battered wreck on fire. Germany, Italy, Belgium, the suffering from head injuries from Netherlands and Luxembourg un: a beating given by the bandits. der a single command. His wife and two small children The housethe Bundestag uninjured. weTrheerbeaonogetsdi to begin Thursday voted posing as customs a final three-da- y debate Wednes-- ' officers, held up the Rogers' car day on both the ..army treaty and ct"tarrtsaChihila hue eOntraetlinTf der which West Germany is to rearm in alliance with the West iGuerillas Repoled, against possible Communist ag41The bide kression. pendent newspaper Sing Tao Jih t rehad It - ' i3ao reporled ',Friday sane 3,000 Only eight days ago TOKYO (UP)--T- he 6 to hold the final fused Japanese guerillas are op- Diet adopted a notonfidence res- debate this week. in - the South China erating Chancellor Konrad Adenauer olution Friday against a cabinet border areas of Kwangtun, Fu- predicted that the treaty and the member in a move that seriously kien and Kiangsi Provinces. gov- peace contractwhich gives West threatened the It said, in a dispatch from CornYo- - munist-occupie-d ernment of mier virtual Shigeru Germany sovereignty Canton, that the will be approved by a large ma- shida. guerillas are well armed and The motion, di-- stage raids against local authorjority. Foreign observers here rected against Hayato Ikeda, Hies. agreed with his forecast. , The treaty and contract also minister of international trade , must be approved by the Bundes- and industry, passed by a vote , awal rat, the upper house, but the of 20el vtoot.20di7. not mean I C d the that government expects less trouble entire Yoshida cabinet must step , down. But it came at a critical time when Yoshida has been un- der fire for bending over back- ward to please the United States. It also embarrassed Yoshida's Liberal Party, which won a slim , nine-selower majority in house at the Oct 1 elections; Ikeda precipitated the row , . when he told the Diet Thursday GITKOHAMA, JAPAN as Japan movei from an incustoms officials rriday that to a stabilized economy flationary ignored the demand of seven "some small and medium enterRussians that they be grented prises may be bankrupt and they diplomatic e xe mp ti n, and may have to commit suicide, but ' searched their baggage before this cannot be helped." letting them sail for home. , The seven Russians, including three newsmen?c departed for Moscow via Hong Kong aboard the Dutch ship Tasman. They had 3k," been ordered to leave by the ,,- TV Japanese government They were to leave on another Dutch ship 1''' 4 ' ,, 4 . Thursday, but because of a , st, Ad SPRINGFIELD INIGov. lai change in' shipping schedules 1.1 "" v''' 4 were transferred to the Tumuli E. Stevenson says ,he plans to .:it which departed at noon Friday. spend no money for future radio ' ' 1 1.;1) When customs officials started or television addresses until ' r , , to search their baggage, the Rus- 1,substantiar campaign deficits '' ; sians demanded diplomatic im- are paid off. ' ;:t, . '' ! The defeated Democratic presmunity. The officials disregarded them and made a routine search idential candidate said Thursday of all 31 pieces of their luggage. be has received some ,70,000 let-Among the contents were pic- tens and telegrams since the tures of the Commutdst-le- d riot Nov. II election. He- ssid in ' In Tokyo last May Day and Japanes- statement e-made 'Many have urged that I make toys. The police didn't future radio and television adconfiscate anything. The Russians were Tau corre- dresses. Some have sent contri1 spondent Evgenti Egorov, his butions to pay for such appearseveral understand I and ance; wife, Lidiya, and his twe daughf ters; Pr a v d a correspondents local groups have already been radio to and purchase Alexi Kozhin and Igor Ryzhov, organized and Soviet film export associa- television time. I am gratified by these extion representative Victor pressions of continued interest Le what, I have ta say, but I can- not make. precise -plans for- the at this time:- Furthermore, '3rd Thanksgiving Baby future the Stevenson campaign headBERLIN, N. IL (11The third quarters in Springfield and the Democratic National Committee Thanksgiving Day babya boy wag born Thursday to Mn. Wil- both have substantial deficits fred McCready. The McCreadyst which I feel should be paid off two other children also were born before funds are raised for any on Thanksgiving Day, Louise in future activities by me. This is 1943 and Richard in 1949. my first concern." OAKLAND, 179-16- MAU MAU LEADERJomo Kenyatta, kriCwn as "Flaming Spear," is watchid by ready guards as be is marched to McitJ Afriean colony came as the Kenya government launched a new security plan. The plan was recommended by Sir Percy Si llitoe, Britain's security chief, and was adopted by the colonial legislative council. Twelve members of the Kikuyu Tribe, from which Mau Mau r& emits its knifemen, were ordered tried for murder in connection with the death of Eric Bowyer, a farmer, a month ago. One of the accused said he had been forced under threat of death to take part in the attack at Bowyer's house. NAIROBI, KENYA (police Friday foulid the mutilated body d of an member of Nairobi's City- - Council who bad recently condemned the anti-whiterroristic Mau Mau Soclety. The council member, Tom Mbgtela, was hacked to death. His body was left near the African market place, police said. He recently criticized Mau Mau and urged, Africans to achieve progress bly constitutional methods. This latest act of violence in a prolonged campaign against whites and their supporters in this British East African-nominati- te po 1 First Son, Wife Get,Astcsr's YOU KNOW British Wealth, $20 PAYMENT LOIkTDON t The late Viscount Astor bequeathed virtually all his 974,700 pounds ($2,729,160) British estate to Ms eldest son and his Virginia-bor- n wife, Lady Nancy Astor. The government, however, will take more than half 509,183 pounds (91,425,712) in death duties. , -, The New York-borBritish publisher and race horse twner, who died Sept. 30, left many more in an American estate, the size of which has not been announced. The income from this was bequeathed to Ms four sons and one daughter in a will filed for probate in New York, Oct. 27. The Viscount's British will was Ifiled here Thursday. It ordered administrators of the estate to pay Lady Astor, the first woman to sit in parliament, as much as they considered necessary to meet her "adequate require. ments." , J1 p! 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