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Show 4' - 4ADESERET. NEWS, $olt Lake Utah, Wednesday, March 'City, OF:THE CZARS THRONE-ROOM I-- e p or er Is! s, . uss Parliament . 1 9; 1952 ,1cHmi.A ND Mi,..sji.).44.0,P,0.-01..érT- URGES NOD ON HighGovernment JAPANESE PACT Officittooks:SeWn told , ' Fdr- , - - , , .1 St eel St i ke. , 1 ,. ' , SPRINGFIELD, (UP) the Seate Wednes-- Robert Knetzer, the alfalfa to if it refuses rati that day field postwar automobile tycoon SY the Japanese peace who slipped ' away from two treaty it ",would shake the "money-hun- t. bailiffs during-Far East to its found- surrendered Wednesing" trip,' tions" and "strengthen the day and was returned to jail. hand of the Kremlin." William Giffin, Knetzer's atKnowland, a Califorphi torney and one of the bailiffs Republican and a frequent from whom Knetzer .411pped critic of administration away, said the onetime JerseyEastern policy, said ap dealville, M., proval of the pact is "an er arranged a rendezvous on a important factor in whether .. St. Louis street corner by 4eleplans - turn into realphone. ,) Ales. ,, MEETS KNETZER Sen. William E. 'Jetiner said earlier .the Giffill, accompanied by R, Senate 'could approve his Garrett Phillips, a former FBI agent and the other ,bailiff for proposed reservations to the treaty without return-- . Knetter, met Knetzer on the to E.Ornf nations for the treaty to be Knetzer'Immediately wax dreturned' i to Springfield and renegotiated. up In the federal section of the Sangamon County Jail from which he was released last riday to try to dig up cash to purge himself of 'a contempt of .- . - - "new-used"c- -- - 7 f- Wage-increas- e. --- ar - , -- te corn-erwhi- - t. --- -like What-Took- - y rr , , ryfront-':--the'jjovernment-za !the...Ltior so a permitted by.. the Capehart formula. boards litAtmarshat.the embroidered - It plaster, with flat Corinthian columns ind a shall of a ceittrur It is not built as a chamber, with government and opposition teats facing each other. There is no opposition. The great mass of seats, where i the deputies of polished wood in its natural color, faces the tiered where sit the ,mthisters, memand the bers of . Politburo-- At the back of the is a towering statue of Lenin in oratorical posture, and in froht-- is a rostrum to which every speaker comes. The and-whi- -- - 't' rt -- te abelier-thetolot- HAe4he-5ametime1he--un- frOrn Cencaps of other deputies ic women tral Asia, and with glossy black, braided hair and the gayest of embroidered shawls. SLAV FACES Among the Slav faces are those with almond eyes and those with olive skins. There are men with shaven - heads and long, thin, trailing mustaches, as well as those that might have looked as much at home at a trade-unio- n meeting in Manchester. ex-ot- , . ion has warned that it will strike, unless a "satisfactory"- agree, ment is reached by midnight Sunday. However, it meets Thursday toconsider the government's request for a third postponement of the deadline, this time until April 8. - The an 18112- cents untyyWants and as much fringe again ;or its 850,000 members in basic steel, as well as a union shop and ether centred improvements. - "non-economi- :PINE LUMBER .,.... work---O- auto,-- , , I- -,. Hete-syou- -, ( ,.....j ! ,A,'- ,t,,,I;.... , es $2 Per . Pay es Little chance to buy that: e camera - t . t. . popular if s stm only SICA-weekl- y, pie to u&e ond you get profesti-- rth,otodgtos x.eiery. . ..7,,-- HFLEILSAHNGDIJ N mt . - TT -- :. .S. -- s . , firstris - Federal at Ia 11- 0 -- I ,F P- - So- utlicast, Photo JSupplr---- I 1 tn., East Tmintar.LitminkTr--P.M. 9 Am. vo 2115 So. J,Hettoratote sTun,, 270 South , - ,. - - EICHUM'S SO.' ' 95 - -;' -- - r 7 ; E ' -- .0:'' Weeki4A,ik,;,,--:.,,:---- German-mad- ti hi --6- '-to said. GRANTED ' y - FOli CORNICE WORK 2" Widths 116" 16 Rend0111 Lengths Builder - VACATION ' sionol:41-autositatt- .4 FOR CABINETS FOR SHELVING , : n- --- 75 comm-o- him could so 1 NOW for- - Judge Charles G. the 1311"le-IT apted Knetzer mobile, manufacturer - who was from jail to attempt- to 4TH cation seen in area. that reported the money. It was the raise : County sheriff's' office here said a truck driver reported picking up a youth who . . ' resembled . Graef, who :has been missing since Marsh 7. - . - in the bright gold shoulder. much bigger price boost than missing On of in Austrian to much so that it seems narrowes' - eli distin-guishe- - Formerly $109.75 st Poilc tin ,. courntentente. 'M ing that he be saction.tozaise L ow t7 money. t u en t' the.esvasunsuccessful. Giffin The-stairca- ses Mori.pot Lam 2.t Sammons Tuesday was boundl over to the Sangamon. County Grand Jury on confidence game charges stemming from a complaint by James Dunbar who loanect Sammons $9750. The morn, eventually wound' up hands of Knetzer. J. T. 13ullington - SammonS at- forney, said that- ne zer as ., the money supposed to Sammons gave him. - a CAMERA - $1,70,000. 1 - , cash-chasin- 1I-Ind- .) , 35MM THIS FAMOUS REFLEX ON eighth time Knetzer had gone g forth on it trip. His previous excursions produced $170,009 clt the $250,0001 he must raise to rid himself of , he contempt citation, It was learned Monday that Gerald B. Sammons, a Hillsboro, farm implement dealerd gave Knetzer $123,500 of the 111. - s) ' R.Oti00..d.:.fo-C.If6.0.- AWSKIilliNamGTf9,NKnellowPrland , By CYRIL RAY . ' Soviet By ROBERT E. LEE, The MOSCOW (NANA-Kamnewsupreme 7 WASHINGTON - (UP A meets in the Kremlin Palace in what once WAS St. Andrew's Hall. the throne room and coronation chamber of the CAM", now high government official :Aid Wednesday he is "very mach the Great Hall of the Supreme afraid" handsomely 'modernized Into there will be a nation' ' I Soviet. wide steel strike. To visit Stalin's 'parliament." rostrum carries a great battery The official, who asked that I made my way up the sloping of microphones, and every seat he not be named, said the government 'S top mobilization echpath into the Kremlin, had my là ettuipped, with earphones. special pass and my press card elonS, FLOODLIGHTS ON including the White scrutinized and compared with to House, Tare "determined" two the At sessions of joint each others my photograph coifs. at line hold the all price to councils make the that go pp matched, almost disbelievingly Sovietthe Council of That means the steel indittri71 yOu know those passport phor Supreme the Union end the Council of cannot get the price boosts iti tographs), against my face by Nationalities, floodlights a r e says it most have io granLa - our sets of uniformed, hemp& on now and again for the turned and holstered security sled, me al the 'disclosure - ,guarclis, and sought my seat and busy photographers and movie Stabilization Board promthe cameramen, making bright, earphones in. the press galindirect lighting seemdiim. At ised to , remain- An session -if necessary the are sessions through night there foreign and the corn!. tors through which I reached mats in the side galleries, and ta draft recommendations, for 'settling the contract battle bethe gallery are discreetly fur- behind the press gallery vtsitorrin-e-gallerr tweenthe- powerfulC10--UMt-- of ilortly carpeted; their' I SS sii1ttoons7In try --enameled only. : INterl .:-- Deputies.sit Inclosely ranked :.TherecOmmendationswill la i171 receptacles- - slopin- g- toward-- if d of the 1200 or so not bebinding on either side. small center hole---are chiefly - rpwsa-thir- inended for in are womeo-l-mositly Steeltempany oficials brit tigaret butts. clothes hinted strongly they wilt redark that HALL COLUMBUS Ohio (1.TP) --Lorry fail Id' Northern Ohio police pressed The,. great hall is enormously one would see in Washington or ject the proposals Whitehalt'but-tiere-end-theth'elFinfell-Wedifeidirfc, IMZ;iil MainPh. -- 1ST 7TH . A, penonresembling Grad - Ohio. ' Lt. Ellsworth Beck said the trucker also told him he hauled a "sick youth'!-- with a foreign accent from Delaware to Attica in Seneca County. The truck driver said he left the man there Wednesday morning. - - . P',.Pli. t tv - I : WERSAR 41 ffitri L51! ( gt1.0131iSII,M,5 ' near Wadsworth was reported 4010111"Pgirvie t ALE Ik,7....A- ' .f-'-.--0 itiftms., ....0000'11 "'"A,'"44. .h.4.oo vz,,,,...4 4. ;.gbak 14 4 i A :aDcoaaO I rTi rices, OU , !man clothes - are ::.:0;7 ,i'71:Vi: . HOLES 1AILORS sold direct th you at the factory ' - - the Retail Store with its high rent and overhead. ;noting GENERAL ,. -- o , tit 1;0 ill pass these A : REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC )4'"."1, ,. 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