Show -l- a 4 -7 14 A The Salt Lake Tribune Friday April 15 1955 Soviet Austria Near End Brighten up your Spring Wardrobe on ricGlariahan’s Easy Credit Style-u- p Of Treaty Negotiations Continued From Page One Russia’s oil claims Austria’s Zisterdorf oilfields in the Soviet occupation zone are the Soviets’ second largest source of’ oil outside Russia surpassed in production only by the Romanian fields Last year the Austrian fields produced 3 million tons ©foil Under the draft treaty Russia was to have the right to extract 60 per cent of the 1947 production figure for 20 years They also would have controlled 60 per cent of former German drilling areas and could have prospected new oil wells in these areas and used their output for 25 years Under the new agreement the Russians would receive an undisclosed volume of oil from Austria for tlx years Abandonment of Russian claims to assets of the Danube Steamship Co in eastern Austria Under the draft treaty the Austrians would have received 36 of the company’s ships the Korneuburg dock part of the Vienna port storehouses etc The' earlier Russian claims were based on "the contention the shipping company was controlled by the Nazis during the German occupation 3 Agreement by Moscow to accept 150 million dollars in 2 renounced all reparations claims on Austria treating it as a liberated rather than a de- feated country The western Informants said Raab’s team appeared to have met Russian demands on two important points: 1 Guarantees that Austria will never merge with Germany again in another Instant Credit at ss Not immediately clear was whether the Russians reserve the right to reoccupy Austria if ' they fear an anschluss is about to take place 2 Preservation of Austrian t cold neutrality in the war Again it was not clear whether the Russians reserved the right to intervene if they consider Austria’s neutrality is 1 7 being violated to release Agreement any Austrian war prisoners a n d internees still held by the RusGone-Sign- als sians was foreshadowed at a meeting Wednesday of Raab SAGINAW MICII-ne- w Going going and gone to make way for church The steeple of the and Marshal Klcmenti VoroshHoly Cross ilov chairman of the presidium of the Supreme Soviet j 7C East-Wes- A A “ -- A Death of Steeple Going Going -- a reRAAB PRESENTED quest from Austrian President Theodor Koerncr that the prisoners be released Voroshilov told Raah he hoped the presidium would act favorably on the request Significance of the Soviet con- i East-We- I i APRIL 19th YOUR OLD STOVE ASA M African countries at Bandung I' Indonesia next week — Informed sources said the two Mika vour reservations NOW at the would take up the Forpremiers Royal Nevada'! crowning achievement mosa question the detention of in luxury comfort fnd breathtaking American airmen by the Red entertainment! 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