Show I ' I ' 1A J- - The Salt Lek W European countries But Red army and Communist aecret police pressure soon pulled Rumania Bulgaria and Hungary Into the Soviet orbit In July 1945 President Harry s Truman met with British leader and Premier Stalin-ithe last of the World War II toP leve conference They were concerned with settling the fate of Germany and they agreed that “all Democratic political parties with right of assembly and public discussion shall be allowed and encouraged" The agreements were based on the principal of rennlting the country as toon as the occupation armies could he withdrawn IKE MUST PROCEED WITH CAUTION Long Illness Claims Life Of Gen Summerall 88 ' WASHINGTON May 14 (UD Grn Charles Felotr Summer-al- l one of America’ great field commander of World War I and Army chief of staff from 1926 to 1930 died at Walter Heed Army Hospital Saturday after a long illness He wss 88 His son and daughter-in-lamirrd Army Col and Mrs Tribune Sunday May 15 1955 Broken Promises Litter Russian History Inaddition they violated uania and Estonia— shortly be- past have brought an American armistice provisions for return fore taking them over by mili- president faca to face with a of all prisoners of war Fifteen 14-Russian ruler have provided WASHINGTON May The force American airmen are still held tary history of international nego- In China Tha problem of How to agreement which suffered the tiations with Soviet Ryssia is The story has been similar in make agreements which Rus-- ' usual fate littered with the wreckage of Indochina where the fighting IN NOVEMBER 1943 Presibroken pledges will keep hat bothered a ended last summer by an agree- ala dent Roosevelt made the long Nation which were promised ment at Geneva long lino of American secreto Tehran capital of journey freedom hava been brought by taries of state t Iran the first of the Big for COMPLAINTS of the French force and terror under the rule Charles V Summerall Jr were Three sessions— wartime of and thumb rule of Armistice observers The accepted communlam The general’s at the bedside concert to war plans which one in turn which marlly Indochina and in were each have dwelt supagreements upon wife died in 1948 One two into establish Germany Reds political the against thst points: permanent posed 0) The funeral will he held at was made and anbeen with balances terfered have refuthe agreement of uppower right 2 30 pm Tuesday in the chapel nounced to set by secretly Increased forces gees flee to South Viet Nam however that asat Ft Myer Va followed by will of Russia the serted and side of on the Communist the the (2) that they have introburial in Arlington National duced much forbidden military represent a condition of affairs United States and Britain to line Cemetery equipment— may have organ- which it is not in the Soviet 'safeguard the integrity and Yet the record shows that THESE ARE nARSH real- ized a SUMMERALL who has been of Iran many as three new interest to violate independence political freedom devel- though which D ities President pwight of the! And yet the Western settlement Thu the armored divisions in Viet North living in retirement at Aiken mUh Poweraj many difficulties In In 1892 he fought In the Phil- Eisenhower undoubtedly will Nam i f i blockade in 1949 has finally had to put up a terrific Berlin SC was admitted to Walter western h Spnish-AmeriGermany It waa never Dies keep very much in mind as he Gen C P Summerall Reed last August It was re- - W"” in State Department studies go proved reasonably effective be- batUe in the United Nations to In the Soviet Mubllhed ran war winning two citation after long Illness at age M prepares for his meeting with back beyond the beginning of cause it waa based upon the force Stalin under great pres- fully son— and Eastern controlled for led AmerBulthe Soviet Premier Nikolai " gallantry and World War II to highlight demonstrated will of the West- sure of world" opinion to pull the quickly ISlflSSCll JJlSCJOSeS! Iran unit that blew open the Communists at level the ganin proposed top among other broken treaties ern power not to let the Sov- his forces out of Iran Soviet force as the four ruling conference gates to imperial Taking during emerged big the pledges of independence iet take over the old German plans to take over Iran through there the Boxer rebellion in China They may constitute one rea- which the Soviet Union made to capital a Moscow-directegroup of Yet the record shows that He was a brigadier general son why the President wants to the Baltic States— Latvia Lllh-- j The conferences which in the native Communists then quickwhen the United State entered though political freedom develkeep the talks completely inly collapsed World War I and was sent to oped with many difficulties in formal and exploratory But New York Tlmri Vrvlrt Franca to command the first even if he succeeds In this dipThe fate of agreements at Western Germany it was never t By Auflrlitfd Preii WASHINGTON H a American to over take May lomatic experts say he will run troop the Yalta conference two fully established in the Soviet WASHINGTON May An Eastern zone — and asof sector western the front and to watch risks have F Stassen Harold grave special years later was no less grim controlled aviation magazine Saturday the Communiat quickly sistant to the President to ad- He later commanded the fa- described a strange Franco-Germa- carefully everything he aays contro-versia- f force as the the from mous Division First" ruling Apart emerged highly "Fighting For Soviets shown the have vise on disarmament matters "flying barrel" said to decisions which and 1st the helped there Army Corps leading be capable of readiness not only to make has completed his stsff of WASHINGTON May 14 (UP) fact" Knowland said “that If e restore Russian power In key the latter In the which are and takeoff' — vertical advisers agreement! ahortly Senate Republican Leader the Soviets come to what they STUDYING So-cruising EXPERTS special drive in the closing days at twice the speed of sound positions in the Far East Yalta broken but also to seize upon William F Knowland Saturday feel are The present head of the Forsatisfactory agreements produced basic accords on the viet violations of the Yalta and of the war He won a reputa-beeten- viewed Russia’s which are ideas forth Administraput mission" with Austria and Yugoslavia eign Operations Potsdam agreements have long “peace Aero Digest said the ton brilliant artillery tac-tatively for purposes of discus- to Yugoslavia as a move to they will free some of their di- treatment to be given European since concluded that one tion (FOA) who has circular-winDia-states was Gerand aircraft sion and regard them as firm liberated from Nazi awarded the tician j dividing his time since March strengthen Russia bargaining visions to use some other many Poland a rulty in making comp cts with ice Cross and is "the biggest jolt since jets commitments Sen tinguished setand 19 between that task in hand Four talks Big the Soviets is that they attach place" Service Medal to modern aerodynamics" later became a test case Distinguished ting up his "disarmament" the own meaning to the words their Chairman F Walter of The broken promrecord George The Polish government uider Legion of Honor the Croix-HE SAID THIS would conoffice Saturday disclosed the trie Guerre It has said barrel the used of Senate the ises flying and violated treaties and numerous other Foreign the Yalta protocol was supnames of his staff of eight whot medals l hern tested but so show np historically as char- Relations Committee said he front the western allies with Thus it has been argued an posed to be a broadley based a on force narrower will serve as his advisers in far as Is known has not yet acteristic Communist leaders thought the move was primarily “greater agreement to establish a “demofront" and put Russia in a "democratic" regime including cratic" the new post They are AFTER THE WAR he held actually been flown It added generally and not merely efgosernment was taken part of Russia's "intense at “democratic leaders frorn position stronger bargaining Edmund A Gullion State several domestic commands and that the craft has potential those in Moscow Korea and forts" to to mean that it was Russia persuade newly-freland itself and from Poles by Four conferences was commander of the Army's value as a transport and Department Col R Rto set free Indochina are recent cases in West Germany not to rearm up a Communist Yet the Russians abroad" alian Department from' mediate significance" as a point Army Capt D W GladGeorge warned that the and to remain neutral regime 18 I United State may have to “re- promptly jailed McKay Donkin 1921 to 1924 Navy ney But the predominant view of fighter plane a Moscow leaders installed In armistice IN the SEPARATE with talks aid to He was appointed chief of Atomic Energy Commission its evaluate" making program and government ofAero Digest described puppet government and in diplomats which War the ended Korean newsmen Marone both ir Force staff with the rank of full gen Col Ben O Willis that if Communist agreed Yugoslavia is ficials that even firm agreebarrel In these terms: in North Korea and purpose of the icheduled “peace shal Tito resumes more friendly elections that followed wrecked ment on word meanings would State era! Sept 21 1928 During his lng Lawrence D Weiler parties with ar- not THE MACHINE known as a Red China agreed to stabilize mission" la to get assurances relations with Moscow term as the Army's Department Robert E Matte-so- four-yeaprevent the Russians from even rests and murders FOA and John Lippman top officer he reorganized In- eoleopter resembles a barrel the balance of forces and not from Tito that he will remain a treaty w'hen they don’t think he'll change" “I violating cold George added “Tito has never also of the FOA fantry forres and put new em- open at both ends It stand on Introduce new weapons How- neutral In the East-WeTHE YALTA pledges likewise saw a clear gain In doing so— At the time he named phasis on field training maneu- end for vertical takeoff like ever the United States has re- war been much more than a extended to freely elected gov- and when they felt the risk to Stassen his disarmament ad- vers pushed the development a rocket then gradually ares peatedly charged that the Reds “We can t lose sight of the ernments in other Eastern them was not great increased their military poten President Eisenhower of tanks and armored ears and ovrr to fly horizontally viser The pilot's compartment andltial in North Korea very subgave him authority to draft launched a drive to Improve livhousand conditions Pre-Seaso- n power from family government plart are Inside the bar- - stantially while introducing jeting any experts planes and other modern weapfield to help him ing facilities at aTI Army bases rel or funnel of the eoleopter ported at the time of his admission that he was suffering from leukemia Summerall was a soldier of the old school who believed in ramrod discipline and strict military courtesy His military career spanned 68 years including service in three campaigns four years as Army thief of staff and 22 year as president of The Citadel in Charleston S C one of the nation’ oldest land proudest military colleges tie was bom In Lake City Fla on March 4 187 He won appointment to hveat rolnt and graduated as an Army lieutenant John M Hightower Associated Press Writer By ona st & I ‘Barrel’ Flics Story Claims d Knowland Sees Soviet Goal In Tito Bolstering Move 4 14-- n "speed-of-soun- d Meuse-Ar-gonn- n so-ealt- 1 g 1 (D-G- a) wind-tunne- Po-Bl- g e - Fire-boc- k “im-Ha- the-fly- mid-195- n 3 r st Buy Now! 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