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While not mentioning Brit- am n by name Knowland de- - Is John rirElEi-J- On Any New Mattress Shown Below rt (t k1 Winston Churchill has balked :1 at any "united action" against 04 communism in Indochina until after the Geneva conference Such "united action" has 1 been asked by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles ‘ - i1 14 FOR YOUR OLD N M &I itA Es TRADE-I- $P)2Doo 0 irKNOWLAND view that the Reds have laid down at the Geneva conference "abject surrender" terms for the free world if it wants peace in southeast Asia But Britain's Prime Minister 4's k ' drrEEss ( - - 71771 F''T777-:'':7:77:7:77-""- SUGAR HOUSE CENTENNIAL iLrA WASHINGTON May 1 UP- -- I::' Senate Majority Leader Wil- AR l iam Know land of California voicing obviolis criticism of 'M British policy Saturday called ti'l on the United States to move at once for a coalition defense tfil 1 against communism In Asia even if this means acting with° i out one of the major allies pti """--'" AT GRANITE FURNITURE I: 7: ! w A 13 1 -: t 7 I' 1954 - V:) ' 4 a Ti4 liks l' oa May 2 Sunday Irt--- -- di' r ' --- ? Asia A jil 1r- -- - I C l'' Nir'i18- IIIL4 I 4 to) ? I 't ' : - - i - ' 4: y ' "''":'-- : - 1 ' 'or ' i --- --- ''': ' x ' i h ci e - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Y" i "I don't believe we should 4 give any single nation a veto' I over the vital security interests of this country It would be un thinkable to surrender to an-other nation the power for its ' prime minister to say what the United States should do "Our allies should H: be called upon to indicate in advance just what they are pre- pared to do in collective action i( But we must move despite any position they take" ' 01 Knowland's statement was the latest evidence of great congressional anxiety over 'r4 the whole Indochina ques 41 tion i r ANNIVERSARY t it ESPECIALLY FOR GRANITE! CUSHIONED WITH GENUINE - 161 el SALE—MADE 13 19 nEta C) ALuJEZK R3 HEAVY DAMASK GOLD PANEL TICK COVER! 0950 Korean position the British do GENEVA May I REGULAR VALUE not conceal their lack of enJohn State of Foster Dulles in N election U the supervised thusiasm for it and endorse -kt TRADE-I- N -North Korea would be held to Casey's plea to South Korea continued Saturday to Ignore ' premier-foreigi Chou Allix00' elections ' 116404" fill about 100 seats left vacant to agree to 01' N" "4164'' C1111"4VOINft :ssdar:Aa401" minister of Red China at a for North Korea in the Seoul MOST OF THE 10 silent deles ''''''4"'11": PAY however Austra- gates share this lack of en- meeting of the Big Four powers :::44:'1":LitfriOrA'' parliament i' 0— '' 51 L lia's endorsement was severely thusiasm and it is thought that with North and South Korea tO f ' '"-e- '1 4 t thialified because Richard G some of those who have agreed and Red China — -' ''''''' ' ' The Mattress and Box Spring NI: afof external to buy of the year! It) speak will call attention Casey minister i'4-Rep John Vorys of Ohio a Dulles and Chou have been I ' 810 combined coils cushioned with foam rubber! T fairs expressed the hope that the ambiguities in the North 1 G P the member of 0 i ' 1same room every day senior Permalator tap! Easy-tur- n handles! Quilted prethe South Korean government Korean proposal a repetition in the House Foreign Affairs Commit- - 1: built border—and 10-ye- ar would modify its position and not merely of the position that since the conference began last tee predicted the House For-- ! guarantee! Limited North Korea held before the Monday elections but an American eign Affairs Committee would 4 time—hurry! MATCHING BOX SPRINGS REG of the three other delegates Korean war but of the pro- spokesman said Dulles has not write restrictions on the use of $5950 who spoke''those of Colombia posal for the unification of met Chou has not to American troops in combat 46 TRADE-Ispoken ONLY $2100—PAY 39501 and Thailand merely endorsed Germany that Russia submitted zones despite President Dwight A him or even looked In his diD Eisenhower's opposition the resolutions on the unifica- at the Berlin foreign ministers rection tions of K or ea previously Conference last January Vorys made plain he was not 1 The German proposal was his own views about adopted by the U N general stating same WAS IT the Saturday assembly Turkey did not men- shot full of holes during the even though the meeting was such restrictions But he said tion South Korea's proposal Berlin talks and some western in a smaller room the is so strong that the I -- spokes- pressure 744-but rejected that of North delegates believe that similar will have to write committee man said z results will be obtained by !1It ' Korea calling for some sort of safeguard clause ' 'tlt''Z''''''''-:-z'::R---'1-410-0 ' ' '''''041 N''' '''''4 meetdetailed questions on ''t4-Saturday's seven-natioelections that would be super-- i into the foreign aid bill or else ' ' k'''‘''''''' ‘ 16:'' ' l'''' " ' ' -- -FAA ' ' ' the ! ing was in a small room in the North Korean °"t"7kle pro-the way ''Z'' " 11111:wooe'' 4:4'' V4w vised by a commission chosen 4'r:41) lb)---amendments will be adopted on 'ill ' old League of Nations Bldg the floor from the South Korean and posal would actually work "' " i T: —N: These delegates believe the called the French Room The 7 1 North Korean parliaments 4 Ig 'IT 4 world scored seven delegation heads were The House group Is ex- -N The fallure of 10 of the 15 a 1:z i )'7: -sx---- Seated BkerIn to work success finish on the a table around propaganda pected square to make a declaration greatly lin even though no agreement with British Foreign Secretary measure later this month As disturbed the United States resulted and they hope that the Anthony Eden alone at one end now worded it provides for 1I:: delegation which has been try- same $214 billion in foreign aid for -' thing can bee done here as chairman ing to get the silent delegates However 9405sc-- those who dislike the' At the opposite end of the the 12 months beginning '':1 to line up solidly behind the 14 NS:'0004 South Korean proposal believe table sat Dulles with an interJuly 1 loopoSouth Korean proposal even that it would have AI been a better preter between him and Nam thought it stands little chance tactic if South Korea had of Just last week the House beat !: ::i II North Korean foreign minof being accepted an appropriations 1 1 down 214-3- 7 Jfered elections tst FULL OR ister Soviet Foreign Minister bill rider FULL OR Hl- i proposed by Rep It AS A RESULT Is besat at Vyacheslav Molotov N Frederic Coudert Jr (R TWIN SIZE Y) TWIN SIZE lieved that British Foreign See— Eden's left and faced French to bar the use of new Bretary Anthony Eden Lester' Minister Georges Foreign The "GRANITE SPECIAL" REG $39501 The "DREAM CLOUD" REG $49501 funds to support t B Pearson Canadian minister idault across the table combat in any country 311silea:1 of external affairs: M T Webb1 1 Nachman unit Parma-for$2000 TRADE-I1 $2000 TRADE-I- N AT MOLOTOrS Hy Associated l'ress kit was United States is not New 7ealand minister of exter-i' Genuine Nachman unit lawire Flex° defend MoharnIRAN—Gen by TEHRAN odge except Tai Chou facing Pyun Tung prior nal affairs and Carlos P Gare construction who was pied Hossein Jahanbani tor Insulation fancy 3tl tor South Korean foreign minister gressional consent This would :1 cia of the Philippines will speak remmed from his post as Interior SimtEc include Indochina across the table yard woven stripe cover In view of the expectation that minister a week ago el dol ) stripe rose metal bandies aight van Dulles faced Eden at the opEden will speak it is taken 191 RIJN Ethsard T McCarron tape edge ehairmsn or Apr !Angus the posite end of the table Chou BACK POPE tilaots prebuilt border for granted that France and Lines and of the Irish i thus was diagonally some of the other western Eu- Irish Mr Co tape odge Shipping across the table from Dulles ropean powers also will take kki ' - George Reginald TORONTO MATCHING BOX SPRINGS REG could where the secretary MATCHING BOX SPRINGS REG $3950 the floor Also Pyun Yung Tay $11930 Geary 79 former federal Justice either look at him or ignore South Korean foreign minister minister i711 : TRADE-IS2000-PONLY TRADE-I- N AY 19501 0000-P- AY ONLY 29501 him who opened the debate last CHICAGO- - Charles Lederer 71 Ito The American spokesman 14 week is understood — be general counsel for Sears Roebuck -said Dulles ignored him as he s:i' t lirallrrs planning a long speech in sup- - and Co Born in Chicago a h I the conference since s of 1 ' ' - $' his position port VENEZUELA ROME May 1 - 1 cAnAcAs -He 5S added G last Weitert vice Itenr Monday presis' opened ' — O'''' Although Eden has promised dent 4'4"-:: nism's newest ' in 04A ' campaign Italy and ovine i manager v z that Dulles has not met Chou wears a broad smile and state Secretary John Foster Firestone general : ink Rubber Co In Veneextends ' "'s ::' t r::) ta4titlx aa i A and does not intend to1 a ''' Dulles to support the South UCIR : 1 '''''' Continued from Page One En-la- n - 2000 4- y 0 ONLY '1114-- h " i - 41 50 0 - c: N I !--- '-- sub-miffi- ''-- n 4- -- :' ' '' - 1 - 7 T 7-447- 4- ::i :i': ' - - P- World Deaths r 1 I icra gdknre-- fovu4 :09051 En-la- Italy's Reds After 'l ack -- i N m 5)a50 950 N e 1 ' '' : '''' 0 OM MI alle alla Mfg se 41 skNt SS protect your furs ' ti tr t ? t 4 i 4 1 i 'it 41f ) ' i ' t it 4 1 '' 1 j y i $5 ‘i ' IN 4 i :' 4 1 t cleaning and I Now ami b Ii r '''t!' i ' ' 4 4" - i i Lj-i i I i se e onante to to Alp V l sioo 0111 1 - ‘ i - ' A kl Ili '' 1 ' 'No - ‘ X 1 4 ' '''- "if 't -- I r i' - k Dial for your convenence our bonded rnesengers w i II pick up your furs -(o t 50 $3 HASKELITE VAULTS t i - - t" ' r Ilk '' - 4 - - rentomme'RPoPmFooonontottiPm! 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