Show THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- i i 4J T £ f - -- A " £ ' f 5A IIixon Siresses Malaya's Value Visiis Thailand Tuesday Evening Oct 27 1953 1 A 1 (UTAH) R rv Russia Blasts lr j y V US Air Bases F Russia has accused Greece of taking measures directly aimed at a new war by granting U S military forces the right to use some Greek air and naval bases The charge was made in a sharp protest note delivered by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko last night to the Greek charge d’affaires Thomas Ypsilanti Asserting that “Greek territory is thus turned into a foreign military base which is counter to the interest of maintaining peace and international security” the note warned that Greece must bear responsibility for the consequences of "worsening the international MOSCOW (AP) V 4 ‘v '- ? - Y - - ’ i v 1 r Sees Peace in Indochina j 1 JL Makes Report j A- atfanWaiai Death for Iranian Saboteurs I i if j Sh Three Iranian sailors convicted of trying to set fire to their warship Babr Iran’s biggest fighting doomed men from left to right are ship face firing squad in Khorramshahr naval barracks The Goharbar and Ahmed Khairi Ilooshang Noosheh who refused blindfold Jehangir Denmark’s Maj Gen Vagn Bennike the U N truce supervisor in Palestine was in New York today to report on a series of recent Arab-lsraeborder incidents li situation” Scores Are Dead Tough Band of Czechs Battle 1000 Naked In Italian Floods at (Almost) Russians Behind Iron Curtain — Heavy rains today swelled rivers from the toe of the Italian BERLIN (UP)— Elements of a band of tough Paris Ball boot to the Alps miles of the haven of Partisans have fought their way within ROME (UP)- - already-floodin- g Briton Plans UN Tour LONDON (AP)— Lt Gen J C Westall commanding general of Britain’s Royal Marines will tour U N Marines corps establishments next month West Berlin in a deadly game of hide and seek with Soviet zone soldiers and police it was reported today Eight thousand Communist police and Soviet soldiers are comb-- ’ Ing the countryside for the daring men who are trying to shoot their way through the Iron Curtain j Wflnd — - n West-Berli- Press rePorts in dicated today that vanguards of the band are now in the vicinity of Zossen only 15 miles from the suburbs of BerSYDNEY Australia (AP) — lin Britain set' off her third major Identified As Czechs atomic today The blast Allied officials on the basis occurredexplosion at Southern Australia’s of intelligence reports identified desert Woomera rocket range the Partisans today as Czechs and Australian newspapers specTheir audacious march was ulated it involved testing of a first disclosed 10 days ago when new device detonating they clashed with East German Tight secrecy surrounded the police about 70 miles southeast test which the government said of Berlin in the area of Cottbus the present series of exThe Communists admitted four brings to an end Red policemen were killed in periments t - that fight —— L PARIS (UP)— More than 1000 nearly naked men and women cavorted through the night at the annual orgy of the Paris medical students highlighted by a nude beauty contest Tradition decrees all female guests wear “almost nothing” and all male guests nothing Only the members of the orchestra were fully clothed The ostensible reason for the “bal des internats” was to honor 100 students who had just passed their “internat” the highest French medical examination Outsiders are strictly barred from the revelries and police were stationed outside through the night to7 frustrate would-b- e Dermatological students were reported to have staged the most riotous act—a chorus of nude nurses who offered free skin examinations There were — it was reported — many takers gate-crashe- Scores of persons have died and hundreds are homeless as a result of the floods which have inundated wide areas during the past three weeks Six villages and hundreds of inhabitants were sealed off iq the hard hit region of Reggio Calabria in the south Two of the communities have been isolated for five daysi Easy to give dosage doctor prescribes wit this spec- - scat-tere- Fireplace MW’cwlBggg Ms Rubbr Ma It over-exerti- teicra loss ikbfs eoi chogbex and Til Pioneer Tile Co rS 3019 Wash Restless Nights Don't suffer restless nights with these die comforts if reduced kidney function is getting you down— due to such common causes or expo as stress and strain sure to cold Minor bladder irritations due cause to cold or wrong diet may getting up nights or frequent passages I Don’t neglect your kidneys if these condition bother you Try Doan’s Pills— a mild diuretic Used successfully by millions for over 60 years It's amazing how many times Doan’s give happy relief from these di comforts— help the 16 m iles of k idney tubes and fib ten flush out waste Get Doan ’a Pills today! 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Lrd Ls rs rv Air Forces To Get Test Since then there have been d reports of the band’s progress mainly in the form of clashes in which additional Red policemen have been killed The Reds have now organized one of the biggest manhunts since the war in their attempt to head off the Partisans IT0PS J Czechoslovak 15 over a period of years he had been without food for arrived here today on a three-da- prices He emphasized he could not six days He said he decided to visit to Thailand commit the U S government on surrender when he heard a g Nixon’s plane set down at policy but he said it would be “Voice” plane over the jungles airport after a three-hou- r one of the major points he would Templer interrupted him to flight from Kuala Lumpur bring to the attention of Ameri- tell Nixon that American forces Malaya A Thail fighter plane es- can officials on his return home were the first to use “Voice” cort accompanied his plane on Nixon talked to a Communist planes successfully in Korea the last leg of the trip terrorist who had surrendered They lent him one for tests in Nixon and his wife will be re- only this morning Accompanied (he Malayan jungles ceived by King Phumiphol Adul-de- t by Gen Sir Gerald Templer Nixon then chatted with ragged and Queen Sirikit tomorrow British commissioner general for and unshaven members of a BritBefore leaving for Thailand Malaya the vice president saw ish patrol which had just reNixon said it was essential for the prisoner at a military outpost turned after 10 days in the jungle Malaya and other southeast Asian 15 miles from Kuala Lumpur The patrol was led by Lt Oliver Elecy of Hemlock East Devonshire His men came from the First Battalion of the Somerset Light Infantry “A lot of people in the UnitWASHINGTON (UP) — Mike f ists — long feared by the West— ed States and other countries Mansfield said today that the are mightly appreciative and French may soon win their savthankful for what you are doing” age fight against the Reds in Nixon said Indochina if the Chinese Communists do not intervene in force In a report to the Senate Forifki&U cnif en& eign Relations Committee of which he is a member Mansfield said the military prospects of the French and Viet Nam forces are improving “There are indications that the stalemate in Indochina may be IN QUALITY! coming to an end” he said “The months ahead could witness the n beginning of a series of signifi- ’ KidneySIow-Doivcant military engagements” j The Montana Democrat did not predict an early end to the years-long Indochina war but said only an invasion by Chinese Commun-- ' OF When kidney function slows down J many M S folks complain of umu backache headIMITATIONS i aches dizziness and loss of pep and enerjry Dom-muan- Greece for - BANGKOK Thailand (UP) — countries that there be a proThrough an interpreter the Vice President Richard JL Nixon gram of stabilized rubber and tin prisoner Loo Fong told Nixon NAPLES Italy (AP) — Southern European Allied air forces will get a new workout next month Lt Gen bavid M Schlatter commander of Allied forces southern Europe wiU direct the ‘ exercise “November Moon” LIQUIDATION OF OVERSTOCKED MERCHANDISE AT: THE OEO Ogden Utah This is W ©ODD ARD CO y i Corner of 24th St and Wall Ave an Auction you can't afford to miss regardless of your needs or type of business! 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