Show 2A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER'S 1953 P 7vcr'- ' - j' s (- - KONRAD ADENAUER J2 Confers With Reds WORLD TODAY Adenauer In Russia Tor Talks 1 J 1 MOSCOW (UP)— West German Chancellor Konrad denauer arrived by plane today for five days "of talks with Soviet leaders aimed at German unity and the release of 200000 German prisoners Adenauer's Super Constellation touched down at an airport outside Moscow less than an hour after West German Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentano had ’ J arrived Adenauer was met by S o v i e t Premie? Nikolai Bulganin and foreign minister V M Molotov lie shook hands with the Rus sian leaders and chatted with them a few minutes in the clear pold afternoon air Then the entire party moved to the airport terminal In his farewelL message at Bonn Adenauer said he was going to Moscow with a pledge to serve the peace “not only Europe but in the whole world” I ‘ WANTS TO FREE SLAVES Adenauer who hopes' to get Soviet approval of a united- - Ger- many and win the release of 200- 000 German slave laborers made it clear in talks with government leaders he expects to achieve very little in his historic mission “I am going to Moscow with the firm determination 'to do all that Is in our power to serve the cause peace” he said I s M The Retail Merchants Division and the Ogden Chamber of Commerce' are happy to welcome the Bon Marche to the retail family of Ogden Your beautiful store will play an important role in our city and its magnificent structure r will be picturesque for all to see We are proud’ to give you the "Salute of the Y ear” and wish you success in your growth and faith in Ogden of-worl- I 79-ye- ar diplomatic economic and cul- tural relations” The talks last five days Government sources in" Bonn said he would warn the Soviets bluntly that “normal” relations are impossible on the basis of the status quo and the continued division of Germany His price for diplomatic relations will be a public statement by the Soviets accepting the principle of German reunification and firm guarantees of a timetable by which this can be achieved Adenauer met with his cabinet and with the Bundestag (lower J t - 1 Hie unprecedented trip by the old statesman was in reply to a Soviet invitation of June 7 to come to Moscow and “establish ' : - house) Foreign Affairs Commit-te- e yesterday and warned them not to expect too much— that the main significance of the trip was that It was the first direct contact with Soviet leaders - Flunks Wins Crown has troubles with her lessons was chosen Miss Italy of 1955 last night Judges said dark-eyeMiss Tocci had a classic figure but she cut a poor figure in the classics in her Roman school last spring She has to take her examinations over in October to be able to finish her last year 9 ' ’ - V Welcome Sporasorpdl by the Following Forms Unis RIMINI Italy (AP)— Brunei Ja Toed a shapely brunette who V -- d 4 5 f FIRESTONE STORES t Latin Prison Closed 4 1 as Brazil’s “Devils was deserted today The) Island” island prison scene of a mass jailbreak in 1952 in which at least 50 prisoners were killed was closed and 168 inmates moved i x 2440 Washington Blvd 2262 Washington Blvd China She is Mee Sem Lai who went from the United States to Canton China in 1ML - 2457 Washington Blvd 2479 Washington Blvd T SEARS 'ROEBUCK AND CO 2955 Washington Blvd 2231 Washington Blvd WOLFER'S WEBER OFFICE SUPPLY 2420 Washington Blvd ' 2432 Washington Blvd ©RAN? -- ' M : '24th Street tand Washington Blvd GEORGE A L©WE 2326 Washington Blvd ‘ ! x i J ' RICH'S ' ' MINNOCH PAINT AND GLASS CO ' ’ 2370 Washington Blvd BELLE n Blvd NS ’ x BIvcj ' cnac ’’iJECCIIl-ELtmiSaVI- 2254 Washington Blvd I H&IER 'AND S©NS 2265 Washington MONDE 406 25th Street 2341 Washington Blvd 2449-Washingto- ' 2296 Grant Ave HOGGAN'S' C PENNEY ' WASATCH NORTHERN OIL CO 2329 Washington Blvd 1 Eccles Building ! - BOYLE! 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THE EMPORIUM L - j UTAH CANCELLATION SHOE STORE d i - SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE WASHINGTON (UP) — Red China without saying when has disclosed it may free all Ameri- cans still held in jail or under house arrest The question of when the pris-- 1 oners will be freed is said to be Ameri ( the main point holding up can-ReChinese talks at Geneva on the prisoner problem Ambassador U Alexis Johnson chief U S negotiator is trying to get the Reds to say precisely when the Americans will get out of Red China There is official fear that otherwise the Chinese Reds might announce to the world that they are freeing all Ameri cans and then leave some languishing In China for many months or even years The best official information shows that 28 Americans still are in Red China Twenty-fiv- e mostly priests are in jail Three missionaries are under house arrest apparently at Foochow Officials said there may be one additional American of Chinese descent who wants to leave Red -- 164 24th Street u i 2301 Washington Blvd ANDERSON' LUMBER -CO 3700 Rtverdale Road Reds to Free All Americans? 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