Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 46

Tr3 YEAS TBC STATE JOI R. Lamina, 'ten" Shop Every Night Until 9 46Moy 19. '1958 p. M. (Conference Only 4 More Days Till Christmas! SAT.

TO 6:00 Is Failure AS YOU Surprise AtUck Meeting End in Dwagreement; No T.Ik. Slated GENEVA. Dec 19 UH The 10- 1 l-fJK IfefiK Ditioo conference on prevention of surprUe atucki ended Thurs made for a Merry Christmas! And no gal ever has enough gift her! day in complete lauure. The Ulki never got down to a serious discussion of a surprise ttark alert system because east and west were in total disagree Fine NYLONS i mm si ment on the very purpose ot me conference. The Soviet bloc made a vain effort at the 4V-hour final meeting to have Jan.

9 or any other date fixed for resumption of the Ulks. The western group, led by William Foster of the United States, firmly told the Soviet bloc it was useless to reconvene unless an agreed basis for the discussions could be established in direct contacts between the governments concerned. The conference agreed, however, to reconvene "as early as possible." East and west apparently had very different ideas of when this might be. The United States. Britain, France.

Italy and Canada represented the North Atlantic Treaty powers, and Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Albania the Soviet bloc. The conference opened Nov. 10 and became bogged down from the start in procedural arguments from which it never merged. The western side submitted numerous technical proposals in the hope the Soviet bloc would agree to discuss these without bringing up political issues. To underline the western view that all political discussion was taboo, the western negotiators did not have delegate status, but were officially described as experts.

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RYSDAM Douglass Rysdam, who is stationed with the navy In San Diego, is spending a 30-day leave with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rysdam in Mulliken. LILLY Lt Leslie Lilly, re I SI i I I cently discharged from the naval 1 Thick Terry Shower Robe by Hollywood of California air force. Is spending the holidays with his parents.

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1 he will assume a post at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. BLAZICEK Rodney P. Blari-cek, husband of the former Sherry A. Corsche, 4601 N. VanAtta Okemos.

is aboard the heavy cruiser. U. S. S. Macon with the sixth fleet in the Mediterranean Sea.

MURDOCK Kent T. Murdock. husband of Mrs. Mary L. Murdock, 223 Woodlawn is serving aboard the minesweeper U.

S. S. Pluck in the western Pacific. STRICKLAND Marine SSgt. Kenneth J.

Strickland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice M. Strickland. 2333 S.

Cedar at. haa graduated from the non- commissioned officers leadership school at Cherry Point, N. BARNARD Richard L. Barnard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey E. Barnard. 5033 Powell Okemos, is serving aboard the U. S. S.

Prichett with the aev-entb fleet WILKINSON Pvt Gerald E. Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilkinson. 6993 Chase Lake Fowlerville rd- Fowler-ville.

ia undergoing individual combat training at Camp Pendleton. Cal. IN THIRD DIVISION Pfc. Clendon S. Waite, whose parents live in Ovid; Pfc.

Carrol A. Faulkner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Faulkner, R.

4. Charlotte, and Pfc. Rex F. Estelle. son of Rex D.

Estelle. 9084 May it, all recently took part in a field exercise with the 4th infantry of the third division in Germany. HOSEY, JUPIN Archie M. Hosey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Hosey, R. 6. Charlotte, and Ronald L. Jupin. whose wife, Merry, lives at 323 Filley and parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Orley Jupin. live at 425 Filley st, both recently took part in the 2nd artillery battalion's efficiency firing test of the 8th division held recently in Germany. ALLIN.

BOCEK Wesley A. Allen, son of Theodore Allen, 914 Jensen at, and Frank L.j Bocek. son of Mrs. Marie Mc-Creery of R. 1, Ovid, have both been assigned to the 37th artillery battalion in Germany.

PLINE David W. Pline. son of Mr. and Mrs. William R.

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