HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1955
Big Three, Russ Reach
Accord On Geneva Talks
UNITED NATIONS, N Y. UPi
Foreign ministers of toe West
ern Big Three reached agreement
with their Soviet counterpart on
procedures for their Geneva meet
ing and today called West German
foreign chief Helnrich von Bren
tano into their secret strategy
talks.
Rrpntnno flew here from Bonn
especially for the consultations
Crolar,i nf filola .TnViM Vab-
ter Dulles, British Foreign Secre-
Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M.
Mololov.
Then, at a banquet given Tues
day night by Dulles, the proposals
were presented to Molotov. He
agreed to all of them, including
an iniormal three-week time limit
on the Geneva meeting.
The Western ministers also pro
posed that the Soviet Union pro
vide a secretary-general for the
conference. Molotov said he would
be glad to do this.
During the dinner, given by
Dulles at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
the secretary of state infotmed
Molotov be had talked with Presi
dent Eisenhower on Friday and
that the President had planned to
send an Interim reply to Soviet
Premier Nikolai Bulganin's letter
concerning disarmament.
He said Mr. Eisenhower prob-
tary Harold MacMillan and French
Foreign Minister Aiuoine Pinay.
He wsa expected to give them
a first-hand report on the Moscow
visit of West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer and negotiations
wnicn lea 10 esiaonsnmem 01 dip
lomatic relations between the two
governments.
The three Western ministers. In
two secret meetings Tuesday,
reached agreement on all major
points of procedure for the Oct.
27 Geneva meeting with Soviet
DeStefano Death Possibly
Tied With Missing Money
CHICAGO (UP) Hoodlum Mi-
chad Dc Stefano. whose bullet
pocked body was found stuffed in
the trunk of his car, may have
been the victim of an underworld
war over circulation of the miss
ing Greenlease - ransom bills, po
lice sources said today.
An anonymous telephone call led
police to the spot where De
Stefano's car. was parked in front
ot the McLaren Elementary School
Tuesday. School children crowded
about as police lifted the body of
ihe ex-convict and bank robber
from the trunk.
He had been shot five times
about 12 to 15 hours before, police
experts said. There was no blood
on the body, clothes, or car, lead
ing police to believe "the killers
must have washed the body and
put fresh clothing on it."
Only 10 days earlier, De SteT
ano's close friend, Dominic Chris
tiano, also had been killed in gang
land fashion. It was reported that
the FBI was seeking to link both
rnen to the Greenlease ransom bills
which have suddenly begun turn
in; up in the Midwest.
So far, 67 bills from the $300,000
in missing blood money have been
found in various parts of the coun
try. Most of them have been re
covered in' the Chicago Federal
Reserve Bank the 46th only Tues-
aay.
The money Is part of $600,000
which Kansas City auto dealer
Pobert Greenlease paid two years
ago in a futile attempt to save
the life of his kidnaped son, Bobby
Kidnaper-killer Carl Hall Insisted
he had most of the money with
him when he was captured, but
only about $300,000 was recovered
FBI agents have said they be
lieve the underworld ?ot hold of the
missing money, possibly buying it
at a cut rate, and has recently un
loaded most or all of the missing
Dills through various channels.
De Stefano and Christiano were
also believed to be members of a
gang which wen. into the risky
business of robbing syndicate-1
operated handbooks. Four other
members of the gang have been
killed in recent years, apparently
by gangland avengers.
De Stefano. who held a Job with
the City Bureau of Electricity, was
last seen Monday. His long crim
inal record included convictions
for a Mauston, Wis., bank robbery
and for setting fire to a police
squad car, apparently in revenue
against an officer who had ar
rested him.
EXPLOSIVE SEARCH
DAMASCUS, Syria Ifl Interior
Minister All Bouzo pushed a coun
trywide search for illegal stores
of explosives following the explos
ion in Aleppo m which at leasi
eiRht persons were killed. Three
others are missing and another 1!
hospitalized as a result of the gun
powder blast Monday.
ITALIAN ALLIANCE
ROME l Italy's Chamber of
Deputies voted 260-182 Tuesday
ntqht to endorse continuance of the
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