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FRIDAY, FEB. §, 1952 ' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

UN, Reds Agree To Discuss High Level Peace Talk Plan Joy Accepts | ——— rep tet ems - J Communist

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Proposal

By United Press

J a i BI At General—Dollar, Marjorie Watson: Bessie Bornstein, 74. at 3539 Coll PANMUNJOM, Korea, Feb, 8— Pauw University students today great-grandson of John Deere, Novell, 16 i243 W Town Shirley. Kid: Mnichard, Lula. Sumpter: James, Eleanor arterioscierotio heart. n ig The United Nations and the wondered why the brilliant, 21- founder of the famous farm im- Pillip Ass, it U. 8. Marines; Jean Liford, | Jiucdson;, iphetiso, Josephine andes: Ol UBS Co is ree 3 - r-old. editor of the campus , ame pds RR . “Af Bt. Vincent's—Albert, Dorothy Dunn; CLUBS : mmunists agreed today to be year-old re tak Ry plement bearing his name. i Danlel Ceniih, 3 1509 NET advay Raith Ot obert; Mildred Packer: Aubrey., Irma| Sclentech Club, Ine. Luncheon meeting gin talks tomorrow on a Red pro- newspaper should have ta on 8 Vigo County Coroner Denzil M pl veiw. 23. 3 13. Baldwif; N. ¥.i Betty | Walton; Francis, Dottie Johnson; Evan. | Monday noon, Hotel Antlers, b~ievel ¢ § : al, { : . og i ; | Virginia Cox {ert Pollett, chief o 5DOC Dian level ates haries Porter Skinner 11. Mo.| FETEUSON returned a verdict of|c,iarain. 36 ‘te Racine" "0" Lae" Wllodis® sohn, yabetn giatory:| Eiuing Co. Elimbus dn Subse a Ta Mer “ > ~ | ( ‘ " ron, Alle ; : y vel y 4 to ee peace in the Far Last, Charles Porter Skinner II, Mo- gicide. In addition to the gun| Sherman Dr.; Joan Stevens, 33, 3703 N.|' Jira Alice Morris; Konlman, Florence] my ananolls Bar Avracis on: Be he full truce delegations will line, Ill, was found last night in his hand, the DePauw student Temple Harold, Elisabeth Castor; Merrill, Helen 8:30 p, m. Wednesday at th s : b : ’

assemble at 10 a. m. tomorrow 4 (7 p. m. today, Indianapolis

TOKYO, Feb. 8 (UP)—United Nations headquarters disclosed today that Supreme Commander Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway

Al obert Dobbins, 34, 138 & Illinois; Juanita) Philips; - Lilbert, Elisabeth Lawless; Panel, “Are Lawyers Receiving Adequate editor also ‘had a fully loaded Funkhouser, 28 914 Edison { Robert, Esther Brown; James, Beverly | Compensation for jheir ery oa? 18 pistol clutched in his left hand, ,~ .. . snl va [Howard Ping, 10, 4818 Bertha; CGwen! Scanlon | Indiana Section, Amer ean om 0 45-calibér Army revolver on the “gheliey, 18, BR R. 2 At Coleman—Herbert, Barbara Clifford;, clety. Ladies’ night and dinner a AA" a bullet through his head. bedside table {Bernard Striefel, 22, U8. Air Force: Harry, Ann Devine: Arvin, Clara Rus-, Thursday at rott Hotel. Bpeec

| Mary Ferguson, 19, Indianapolis | sell: “Donald, Betty Stookey, William, SGuare dance His fratérnity brothers and santos ami —— —— Joseph Woolling, 38, 6208 Washington| Delores Swimford. ° classmates here today could give Blvd: Mary Kobleur, 29, Cafup Chaffee, [At Si. Franeis—E D, Clara Howard:

~ : ho $ | Emery, Orianns See; Loule, Romana : no logical reason for his action. Girl, 8, on Way Home | Arkaos — | A ro re het ama for F ' : ’ University officials said he was At Home -Olgs, Suelene - Reynolds, 1820

in the Deming Hotel, a 22-caliber

5 . 1 ’ JE SUIT! JED oN hud made a surprise ist to the a brilliant student and weliikea From’ School, Hit by Car DIVORCE SUITS pvp |Mouiilion’ 2% ‘Determination truce camp at Munsan Wednes. on the campus. : An 8-year-old girl was bruised Dennison; Jolin vs Scola White: (Addie DEATHS 3 i j- y 2% . . vi. George Wells ora vs. Ore osen- . i . 33% the Baume Say the Conny He was reported hissing by a car on her way home from Psum; Mary va. ‘Clyde Richhart: Georata| Mot NM omatois. 0. at 46 8. Warmah, A father's own story of how nist plan was proposed. Gen. Wednesday night. Earlier that ‘ ve, Merl Hibbitt: Roger vs. Bara Free-ip,. i"gherman, 68, at 1518 N. Senate,

day he had registered at the Holy Rosary School yesterday. {meni Ruby AIL, Atami Herbert cerebral hemorrhage | his 10-year-old son overcame |

{Opal Jacobs, 50, at J15 8. Keystone, oar-| 8 \ » Radford: Charles vs. Virginia Worsham: 1000 to one odds when stricken Terre Haute Hotel under the] Mary Thompson, 1010 Bates plby vs. Raymond Musters: Clemadean |y.onoms: Yue 05. oF 340 1 Ting.

Ridgway returned to Tokyo" Thursday.

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Time) to take up the Communist 4 i - 4 Bane of "James Warren, Chi- St. struck at Virginia Aye, and Tere AS rm Li ros WY ads. 89, at 903 N Shemeid] with polic will be told in: thes proposal under ED fifth and final MASSACRE WITNESS—Polish Colonel George Grobicki cago. Found be Clerk He was treated at General aqiton Randle; John vs. Carmen Sensney | cardiovas iar. 5 wt ut Newman A x ary ua 1 ite . . . * " 3 E al, . Re tion | Dn , i teh. on the Korean armistice’ (,bove) told a ipecial Hous Commies vestigating the Keiyn The. body was discovered Tast| Mrs. Lulu Resemever, 3%. of BIRTHS ota LaSrents We Ehlert 6016 Svanston.] Tyree Monday. r The Red plan, submitted two Forest massacre ere “that Ne fomman an © 3 Za Nan, P oh (night by the hotel clerk after 815 Buchanan St., the driver, WAS At St. Vincent's — Donald, Barbars In- Ida Wright, an. at Method/st Hospital, The doctors thought the boy , lays ago, calls for a United Na-| camp in 1939-40 was a brigadier general named £aroubin——in® ithe maids reported they hadbeen!slated for Municipal Court 3 next! [lami Robert. Beverly Eubank: Rovert,| coronat: ogelusiol, + Long Hospital] Would die, but he fought-—and I* tions-Communist political confer-| same name as that of the present Soviet ambassador to London. |unable to get into his room all Friday on charges of reckless Al Methodist — Wiliam. Delores Kohn;| carcinema = ~~ 00 | lived. “NO TIME FOR TEARS" ence within 90 days of a Korean| He is shown examining a Russian pistol and bullet introduced as day. |driving and failure to give al nore shirley. sack. Mary Chandler |coRevEOnI CL 101 Sharon| 13,3 StOTY Of faith and deter.’ armistice to "discuss the with-| evidence. | The outstanding student, re- pedestrian the right of way, IAL Coleman — Josk. Mary i Be litle. a NM ‘| mination,

drawal of all foreign troops in

Korea and a general Far East- . ern peace settlement. Red Version The Communists indicated they wish to bring up at the post-

armistice conference the future ot OF Massacre

Formosa, Indo-China, Malta andi

y N\ Burma as well as of Korea. ’ * 5 RS aN A bY OK’s Proposal I | t d i RL LAR R ARB \ Ee Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, head 5 nvite Joh A ) \ of the United Nations armistice] y Un ress N delegation, sent a message to the, WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-—Rep. Reds accepting the proposal as a/Ray J. Madden” (D. Ind.) issued basis for discussion. He suggested an “open invitation” today to the talks start Saturday and the puesian officials to tell their

Reds promptly: agreed. version of the 1940 Katyn Forest

Adm. Joy is expected to oppose massacre of some 10,000 Polish the Communist suggestion that grmy officers.

the conference be confined to five] Mr. Madden, chairman of a spe-|

North Korean and Chinese Com-|cia) House committee investigat-

munist government representa-|y, the massacre, said the evitives. and five United Nations|jance heard so far is “very condelegates on grounds this would yin ing” that the Russians .comexclude South Korea, which is not mitted the mass executions. a member of the United Nations.| But he said he is willing to

He also may, insist that the jiqion to a rebuttal, if any Soviet conference be confined to the fu- spokesmen want to repeat their ture of Korea. previous contentions that the The decision to open talks on Germans are guilty of the murthe Communist propesal was the ders. only agreement to emerge from| mp. polish officers were buried the latest « series of .armistice in mass graves ip: Katyn Forest meetings at Panmunjom. {near Smolensk, an area that the

. s . {Germans occupied for a time beKorea Fighting Quiet |fore the Russians recaptured it.

As Big Parley Nears { Mr. Madden said he will -pro-

{pose that his special committee rESPIY ARMY HEADQUAR- extend a formal invitation to So3 » . =-l1e viet Embassy officials to tell their] Korean War went through one of| cide of the Katyn massacre story its quietest days today on the! “This is an American hearing,” |

eve of resumption of talks at “ Panmunjom between the full Me yaaden sad We want to

truce delegations. The committee recessed indef-|

Wong UES: Patrol niin aed |initely yesterday after hearing!

; ithree witnesses tell what they| American Sabrejet pilots sighted knew about the Katyn oro

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