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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1952

Reds Hint Reply Ready On Armistice

Ask Full-Scale Session Tomorrow

By United Press

PANMUNJOM, Korea, May| 1-—The Communists asked| | today for a full-scale meeting of truce delegations tomorrow, presumably to give their

reply © a United Nations plan ‘to end the Korean War. The United Nations promptly agreed to the meeting. The truce meetings have been recessetl at Communist request since Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy. chief United Nations delegate, on Honday handed North Korean en, Nam Il a proposed “overall” solution deadlock. The Alliez assumed that the Red proposal for a meeting tomorrow meant that the Commu"nist delegates talks with their governments at Pyongyang and Peiping—and perhaps Moscow—and have their answer ready. Terms of the United Nations proposal have not been disclosed.

UN Offers Plan On Prisoners

WASHINGTON, May 1 (UP) The United Nations would permit the Communists to participate in joint questioning of war prisoners who say they don’t want to return to North Korea and Red China after an armistice is reached, informed sources said today. American’ and Allied officials ~ said they were willing to agrees to any “reasonable” plan that would convince the Reds that approximately 100,000 prisoners refuse to return behind the Iron Curtain in the Far East. The United Nations, they said, is ready to hand over the remaining 70,000 prisoners to.the Reds as soon as an'armistice is signed and put into effect. ; The -offer to rescreen the 100,000 POWs was reported to be included in the “package” truce offer now under study by the Communists,

Seven 38th Officers To Attend Course

Seven officers of the Indiana National Guards’ 38th Infantry] Division will attend a 1-week| refresher course at Ft. Leavenworth, Kas. Those attending the special course beginning May 10 include] . ‘Maj, Gen. Jesse BE. McIntdsh, Tip=|

to the armistice

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38th Division; Cols, Rader, Lebanon, and ut L Roe, Kokonio; and Majs. Phil "C. Klotz, Noblesville, and Jack P Hoppes, Anderson. .

Slav Reds Say Army Boosted to Resist Soviet BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, May 1 (UP)—The Yugoslav Commun{st Party said in a May Day message today that the Yugoslav army is being strengthened to resist “the aggressive pressure and conquest plans” of Russia and her satellites, The message was incorporated in & resolution adopted by the! party’s central committee. Premier Marshal Tito said yes- | terday that Yugoslavia, if at-|

tacked, would Increase its army to 2 million men.

had completed:

By United Press MIAMI, Fla,

J. Reynolds II, heir to a tobacco| fortune, yesterday charged that|

his wife committed indiscretions. with the ex-husband of another famous tobacco name — Doris Duke. In a sult for divorce, Mr. Reynolds charged that Dominican Ambassador Porfiria Rublrosa was seen in Mrs. Reynolds’ Paris hotel room last summer while “she was almost completely undressed.” Mr, Reynolds asked divorce from his second wife; Mrs. Marianne O'Brien Reynolds, a former actress and chorus girl he married in New York Aug. 7, 1946. He asked custody of their two sons, aged 3 and 4, on grounds that she is unfit to keep them.

Called ‘Belligerent’

Mr. Reynolds and ‘his wife maintain a home at exclusive Sunset Island on Miami Beach. But notice of the suit was sent

May 1-—Richard|

| . DIVORCE—Richard J. Reynolds charges wife was indiscreet.

Heir Asks Divorce From Ex-Show Girl

{to Mrs. Reynolds’ New York (address. Mr. Reynolds was said (to be in Europe. The millionaire scion of the {Reynolds Tobacco Company accused his wife of having a “belligerent and nasty temper,” {of using abusive language. He sald she also threw things at him, and drank. excessively. On one occasion, the suit said, she came home intoxicated éarly in the morning, backed him up against the wall of their garage, {cursed him and said, “you're a

{and fight?™.

Ship Equipped for Use By Blind Christened

NEW YORK, May 1 (UP)—| The good ship, Louis Braille, gave blind students today an opportunity to learn seamanship. The 30-ft, cabin cruiser,

the blind, was christened yesterday. Its compass, clock, barom-

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eter agd other instruments are because tugboat commanders designed with braille markings.'took the day off.

(Adv ertisement) Now Many Wear

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Loses First Bout To. Stay in Army

#1. SILL, Okla., May 1 (UP)— Nationa) Gliard Division. He had

A 35-year-old Army major yester- (been called to active duty for 24

day lost the first round of his menths to be' completed this Sep-

fight to stay in the #frvice and’ He said he was counting on the was separated under protest. {$3000 Army pay he would receive, p,srgpETH a pleasant alkaline mon. Maj. Tom Brett, Norman, Okla., between now and then to meet acid, powder de ral et tira attorney in civilian life, threat-| louse and car payments.

| ust Torte nr PASTE No Jour 'ened court action earlier to force, the Arniy to keep him in uniform Fire Destroys Mill

Gas, Oi Supply’ Fades in Strike

Little Hope Held For Settlement

By United Press DENVER, Colo./ May 1 — Gas until September. : ‘land oil supplies dwindled today| “I decided to go ahead and get as the industry-wide strike of gut,” he said, “but I am still con00,000 oll workers went into its sidering legal action, not for just

Lumber Co. here last night.| . myself, but all men in my cate-| Noo ay ith only : glimmer pi no | Eleven fire companies battled the

| Maj. Brett returned -only last|flames two hours before bringing | ‘Negotiators resumed their ef-| week from Korea where, he was/them under control. Cause of the : forts’ to bring union demands and|on duty” with Qklahoma’s 45th blaze was not determined.

company offers closer together, | , but the feelings of union of- B 4 f f f P : » J x

{5 feeling. Checks late odor” (denture |

breath). Get - FAST! ETH a4 any drus | ROCKVILLE, May 1 (UP)—A

[ store, oma — $120,000 fire destroyed the saw For HEADACHE, d nd - and planing mill of the Ferguson

YY | WORLD'S LARGEST SELLER AT 10¢

About 150 CIO oil workers at the Rock Island Refining Corp, and 75 workers at the Zionsville booster # station of Panhandle Easterh Pipeline Co., continued their picket lines | as part of the nationwide oil |. strike today. The refinery, which supplies 250,000 gallons of gasoline daily to central Indiana independent dealers, shut down completely today. ' The Panhandle firm was still | § on normal operation despite the | walkout with supervisory employees manning the pumping | § operations of the natyml gas | | pipeline.

ficlals was summed up by a Pen-| ver representative who said: “We are not optimistic.” There were scattered rushes -of| motorists to service stations yes-| terday in an effort to forestall having to walk when gasoline; supplies dwindle to nothing. |

In Indiana, Paul Schearer, pres-| ident of the Association of Petroleum Dealers in Hammond and Whiting, said most. dealers there would run out by tonight. Mr, |Schearer said some dealers in the area ran out of gasoline yesterday. Nonstriking AFL oil workers reached a private settlement with the Phillips Petroleum Co., at Borger, Tex., late yesterday, The agreement called for a 15-cent an hour increase plus other benefits.

Oniy about 5 per cent of the strike-bound oil industry offered union workers raises up to 15 cents an hour, with increased] swing and graveyard shift differentials, a union spokesman here| said.

These offers were rejected, how- | ever, as the unions stuck by. their, demand for a 25-cent.an hour) wage hike, plus shift differentials. i

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