Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1952 — Page 2

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Stand Pat on Rejecting Poll of POWs on Return

: By United Press prisoners to learn for tremserv aA N30, Rate a; May I= that 100,000 are unwilling to reations an ommunis | » | negotiators tentatively settled two "10 lo Red control of their three truce deadlocks to- r. Hickerson disclosed that, day, but Red demands for forci-/the United Nations said it would ble repatriation of 62,000 war be willing to have Communist Prisgners still blocked A Rerun iliusy representatives partici Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway oo poll wong with he promptly informed the Reds in a P atives of an “impartial” ' wirtual ultimatum that there can|international investigating group. be no cease-fire in Korea unless) That was part of the “pack-! they drop their insistence on the'age” Allied truce offer to the Red forcible return of prisoners who negotiators at Panmunjom, The have renounced communism. Communists rejected it. | Lifting of the secrecy agree-| It Was reported that President ment that has cloaked meetings Truman plans to- issue a strong of the truce teams during the past|Statement backing up Gen. Ridgweek disclosed that the United/WaY's warning that the United § Nations and Reds were in agree- Nations “shall not retreat” from ment on two of the last three ais. the Korea truce proposals, putea | issues holding up an ar- ACRE Red negotiators offered to wit. Birds Find Haven draw their nomination.of Russia'ln Canal Zone to the neutral truce inspection i commission, and the Allies off WASHINGTON (UP) — Mem-| fered to drop their demand for a|bers of the Westerh Hemisphere's ban on military airfield construc-\ji.q population have found alt

tion during an armistice. : : But both offers were contingent V00ded Utopia on Barro Colorado f

on jettioment of the prisoner|Island in the Canal Zone, problem. The mmunists de Tp . ! manded the return of all 132,000 Is 3600-acre biological area prisoners held by the Allies; the provides haven for 308 different United Nations offered to return species of birds, according to a

only the 70,000 prisoners who|report by Dr. Bugene Hisenmann

have Suid they would not resist, now york City. Of these, 283

Spi a: 4 in Panam oF onthe istana—~ ANOTHER .\CANDLE--Getting- sob-for-indisne University's fman op d and the others have immigrated |32d birthday celebration today, Nancy Hyatt, Martinsville, pres. Bac wa from North and South America. | . oat WASHIN an 9g 7 Or) Administered since 1946 by the. ident of the IU Assciation of Women Students, puts the ldst Assistant Secretary of State John Smithsonian Institution, the bird candle on the cake. Don Eissler, Evansville, president of the stu.

D. Hickerson revealed today that|life on the island is rigidly pro- : : : ! the United Nations offered to let tected.as an area for scientific dent body, is checking her handiwork. Names of the 11 men who

the Communists question Allied study. ' have served as president of the university are written on the cake.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

s Offer To Drop Russia On Truce Control Mission

Vote to Hike Disabled

WASHINGTON, May 7 (UP)— ‘House and Senate members agreed lyesterday on a compromise bill {to increase the size of monthly| checks sent disabled veterans, |

| The increase would apply to veterans of all wars and of peacetime service whose disabilities are due to military service, | For those with a disability rating of 50 per cent or more the boost would be 15 per cent. Those with ratings of less than B50 per cent would get an increase of five er cent. The House and Senate previously have passed differing bills on this subject. Now both Houses must approve the compromise | version, \

Other Provisions Voted

The House - Senate conferees 'also agreed on provisions to: | Raise from $60 to $63 and from $72 to $75 the monthly non

service-connected pensions avail|able to old or disabled veterans jof World Wars I and II and Korea. | Raise from $120 to $129 the non « service connected pension available to veterans of all wars {who are so badly disabled they must have full time aid and attendance, ....

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Raise income limitations applic-

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