Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1952 — Page 14

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By United Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.,

Aug. 29—Diplomatic observers looked today for Russia

If- Russia should run contrary to expectations and agree Japan should be a United Nations memIber, observers believed that would foreshadow. a “softer”

to tip off her policy in the Far (policy in the Orient and presage

East during the debate on Japan's admission to the United Nations, expected to develop here early next month.

pros-

Based on performance,

re elupon to send its army--now in bership question next Tuesday. Russian log-rolling deal and in-|later in September, Korean War, that decisi / ES ET et» fledgling stages of reorganization However, the agenda of its first dications were that Washington, Observers believed there was a be reflected in Rata Sei 2ND FLOOR MA. 0683 — PL. 7929 considered by the Security Coun- but _comprising battle-hardened meeting consist solely of the!despite pressure from national good chance Russia's position in here next month. cil, which must make recommendations to the General Assembly on countries to be voted into LM wn fp -

United 1 Nations njembership.

French Army Game Ends ~ In Disaster

PARIS, Aug. (CDN) — Maneuvers of the BS 24 Infantry Division just ended in the Champagne resulted in theoreti-| cal disaster when a handful of] parachutists who had dropped be-| hind their lines nearly wiped out divisional headquarters. : The 50 paratroopers began oper-| ations by capturing a motorcycle dispatch rider and discovering the location of the divisional head-| quarters. A group of six para-| troopers attacked the headquart-| ers, captured one colonel and nearly caught the divisional commander, Another squad destroyed a group of tanks and some Piper Cub planes and captured two colonels including the] divisional artillery commander.

Wet weather put many of the division's radio sets out of order and communications were so bad| the divisional commander did not| learn of one enemy counterattack | for two hours.

To add to the confusion the | rainproof clothing of the troops began to leak badly under a series of torrential showers and the maneuvers had to be halted on several occasions to allow the boys to dry out and to get some hot food. “ In extentuation of the trouble it

was explained that 30 per cent of the troops were recruits with less

than four months of service. | Military authorities were grati-|

fled to note that only eight men out of the 12,000 taking part in the maneuvers answered sick] call, a sign of ruggedness due to

intensive training.

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As Boon to Deaf |

CHICAGO (UP) — Grover C.| Coil, International Hearing Aid| Association official, predicts the development of a one-piece min-| iature hearing aid which would eliminate the battery case and| transmission cord. \ Coll said use of a tiny “tran-| sistor” will result first in a battery case one-fourth the present size and ultimately make the attachment unnecessary.

Pedestrian Wins FT. WORTH, Tex. (UP)—Sgt. Fred F. Duke swerved his car to avoid a pedestrian and collided with an automobile driven by| Samuel A. Clark. While the two motorists discussed the accident, the pedestrian walked up, hit both in the eye, and left. =

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an early end to the Korean conflict For the fact lurked in the background that, as a United Nations member, Japan could be called

backed

Soviet |

last war—into!long-standing and oft-rejected! Russian- {Russian package-deal for the

veterans of the Korea against the armies and Communist China. {satellites Japan's army reorganization lifting of the Kremlin's started with a national policy which has repeatedly blocked ad-

force of 75,000 men, the nucleus mission of nine Western backed!

of an armed force steadily grow- countries.

b | ing toward a goal of 200,000 to] The United States apparently had no intention of attaching

300,000 under arms. The council meets on the meéem- Japan to the list included in the

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Russ May Tip Hand In UN Debate On Japs

tive lands are of North Korea blanket admission of five Soviet)

in exchange for the| veto]

groups in this country whose nainvolved, would again reject the proposal as it has in the past. Japan's application -— along with those of G#mbodia, Laos and Viet Nam-—should be acted upon, however, by the Security Council before the General Assembly meets Oct, 14. The keynote debate on Japan is expected

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