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Thank You,
Mr Eden!
Minto appropriate per-
R Anthony Eden has put
spective the Indian resolu- tion on the repatriation of Koren prisoners of war and has given it a sensible and practical interpretation. His .calm Bnd realistic
de
ment was needed after the over-quick and what the New York Herald Tribune Keribes as the "brusque" reaction of the United States to the truce plan. Mr Eden expressed the British
- attitude fund it probably shared by the vast majority of the United Nations mem- bers) when he declared that "Ho long as our principles are safeguarded we should rather judge by what the Indian resolution СДП achieve. Many of us must have had in mind, as we considered the spirit of the Indian resolution--does this initiative bring us agree ment on the one outstand- ing issue or does it not? It is my belief that it does." These are vastly encourag- ing words, coming as they do from n statesman whose experience would only per mit him of such a forthright conviction after the mont careful study of the problem,
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8-Nation Backing Karens Launch Attacks TODAY'S RACING
For Korean
Truce Proposals
US AGREEABLE, SUBJECT TO TWO CHANGES
United Nations, Nov. 21.
The United States, and seven other countries were reliably reported today to have decided to accept India's compromise plan for settling the Korean prisoner-of-war deadlock, subject to two changes.
The question of what to do with Red prisoners, held by the UN, who say they don't want to go home has been holding up an armistice. The eight countries- Australia, Britain, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, also have decided to recommend that the the United States and Turkey -- Indian plan be given priority over all other Korean resolutions in the UN General Assembly.
Against Six Towns
Rangoon, Nov, 21.
About 1,000 Karens simultaneously attacked, alx townships in the Thaton district, East of Rangoon, and killed 25 Gov- ernment soldiers in pitched gun batiles, it was stated here to- night.
The Karcus are believed to have suffered heavier casualties. They set fire to several villages, footed market places and retreated with their booty.
from the
They held up a bus and stole 50,000 rupees. passengers,
In logate, 90 miles southwest of Rangoon, the Karens carried off a local police official an a. bestage after they raided the town-Reuter,
Troops, Settlers And Tribesmen Round-Up Mau Mau Suspects
Nairobi, Nov. 21. British troops went into action with European settlers on polo ponies and fully war-painted Masai tribesmen in dramatic sweeps today against the Mau Mau 9,000 feet above sea-level.
The operation called "polo tournament" covered a spot 80 miles northwest of here,
India proposed that both the U.N. and the Reds turn over their prisoners---- totalling 132,000-to a commission made up of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Switzerland and Sweden. If this commission deadlocked, it would elect or ask the Generalment west of Naivasha Assembly to choose an impartial umpire.
that the Indian resolution
be The eight decided today to recommend amended to provide that if the four did not agree to an umpire within threo weeks they would hand the problem back to the Assembly.
of
as an expediency, but with Tass said the Indian
The official news agency
honour and in keeping with
the world in a
or
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Other military towering Rift valley.
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In Moscow, however, Soviet | Prime Minister Jawaharlal for ending the Korean armistice police reserves. Foreign British
deadlock
"capable WD4 to-Nehru urged newspaper made it plain
With them the raiders took certain amendments of being highly trained tracker dogs, Secretary knows full well day that the Russians do not speech at New Delhi today to
equipment the- tree world regard the Indian resolution accept the plan on that basis. moulded effectively to incet our Modice!
anti-snake bitc 90 genuinely desires Br endį in the United Nations as a There was no immediate indica- wishes."
tion whether India would accept
Sir Percy Spender, Australian pissiers for the relief of saddle to hostilities in Korea. But correel way to settle the dead-
lock
delegate to the United Nations, ore. repatriation over he also appreciates that this loc
the group's recommendations or
told the General Assembly's One horseman carried a pori- Korean prisoners of war.
whether the recommendations
Political Committee must be accomplished, not
that able radio to keep in touch with would modify the plan to such Po
to the spotter planes. an extent as to make it palatable amendments were necessary
those parts
of the proposal Panting and sweating in the to the Reds-Associated Press.
dealing with the establishment rated atmosphere high above DELAYS DEPARTURE
New York, Nov. 21.
of a repatriation commition, tiver the heroes-plunged and. they approached the appointment of an umpire stumbled a The British Foreign Secre
this committee ind the the settlement where the Mau tary, Anthony Eden, today post question of the disposition of hinu followers were thought to poned his departure from the
At the far side of the settle- United Nations in the hope that any prisoners, who did not wish be in hiding.. agreement on the Korean peace to be repatriated.-Reuter.
ment fierce. Masai warriors in resolution may be reached soon. The dapper British diplomat's nction WAS disclosed ps 21
con
co-sponsoring. the
resolu- tion repeats the statement of approved principles: That the US delegation on "forced the Indian resolution aimé repatriation, although it is well to achieve the one objective, known that by talks about the at the same time safeguard impermissibility of any kind of Ing the second prerequisite fereed repatriation the Ameri- obviously appeals to Mr can Command is masking is Intentions to detain prisoners of Eden. Even his queries on
war by force." iwo
the paragraphs of
Pravda, the official Com- resolution, one referring to munist Party organ, salt
the the proposed role of the um- Indian resolution has intensified countries
American peace plan met in pire in a repatriatlon com- differences of opinion between private to decide their collective
and its attitude toward the rival resolu mission, and the other the the diaposal of prisoners un- Ailles.
tion put forward by India. desirous of being
Under the Inula plan. re-
The Indian compromise pro- rulsed little en- patriated, do not in any prisoners still on the Commisposal had way vitiate his acceptance slon's hands at the end of 90 thusiasm among the Americans
days would have their fates de- until Eden speaking
in
United Stoles
the
the
Second Trade
Union
Leader Dies
He had been 1 since October
Conspirators Sentenced
Clifford
Political Murder
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FISHING STRIKE OFF
called of
London, Nov. 21. The Grimsby fishing strike, Sinister memories of Nazi methods darkened the scene of the election-campaign in the Saar today when which threatened Britain with the Criminal Investigation Department of the Saar- a fish tamine, was bruecken police admitted that four unknown persons had tonight. entered the home of a 70-year-old sympathiser of the for- bidden German Democratic Party and had beaten him to death,
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MINE EXPLOSION
an
A meeting of more than 350° Grimsby fish merchants decid- boycott all Icelandle trawlers which. try to land their catches in the port.
ed to
The police stated that four in-law show that there is no persons entered the spartment question of a murder-Router. of Geiger, 70-year-old municipal
This followed a recommendat- councillor last night, They de-
tion to Hull fish merchants to- manded to be handed any pro-
Genck, Belgium, Nov. 21. hibited pro-German literature.
Three Belgian miners were night by directors of the Hull hand-to-hand struggle deve-
killed
and nine seriously injured Fish Marchants Association not the toped,
police statement
in
explosion in the to bury Icelandte fisti and the de- Norwich, Nov. 21.
continued.
"Liggeois" coal pit at Zwartberg elston of members of the Buil Sentences ranging from five Geiger died two hours Inter of the principle-of-the-In-cided by a political convention General Assembly's main poll
near here today, mine officials Trawler Officers Guild to join Washington Nov. 21 years to six months were-im-from the injuries received.
ers it the strike.. dian resolution, nor do they called on Far Eastern problems teal Committee yesterday sug- Mr William Green, 81, Prc-posed at Norfolk Assizes in the The news of the murder of
Csue workers
were still Grimsby skippers in lessen his confidence in the under terms of the draft armis-gested modifications to make it sident of the American Federa-Yarmouth homework conspiracy Geiger was kept secret by the looking for other miners be- The strike was called off workability of the truce tice agreement already adopted. acceptable to the West.
tion of Labour, died at his home case.
police until it reached news-lieved to be in the gallery,
when the Icelandic trawler, Jon proposals. If there is an The eight powers decided to But as the 21 powera met to in Ohio today.
The explosion was caused by Forsetti, slipped in and landed Amend- voleet decide what form of the support
Willan, 42. former paper offices in Saarbruecken atom of sincerity
Suggestion
result of fredamp-Router. this afternoon by British Foreign ment should be offered to the .5. A Federation official said his member of the Great Yarmouth yesterday
Vice
her catch despite a landing ban German
Chancellor Anthony Eden that, Indian proposal Here is no as death followed a heart attack. Town Council of Gorleston.
Bad statement in Bluccher's
by the Trawlermen's Associa- they be turned over surance from V. K. Krishna A few nvceks ago American whom the judge described as
Enis.
tlon. Menon ic
that
would accept labour lost another leader, Mr the "brains and
centre ok
An offelal of Premier Hot-
Detroit, Nov, 21. It is expected thai mome of United Nations enn hardly A British spokesman said his modifications of the pail. Philip Murray, head of the other
was gaoled for
man's party said tonight: "This
Mr C. E. Wilson, Secretary the Grimsby chips which stayed fail to be impressed by Mr country saw the Indian plan as
Despite
Fen's sugestione big American trade union body, serious fraud",
years.
Defence Industrisi five Congress
in Mr Dwight in port on Wednesday as a pro- of Eden's analysis of the In- a good basis for further negotia, which are not formally offered as the
Other
sentences James looks very much like the hand of
*Cabinet, an- test against the landing will per- tions with the Chinese
British dian plan and of his
Com amendments the
in Organisations.
Mr Green was re-elected Nichols, 35, ex-police officer of of Neo-Nazis. It was typical of Eisenhower's it munists
understood to feel that Indion conviction
Koreans and North that Bound
Normal callings are expected President-elect Recompany the proposnis could be sent to Pek-President of the AFL for the 20th Great Yarmouth, was sentenced Nazl methods to use murder snounced today that he would sail tomorrow. bridges the fundamental even if they did not accept it
withoul In whatever version the General ing
filling out in full consecutive time on September to four years: John Davis, 43, of a method of provocation."
The Information Department on his trip to Korea. United to be resumed on Gorleston, and Eric Hudson, 32, gulf between the truce nego-Assembly adopts.
aspect of the peace plan.
men of Between them the two
Winterton, three years each: cd the Saar government tonight Press, tiators.
Observers believed, however,
dominated the two of the world's Frank Horn, 53, of Gorleston, announced that Gelger, earlier that the United States
reported as having died of In would lasgest trade union group the six months. oppose
sendingnists leaving and the CIO with five to
any plan to the AFL, with eight million members The trial had lasted 19 days, juries when his apartment was Chinese
six during which 68 witnesses had broken into last night by four blanks to be filled in.
enllon.
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Eden had planned to leave A Federation official seld Melven evidence and 324 exhibits unknown men in fact was not
had been put in.
Witnessca came trom
personally attacked or injured died for London today or tomorrow. Green's death camo at about 6
all by the Intruders, but But a British spokesman
said b.m., GMT.
A source close to parts of England, Scotland and several hours later of heart his Chief now would remain at
they sent failure, the Green family said he bad Wales to say that
The Saar Frime Minister, Mr least through Monday when been suffering from complica-registration fees to do work at the Secretary
of State,
Dean tions Induced by age, including home, but when they found the Hoffman, said: "All I have to nbout Vice-Chancellor Acheson, is expected to address a heart condition and diabetes. work differont from that desay
Ho the Political Committee again.
in scribed they' spent two weeks
were unable to Bluccher's allegations, that a political murder was committed hospital in October, then re-get the money back. turned to his home.
The judge said that the total in Saarbruecken last night, is Green was the son of an Eng-of £61,000 obtained by home-that both the investigations of Australla made known today ish father and a Welsh mother, work schemes did not find its the police and a statement by the deceased's son and daughter- she believed the Indian plan-Router.
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