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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1952)
f " ' ... fl Tkm SlatMman, Scdery Oregon. Friday. Bortmbw sti, Britain Backs India Prisoner Plan; U. S. Reported Satisfied By FRANCIS W. CAKPENTER . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. OF Britain threw its support Thurs day to an Indian plan designed to solve the prisoner of war issue in Korea. The United States also believes the plan is basically satisfac tory, informed source? said, but may insist upon certain changes. ' Britain , made Jcrurwn her approval with some questions when Anthony Eden, foreign secretary, spoke soon after he conferred with : j l a 9 t. a ' I Both . the United States and French -delegations were reported to agree with Eden's stand, but officially the USP delegation merely called the British declara tion "constructive." Russian bloc sources said it was "too early" to react. Eden spoke for 12 minutes to the U.N. Political Committee. He brought into the open Britain's po sitionwhich had been stated in several meetings of ' a subcom mittee of Western delegations studying Korean resolutions. He did not refer to or comment on the talk With Eisenhower. Objections Said Solved There had been reports that the United States had insisted in pri vate talks with Western delega tions on having the Indian resolu tion spell out in detail provisions , tor repatriation of prisoners of war lad eventual disposition of those Itill in camps 90 days after an Irmistice. . ' ' Apparently these difficulties were solved for, after Eden's Ipeech, informed, sources said the J.S. position was" almost Identical ivith that of Britain. Eden, speaking slowly and with great emphasis, said the Indian resolution, presented by V. K. , Krishna Menon, should not be viewed too legalistically. "This resolution is, in my view, l timely and constructive attempt to resolve his deadlock," Eden ca dv i anmunjom has been slow but it represents a remarkable achievement. ; -"All but one issue (that of pris oners) had been settled. ' Mean while the casualties arc mounting steadily. i Freaeh Also Support "We have been right In insist ing on principles but we should not view this document as some thing exact. Let us view it rather for what it might achieve. Does it bring us nearer agreement on the outstanding issues? I think it does, i era v this committee win agree on it." ; A French spokesman said after Eden spoke that his government took the same view of the Mmnn resolution. It had been reoorted mat ranee would accept the In dian proposals with or without amendments, l Keizer Club ' Holds Dinner, 75 Present Itateoua Xnrs Scrrteo KEIZER The Keizer RsHm Club'sannual familv turkev rinn was held Tuesday night .with 75 present. In charee of the dinner- m Mrs. Archie Clarpptt. Mm w v. Savage, Mrs. A. Burr Black and mts. rmui uamp. me decorating committee was Mrs. Rnhert rnn. ley, Mrs. Jack Henningsen, Mrs. J. C Mount and Mrs. William Nel son. The tables were centered with an array of fall Cowers. . Guests were Ifr nA nrM n F. Smith, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert and son Waldo. Mr. and Wrt Vm Iufer, Mrs. Floyd Weeks, Mr. and nan-, w. jci wagner and Mr. and Mrs. itex L Feller. Entertainment was fin-nt chi h Jack Oudean who showed pictures s noma in tno paraao at ruaanu last New Year's Day. He also show ed pictures of Keizer scenes and garaena. Mrs. E. Burr Black and Mrs. V. A. BaHantyne win have charge et setting up an exhibit at the Labish Meadows Green Show. pec 13 and 14. Individual mem bers of the club win help toward Christmas cheer for needy families in the district. Mrs. Robert Cop- ikj u in cnarge. Next meeting will be held Tues oVi Dec 18, at which time offi cers for the coming year will be nominated. 465 Served At 4 Corners School Dinner ttateoua Xtws ferric FOUR CORNERS The open house and Annual sored by the Mother's Club Tues- WIND TUNNEL MONET-MAKER WICHITA, Kan. UP) Wichita Universitv' torinrt tunnel search and eduratinnal ra-rtio nt the engineering school has gov ernment and industrial experi mental contracts extending through 1954.' PREXY WAS TENNIS STAR WICHITA, Kan. Uf) The Uni versity of Wichita not only has a youthful president but one' who has been an athletic star as well. President Harry F. Corgin, 35, who has held the job three years, owns over 30 trophies won in tennis competition. Prices Good Through Saturday Regular $1.98 Oval BOASTED. Durable blue enamel ware. Will easily hold one turkey or large roast. 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Mrs. Emily Vaa Santen's first trade featured Thanksstrtnc; Mrs. Kathleen Toycea's second grade depicted fire prereation week with original Terse calling attention to lire; auss Joan Aitxen's second trade made a mural depleting each child's fathera ocozpation. wrt. tmeiyn Branson's third trade showed a mural of the first ThanksslTint: Miss Hazel Rieke's third and fourth mAm mural of the Oregon Trail, a star weaier ana sour system; Mrs. Re becca Burnham'a fifth mri played ceramics, Arthur RolofTs uiu graae maae a mural of pre historic animals and plants, also tuny ana neaiin posters. i AID SALT DETELOniZNT MANILA ID President Epidio Outrino has inprnt th fr-- tion of a Phfiippme salt derelop- m synaicaie wiui Japanese financial and technical assistance. A team of Japanese experts is ex- pecteq to amve shortly. South Hills Garden Qui Plans Events saldi nncnrs-iirs. Lyle Bayne wm hostess to the South Ellt Garden dub on Tuesday nmg. 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