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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1952)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ruESDAY, oct. st, mi United Nations Prepares To Study Korean War UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Wt The U. N. Oeneral Assembly set the Mine today lor the crucial East-Went diplomatic wrangle over Korea me question casting tne gloomiest shadow over the luture of the world oriianiMtlon. The Assembly yesterday put off tne rest 01 its opening general ae- oete, in wnicn aeieRaies 01 mem ber nations usually present a broad outline of their governments' policies,- until after the U. S. presi dential elections. The way was thus paved lor the Assembly com mittees to get down to detailed work on Korea and the rest of the loaded agenda confronting the 60 natlon body. Russia has demanded that Ko rea be given top priority. The Americans, though sensitive about discussing issues figuring In the political campaign, have said they are ready to take up the matter at any time. The Americans also have an nounced they will ask the U. N. assembly to investigate Communist charges that the U. 8. has launched germ warfare in Korea. Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Malik vetoed a similar American requesi in the Security Council last sum mer. The Americans decided to bring It up again In the Assembly where there Is no veto--lter hear ing the old charges repeated this year by Poland, Russia and Checho slovakia. The Assembly's Steering Com mittee meets today to decide whether to include on the already lengthy agenda a Polish resolution oullining communist terms lor a Korean armistice. The U. N. Command In Korea has already rejected those terms but Western delegates Indicated they would agree to debate the Polish proposal. The Assembly was to be called Into plenary session later today to approve tne steering commit tee's decision. Main attention was directed to the powerful 60-nanon Political Committee, which is tentatively British Crack Down On Secret African Society LONDON I Authorities In Bri tain's East African Kenya colony today held more than 130 natives - rounded up In a lightning swoop against the fanatic, secret anti- white Mau Mau Society that has been terrorliing Kenya for months. The roundup was carried out under a state of emergency- equivalent to martial law de clared last night by the Kenya government. A battalion of the London Girls Go On Spree LONDON Wl Three little maids from school went out on a week end spree with. 100 pounds (1280) Jn their pockets and an itch to see the bright lights of Southend, Lon don's Coney Island. The trio Ann, 13. Christine 11, and Kay 10 were back home In tears Tuesday. And all because. like most little girls at one time or another, they forgot to wash their faces. A reception clerk noticed their dirty visages and lack of luggage when they tried to check in at a Southend hotel. He told police. The police asked lot of questions and returned them to their worried parents. The spree began on Saturday when the youngsters met on a street corner and gaily set out with the 100 pounds Kay had taken from her parents' home. ' When the fling ended abruptly, there were 67 pounds ($187.60 left and a bag lull of dresses, nylon stockings, perfume and cigarettes to show for it. And. of course, the memory of a wonderful time. British troops, Lancashire Fusi liers, rushed by air, landed at Uie colonial capital of Nairobi to add steel to the government's drive. Members of the Mau Mau. who take a blood oath to drive the Brit ish out of the colony, have mur dered at least 43 persons, burned buildings and crops and slaught ered cattle in oast weeks. Some 300,000 of the Kifuyu tribe are said to belong to the society. The troops flown in to the colony will be backed by naval force, the British Colonial Office said. The Royal Navy cruiser Kenya will go to Mombasa. Kenya's chiel port 280 miles from Nairobi, to support the military action. It was the first major show of force Britain has made in East Africa in years. The British plainly fear the Kenya could become an other center of guerrilla warfare like Malaya. So far as can be learned, however, the Mau Mau has no Communist leadership or backing. Demos For Ike Club Set Up NEW YORK tn-A "Democrats for Elsenhower" group has been formed with Mrs. Oveta Culp Hob by, Houston newspaper woman, as Us head. Citizens for Eisenhower-Nixon headquarters announced the new i organization yesterday. Lost Child Found Unhurt RED BLUFF. Calif. W "It seemed as long as a- week at school." That's how freckled Johnny Burgess. 12, described his two days of wandering aimlessly in the High Sierra while some 150 volunteers searched around the clock for him. 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