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KHfDAY. NOVKMHKH 21. 1HS2 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON PACE ELEVEN f4 4 i. 1 I ill Hi N i7 'i i) riTn-rrt-fi "fl I.? -irir.' j iff -kM. s-i... i.m..tA.i' flwiii w EAGLE SCOUT JIM CRAIG, a member of Explorer Poit 104 iponiorod by the American Legion here, receivet hit "eegle" from Scout Executive Harold Sheerer while hit perenti, Mr, end Mri Bob Creig, look proudly on. Doctor Backs Early Marriage LONDON if lilll should be permuted lo inairv nt Is It lliry in bbilnulntlly rniily, Ur. Mane Btiix.i, lumra writer on marital problems, linn uitne-itrd to a royal -itminlNAion on mairiaue and dl Vorre. However, she said yestrrday. be would mil encouiaKe ucii rarly marriages, she )un Dunks they h"ld be ktinlly possible. 'Tim present aue llnill nl 10 la ino hlwli and Ignores Hie bio loftirn) trndi'luy to msrrlne," Ur HUmei nid In memorandum. i .'Hie e)erl, who la Ti. said nw ' 'fif1"' or '" 1",r""r ' Urium's j firls ere resdy for msrrisiie it I "I've dlncovered that, btnioRlcal j 1y, IlrtU.ili women am (lure main i Ivimn throe who ar tnllv mature and rredv lor rhililbi'iuinu at 1 or IB; lit larcrr nunibrr- Ihc ivarruK type ready tor marrleiir tiAul 1 to 31. end tllne who rnn ' hw married but wtio are not aexu- ; Meteor Flashes In Southwest A nieieor llalled airn the a"UihoMrn nky lt niu'ht and j auddenly diMnlrntaird in a blre ; of white Uiiht tuinliiR muht into : dav at aomr plaiv Ii aeon In al leait lour atate Thr OkUhnma City Weather Iturrau flaid Irom Die vailed re porta It had received tliere ho doubt th( lireiiall wn a nictonr. Keportj of the ohjert ('linn Irom Oklaluiinn, Texan, Knntat end C..I..ie.de. ...... nllv malure until the aire 71 to 30. "Many nt our maiKtmothera were happy brlden at the aiir ol In and even 15. When women are blnl'iKlrally rnpable o bearing a child, they Khuiild be legally ea pnlilo of marry'lim," CANI.'AI.ITY I.IST WAK1IINOTON i-11ir Delenne neparlllienl lodny Identlllcd XiB nddlllmml caunlliex ul the Korean War. The IIM rnmprthPrt W dend. 243 wnujuled, 37 inlMlnfc and 11 Injured. Western Allies Hearing Agreement On India's Prisoner of Var Plans UNITKIl NATIONS, N Y. Mi-1 The Wculein Allien moved closer to iKrurinrnt lodny on chnnKta ! they hoped would bring lull aupport Inrludinir that of the U. 8 be-1 hind India's compromise plan lor ciiduiK the Korean War prinoner I deadlock. An eidhteen-nnllon II roup headed by the U. B., Britain and France ! pliuiucd to meet behind doted i doura in the U, N, this morning 1 lo work over Binendmenta to i ! phin MibmUled Wednesday by In- j dm a V. K. Krlnhna Mrnon Other iiuI.oiih In the Kioup are Canada. I Au'.lrulin. Turkey, penmaik and : Colombia. They have a a 'working- baxlx chiinirx aimi(C:,ted yestcrdny by llrlllf.h Fort-inn becreturv Anthony Kil'-ii, who iiuld Die indlnn plan biiiiKK the U, N. nearer to arec inciii on the one outslundlnK l.i-.ue holduiK up an armlitlce In Korea the prisoner o( war problem. Blroni; American objections to I the oniilnal Indian resolution that I It Was ambiguous and would not! v. oik -hud threatened a ncrlou.t i spill anionii i he 31 Allies bacinj ! a U. 8. dr-tlted Korean resolution I whit-li th t'oviet bloc In the U. N. I already has rejected The Americana reportedly Insist Dial Menon'a resolution be clarl- j lied belore they can accept It. The 1 resolution calla lor a four-nation commlsMon. with an umpire to Keltic deadlocks, to handle the I rcputrlutlon of all war prisoners iand lake care of those who don't want to return lo Red. ruled homes until a political conference decides their fate. The U. 8. reservations apparent ly have been Ironed out lo some deiiree In private talk anionii the Allies, Eden's endorsement In the Clen eral Assembly's Political Commit lee yesterday of Die plan's Kcneral outline, and lili utmeslion for alterations lo clarlly Hs main iwlnts, biouxht the Amerkan com meiil that "we are rnoviiiK closer and closer to a settlement." AlthouKh the Indians have said they would not huve Introduced their resolution without reasonable assurance that both Communist and Western nations would accept It, there still was no reaction from the Russians. But the Incoming American lead en of lorelun polaty President elect Elsenhower and his choice for secretary ol slate. John Foster Dulles were reported by the New York Times as bclntf very skepti cal that any of the proposals now belore the V. N. a.sscmblv could produce Korean armistice. The Times said Dulles' skepti cism was based on the "unending difficulties" the V. H.. Britain and Prance had encountered In tryinc to ncffotlate an Independence treaty for Austria with Ihe Soviet Union. "After the Western powers gave way on the points previously In disagreement, the Soviet Union brought up the Issue of Trieste, and It Is understood that Mr. Dulles feels that the Communists would llnd somelhlnK else If the' Korea prisoner Issue were settled," the Times said. In his speech yesterday, dcllv- 1 ered after he hud a luncheon con ference with Elsenhower. Eden ' asked Mcnon to revise two main i points of his resolution. He euKcestcd the commission's umpire should be a lull member of i the group, which Menon had pro- posed be made up of Poland, i Czechoslovakia, Sweden and Bwit ! zerland. I And the Briton suggested that more definite provision be made 'for caring: lor those prisoners who still have not been repatriated 80 days after the armistice. The Indian resolution says only !that their destination will be de cided after that time by a political conference. 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