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India Details Solution to Truce Block De ey "lee lines al II) et Truman Ike Name Aids I 4 Scheme Would Place Prisoners on Isle I° Make Olin Choice By ' INS Writs UNITED NATIONS N Y Nov 14—India gave the United States and other U N delegations Fri- I ' i PIERRE J HUSS - ) ' I I i f 4 i D t 36 - ' ' 7 1 ' f ' ' ' ' '''' ' ' to 11 - - 'k- - " ' ' Meet Lineup OPS Ups List Hillis To Offset Vital ''' ''''''116 ' i 4 -- '' ' -l' ' ' - Coal Prices Door to Post Still Open 'Boost Pily Ike Implies Nov 14 (INS)---Tgovernment Friday hard and soft coal producers to raise prices 1 '"' cover higher production costs resulting frsun the pay (Pt— e By WILLIAM IL CONKLEI ' The White House gave a tipoff 4 increase won by John L Lewis' miners - ' ' -p 1 "' ( 1 New York Times Writer ' of The Price Office Stabilization raised hard coal ceilings an Friday that vital foreign policy 4 40 to average-ranginfrom cents a ton told coal $135 and soft AUGUSTA defense GA Nov 14 — and will money matters --t 0 t on President-EleCconincreased r" costs may to t dominate next Tuesday's White producers they production piss Dwight D Eisenhower Friday deferred to Goy House talks between President sumers 0 PS estimated that if Economic Stabilizer Roger Putnam iThomas E Dewey's Harry S Truman and Pr9sident'tapproves a $150 per day wage increase for the United Mine lion to accept a post in his cabielect Dwight D Eisenhower 1 -i cThis vas indicated In the an- Workers the price of soft coal would have to rise between 33 and net at the present time but left 1 35 cents a ton However-i- f Putnam authorizeii a $1 90 per day the door open to the possibility ' ! nouncement of the key 'figures ' t boost soft coal prices may be increased 39 to 42 cents a ton i' of a high-leve- l on appointment for Meanwhile a United Mine Workers spokesman said that the New York governor on a Truman and Eisenhower first Lewis will attend a public hearing called by Putnam Monday to temporary or emergency mismeet alone decide whether the economic stabilizer will grant 375000 soft sion On the administration side the ' coal diggers the full 'amount negotiated by the 11 M W president 4 1 Eisenhower made a formal anlist includes Secy of State Dean will review a Wage Stabilization Board decision to nouncement t Punea Acheson Secy of Defense Robfollowing a four-ho--miners' 8190 per day wage hike to $150 The miners conference with Dewey A Lovett Secy of the Treasert struck against the cutback but Lewis sent them back to work at which began with lunch at the 4' ury John Snyder and Mutual President I 5 V ' 5 ' ''''''1-5- -Harry S Truman's request tit Augusta National Golf Club hero Administrator W Averell HarriM Moses president of the Bituminous Coal Operators' Harry and continued on a bench on the man Assn which negotiated the wage increase with the U M W golf course Wirophoto Gathers Information also is expected to attend Mondaygii meeting Ike Statement No Cease-Firto commemorate the Prince's fourth birthday At Eisenhower's side will be The meeting was called to help Putnam determine whether Prince Charles and younger sister Princess The 's statement: A U S spokesman issued that Anne general British bandsmen in moods Sen W Birthday of Cabot Happy decision Jr Tough SB played His portrait should overruled be Henry Lodge the portray contrasting "ruling may set a "In the course of our conver- reminder to U N soon after For- Massachusetts and D e t r o I t pattern tor the W S B which must deal with a 8190 per day wage banker Joseph M Dodge boost negotiated between Lewis and anthracite operators for sations today Gov Dewey em- eign Minister Zatrullah Khan of Pakistan proposed In the Pophatically reaffirmed his pur- is 68000 hard coal miners Lodge already gathering of continuing in Ms import-pose litical Committee an immediate "top secret" information from ant post as governor of New cease-fir- e in Korea without waitthe Truman administration in his York ing for a solution to the war role as advance scout for Eisen- "This purpose of coursepre- prisoner issue is busy consulting hower Dodge eludes at least for the present The U S spokesman told news- with budget officials Men that "the American people any thought of requesting him 14 Contrary to expectations of Nov IVASHINGTON to accept a post in the federal would never agree to peace (a no officials some showed Lodge TryHarryS terse-fire- ) in Korea while our government in in immediate all federal man urgency getting gave Friday own boys are prisoners in "This decision on his part be touch with the State Department workers time off to feels to be in the best interests New York Times Service enemy hands" Nov 14 ir —Red- - President-elec- t LONDON Eisenhower-- aofficialssaid Friday Department WESTPORT MASS Nov 14 had in his hands and ran out of of the people of New York state "As Secretary of State Dean tunicked bandsmen of the Grena- welcome when he SASABE ARIZ Nov 14—Gov night that so far Lodge has made smoke snuffed the plant" Acheson said the fighting must diet Guards whp specialize in rousing to and of the Republican party in 1ttl—Suffocating comes Washington Tuesday Adlai Stevenson Friday said he no move to communicate with out the lives of a millworker's continue until an honorable the nation tunes played for Two "relief fundsl conferences officialsmilitary tough there separate wife and eight of their armistice has been obtained We feels the best tourse for the top diplomatic "Nevertheleu in spite or his Prince were in for started was The the President's order The during day Korea Topic Seen 10 children Friday as fire swept must reserve the right to keep "Happy Birthday" with his present it preoccupation in back Democratic to North Westport Fire Department get party Charles Friday response to a request by the After a round of conferences the kitchen of their home work he has promised to) putting military pressure on the 700 Anandl Britof the from Columbia to the District to is earn heir the The 1—only yards commiaipower respect apparent available whenever necessartLodge- refused- tos III newsmen - None of the victims Was burned detts homawapontored enemy until he agrees -to anhon ish onc 1 be throne was 4 At a Window of stoners Who plan to make a gala esteem of tie people arable armistice' tor seen vorisultation awl advice and hehad were twhom but laces black their sooty anoniontoomthere his opened ' Buckingham Palace during the event of Ike's arrival from '' '' Arriving by plane from Spring- - "These people asked me not to from thick smoke that billowed other 300 V B Prisoners 10 retreat vacation Ga "Yiu:eumrepolirT4 ceilhalinraceter17: he Augusta 'seemed concert band just to Tucson Ariz with tell" he said "I'm seeing them up through air vents and trapped The whole neighboilood liked The U S spokesman estimated about the most excited little boy In a special order the Pres- field StevenI can't tell you them in their second floor bed the family Their feelings here ! in confidence that of the 12000 U N troops in all the realm of his mother Ident told beads of all depart-Quee- the least possible fanfare rooms listed as prisoners of the Comments and agencies in the cap- - son received newsmen and pho- what I'm doing" kin view of hi& great Wiles expressed by Rego who declared: II Elizabeth his La at At the White louse Acting stay "We all like Mr Audette here and unusual experience as a Employment on the overnight ital to give government work- tographers during munists some 8000 are South "Ba Ba Black Sheep" 1Press Secretary Roger Tubby dis- - shift of a Fall River mill probably He was completely devoted to his public semnt and Koreans and those from various ers whatever time off is neces- Osa Ranch !closed tha(Truman and Eisen- - saved the father and oldest son who Anne Role His Future successor Princess his to sister U N countries leaving about His welcome family He held down two Jobs so is one of the Republican party's sary in from a similar fate stood beside him and in the White House he could 'support the kids prop- outstanding 3000 Americans in camps behind is Asked what would be his fu- - hower will first meet alone leader s Gov The dead: Mrs Mary Audette erly He worked here nights and Dewey's availability is more There will be no debit against Jure role to mobilize Democrats the President's office at 2 pm the Communist lines they saluted snappily at the ap- 44 Genevieve 17 Natalie 14 for n moving company days" than gratifying to me" Rejection of the unconditional propriate moments during the the workers' annual leave for a return to power' the gover- EST next Tuesday The assumption is that one of Shirley 13 Madeline 10 Eleanor More than a million people are nor cease-firMother and children will be James C Hagerty Eisenhowby the U S was also changing of the guard ceremony replied: directed at the increasing num- Charles had to nudge Anne once expected to turn out to cheer iI should hope very much that the major topics in their meeting 9 Veronica 7 Francis 5 and buried Monday after a funeral er's press secretary said he bers of proposals'and "trial bal- and tell her she took down her the next president of the the Democratic party will take a will be Eisenhower's projected Geraldine 3 would add nothing to the an' - mass in St George's Church See Page 3 Column I loons" by various delegations hand too soon and Anne duti- - United States in nouncement Hagerty said that Started Kitchen intelliand of position positive aimed at solving the Panmunjom Waiter Williams who flew here resumed her salute until gent opposition Surviving are: Aladdin Au- MT UTAH deullock by compromise with the fullybrother said she could relax from New York with Dewey Fri-- ' I could that extent the 47 20 Daniel father the dette "T9 big Communists day would see Eisenhower at ake the party a useful ina married daughter Mrs and band the Then help played military The twenty powers who signed the golf club where the general I will be to nation 21 the Massa Dolores some strtitjlent Along very unlikely pieces the U S resolution calling on is vacationing Saturday to E do so" Marshal Fire State glad George Fed China to accept a truce on with "Happy Birthday" there Returning to the Bon Air The defeated Democratic nomsaid the blaze apparently Killion Ba Black "Ba were t Sheep" U N terms agreed at ThursHotel in August& at 4:43 pm said inee box for a wooden rubbish in opposition started president meeting that "Sing a Song of Sixpence" "Boys day's closed-doo- r after the conference Dewey told to the party would serve a useful in the klithen The flames were the principle of voluntary repa- and Girls Come Out to Play" and reporters for the third time earn the and and room confined to the that respect panpurpose with of the afternoon triation must remain the key- —the hit Press Friday that be would accept no Associated in that esteem the By of of an nation'and outside wall and part try stone at Panmunjom They also the heir apparent—"The Teddy cabinet and would not ae— turn TOKYO 13 out Nov would run An this Air noticed the motorists long Passing out of the wall Rain fell on the Northwestern companypost a"reed that all other proposals Bears' Picini" Eisenhower to Korea SEOUL KOREA Nov 15 VI--- to be the best way back to power Force transBoxcar flames Flying seeping S U corner but of the should be studied with a view Friday Fourteen Small Guests The governor had made these South Korean infantrymen at port carrying soldiers back to above the kitchen They tried in No Announcement rest cr! the nation remained statements to incorporating some of them on departure from Ithe A crowd of about 2000 stood 'dawn Saturday dearly won for Korea after recreation leaves in vain to gain entrance and failed resolution in the joint As for future plans Stevenson New York and a second time to in the chilly weather to wave at the 15th time the a crashed into to arouse mountain the also by Japan occupants In states were Heaviest falls said be will hare no announce- newsmen who met him at Bush Sees No Connection 1 Inear Seoul Friday killing 44 men throwing pebbles at windows the prince behind the window crest of Sniper Ridge's domin on the Pacific Coast Light rain Field here of his term An Air Force "spokesman said Foreign Minister Zafrullah He was smartly dressed for the ant peak on the flaming central ment before the end Father Restrained and occasional snow flurries were as governor of Illinois in JanuKahn said that the Korean fight- - occasion—you could see his fawn Korean front Interesting Discussion the crash "to my knowledge is the fire reported in parts of Idaho and time the departBy g "can and should be stopped" routed al tie had a very interesting tits "We dark in worst the They since cream this shirt the theater pullover was Utah Springfield Ill had a brief he kitchen ment arrived the Asked about any objectives but that Ithe war prisoner issue double-breaste26 hours remnants after Chinese — a and cussion war started" his coat of great many prob in the re- Ventilators carried the sprinkle should be solved "in a more leis- - brown hair was sleekly brushed of savage close-quartlems" be told newsmen "I canfighting hoped to accomplish The big transport cargo plane ablaze ' the from Steranged his smoke Temperatures term of head thick and Intense months a truce has Inside the maining urely fashion" after not discuss the we went carried 37 soldiers and seven to palace in the white Ithrough the murky venson said there is little he crew the second floor where the 70s along the Gulf of Mexico to over I have noproblems been reached further appoint- pitch black night Music Room in which 1day and gold in low 60s Great the 50s and J high Among the numerous informal ROKs fought could do at this period because The hard-bitteThe soldiers had just corn- nine were asleep Iment with Gen Eisenhower I Charles was christened there afternoon Lakes to Friday be had in Region restrained session is The father not considered the by Legislature proposals being on through the long hours for going to Korea" tpleted five day leaves in Japan when he rushed to the house after Elsewhere readings were in the am was a party delegations is that of Australia crest—a small pin- - The most important work he Asked if he had been offered control ofthe afr An located the search 14 plane and small Charles bracket guests told him of the normal November Canada India and others t or Hill— said will be screening applica- the post of attorney general be and a rescue fellow workmen a small long table Then uacle known as Pinpoint A snowstorm moving from the in the new Saturday morning - tions for transferring the war prisoners sat at tragedy reinmoney said: of stream a Chinese no were there against party reported 14 'missed at a nursemaids but were coast there Utah Friday in Korea to a centrally located Manuel Rego wo worked with "I have covered all of that Red budget The biennial budget will survivors and forcements blistering disa and was general over Nevada and demilitarized island under big long table and from Audette described the be sent to the Legislature in for the last three straight years was The barrages last beard from artillery plane the supervision of a neutral tance they kept watchrtil eyes on man's feelings this way: Idaho April by the new Republican goy- - at 2:40 pm Friday It was carry!Friday's conference does not Men Top Fighting 5 4 Salt the Column will See commission bring Saturday Page "He didn't say a word He was ernor but Stevenson hopes he alter my decision"' ing soldiers back to Korea after The proud persistent ROKs said' to do much preliminary rest and recreation leaves in so completely stunned for several !Lake region occasional period of Dewey left the press conferhave pinned their claim to the work on the seconds he touldn't say anything i light rain or snow with heavier ence to visit Thomas E Stephens - budget beforehand Japan title of top Allied fighting men !snowfall in high mountains me the tools he his aid in the 19411 presidential The announcement gave no Then he handed on the changing fortunes of who is serving here as campaign Air cause for at crash the ceiling this mile and onehalf long ridge Eisenhower's confidential secrewas 8000 feet the Air the time the Chorwon Gateway guarding tar) while on leave as secretary B Force said SAYS to South Korea of the New York State Republione erish of was The theworst The Chinese have been just as ON can Committee Dewey expressed the 15 CommuMUNSAN KOREA Nov In the Korean theater since the HUNDRED-FOL- D (AIIKorean examined stubborn just as defiant of sympathy for Stephens who is start of the war —The United Nations command nist type bulletthat killed the death In one month the shell- In bed with a recurrence of a of The the pilot BOULDER COLO Nov 14 (INS)—A University of Coloscarred dot of real estate about World War II back injury charged Friday that a Commu- corpsmanheard the They testimony of two blocks in size has changed plane reported to the control ' rado professor said Friday the exploded in the South nist bullet killed a U S Navy Marine SAN FRANCISCO Nov 14 tir tower at Seoul that he was &mDiscussed Golf Technical Sgt Jess W hands 29 times Pacific Nov 1 was more than 100 times as powerful as an —The medical corpsman on neutral Condon 481 Thames St New- Netherlands ambassador did You in discuss golf during a routine landing for Ran-por- t ing John AP atomic bomb Correspondent tc' the United States discussing the R I who was standing be- at conference? a newsman were soil near Panmunjom and Red scatteredclouds There 'front The scientist said the U S is producing hydrogen bombs dolph reported from the eqicers angrily broke off an in- - side the victim when the shot Saturday morning that the fight- - the possible duration of the 1200 feet the Air Force said It and added that the Atomic Energy Commission will make a asked Korean War told interviewers was possible the plane bored into "Yes" the governor replied quiry after the Allies refused to was fired Wednesday: "mai ling on Sniper Ridge had ceased formal announcement of the first Hbomb explosion soon with a chuckle "we did discuss Friday: without one the Chang demanded more pilot realizing moproduce the body The flat statement that the test Nov 1 did involve the "Pinpoint is secure it the "You Americans are an imthere was a mountain in his path golf Now you've got an affirmaThe United Nations command terial evidence" including a ment" he said A F made was Dr bomb first world's by explosion hydrogen tive answer Cling to that and patient lot It's a great nahad lodged a serious protest view of the victim's body and There were 37 soldiers aboard Rohrman executive director of the C U Engineering Experi4s Allies Give Ground tional virtue but unfortunately cherish it" The search began almost imwith the Communists for a "wan- - clothing Allies said the body ment Station and the university's research chairman visit to Stephens Followinthis ton violation" of the neutrality had been buried and the cloth- - Elsewhere on the central you demand that things hap-fro- mediately when the plane failed Dr Rohrman said the blast—publicized bY eyewitness the governor boarded a plane was not available Eighth Army forces gave pen quickly and decisively I to arrive agreement covering the Korean stories—was "approximately 100 to 2000 times as powerful" we in Europe are for Miami where be plans to also wanted to roam ground They withdrew from might say A rescue crew reached the armistice conference site of Pan- - ling atom bomb which devastated Hiroshima the as 500 south to more used of idea the the 1Jackson behind for to yards Alliedlines it afternoon Heights fight scene Saturday spend a 'vacation of several' 'rounjom and roads leading two to at least million make Hbomb the This would equal and Mountain diversional of weeks Iron as Horse wars ing long The U N charged the un- investigation But a circle of tons of TNT for instance the 100 years war" Turning to Eisenhowers Prosarmed corpsman was killed in- - U S Marines barred his way west of Sniper Ridge under the Nehru Reaches 63 statement about the ' a at made Dr his Rohrman assault Dr H of a ambassador Chinese J The S Class a Communist pettive Korean trip Dev'r" weight econd side a tent by Hospitalman NEW DELIII INDIA Nov 14 he came here to discuss tLe pvo' Thursday meeting of the Exchange Club hi Denver He bdiAllied troops pulled back from Van Roljen who is on a good sniper The tent was 100 yards! James A Miller of Carmi Ill eated it can be taken as common knowledge that the explo lems the trip involves but not' ' from the ParIMUNOMNIIIISaft and Cmdr William W Ayers a Jackson Heights early Friday un will tour of the nation said he UPI—Prime Minister Jawaharlal men a was was bomb several sion described service 63rd Nehru's counterhydrogen the mechanics of the trip itself Two by if the der States Chinese United New fire of exOrleans doctor birthday thought 'road A "no fire" corridor Navy on which he said be bad no in- test—the first an observance marked Friday by tends for 200 yards on each side both testified on details of the attacks failed to retake the should withdraw its armed no one can He in that Boulder' formation said Friday say exactly death !height but the Allied soldiers oc- forces from Korea the nation of "Children's Day" including of the road "Do you favor the use of how powerful the bomb was since that is classified inform& Red investigators headed by The corpsman was not identi- - cupled it without opposition at would "lose face" both in icollection of child welfare funds gea Fags Cohuna Lon 0 am Saturday capital CoL Chang Chun San a North lied Europe and Asia a day night plan for solving the Korean deadlock on the repatriation of war prisoners The Indian plan was presented as one resolution accompanied by two memoranda amplifying the proposal to be given to the V N Political Committee The key to the jndian plan lies in its proposal to transfer all war prisoners to islands off the Korean coast where there are neither UN nor Communist troops and let them choose whether they want to go home or seek other countries for residence The United States earlier reiterated that an unconditional i n Korea is unacceptcease-fir- e able until the Communists have agreed lo voluntary war prisoner repatriation d - - - ' - N 1- ' he 'pay t N - t 1 4 1 I i t $ ' t ur ) ' ‘ - l'- i Lp WORKERS GET 1Prinee Marks Ad lai Advises TIME OFF TO GREET IKE 4th Birthday With Concert 4 Demos to T ragie Blaze Suffocates 9 of Ail llivorker's Family Earn Respect (INS)---Preside- - - T 4 i ' - top-lev- I" ) i ' - $o - n ' ' e 4 'r ' Ir ' rw'--t- ':l 1 Plane Crashes Near Seoul Aboard Die RoKs Capture Key Ihibil Dawn Assault Rains Arrive In Northwest It 1 i ''trt' !' 9 ! blood-soake- stand-and-di- ' I e - n 1 ' a i ' grief-stricke- n t Korea Reds Charcred in Killing Medical Aide in Neutral Zone ' - --- ENVOY URGES PATIENCE KOREA PEACE SAVANT TOPS ATOM iri 1 BLASI' - twin-engine- d ' i f i I s 'i : t' ) - - " P '''" '' 'It ' f |