India Urges Red Cross Probe Of Germ Warfare Charges i New York Times Service TORONTO, ONT., July 31— The Indian government officially suggested Thursday that all Communist charges about germ warfare and prisoner treatment in Korea be aired fully here under Red Cross sauspices, with both sides directly participating. Acting on instructions from New Delhi, Shri R. R. Saksena, Indian high commissioner to Canada, declared the charges "too serious to be lightly dismissed," that the ifcsue transcends parliamentary considerations at the conference, and that the best way to get at the truth is with the "searchlight of investigation." With the United Nations itself a belligerent in Korea, Saksena said the Red Cross is in a "unique position" to effect a settlement by such "competent and mutually acceptable body" as might be established. It was.noted that although at the outset he defended the international committee of the Red Cross, which has borne the brunt of Soviet attack, the Indian did not mention it specifically as the Red Cross agency which might direct the inquiry. The Indian spokesman said that Wednesday's session, during which Polish, Red Chinese, and North Korean delegates relent-I lessly hammered at the germ war-; fare and prisoner issue, had caused him "deep misgivings,' although he was careful to adc that he did not intend to "pro nounce judgment." United States sources have conceded privately that the germ warfare propa ganda has had its most telling effect in India. Blood Donors Sought at Red Home Games The Ogden Reds and American Red Cross will join forces in observance of National Baseball Blood Donor month at Affleck park beginning with the home game of July 12. John Sarlo, business manager of the ball club, has given his OK for volunteer workers of the Red Cross to appear in uniform at the ball park. Baseball fans will see canteen ] workers, Gray Ladies, staff assist-j ants and nurses' aids working the stands along with representatives of the combined Weber county veterans' groups, including the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, United Spanish War Veterans, and others. Mrs. H. L. Mefman is general: chairman of the Red Cross blood program in Weber county and Miss | Sally Humphris, assisted by Mrs.' Robert W. King, is recruitment chairman. It is hoped that more than 100 persons will sign up to donate a pint of blood while out to the ball games. The intermountain Red Cross mobile unit will be in Ogden at St. Joseph's Catholic church on Monday, July 12 for the purpose of receiving blood. Mercy Groups Hit ^Curtain' New York Times Service TORONTO, ONT., July 27— Former leaders of Eastern Europe Red Cross societies Sunday night pressed their fight to have the political character of the present Red Cross groups in Iron Curtain countries denounced at the international conference here. A documented memorandum citing alleged abuses in Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia and the Baltic states, is in the hands of the conference presidium. Officials of a new group, calling itself Red Cross executives in exile, announced at a meeting that they "hoped" it would come up under Item 15 of the conference agenda, relating to "respect of fundamental principles of the Red Cross." It was learned that the matter may be raised from the floor by the Greek delegation. In view of the special plenary called for Monday to take up specifically the question of challenged delegations, primarily the rival Chinese, it is possible that Western groups may be moved to press the exiles' case as a counter-measure to the expected strong Russian-Red Chinese attack on the Nationalist Chinese. JULY 5, 1952' SaPSl Judith Doris Ward , Van De Graaff " r/s- Girls Leave for Red Cross Center Judith Ward and Doris Van De Graaff have left to represent Ogden high school at a Junior Red Cross leadership training center to be held at Flathead lake, Mont., through July 13. This,center will train members in civic leadership and will teach the value of Junior Red Cross in schools, it was explained. Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ward, 1556 26th St., and Doris is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Casper Van De Graaff, 2919 Van Buren Ave. Sally Humphris New Chairman Announces Blood Campaign Sally Humphris of 1433 25th St. has been named blood recruitment chairman for Weber county, Mrs. H. R. Merman, general chairman of the blood procurement committee for the county, said today. Miss Humphris immediately announced plans for appearance of the mobile blood unit from Salt Lake City in Ogden on Monday, July 21, from 12 to 4 p. m. at St. Joseph's church social center, 24th ■St. and Adams Ave. Needed are 240 donors from this area and beginning this week, the American Red Cross is launching a campaign to get 4000 pints of blood a month for tveunded servicemen Korea. Baseball Nights Also on tap will be a series of baseball nights. Red Cross volunteers in uniform and members of I the Weber County Combined Vet- j erans organization will appear at i John Affleck park during Ogden Reds home games, starting July 12 where they will recruit donors. * Cards will be given each person entering the ball park and the signed cards will be collected some time during the game. Names of persons signing up to give blood will be announced pver the ball park public address system. Prior appointments aren't necessary to give blood at the mobile unit's visit to St. Joseph's, Miss Humphris said, but it would be to a working person's convenience. With appointments already made it would be possible to process 16 blood donors every 15 minutes. Staffing the unit are 12 doctors and nurses. Assisting them will be 25 volunteers from the local Red Cross. Anyone desiring to make appointments to give blood may telephone Miss Humphris at 7686; Mrs. Merman at 3-5838 or the Red Cross at 3-8601. G, JULY 27,1952 Mrs. Jens V. Grantf and daughter, Joan, of Long Island, N. Y., are house guests of Mrs. Grano's mother, Mrs. Ruth Bruerton. (Bosch & Bell studio). Several Ogden Events Honor Visitors Here From N. Y. Saying hello to their friends in are house guests of Mrs. Grano's Ogden are Mrs. Jens V. Grano, mother, Mrs. Alfred E. Bruerton. TJ-----1--* * „. „_■- 7,1,.., v. urano (Winifred Bruerton) and daughter, Joan, of Long Island, N. Y. They % ]Red Cross Drive !$i00O Over Top, Final Tally Shows Chairman of the 1952 Weber county American Red Cross funtj campaign, were honored recently at a special gathering at the chapter home, 1961 Washington Blvd. Final tabulations of fund collections showed that Weber courtty residents topped the county quota of $51,779 by over $1000. Total amount now received is $52,542. The annual Red Cross drive is conducted during the month of March eacji year. However, donations have continued since, officials said. Honored with certificates of achievement as chairman of this year's drive were John Seaman and Wallace White. Also honored were Vice Chairmen John S. Hinckley, Douglas R. String-fellow, D. C. Hartman, James W. Hatch and Ford Creer. In charge of the meeting was Ted G. Schmidt,'Weber county chapter chairman. ____________wv* VUlii Mr. and Mrs. Grano and daughter have been traveling in Europe two years and while there Miss Grano attended the French International school at Copenhagen. Some of the countries they toured were England, Franco, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. Miss Grano will attend the American Academy of Dance and Dramatics this fall and will major in ballet. She is a graduate of the Harry Connover Modeling School of New York and has appeared on television with Candy Jones and Bill Stern. A number of events have honored the visitors during their stay here. Mrs. Bruerton and daughter-in-law, Mrs. A1 Bruerton, will entertain at a tea in the Bruerton garden Monday between the hours of 4 and 7, complimenting the visit-tors. About 40 guests are expected. Mrs. Grano will leave Tuesday for her home and Miss Grano will remain here until September. Mrs. Grano is assistant director of nursing service for the American Red Cross at Long Island and was former supervisor of nurses at the Thomas D. Dee hospital. Mr. Grano is associated with the i Sperry Guroscope company of I New York.