Poland Quiet On
India’s Proposal
For Korea Peace
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., (fl3)—
Soviet-bossed Poland, which had
been expected to give the Red
reaction to India’s compromise
Korean peace plan, suddenly de
cided Saturday not to' speak in
the U.N.’s 60-nation Political Com
mittee.
Poland has already spoken once
on the Korean question and said
Wednesday that the next time
would be to comment on the In
dian proposals. The Soviet satel
lite said Friday night it was ready,
'out apparently Warsaw — and
inferentially the Kremlin — de
cided overnight it was not yet
prepared either to endorse or con
done the Indian initiative.
Poland is one of the four coun
tries which the Indian plan would
have to take over the problem
of dealing with prisoners of war.
The Communist Daily Worker,
published in New York, took an
ambiguous attitude towards the
Indian plan Saturday.
It hailed its “peaceful intent”
but said there was a “Washington
inspired maneuver” to take it
over and use it to block a Korean
truce.
The Worker, however, published
a statement by Vito Marcantonio,
chairman of the American Labor
Party, calling on his party’s mem
bers to urge President Truman
and President-elect Eisenhower to
accept the proposals.
BHOWNIES NEWS
The Wild Rose Troop of Brown
ies met in the school annex last
Wednesday. Leaders Mary Jean
Longley and Cherie Galvin called
the meeting to' order. The group
voted to hold no meeting this
week because of so many class
room parties.
As Mrs. Enix was not present
the girls decided to do no work
on their chairs but to draw
Thanksgiving pictures. First prize
was won by Ida Cabinboy, and
the second prize by Jo Anna
Aukon.
Two new members, Jeanette
Amundsen and Viola Oxrock were
admitted.
Other girls present were:
Luriss Lowe, Cherie Galvin,
Mary Jean Longlv, Paulina Lar
sen, Susie Miller, Jo Ann Aukon,
Mary Jean Mogg, Louise Porter,
Gail Mclver, Esther Alexine, Lin
da Ray, Ethel Atluk, Carole Doyle,
Pamila Mandeville, Ethel Ailak,
Margaret Olesen, Susie Savrock,
Carole Miller, Cora Lenungetuk,
Edna Ahmousok, Carolyn Hudg
ins, Eileen Wheeler Juliana Kun
nuk and Burtha Kuyok.
—Jean Alexander. Scribe
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Two Servicemen Lost for
Six Weeks in Swamplands
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, (TP)
—Rail-thin and gaunt, two young
servicemen were taking it easy
Saturday after being lost a month
and a half in the sprawling Oke
fenokee swamplands of south
Georgia.
Seventeen-year-old William E.
Dunham, an apprentice naval air
man, credited “thoughts of mother
and God with bringing me out.”
His companion, Pfc. George An
derson of the Marine Corps, was
quick to give his famed branch of
the service a share of praise.
“Only previous good training in
the Marine Corps and my deter
mination to be reunited with my
family saved me,” said the 21
year-old soldier.
Denham became lost Oct. 10 in
the desolate bog where wildcats,
bears, alligators and snakes
abound. Two days later he acci-.
dentally met Anderson, who knew
his whereabouts at the time.
Both were on furlough from
the naval air station here.
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