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22 Americans
Refuse To Hear
U.N. Interviewers
PANM'UNJOM, W —The Allies
Tuesday all but abandoned hope
of face-to-face talks with 22 Am
ericans who embraced Commun
ism and scheduled last minute
“come home” broadcasts to the
■prisoners inside their compound.
Midnight Wednesday marks the
end of the 90-day period for coax
ing home war prisoners who re
jected repatriation.
The 22 Americans who stayed
with the Reds will be listed as
absent without leave at that hour.
Thirty days later they will be
classed as deserters.
As hope virtually ended for
personal interviews with the 22
Americans, 1 Briton and 77 Kor
eans in the pro-Communist north
camp, Red explainers won back
23 of 242 Chinese prisoners in a
day of quiet interviews.
The U.N. Command announced
that it will make three loudspeak
er broadcasts to prisoners in the
north camp—one for the Ameri
cans, one for the lone Briton and
a third for the 77 North Koreans.
Lt. Gen. K. S. Thimayya, In
dian chairman of the NNRC, pre
dicted that the prisoners probab
ly will “all join together and go
to the other end of the com
pound.”
The American captives refused
even to look at a 12-page letter
from the U. N. Command urging
them to give careful thought to
their “irrevocable” decision to re
main with the Communists.
Nehru Warns
Pakistan Against
U.S. Military Aid
NEW DELHI, India, UP)—Prime
Minister Nehru warned Pakistan
Wednesday that acceptance of
U.S. military aid might wreck pre
liminary agreements between In
dia and that country over dis
puted Kashmir.
Opening a foreign policy debate
in parliament, Nehru said the pro
posed American arms aid to In
dia’s Moslem neighbor would
change the whole context of the
situation under which he and
Pakistan’s prime minister Mo
hammed Ali agreed last August ■
to try to end the bitter five-year I
deadlock over Kashmir.
He said he believed Ali’s pledge
that such an arms pact with the
United States would not involve
setting up U.S. bases, but he de
clared “When military aid comes
in, the whole country becomes a
base ... It is a dangerous step
to take for Pakistan.”
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Army Buying of
Manufactured Goods
Is Slowing Down
WASHINGTON, UP) — Under
secretary of the Army Earl D.
Johnson says Army buying of
manufactured goods has slowed
down and will do so even more
next year, following the spurt
early in the Korean war.
Army money is still going to
industry at close to peak rates
under old orders, Johnson said in
a copyrighted interview with the
magazine U. S. News and World
Report, but the backlog of Army
orders is shrinking.
He predicted that Army pur
chases of manufactured goods,
now running at about 334 billion
dollars a year, will drop to three
billions under current circum
stances and even further if con
templated cuts in military man
power are made.
Weather Still Prevents
Rescue Teams From Navy
Plane On Iceland Glacier
LONDON, UP)—Biting winds and
driving sleet Wednesday halted
efforts by rescue teams to reach
the wreck of the UJ3. Navy plane
which crashed atop a desolate Ice
land glacier last Thursday with
nine fliers aboard.
The severe weather is expected
to moderate Thursday and new
attempts are planned, U.S. Air
Force officials here said. A heli
copter is standing by at the foot
of the glacier.
Chances are slim that any of
the fliers have survived the bliz
zards since the plane crashed.
Your eyes see things upside
down but your brain reverses the
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Santa’s No Stork But He
Delivered This Baby
BELLVILLE, Tex., UP) — Ruth
Ellen Haak, when she grows up,
can tell the other kids that it was
Santa Claus, no stork, who
brought her.
Dr. H. E. Roensch was making
a dry run with a Santa Claus suit
he plans to wear for his red
haired grand-daughter a few
nights hence. Mrs. Roensch helped
him get it just right with pins,
cotton and pillows for about 45
minutes.
Then the phone rang. “Emer
gency, doctor, the prospective mo
ther already is in the delivery
room,” said the voice on the tele
phone.
That’s how Santa Claus deliv
ered Ruth Ellen, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Haak of nearby
Brookshire.
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