The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1953, Page 10

FIVE-DAY DELAY ASKED IN COAXING TALKS TO nification aBe Offered At Korea Talk ER : = if E H F E P H | tf it Esk ¥ 4 | z : i i Ta ‘a By ROBERT 8. TUCKMAN ithe Korean armistice and which’been trying to reconcile widely PANMUNJOM ~The Korean “2r's Sept. 2 different cecommendations sub-| ° 4 repiin common ay Pr y™ "wt ™ Immetne Ret wit vy te ls ot tar =e QpOSIng Views On Tax Cats posed @ fiveday delay before the During the 90-day interview per. "ules to govern the operation. | Communists and Allies try to coax lod, 22,60 former prisoners of the There are these main points of f home prisoners refusing repatrt- UN. and 23 prisoners captured by eonfict between the Allied and! [ ense etion—apparently because of dis- - pect MeTICaNS Communist views: | —ere to be questioned agreement over rules aie dh. by their "1. ‘The Commanists insist os Oy JOM" CHADWICK re = oe! The UN. Command promptly The five-nation neutral commis. interviews with individual prison-| WASHINGTON @~A Republican Unintentional Aid agreed to postpone the start Of sion, composed of India, Sweden, €Fs, the Allies demand groups of and a Democratic senator today | Prisoner interviews—a phase of the Switzeriand, Czechoslovakia and 2. voiced diametrically opposed views OKLAHOMA CITY W—Police {race which an Allied spokesman Poland, said the delay was neces. 2 The U.N. Command wants on whether taxes can be cut with 20dse James well called “the psychological battle of sary because “arrangements and the prisoner to have the right to. 2 : peer ae sling-shot age, qur time," But it insisted that the facilities” jor the interviews had tefuse to listen to the explanations; Mt impairing America’s an unwitting accomplice to five days be deducted from the not been completed. the Communists demand that all against awesome sew weapons. year-old ‘’ day interview period fixed by The commission reportedly has prisoners listen. “This is no time to drop our said he val The Allies object to individual/guard,” said Sen. Hunt (D-Wyo), interviews in the belief that a pris-|a member of the Senate Armed tos oner appearing before Red explain-|Services Committee. He pictured “hen, “Imagine my ers might be intimidated by threat|the Eisenhower administration as #94 consternation of reprisal and other means. [pinched between “golden campaign °“ The U.N, holds that chances for/promises” to reduce taxes and its © coercion would be at a minimum/responsibility to keep the nation in a crowd. Moreover, the U.N. |secure. view is based on the belief that) But Sen. Williams (R-Del), a the groups of 25 who have been|member of the tax-writing Senate together while in captivity are/Finance Committee, said he be. explained under the orders of their leaders lieves that, barring an vere and would resist repateiation to emergency, taxes can be lowered 7 oe communism. jand the budget balanced without boy's exg The UN, Command says a pris-endangering national defense. | ™oPolit, was, “OB, I shoot ames cae be sewed to sutate Se They expressed their views in ®"* to the explanations on separate interviews against the Ground that be already has made backdrop of yesterday's three-hour!per “wwe ‘he waual &F i his choice and that any reversal closed-door session of the National, there considerable must be done by “an overt” act Security Council. The top strategy gpeeaistion aban whamer teen | on his part—that is, by applying group, without disclosing any d@- hower will call on Congress for to the repatriation commission for cisions, discussed defense plans in sharply increased defense outlays repatriation. the light of Russia's recent claim to shield this country against any The U.N, Command has called of mastery over the dread hydro- surprise attack. on the repatriation commission to gen bomb. | Hunt said recent speeches guarantee that no force, threat or While no information about the pisenhower and Secretary of the affront to personal dignity be meeting was released, it became Treasury Humphrey sounded to permitted and only Thursday the known that the H-bomb—once wide- him as though the administration repatriation commission gave pris- ly considered technically impossi- were planning to seek a national oners such assurances. ble—may be so cheap and simple gales tax, The temper of the nearly 8,000 that any nation could quickly pro-) Both Hunt end North Korean and 14,600 Chinese duce an arsenal of them. they anti-Red prisoners is such that, Until recently, the supposition) w some will resent efforts by the has been that no hydrogen bomb pave Communists to win them back and could be set off without the un- may even resist appearing for the earthly heat of expldnations. jto trigger it. Brig. Gen. A. E. Hamblen head makers are Appelrouth’s Shoe caster 604 Duval Street Dial 2-2532 AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT pointed out that three-fourths of away with suc! the Chinese “volunteers” cap- No details, tured by the U. N. in Korea are disclosed. However, among the 22,600 Red soldiers re- stood the basic facts jeonsidered in early atom! “In the event these (anti-Com- some 20 years ago—and ‘munist) prisoners remain loyal to ably are available to the cause of the free world during other nations. the period of explanations by the) An assessment of Soviet Communists, we feel that we will Tess, based on what have won the psychological battle guessed at, shows (1) Russia ha of our time. “We hope and pray, that this strides, (2) Russian physicists are is the last battle of the Korean left pretty much to their own de- conflict.” |viees by Russian political commis- Hamblen has named the expla-'sars and (3) Russien-made weap- nation period “Operation Freepa- 00s captured in Korea were far triate.” better in design and manufacture ‘The 23 Americans, 1 Briton and than expected. 335 South Koreans listed by the| President Eisenhower presided Reds as refusing repatriation ar- Over yesterday's extraordinary se- rived at the demilitarized zone curity council session—it had 26 Friday, singing the “ tion- ale,” anthem of com- munism. Announcement of their names by Red China's Peiping radio brought reactions of almost unanimous dis. belief from their families across the United States. Many felt the men had been pressured into te- fusing to go home. There was no indication of what they will be told, but Gen. Mark Clark, U, N. Far East commander, eek: to interview these men fully their rights and «..for longer wear and lasting fit! “If 1 could communicate with these men at this time, I would remind them of the American tra- dition of freedom—the freedom for which they fought before their cap- ture. “I would assure them of our sympathy for the hardships they have suffered, our understanding of the pressures to which they have been subjected . . .” Hamblen said at a news con- ference last week: “We are not going to give any wild promises of immunity. We will assume all men innocent unless proved guilty.” Communist ne ws man Wilfred Burchett once more Friday admit- ted there may be some American prisoners held in Red Manchurja More than a week ago, Burchett indicated some American airmen were in Manchuria. He said the Allies would have to negotiate for their release “through diplomatic channels.” Burchett said all American pris- oners in North Korea had either been returned during the exchange or delivered to the repatriation commission. Friday morning, three Chinese and three North Korean prisoners were returned to the Communists by the repatriation commission. Tt raised to 35 the number of Allied-held captives returned to the Reds aftr a change of mind when being turned over to Indian cus- todial forces, UNLICENSED BARBER OKLAHOMA CITY # — “He's positively bald,” a woman told Detective Lt. Walt Turner here “I want something done about it” She explained she was talking about her Persian tomeat. 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Choice calfskin, hand sewing and special lasts are the Florsheim secret for a longer, well-fitting life of ease in these famous best-selling moccasins, AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Be For The Brands You Know! a LEWINSKY’S sicr $28 DUVAL STREET DIAL 2-391 Times said today U.S. government | @ dispatch from United Na i National Security Council or} Hi _PRISONERS tpi permonest seawater ‘we Ammo Production By NATO Korean question can be reached & PARIS # — The North Atlantie im the foreseeable future.” governing bedy of NATO, The dispatch said Present plans are to present the y announced plans to produce tion dollars worth of ammu- Commanists with the choice of OY two basic courses of action” —t a continue blocking the unification of », Western Europe. The i States will pay part of the bet U. S. officials asked the Korea or to agree to the estab Ur lishment of a free and independent >! Korea with the withdrawal of al) #™ount of the American share be foreign military forces hept secret If the Communists okay wnifica-| Britain's Lord Ismay, NATO {tion of the peninsula, the United|secretary general, called it the States would be prepared to join “biggest single program ever pres in an international guarantee of|sented to the Atlantic alliance,” Korea's neutrality, This would be! Object of the plan is to get West jaccompanied by reciprocal safe-|European factories t¢ manufacture guards that an all-Koream govern-|ammunition so the Allies can stop ment would not offer a military|depending on U, § output threat to the Soviet Union or Com-| “It will be financed by produc- munist China and they in turnjing countries and by offshore pro- would not threaten Korea curement under the United States | if the Soviet Union and Com mutual security program,” Ismay representatives of at) munist China do not agree, the|told newsmen. 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