Proposes Giving i
Weapons To Russ !
Underground
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WASHINGTON, (J-P) — Senator
Wiley (R.-Wis.) is urging that the
United States provide arms, sabo
tage materials, money and encour
agement ter underground groups
inside Russia and communist sat
ellite countries.
Wiley, second ranking Republi
can on the Senate foreign relations
committee, said in a statement
that Russian and' communist lead
ers have been trying for many
years to “foment revolutions with
in the Western nations.” Now, he
added, America and other nations
should give the communists ”a
taste of their own vile medicine.”
“All we need to stir up plenty
of trouble in Russia, China and
elsewhere is some daring leader
ship,” Wiley said. “A counter
revolutionary program again s t
communism would not cost a drop
in the bucket compared with the
billions we now spend.”
He told a reporter later that his
proposals would require no addi
tional legislation or appropria
tions by Congress.
The Wisconsin Senator propos
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Cowboy’s Life
WILLIAMS LAKE, B., C., (A5)—
Wefbey Swelander, 32-year-old
cowboy, stumbled back to his
bunkhouse in the northern British
Columbia rangelands Wednesday
after being lost five hungry days
in the wilderness.
He said he owned his life to his
dog Duke.
Swelander left on horseback to
check on some range cattle and
became lost. He had only one
match to start a fire his first night
in the bush.
Temperatures in the area were
below zero and more than a foot
of snow lay on the ground.
On the third day, his horse dis
appeared and he and the dog hud
dled together for warmth.
On the fourth day, they started
to follow the horse’s tracks.
“If the day hadn’t kept tugging
and pulling at me, I wouldn’t
have made it,” Swelander said.
ed that America set up a world
wide revolutionary movement
against communism patterned up
on the “Cominform — the Com
munist International.”
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proceeding under the direction of
the United Nations and this coun
try is always- willing to negotiate.
But, as to the Russian reply to
a proposal for a Big Four foreign
ministers conference, he said he
would' stand by Secretary of State
Acheson’s statement Wednesday.
Secretary Acheson said Wednes
day that further clarification is
needed as to what the Russians
are proposing. He said the Russian
note appears to only restate the
Soviet position that the ministers
should meet to discuss German
questions.
Mr. Truman emphasized that
the United States is not formally
at war, and he added we are car
rying out our obligations to the
United Nations.
At the Pentagon, Secretary of
Defense Marshall said the situa
tion in Korea is developing “al
most exactly as anticipated and
that U. N. forces have been de
polyed to meet this anticipation.”
Marshall also said that the U. N.
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Washington Lodge, F. & A. M.;
Nile Temple of the Shrine, and
Bethany Presyterian church.
Survivors include his widow,
Ella, and three brothers.
WASHINGTON. (^ — Delegate
Bartlett of Alaska left for the Ter
ritory yesterday to attend a meet
ing of the Alaskan Statehood com
mittee.
He said he will reintroduce leg
islation to grant statehood • to
Alaska when he returns to Wash
ington, probably about the end of
this week.
Bartlett criticized the action
taken by the House Wednesday
authorizing the rules committee
to hold up legislation as a “dis
tinct threat to statehood.**
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force in Korea had in many in
tsances been fighting against “al
most incredible manpower supe
riority of the communists.
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