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Allies Demand
Reds Guarantee
No ‘Death March’
MUNSAN, Korea, (/P) — The
Allies Thursday demanded the
Reds guarantee there would be
no “death march” of Allied pri
soners in Korea.
An official U. N. Command
spokesman said the Reds may
hold many prisoners in camps
far to the east of Panmunjom,
where the communists want to
trade prisoners.
“We don’t want our prisoners
to have to walk hundreds of
miles,” said Lt. Col. Howard M.
Levie. “We don’t want a (Bataan)
death march in reverse.”
A tough talking American ad
miral told the Reds to expect no
“blind payment” on prisoner ex
change until the communists gave
, assurances of the safety of Allied
fighting men they hold.
Levie said statements of Rear
Adm. R. E. Libby implied “the
communists have some sinister
reason for withholding informa
tion.”
Levie said the United Nations
want the communists’ prisoner
lists now because “if we get the
names of five, ten or 15,000 we
will know that we will get at
least that number back. If we get
a figure we consider completely
out of line with our estimates,
there is going to be quite a bit
of discussion before we come to
agreement.”
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Rotary Sees Training
Film On Safety Toward
A Happier Christmas
Endorses Hoi Lunch Program
Of Beta Sigma Phi
With a hundred thousand acci
dental deaths and ten million ac
cidents every year in the United
States, Rotarians decided one way
toward a happier Christmas
would be a safer one, as they
viewed a Red Cross training film
at the club noon luncheon yes
terday. The local Red Cross chap
ter has a continuing first aid
training program here in Nome
with a dozen qualified instruc
tors in the community, particular
ly active so far in the CAA, Na
tional Guard, and ANS schools.
President Bill Cameron read a
letter from the Beta Sigma Phi
inviting Rotary to participate in
the hot lunch program being
sponsored in Nome for the coldest
months ahead, and the club un
animoulsy voted $100 toward this
worthy project.
General Olds, of the Alaskan
Command, sent the club an ap
preciative letter for the club’s re
cent action commending the local
Armed Forces Radio Station for
its increased power and program
ming.
The Salina Rotary Club of
Kansas wanted to correspond
with a club in a foreign country
and so had selected Nome. Don
Lyle, chairman of the Interna
tional committee, was appointed
as the club’s -ambassador to the
boys in Kansas, to let them know
that Nome is still this side of
tomorrow.
There were three birthdays —
President Cameron getting both a
speech of appreciation from Boyd
Harwood for about 50 years of
outstanding service to Nome, and
a jumping frog to help him along
with the next 50 years. Don Hurl
bert got a set of pencils and
erasers to help him with forth
coming tax calculations; and
Steve Anderson’s was saved until
next week. Les Bronson missed
the door prize by default to Bill
Brown.
Doyle La thrum, of Seattle Re
frigeration Co., was a guest of the
club, and said he was headed
back to Seattle after a rather
evidently successful season.
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New Plan For 16-Day Vacation In Europe
A typical American family is thrilled with the sights of Paris
After millions of miles of fly
ing experience and several years
research, the long-awaited ideal
European vacation is here for the
average American, according to
Pan American World Airways.
Bugaboos of language, time, mon
ey fluctuations, food, hotels and
the hundreds of items that per
plex a person are eliminated —
even tipping — except where
maitre d’hotel has been unusually
obliging about cooking something
special for you, or the concierge
carries your luggage to your ho
tel room.
The operators of the luxurious
Clipper ships are trying out this
plan, which is effective immedi
ately and will last until spring.
For instance, for $750 you leave
New York on an overnight flight
in one of Pan American’s double
decked “Strato” Clippers, headed
for Paris. While in flight, filet
mignon from Maxim’s restaurant
in Paris is served at five miles in
the air. Complimentary cocktails
are served in the lower deck
lounge.
Taking off from New York at
dusk, the following day you have
lunch in Paris, where you can
spend up to four days. Your en
tire itinerary is mapped out for
you, visiting the Louvre, Notre
Dame Cathedral (Paris is famous
for beautiful churches), the fa
mous French fashion centers. In
cluded in the tour is a special ex
cursion to Versailles to browse
around where the peace of World
War I was signed; a rail trip to
Brussels and a complete two-day
visit through the thriving Belgian
capitol; another rail trip to Hol
land for a two-day visit and by
steamer across the North Sea to
London, where three days are
spent. The 15th day a flight back
to New York.
Small Nations Establish
World Development Fund
Over U. S. Objections
PARIS, (iP) — The Economic
committee of the U.N. Assembly,
over strong U. S. objections,
adopted a small-power resolution
proposing establishment of a huge
new world development fund.
A United States delegate had
warned the committee U.S. sup
port for the project could not be
counted upon. The vote was 28
for, 20 against and 9 abstentions.
The Western b i g three voted
against it, the Russian bloc ab
stained.
Rep. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont),
U.S. delegate, said the plan would
not work because only the United
States has any money at all for
it and it already is deeper in the
purse than any other country.
“That’s undiplomatic lan
guage,” he said, “but the truth.”
Burma, Chile, Cuba, Egypt and
JAPANESE FISHING
BOAT IS FIRED UPON
TOKYO, (/P) — Kyodo news
agency said yesterday a 98-foot
Japanese fishing boat is missing
after being fired upon by an un
identified ship in the East China
Sea off the southern tip of Ko
rea.
The agency said another boat,
fired upon by the same “mystery
ship,” messaged it was safe.
The Maritime Board did not
give the location of the incident.
M-M M HOSPITAL
Discharged from the hospital
today were Mrs. Charles Reader
and infant daughter, and Mrs.
Ayagak and twin daughters.
Yugoslavia sponsored a resolu
tion that would set up a detailed
plan for a special fund to finance
economic development of under
developed countries..
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