F'tince
Rupert
Daily
News
.'
aturday,
December
5,
1953
-
Full
Investigation
Sought
Of
Red
Atrocities
in
Korea
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
Wallace's
Department
Store
resolution
over
opposition
of
the
Soviet
bloc.
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By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
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WASHINGTON
(AP)
Senator
Charles
E.
Potter
(Rep.-Mich)
said
today
he
will
seek
early
jenate
action
on
a
request
for
a
lull-ciress
Uniieu
Nations
investigation
of
war
crimes
and
atrocities
in
Korea.
Potter
concluded
a
three-day
United
States
Senate
probe
of
Red
atrocities
Friday
night
with
.ui
announcement
that
he
could
.,ui
"cciueal
my
great
disappointment
in
the
resolution
of
censure
and
the
expression
of
grave
contern'
passed
by
the
NOW
Gen.
Douglas
MacArthur
ordered
the
gathering
of
documentary
evidence
on
war
crimes
and
atrocities
in
Korea
shortly
after
the
Communist
Invasion
began
there
in
1950,
an
army
colonel
testified
yesterday.
As
a
result,
he
said:
"We
have
evidence,
affidavits,
eyewitness
accounts
and
photographs
of
the
bodfes.
No
one
can
raise
a
question
about
the
pattern
and
existence
of
the
atrocities."
Col.
James
M.
Hanley,
chief
!
Jump
Shift
After
Double
Forcing
for
One
kound
Right
or
wrong,
Mr.
Abel
decided
to
double
first,
:
then
bid
his
spades
on
the
next
round.
Mrs.
iveeu
;
thought
a
moment
about
her
dost
action,
biie
nau
;
good
diamond
support
and
if
her
partner
nau
a
neai
t
I
lit.
she
had
a
whale
of
a
hand.
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ANOTHER
FIRST
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
United
Nations.
tie
referred
to
the
UN
General
;
of
the
Korean
war
crimes
section
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
inrougn
me
years
MMtSAY'S
have
been
first
in
the
movint;
and
storage
Assembly
resolution
adopted
on
;
from
October,
150
until
May,
Ihursday.
U.S.
delegate
Henry
1
1952,
was
called
before
the
sub-Cabot
Lodge
pushed
through
the
committee.
Dusiness
in
rrince
Kupert.
Now
we
offer
up-to-date
equipment,
unequalled
here
bofoi
e,
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yoii
that
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p.m.
in
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A
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Community
Ratepayers'
Association
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was
two
spaues
ana
one
liuo.
one
oi
Mis.
Keens
ciuus
wcik
oil
on
aunimys
iourtti
aiumonu.
its
impossiDie
to
buy
wneuiei
Mr.
Abel
woum
have
ioanu
ine
lour
spade
spot
on
less
ageo-&ive
biuuing
by
his
oppuiunu.
Plan
wg.MiwitfiBpyiiiy
MnyiiwAV'f'"
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be
held
ot
8
p.m.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
8
in
the
'
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
All
candidates
are
invited
to
express
thoir
views
in
the
forthcoming
election,.
'
EVERYBODY
WELCOME
The
Parks
Commissioner
will
be
welcome
to
address
this
meeting
as
requested.
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1
much
more
Lkjiy
to
find
it.
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I
would
have
been
down
oniy
oiu:
I
trick
at
that
bid,
losing
three!
diamonds
and
a
heart,
he
couluj
have
entered
Mr.
Champion's
I
hand
on
a
third
round
of
j
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style
boot
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3.
Conversion
Talks
By
Allies
Fail
V
"Shoe
CHAIRMAN.
PANMUNJOM
(API
Allien
j
txplfinprs
today
whi'rpr"1
an:
opparent
mnneouvre
by
40
pro-:
Red
war
prisoners
to
rllsrunt'
tho
United
Nations
cn'nmana's
interview
timetable,
b'tt
fnilei!
for
the
fourth
straight
ri.iy
to
v;in
buck
one
of
the
converts
to
communism.
i
Fmith
Korean
Army
offireis-Hrekod
the
slowdown
tactics
b.v
fellow
countrymen
-who
refused
t'i
retu'-n
home,
and
ti
'ke-1
with
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198
remain
to
be
called.
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probably
will
start
meeting
with
the
22
reluctant
Americans
and
cne
Britoii
in
ei';ht
or
nine
days.
Today's
defiant
Korean
prisoners
demanded
longer
explanations
and
refused
to
leive
interview
tents
when
South
Korean
officers
ended
attempts
to
woo
them
hunie.
1
The
explainers
.solved
the
attempted
slowdown
by
.Implv
walk.ng
out
of
the
tents
and
i
mrvin;;
on
to
tiilk
wit
ii
other
i
prisoners.
Lett
alone,
the
prisoners
walked
out
the
door
lr-iding
hnrk
to
Communist
rule.
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