| Show "ilHIHiail THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE —— rtBOISirir""" rj rat - 1932 28 Thursday February Nevertheless the motives WashinRton had every oppor- to know how the Commu- - hind the decision to adopt tha nists felt about this Issue long convention were clear enough hefore the Korean war started This government was thinking In In 1945 and 1946 the United terms of unconditional surrender Slates government forced many ft war thinking primarily about and prisoners of war convention governing (he con- to eliminate from the list handed refugees By James R Reston getting information about our USSR and its satel-- i own the December over the all last irw York Timr Writrr prisoners and of supporting duct of war and the repatriation o home-!toners who said they didn't want lites to return to their idea that even wars may be the X 27— of Feb W ASHINGTO prisoners with go back but most of these men lands When our officials realized fought in There U no more tragic aspect The North Koreans gave vari- - 'already had been identified in! that many of these committed humanitarian rules to do ne prpvjous Red Cross lists and suicide on the way or were of the prolonged armistice nego- ous excuses for refusing Many officials here agree now but the United States ij doos not seem ijjjcly that the!dered when they got back the that this was a mistake They also tiations in Korea than the plight agreed to abide by the and Commuprisoners Norln Koreans and the Chinese policy was changed that it has caused the one agree r iv i nnsoners of war ' vet oer- - t "al i vc umi hKiiuih " (: wou a nave taiiea to " uuivmn "" communists tne m is the no issue convelltion anyway Accordingly h"rt1o wmpreml" haps here notice the difference (bitterly for the principle of en- y since ever °' l repatriation j SersSod home" Fqual Acceptance eject the Xo'ry that e ' elam Ley blundered in failing to doc FUcy A more vahd criticism of the families of : J: I Moreover it was known to our tor the ruvv u r nriAnM tni'pmmMit here is that it ever w luurs oi uCU-- — in Korea have been writing in to North Korean— and eventually!" ecu o auupi most of the prisonert vent does not clearly support hat ti Washington recently condeming Chinese Communist prisoners- -1 Geneva ronvention on PnoneriofM our ion policy of holding back prs- - n our hands were already known the government for mishandling caplured by the Vnid Nation without aa equal acceptance the principles of that convention oners who don't want to go back: to the Communists in both FeithP nrisnners of war issue during ' and North Korea came from where Communists ping the by they h nontiiitifn with (he Com-- : Eventually Agree munists in Korea idea behind this gesture The The charges made in most of was that the "win Koreans these letters are: would want to know about the 1 The United States govern- - nrivnniira u a faalH qmH a V 'f n ment knew it was not prepared mit1t DOWN-FILLE- D he Rcd jye tQ and to force all North Korean Cross inforniation about olir cninese prisoners 01 war 10 re La firct 1hi Ihpnrv v — i turn to the Communist lines srriiKU i j 1 vjiuvj i lit: :uikii iinraiii will against thejj did hand over one list of United Antl Communist P O Ws Nations prisoners in August of 2 Nevertheless when the 1950 and another in the follow- United States last December ing month Both of these howhanded the Communists the list ever totaled only 110 nanies the International of Communist prisoners' of war! Meanwhile it included in that list thousands Red Cross continued to send the of prisoners who Communists the growing list of would rather die than return to ' prisoners captured after the Inchon landing and this pro- Communist territory carried on right 3 By doing so the United cedure was States made an exchange of pris-- ! through the w ar and the almost impossible since we mistice negotiations are not prepared to drive thou-- j Thus when Gen Matthew B back to Ridgway's sands of negotiators handed North Korea at bayonet point 'over the full list of prisoners last hjindinff on nl tVta PhinAc inH Vnrth k'ft Hprpmhop fhfv r0mmunists are not Dre- - not an entirely new list which ' nared to settle the POW issue could be "edited" to eliminate but a list and sign an armistice unless the which was largely a summary of we do Thus it is assumedrlf the other lists previously sent to the United States had only screened Communists through the Inter-th- e list of prisoners held by the national Red Cross United Nations Command last Already Had Lists December and turned over a list Thus if a mistake was made of only those prisoners who by the United States government wanted to go back to North it was made at the very begin- Korea and Communist China the ning of the war For by last De- issue coma nave oeen cember he Communteta already settled and the mam barrier to had HsU contajnjng not ony the an armistice removed namM of the prisoners we held s What Actually Happened but in accordance with the is a serious charge but!Ulations of the Geneva conven- the facts are not quite so simple tion their units home towns What actually happened was: ages and names and addresses A few days after the United of their next of kin States entered the Korean war' It would of course have been it offered to abide by the Geneva possible for the Allied Command :j TRUCE DELAY'S TRAGIC ASPECT POW Question Misunderstood in U S pris-fro- accordance i e ': ifh r itij ctt ?n?" TLlZ ' t- Wllhl "" — ur fJu i i S'- 1 ?VvlMA ' pV ZINIK'S BRING YOU 100 - - 'i-- AT THE LOWEST JACKETS 'i rr-- - r1 'rirTVirmrm'-Y- c - ' Wlrtphole Flapjack flippers from Olney England shown practicing for the annual Shrove Tuesday race PRICE EVER OFFERED! apparently dido't put enough lip into their efforts Girl from Liberal Kan won the race I EMERGENCY TRIP Pancake Race Ailing Aga Khan to Depart Draws Vow Feb OLNEY By Air for Home Today reaction disappointed 27 Eng The New York Times Service NEW DELHI India Feb 27— In serious condition after a series of heart attack the 75 year-olAga Khan wealthy spiritual head! of 15000000 Ismaili Moslems is being taken to his home in Nice! an emergency flight leaving here Thursday morning ' The religious leader whose more than bulk was balanced in 'diamonds by his followers in several countries on the 80th anniversary of his reign over d ' 300-poun-d — Ufi of the Ismaili sect has chartered a Olney pancake racers to the news Liberal Kan pressurized Constellation that that an 18 year-olcarried Elizabeth and Philip to ojri had taken the international flapjack racing title away from Hh (our The specjay fiUed them was summed up Wednesday Delhi New arriVed in pane in three words — "We'll be back" Wednesday The comment came from Vicar The Aga Khan's personal physi-o- Donald W Collins Tuesday night cian diagnosed his ailment as after he learned that Donna Jean angina pectoris He was first Zimmerman Liberal's blond stricken last week in Calcutta and speedster had won Tuesday's has suffered two more attacks race in the record time of one here His plane will fly to Nice minute and eight seconds with stops only at Karachi and "We in Olney send Miss ZimBeirut merman heartiest congratulations on a splendid race" he said "It's all in the sporting spirit and it has done a great deal to cement i 952 ry-- 1 friendship between the U S and Britain "But we're determined to get that skillet back next shrove n olden A tin versa 1 902-- G STAND-U- STAND-OU- Tuesday" WEAR P u-f- ruw reg-Thi- — STYLING! 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