Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 60, Decatur, Adams County, 12 March 1953 — Page 6

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U ,S. DRAFTING (Continued From I’age One) hours later.- ' ' An air force spokesman said the downed plane, flown <by' Lt. Warren G. Brown, who parachuted to safety,with only minor injuries, and the other plane, piloted by Lt. Donald C. Smith, were under “constant” radar observation. ; The official said “radtfr plots definitely confirmed the facts that -our aircraft did not violate the* Czech

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MOVES AGAINST (C«Btinaed From Pnicr One) ment, Glasser sought to give the committee copies of a statement in which he accused it of trying to “destroy” his reputation. 'Velde said the statement, copies of which Glasser distributed to reporters, would be considered when he apjkears next week with his The uproar over Velde’s stugA nested investigation of the clergy

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ptiippted Rep. Franklin D. Rodfifir ■VCTI Jr., I>N. V., to introduce a resolution calling for Velde’s oustefi as chairman of the committee. Velde shot that RoosevelVs' mtiive was to discredit m« personally and To impede the pr|kress of ths work being dotye by|the committee.” ' -\ < I ..:__ ■- If you have something to sell or rodnis for rent, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results. ‘!

Jobless Pay Claims Unchanged In State INDIANAPOLIS UP -- Jobless pay claims and new placements remained about the same last week ; despite an increase in nop-farm job openings, the Indiana employment security division slaid today. The 17,862 unemployment Insurance claims received about equalled , those of the preceeding but were 7,000 below that of the same

week a year ago. The report said layoffs were small and scattered during the past week while hiring activity increased. ' 96 Persons Missing In Ecuadorian Flood GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador UP — Ninety-six persons were reported drowned or missing today in flood areas along! the rampaging “El Bravo” River north of here.

Holiness Association Will Meet Sunday The. Adams? county holiness association will hold its regular monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Mt. Hope Nazarene church east of Berne, - the Rev. Vernon Riley, president, announced today. The meeting will be in the form Os an evangelistic service with special music and the* public is invited to attend, the president stated- ,r ■'■ -j . i I • j ._. I U. S. Soldiers Rescue Patrol V On Korean Front Outnumbered Group Rescued Today By U. S. Infantrymen SEOUL, Korea (UP) —-American infantrymen battled through a ring of Chinese Communists today to rescue an outnumbered U. S. patrol that> made a seven-hour stand in the winter’s . heaviest snowfall to break up a Red attack. 1 Snow fell all along the 155-mile front. It ranged from eight inches in the west to; 14 inched in the east. In some sectors die snow changed to rain late Jn the. day anrfturned supply routes into quagmires. 1 .UJ ' jThe American patrol, outnumbered nearly three to- one. pounced on a 100-man Chinese force when it spotted the. Reds moving across no-man’s laad to attack a U. N. position south of Pyonggang on the central front. I The; Communist troops, their attack plana upset, surrounded tlie I small patrol and poured rifle an|d machine gun fire on the Americans. Red mortars sent in shells from rear positions. The Americans dug in and I fought! back. Their commander I,radioed for reinforcements. ' One body of froops»from the ’ main Allied positions ran into the Communists surrounding the patrol aid wns itself cut off. A second American force pushed in to the fight and linked up with the first group of reinforcements. Together they fought their way through.the Reds and reached the patrol. Finally, at 10 a.,m„ 8 p. m. ESI’, Wednesday — seven hours after the patrol first jumped the superior Rid force, the Americans broke out of the Communist circle and returned to their own lines. Prel min-ary • reports said 2|o, Reds were counted killed. Allied losses were not disclosed. - Allied awe-re grounded during the mornipg for the third straight Only wipathe r -reconnaissance planes took of. \ Duri ig the night, 13 Okinawabased B-29 Superforts struck in three waves shortly before midnight 1.0 wreck three , Red supply and troop areas 12 miles southwest o Pyongyang, the North K<> rean <apitaL Three Communist fighter planes were spotted, but they made no ;attempt to break up the attack. .

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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1953

Dr. Vs. A. Smart ’ Methodist Speaker At Lenten Service On Sunday Evening Dr.. W A. Smart, chaplain and professor of Bible of’ Embry. University. Atlanta, Ga.’, will be the guest preacher in the fifth service of the Sunday evening Lentea series et ?rently being held at the First Methodist church. Dr. Shiart 1 B ■•^gF v - is author of a number of bookJs. including ;’’ The Contemporary Christ” and “Still the Bible .Speaks.” Prior to his faculty’position at Emory, the speaker held pastorates in Lynchburg, Portsmouth, and Charlottesville, Va. v _ < In 1952 Dr. Smart was one of eight delegates to represent American. Methodists at the world conference of faith and order in Sweden. MJe also served on the coop-, eratlve International summer school of Scandinavia, j Dr. Smart will be present for the fellowship supper at 6 p.m. and will give his Lenten sbrmon in the 7 $0 service. The Rev. Samuel Emerick, pastor, will preside, and the special mkisic will be given by .the Methodaires, a male quartet of the . - pope Recovers from x , Attack Os Influenza VATICANCITY, UP — Pope tjius XII, compibtely recovered from his recent attack of influenza. observA the 14th "anniversary of his today by celebrating mass' in his private chapel, dedicated to the BlacltMa-. donna of Poland. The 77-year-old pontiff did not, however, make a public appearance. j. Marine Recruiter Dies In Accident BOCNVILLE, N. C. UP — Sgt. Esther pj. Wilson, 21, marine recruitei from Frankfort. Ind., was kijled Wednesday when, a car she was driving swerved off the road and hi. a tfee. 4'" ~ ,i \ ~ TEEPLE MOVING & TRUCKING ~ Local and Long Distance ' PHONE 3-2587