Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1949 — Page 21
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Gunmen Threaten Sheiby St. when struck, He! ; il ; In Battle for Formosa Gunman Tovuaten. fie ar fa) OY Fz aA or face c . , Pod ’ Chinese Reds Profit by Spoils Left i { ~ Two-_ bandits who robbed rr Phillips was later arrested and .
|service station attenddnt of $19 charged with drunkenness after ‘ ] p i wt Behind by. Nationalists i in Retreat |and threatened his life last night 4 ’
ihe left the hospital without au- os By HAL O'FLAHERTY, Times Special Writer were at large today. Three youths, neadquarters with a request for
thorization and called police WASHINGTON, Dec. ‘14—For ' Drom ihout. 17, also escaped after slug-/{ransfer to Veterans Administra- . A rmosa today promised ging and robbing a South Side tion Hospital.
Nationalist forces and the Communists. | «Virgil Casey. 33, of 519 N. Give Jour family the puri of . wi. » os . Pipe * 8t., said he was on duty a etime » m . . Chiang Kai-shek will play the central role. it the Spur Service Station, 1015 Christmas, 1950 in THEIR OWN od Both warring factions will use the properties furnished KE. Michigan St, when two men HOME! Turn now to The Times ’ i ; through the courtesy of t} apices entered and demanded his money. Classified Columns. You'll find f . g »'C esy of the American taxpayer. They got $19. | hundreds. of REAL ESTATE : Concentrated on the Chi- across 10. Formosa. for the The holdup men ordered “Mr. ADS, today and e every day! Jkt oN ¢ "the .as- a i El
nese mainland opposite For- sault. mosa are the landing craft, “Facing the invading Reds will destroyer escorts, LST's, and be Chiang Kal:shek's remnants,
\ also equipped with American guns other shipping that fell into the planes, ammunition. and small
hands of the Red army as the naval craft. Nationalists fled. Both sides are using what re-
A task force of American-built Mains of the following equipment % ships, supplemented by Chinese given to China by the United QQ
AGAINST COLDS AND OTHER WINTER INFECTIONS ..... ~ DRINK ENOUGH
States under lend-lease before
craft, will carry the Communists yr; Day: AMOND 4 Ordnance and ordnance stores ...... cveees $153,338,189.94 e | N19 Aircraft and aeronautical material ......... 187,339,849.94 La Tanks and other vehicles .......... ceveenes 94177,827.72 Vessels and other water eraft RA 35,561,264.12 | Miscellaneous military equipment ...... sees 47,085115.94 Agricultural and other commodities ........ 16,505,983.26
All of this treasure was de- —— sree - livered to Nationalist China he- equipment and naval “stores But
fore the end of the war with that was not ail the Reds capJapan. tured as they moved south. Much of the ammunition was. After V-J day, the lend-lease 3 captured by the Reds, as was a Supplies continued to move across considerable amount of the naval the Pacific in a fabulous stream. — het eet tet eamets ese —~ This is just a part of it: Ordnanc e and ordnance stores. ......... eee. $117,896,076.94
Aireraft and aeronautical material ... =
cesses 187,339 849.94 Tanks and other vehicles :
anks and other vehicles .......... cesnees H4L177927.72 Vessels and other water eraft 19.940.642 5 . FULL CARAT
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Miscellaneous military equipment ..... cess 99.762,611.71 Some part of this materiel was —————— — — ZIRCO NS
salvaged after the Nationalists valued at $143 “million; 3 cargo ) ® ships valued at $26 million and 10-K Gold Mountings
began their retreat. Planes and [ixed installations valued at $900 - y naval craft were moved first to million. Spark! fi t the coast and then to Formosa. Docks Aid Reds part "9. ery. one cere But the bulk of the military sup-, The fixed installations were in genuine Zircons in rich 10-K lies en into the hands of jubi- the form of docks and shipyards Ladies handsomely carved gold mount- ‘ ant Reds. conveniently erected, from the ings. A i ly low price £ It will be recalled that under Communist point of view, at Rings df sensationally 2 h . RICH IN PROTECTIVE VITAMINS A B ' 6 AND CALCIUM thé direction of Gen. Albert C. Shanghai and Tsing . i \ ! | [ §§ for-a-gem-only- second tothe ’ Tr i ree ireratit he Rt Ea en. TE ¢ singtao, From Men's Rings $14.95 . . Hi Wedemeyer, - Chinese Nationalist these American-built docks, the ' : diamond in brilliance. armies were moved by air to their Communists are now repairing 4 Doors North
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reoccupation. assignments at a'to launch the attack on Formosa. cost of $300 million. These vast Since 1937, the United States forces were given Army ground has--authorized aid to China in material and equipment whose the form -eof grants and credits cost probably can never be esti- totaling approximately $352 miiimated. Just as a sample, however, lin and on top of {hat the grants here are a few items of military Ad Credits ta China since Va} surplus shipments: . Day have amounted to approxiOne hundred -and-thirty-mitton-Mately-$2,007.000.000-making the rounds of 7.92 ammunition; 156 total about $5.5 billion,
ea 468 airplanes; 131 naval vessels’ Copyrisht 1949. by Phe Indtarrapot ts" Tiaves and; Chicaso Daily Nes, ine
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