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- day. [ported that the bridges were a tive parts. g [ance was 73.060. Ain way cruise aboard his yacht Members of the United Nations prime target for the attacking| Central Motor Parts Co., given 11 H A d: Williamsburg. Korea Commission arrived here B.29's today. The radar-guided a city directory listing at 421 N. oosiers tren By radio teletype Mr. Truman yesterday and moved north late bombers also blasted Red anti-| Capitol Ave..was named as one Air Force Conference ‘kept in close touch with devel-|

“ern equipment will stiffen the Talk on Refrigeration { Parts .Depot, Inc., With ware-

“ally without heavy weapons fol-| munity Radio and Refrigeration | { Dallas, Houston ‘and San An- Kokomo; Col. G. C. Riley, Law-|

_of staff of the South Korean. His topic will be * ‘Refrigerationi—None of the latter—four firms Endicott, Madison; Maj: Kenneth fomac River off “Biakiston Island,

waiting for.” he said. the-July4-holiday=t-- +A ve Parts Association and = “Indianapolis time, Sunday.

Suwon, even .though the spear. (UP) —Joz2y Jacobs, Indianapolisidivision. in. Detroit. . i when-—he-stuck—it—into—the- -joint-the—sun—and--chatting—-with— head of the Communist advance ambler; was found innocent on! Henry Lansdale; secretary ana! Of his father's artificial, leg. The __was only. 10 miles away... A.gaming charge today by Speciat vice. president-of the association father John & "Michigan - State cheery greetings “with hanged

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200 “Navy Forms New Pacific Fleet

's in Korea ettle Doubts Of U.S. Stand

American Prestige Due: for Boost Among Anti-Reds Through Asia

By JOHN L. STROHM, Times Special Correspondent ~~ ENT TRUMAN'S prompt military steps in| the Far East will boost United States prestige rit vee orces

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A | For Reds' Comfort ~~ Want to Get Rid of ‘Badboy’ Tito jomASHINGTON. Jur 1 WB After Destroying U.S: Bridgeheads

to Secreta f State Dean. Ache- By LEON DENNEN; Times Foreign Corresponden Po said tonight that “reckless” PARIS, July 1-—Satellite diplomats today ar cone

intetnational Communism or- salvia's Tito dered the attack on South Korea Vinced that the impending liquidation of Yugo

2 {as a strategic move to place IS Moscow's target No. 1 and that the Rorean operation | isa {Japan “between the upper ‘and distant diversion. :

lower jaws of the Russian Bear."| Afapshal N. A. Bulganin, a deputy premier of the Soviet Mr, Dulles, who returned

{Thursday from a two-week trip Union; was quoted as having recently asserted on a visit to jto Korea and Japan, said the at- Budapest:

| TWO: Seize Berlin. {tack also was ordered because “We shall soon settle ac- THREE: ‘Overrun Western gu | Communism could not \(olerate

counts with Tito, but before rope. i the J hopeful, attracting Asiatic um inform elrdien { | experiment in democracy” that doing that we must clean up a R rs in Com 3

Europe prior to thé Korean inci was under way in South Korea. [few American bridgeheads, esPe- dont had Indicated that the overe

| Pointing out ‘that Russia al- cially in the Far East.” running of Western Europe might iready holds the island of Sak-| According to wy informant, have an even higher priority. halin to the north of Japan and this statemeiit was made by Mar- - At a recent secret Meeting ot

from Formosa to Ceylon.

In every country I visited on my recent 10-week | ; survey of Asiatic hot | spots, leaders, expressed doubt bt and, fear of U. S. determination! in the rice feids" of India or to see the battle through in! Siam has no more political edu-'y

|. His leaders are prone to solA leading Chinese businessman low a band wagon policy. They!

of Malaya summed it’ up: want to be aboard the biggest! “We never know Which way and loudest band wagon; . the United States . : want to side with the winner. wilt jump.” | That is why the stiffest right Now they : against Communist guerrillas

know. ‘which I saw in.Southeast Asia! : | that Korea is close to the south- shal Bulganin to Imre Gyomai, re- Communist , commandos -the —— The masses of © Iwas being waged under British ™ i jern part of Japan Mr Dulles'cently resigned ininister of the French town. of Tien: M. Asiatics—and to:¥ leadership in Malaya and French : Acme Tetephttn.. | ggid: Hungarian embassy in Paris. Tournemaine, Secretary - General some exten tif leadership in Indo-China. “Crew members of the USS loledo prepare to sail from Long Beach, Cal. for Honolulu. where “Thus if the Communists have Diplomats with reliable in-of the French Railway Workers even their lead- In the dispatches which I wroth! the heavy cruiser will join other combat ships, including the carrier, Philippine Sea, the cruiser. [Sakhalin and also Korea ‘formation on Russia oelfeve the Union and a top Cominform ofers —have no for The Indianapolis Times ‘on| Helena, and eight “destroyers, in forming a new fleet. (Japan would be between the up-|girean idveature indicates ‘that/ficial, told 600 persons nat the deep convictions my return. I. stressed the import- cs a = {per and lower jaws of the Rus- a pro-war group has ritained at/Red army would “liberate! regarding - de- ance of aid to the French in Indo- : : ne © S§&. © © © sian Bear. That obviously would|jeast temporary ascendancy in the France within a year. mocracy or com- China. President Truman “has| ~~ ES EE. ! : © § |make it more difficult to provide goviet politburc- the 12 men who, “I know that prison » waits us,” munism. They now ‘moved to accelerate assist-| : 3 ¥ 2 : © |the Japanese people with security ryn Russia This group is be- said Tournemaine, “I know that want a full rice ng. Stronhm ance to fight the Reds on that - sr mi Eo .& |as self-governing. unarmed mem- |Heved headed by G. M. Malenkov, we shall be persecuted. But this bowl, a house to battle line. Rich resourcés in food, * - : :

bers of ‘the free world.” Bulganin and M. A. Suslov. Iwill nof last long. Liberation 18 sleep in, a water buffalo to pull rubber and oil are thus being i T

Too Healthy 0 ; > near. Our Soviet comrades. the their plow. The average ‘“‘man|protected, : Another reason Mr. Dulles gave Dash of Cold Water glorious Red army, will soon od 4 caren: - The decisive American agtion liberate us.” . . { ‘ {was that the republic-of Korea . ] MacArthur Not Taken by Surprise “was growing in Pub ie a healthy to defend South Korea was scen Silence Stony

I am sure that a majority of Communist aggression—the soon-

way that ‘ts presence on thé con: by these sorrces as a dash of cold! He urged his followers to pare free Asiatic leaders will welcome er the better.

{ment to ‘the Communist: areas.’ : y Schuman plan to unify French. p ; hot-heads. They believed U., 8.! : Boar Nad vrata someon Mary steps would +p the German coal and iron production stream of refugees from the north I the pos-| a at ty Lr * = : 0 ho Se cacaping roms ton sibility that the- Malenkov-Bul-. Te uses ot is nleriusiion E | Mr. Dulles said the Communists 82PIn-Suslow group would attempt oi) iE to boost" the moved th armed attach when they '0 4%€ the American military sup-’ 8 ae Yooh ar in Western found they could not destroy south port of South Kurea as justifies. [Eure Korea » indirect aggression tion for aiding Bulgaria, Albania, rope. Nave ben unloaded. othe: ‘Broadly speaking, the United Hungary and Romapia to alt interference and Red fronts States was developing positive upon Yugos avia : ]

, o have been losing members. The and constructive policies to check War between Russia and the

. : Communist-dominated Confeds: a~ Threatened Areas Get Breathing Spell the rising tide of communism in United States was by no means; “ety SuSE SC RES oe Asia and the Pacific,” Mr. Dulles regarded. as inevitable by these

Formosa — Chaing Kai-shek’s mander there urged: “One supply o 5 ‘said, “The Communist leaders diplomats. But they did, say that 2 Te ers 0 two ass is Nationalists are given a breath- ship next week rather than 20 a VaR x doubtless expect their action in (Ne pro-war group in the polit-/ Mr. Tournemaine’s promise of ing spell behind the shield of the when it is too late. That was in! & fa : d Korea to dislocate our plans.” buro would be willing by 1852 to “liberation” was received by .is 7th Fleet. They are saved from April.

that the North Korean attack though it may appear at first 100k upon South Korea did not take,

to bring hot war closer. Uncer- MacArthur's headquarters by sur-| tainty in some cases played the Prise. He expected the Russians Russian game by sowing doubt. to prod and push soft spots. He

also believed that they. were aot Gen Douglas MacArthur made prepared to get into war with the,

ft clear to me when I visited his United States. 3 headquarters in Tokyo that hel As I see it, these are the counfelt sooner or later it would be try-by-country results of the U. 8. hecessary to take a stand against action on Korea:

isk a ho! war to attain its ends. 1 Mr. Dulles forecast that ths r audience with stony silence. As Ihe mena amphibicus attack bo laya- = Subber planters wij Communist effort ‘would fail and - - They listed these aims as: {*esult the leadership of the Sans strengthen their forces, for later Ph to optinue the Aght that ‘he Korean war would unite ONE: Eliminate the renegade destine Commie - commandds is eventualities. large Chinese population of Ma-| the free world. a : __.iTio. undergoing a purge. - — Indo-China — The French de- laya which has been fence sitting : | : fenders of Viet Nam must be should be deeply impr . ’ no ’ . : . 2 Q : . 3 close to physical and financial! India, Iiteatds oe Besiee] seme Peiesaniy: 1 STRAUSS SAYS HEALER 13 Ris ¥ Pew, oo exhaustion and the acceleration of If the bold American gesture| The U. S. Army Ist Cavalry, oie of *he four divisions under General MacArthur's command in NAY ER sik military aid ordered by President wins, the weak new native gov-| Japan, as they practiced amphibious landings on a beach not far from Tokys. recently, American end 1

Truman should be real if it isto ernments will be given time to| troops are being sent from Japan to Communist invaded d South Korea: be effective. The French com-!grow up. — a

Yanks Stream Up zea vee [0cal Firms Face 2, enyewiers Truman Cruises

{by the North Koreans are being|

{daratted to reinforce the Com: iaarspos us Sowt® i 24 0 i C it | | eunist armies, r |] I [us Sui S months of 1950, Joseph J, Esipe 0Seé 0 dj d = Gen. MacArthur's communique | :

ported s increase in emem manager of the Lonvention and ao yneatit- mit ays Cs y ¢ 3 i a | toda Fi - EY “sre 2! activity south of the Han River—| Five Charged With [Visitors‘Bureau asia today. It "Lounges in Sun ry Due fo Engage’ “but not much.” | Alleged Price-Fixing |nere for conventio vex, record With Margaret rib Invaders Soon The announcement said that 9 9 ere oF Sonven on Steg tod, | : : | three makeshift wooden bridges| Five Indianapolis firms were ont guring any mon Deriod, | ABOARD ESCORT DESTROY(Continued From Page One) [had been thrown across the river|among 24 corporations against | iid ly remooh pea or ER WILLIAM M. WOOD, July 1 from Taejon yesterday after|by the Communists to replace the| which the Justice. Department, (1e ¥ g : | (UP)—President Truman, anticiheart that American advance spans .destroyed by the South filed anti-trust suits yesterday, | ? | pating no new emergency develaring orig | Koreans as they withdrew from| charging violation of the Sher.| There were 204 state conven-| opments this week-end, relaxed -headquarters had evacuated Su-| Seoul. man. Act. through alleged - price-/tions and 41.national meetings-in:

today in yachting cap and check~ won, was expected to return to-| The Air Force communique re- fixing in distribution of automo-|the first six months. The attend-| greg shirt on. an inland water-

last night. It was believed, how-| aircraft batteries along the banks! of the defendants. E opments in Korea. But he shunned 1 H p ttend : ever, that they would stop some- of the Han and the Seoul raflway| Others were Automotive Parts the tran are Aen ne his radio- telephone, Plapming no where short of Suwon to set up a marshalling yard. | Co., Inc.; with a warehouse at De- Headquarters 10th Air Force, Self-| SONY erSaLichs 8 with Was ington temporary headquarters for thefrr~ « ——— — _. _ |troit; Grand Rapids Automotive ridge Base, Mich. J emergency mades 4 survey of the Korean situation, Scientech Club jo Hear { Supply Corp., with a warehouse _They are: Lt. Col John Gent. . a Fp + “And-no-emergency-is-expect-The U. 8. troops and their mod- ; " {at Grand “Rapids, Mich. Motor 340 E. 60th St.: Col. Alfred Ben-| oq» Press ery Chari nett, Boonville; Col John Flynn,

| 1 ter rd this South Korean army, now virtu-| 1, gm McNay, president of Com-! houses at Louisville, Ky. and! Ft. Wayne; Col. Chester Hill, IR Fepor : board The Williamsburg, following an ; “inside” watsr route from PhilaMilford! delphia to Washington, was to| ary; Lt. Col. Robert anchor tonight in the lower Po-|

Towing a week of bitter: battles | Service, will address the Scientech| tonio, Tex, and Standard Unit rence: Col. Joseph Van Sicke, with the Communist invaders. 'Club at its noon meeting July 10] Parts Corp., with warehouses in| Michigan City; Lt. Col. Gen. Chung II Kwon, new chief! in the Hotel Antlers. Chicago and Milwaukee. Daulberger, G

forces, beamed his gratification| Experimentation as Applied * to is listed in ‘the city directory or Shafer, Attica; Capt. Byron! a favorite spot of the President’s. at the arrival of the Americans. the Heat Pump.” Tomorrow's telephone directory. Brown, Terre Haute ‘and Lt She wil tie up at. the Washing“This is what we had been meeting was canceled because of Defendants were the National Francis Parik, South Bend. {ton naval gun factory at 3p. Mm... South Korean . forces. disor. RRR 123 of its members. FATHER'S LEG CLIPS SON | Mr: Truman appeared to be! / a ey . nized by three days of armored Ei { The suits were filea 'n Detroit: EAST LANSING, Mich., July bouncing back fast from the! esr fn mi ii 3 Janie which won Seoul for tra Find Jacobs Innocent {by John Neville, “chief of the'l (UP)-—One-year-old Timothy strain of one of his toughest we ' / 7 ; > North Korean Reds, still, held NOBLESVILLE, Ind. July 1— Justice. Department's anti - trust| Anderson -lost the tip of a finger in the White House. Lounging inj : ; fsa Lor dB

Sends Spirits Soaring Judge Walter Shirts and Hamil- denied the charges. {College pre-law student, didn’t yachtsmen who yelled “Hi, Har-| —~- - J The South Korean units are ton Proescutor Frank Campbell] “We do not fix prices” he sald. see his son and stood up, clipping ry!” and “Hello Margaret! : / being’ reorganized, and the. ap- immediately prepared to appaal| “We do. not have exclusive con-|offs one of the finger joints. An-! Te : jtracts” bso 1 0 son 1 the 1] whil fl htin proach of U. 8: troops sent their’ the case to the State “Supreme acts and we absolutely do n Hides on lost eg e fighting, Af It’ $s Damp, Le

It's the Weather

| It you have any illegal fire- CELEBRATIOUS MOOD La at : (works cached away, keep your: : : ' Sanat Se

: [powder dry.

{tary advisory group stationed These Six Bere before the: war started last Sunday were ordered back to Su-; =

Youngsters Aid Polio Fund

| The weatherman issued a damp . = Paveled ru ay ignt, when they; {report for today’s portion of the TUESDAY —- as you, o course, know is the Fourth of Julyl | FPourth-of July weekend. of a Communist breakthrough on : a the Han River. i Phidg Shits for otal thus: Tomorrow—Monday—the Store will be. Rain nanjpered all military op | enjo _moderate tem iin Sow = = ked with people preparing for the erations today, but the Air Force 5 ¥. Mmogerate lempe s packed w people p pa q : A op announced that B-29 Superfort- } J a * resses, bombing by radar Sronh u.s. Troops Face ice Bad holiday—and for summer generally. heavy clouds, ‘scored “good re-; Weather in Korea Es Be ah Communist | | WASHINGTON, July 1 (UP)— THERE 1S EVERYTHING » man needs or wants fo clothe - tions along the Han River. . | : ta Con had himself from head to foot — right —and cool and smart. yo TREES Was Be official announce | 3 (Korea, “and the Noto Gec THERE ARE CLOTHES here for trip or tour — Luggage— " ment that the orce had ye i: | : i availed itseif oe cen freedom [graphic on doing it tor some. ; : and the helpfulness of the Strauss Travel Bureau to attack the North Koreans on ‘time, P98 ne [Seventh Floor) thet ome grounds, Borth of the : L This is the fonsoon- season in J ” ; aa oi Rain also slowed the airlift of Korea. The “society said A study ~ + _ THERE ARE ALL SORTS of things to aid and abet American fighting men from Ja-! {shows that U.S forces a! : Sportsmen — Jor golfing, fishing hunting and for plain : pan. > ot “fall or gion. for fog, torrential rains and even Cn and fancy relaxing! : Ra 3 4 * still getting through. ; typhoons between now ar and d fall. eo . A a Bi 3 The greater part of an infantry § Follow. the e L lor 2 mie Ly . HERE IS EQUIPMENT for picnickers (excepting a hits - division was on the way to Korea : 7 2 hen by ship to reinforce the airborne : When Anna Johnson, 48, of ie 1 and for backyard chef-i wi and dining {or chowing). advance units, 11915 Alvord St. heard a noise ' RENAE At ‘Washington a Nayy spokes- Hn hor Jack yard Inte last night We merely wish to make the reminder — that if you can man sald today that sea move- ] she looked out in time to see a ol - ment of United = States troops . ‘tall man going over her back ; drop i in in the morning the Picking "se Service are fine!

from Japan to Korea is under. fence. She told police that after

+ {oouming - - her chickens she fig- | {ured 37 of them left in the same manner as the intruder who was eating » + a White shirt.

tinent of Asia was an embarrass- ‘water inthe. .faces of -the Soviet.no. effort in sabotaging ‘both the