Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1950 — Page 2

First captured North Korean anti-tank gun is examined by U. 5. officers on the Korean fighting front. U. S. anti-tank weap ons have been reported ineffective.

Yanks Reel Before 80 Tanks Army to Get Fir As 75,000 Reds Open Battle Draftees Sept. 1

(Continued From Page One) squadrons to return to base reported that it got two tanks and |. o.iv offset by a South do. several trucks. {Korean advance of up te seven Camp in €0 Days. Good weather aided the air miles on the central sector of the! {Continued From Page One) Sifamaive for the third straight pont. north and northeast of .i ii. hampered the work of the : ‘boards, officials sald. Outnumbered, outgunned and The South Koreans recaptured boards Hitchcock has emphasized fts ranks thinned by murderous Chungju. 53 miles northeast of change-of-address or draft status enemy fire, the American battal- Taejon, yesterday. but were 0" 0. ode In writing fon finally quit its hard-won po- driven out by a North Korean j .. i1.0 become part of the sitions near Chonui at 8 a wm. counter-atlack permanent draft record. Indianapolis time, last night. On the east coast, 17. 8 war- Detailed draft procedures will In one company, there were ships spotted Commuist trucks be received bv Indiana Selective only 30 men left out of 148 who runnihg with lights along a oc 0 ofcials in the next few came from Japan two weeks ago. Coastal highway and shelled thems days, according .to Gen. HitchAn estimatpd S0 per cent of the with “good success.” Gen. Douglas cock . wounded had to be abandoned on MacArthur's afternoon ecommuni- Meanwhile Commander L. B the battlefield, left there perhaps que reported. ; ‘Shackelford, personnel officer of to oA shot by the Communist Toe Beguiuad Shelled [State Selective Setvice, said, “we victors. A | ‘ommunist east coast wili order local boards to deliver Outshot GI's bridgehead at Yongdok, 85 miles’ men for physical examinations in The S88-millimeter guns on the north of the American base port proportion to their share of availNorthern invaders’ Russian-made of Pusan, also was shelled. lable 1-A men and in sufficient) tanks outshot and outpowered the! U. 8. and Australian planes sup-| numbers to take care of the norAmerican tanks, in action for ported the embattled American mal rejection rate.” cul only the second time on the Ko- forces on the front above Taejon! In 1948. wh t of the men rean front. : yesterday with the most extensive n, 1 ~ en a a tod Allbutt two American tanks and destructive air operations of © 08 called were ea jee were destroyed, Mr. Miller re- the Korean war. iin World War II. the reject rate ported, and one of the two sur More than 300 American F-80 °F physical reasons ran about viving had only one round of jet fighters, F-82 all-weather >0 Per cent. Seven out of 10 were ammunition left. There were no fighters, B-26 light bombers and turned down by local boards, reports on the total number of B.20 medium bombers joined Aus-| More than 4000 Hoosiers have American tanks in the action. tralian Mustangs in raking enemy meen advanced to 1-A classificaThe Americans destroyed some communication lines and troop tion since Friday, Cmdr. Shackel of the enemy tanks, too, but Mr. concentrations from Seoul to the ford said. Draft boards have been Miller said that as fast as one rront jtself. more active and “are now running was knocked out, another took They knocked out-85 tanks, 190 current.” its place. 5 Itrucks; nine halftracks, 19 other, (Cautioning eligible males to be Make Fighting Retreat i vehicles and 155-millimeter how- extremely careful in keeping the The American retreat was alitzer. They also destroyed num- government informed of change fighting one and the troops still erous bridges behind the front or status. the commander dejaa not yielded all the territory lines. = lolared: = ’ y won In their counter-attack! Three Boviet-built Yak fet’ “Anv man now. delinquent and : yesterda [fighters were reported in action remaining delinquent wk bs sub-

y. or Jehat, uss ground they for she Anat jim Sate dny, Ho wet to induction ahead of his

3 “they have charged an exorbitant safely from yesterday's raids. CoC - - "A - ns i. Bince Marion County contains

ai May Get Charged 1s Drunic oma 1t Fer can at he Si

| (trants in the state, it can be ‘After Car Crash

[reasonably expected to furnish x Fe Rl approximately that percentage in to Visit Here | Homer McCray, 48, Moores- the first eall, Cmdr. Shackelford : 1 ville, was arrested by police on a said drunk charge today after an au- Official quotas of draft boards tomobile collision at Miller and ill ha based on population, re Reisner Sts. jection rate, numbers already Police said they found him sit. ng in & car which hit a fence ,.iive Service oMeials said and a tree after colliding with a . eri m——" -— ¢ar driven by George Marton, 30, of 213 8. Oriental St. Mental Hospital Governor remarked that the bad yoyo oo, Of the car in which

; {MeCray was riding disappeared | Jar news from Korea has damp |utier the accident, police. sald To Provide Tours ened F dorin Word War 11 Mr. Marton was injured but For Patients’ Kin > "* want 1 20 through" not admitted to a hospital, | 7 in oun 3 RE Ciara roug: Three persons were injured In - 5 _ - tha " a collision. at Delaware and lowa

Had Semi-Acceptancy Sts yesterday.

o “I have no intention of inter Walk driven by

fering with President Truman's ; . Busy war program.” Gov. 8chrickEge sald. “But having had a note, : of semi-acgeptance for the dedii eatlon ceremonies. 1 should Hke 3 to urge him to take a few hours Ef off to fiy out to Indianapolis. The : Missouri Legionnaires have had

price in Communist blood and given plenty of their own.” However, the American retreat

Initial 20,000 Reach

(Continued Fram Page One)

ut the day to participate Day tomorrow ashington’s Sesquicentennial eelebrition. At breakfast at the Willard. Hotel this morning. the Hoosier

Times Special TOPEKA, Kas. Julv 11-—The Maurice 1. Topeka State Hospital is going 34, of 16 W. Raymond '° do somethisf about the “forSt. and Lloyd Hicks, 36, of 1020 R0!!#n people” in the problem of Shelby St collided Mr Hicks Mental fliness the relatives of and Margaret Hicks, 38, were re. Patients leased after treatment at Gegeral Dr. James Mott, staff psychia Hospital for cuts ang, brilses {rist. said relatives are often “conMr. Walker was trealed by his fused and wo-ried and left out of own physician for bruises. the picture.” Se gi “They would *like to help, but don't know how. he Ndded The hosp‘tal plans to hold open house for relatives, one ward at »

an ofl painting made fo hang in . +s... 7 ri new building and we would Boy, 10, Injures Head # to have it presented to him 3 personally. He is the first legion As He Dives Into Pool member to become Presidéiit of John Feld, 10. of 825 § New 'IMme beginning Saturday. the United States” Jersey St. was in fair condition oa . ting on the famed white hat, In General Hospital today with THE DOCTOR will ’ da) A I meet the the Governor and Mrs. Schricker head injuries received in a swim- relatives give them facts about made their first call at the im- ming pool accident. mental iliness and show them pressive . headquarters of the Police said he was hurt yester- about Daughters of the American Revo- day afternoon when he dived into: “We want’ the Teiatives to see The first lady of Indiana the shallow end of .the Garfield the patient's room, where he eats, 1.51 Active DAR member, pool and struck his head on the the kind of fodd he gets. the are = . the Governor planned on bottom. He was taken to the hos- tivities he takes part in and the Salling on She Songressioan at pital after first aid treatment oy peoplé vho are responsible for his 4 Aid. AO Ne MEY the police emergency squa treat t." Dr. Mot visit Democratic National Com- Be ad a — Het hia a

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Armored equipment seized from North Korean forces is studied at a railhead where it is being made ready for shipment to the rear.

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Heid th eaHEectivn-with the fatal a heart attack. She was 79.

South Korean soldiers loaded onto flat cars for their move to the front lines te meet the Communist onslaught driving south with Russian-supplied armor r and guns.

~t . A beating of Albert M. Thayer, 42, Chalfin Defense to Ask Indianapolis attorney.

High Court for Bail The case was brought here on : Times Stale Serviee TIPTON, July 11--Attorneys for James Chalfin youth held on a first degree mur- trial on similar charges. today prepared an ap- The three admitted they beat ernor's offices. der Eharge AY yrepas n P Mr. Thayer. robbed him of a| peal to Indiana Supreme Court to have him released on bail, Cir- car police said. cuit Judge Cleon W. Mount yes- nen - : terday denied plea for bail yes- ACTRESS DIES AT 79 terday. : HOLLYWOOD, July 11 (UP) T. Ernest Maholm attorney, said he would appeal the ruling to ‘the high court “within 30 days.” Chalfin was Silent pictures. died yesterday of vestigation.

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Arthur Campbell, Gov. Schrick- general, and Herschel Skinner, watch and money and stole his g's executive secretary, said the state personnel director. information on hand regarding a. The investigation, he said, was “peace peti-to continue this afternoon. tion” drive was studied. 3 No decisions were taken. he!child welfare consultants of the) Chalfin’s cgiherine Cummings. a screen S2id, and added that only three department who circulated peace!

been Involved to date in the in- versive Civil

et - : : imc t pn : ~ eg® ® Red Petition Cases Under Discussion a change of venue from Hamilton’ whe cases of three state wel- Campbejl said, were Maurice 0. Klaas, 42, of 5335 Ohmer Ava.

County where Earl M. Kelly, 18./tare department employees, cen-'gunt state welfare director: Miss. Meanwhile, a third child wal.

and Carrol Dooley, 25, both of tra) figures in a Statehouse Red : : ; Indianapolis Indianapolis. also were held for probe, were discussed at a con- -OUise Griffin, bis assistant; an ,,i.;4e4 a meeting June 10 in the

{ference this morning in the Gov- attorney for

fare worker, has admitted ashe

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¢ [Emmett McManamon, attorney culation of the petitions.

Officer Who Saved

Governor Is Promoted LANSING, Mich, July 11 (UP) —Sergeant’s stripes were given aids have petitions sponsored by the sub- today to the state policeman who

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