Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1950 — Page 16

Secret Recruiting For AEF Reported

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., July 21 (UP)-—-The United Nations Is secretly recruiting a large expe-| force from 15 to 25 nations to fight beside American Gls in Korea, informed sources indicated today. i This allied force was in the despite an almost total lack of public response by mem-| ber nations to Secretary-Generali Trygve Lie's appeal for ground forces to join U. 8. units at the front. {

Eight or nine countries actively nterested in sending troops to! the United Nation's AEF already! are consulting with Mr. Lie. A number of other states are con-| sulting with Gen. Douglas Mac-| Arthur's United Nations command through Washington, the U. 8. mission to the United Nations or American embassies abroad : i

Movements Secret | It was believed that movements of the United Nations force will be kept top secret until the Allied troops have landed on the Korean peninsula. Neither U. 8. nor United Nations sources could confirm officially that a United Nation AEF was forming. But it was known that exhaustive consultations were going on in connection with problems of transportation, supply and standardization of arms. { U. B. sources said only that the American government was ‘“‘encouraged by the initial response” to Mr. Lie's appeal for more aid and that it was expected that more states would be heard from, So far, however, only two coun-

tries—Nicaragua and Thailand

his appeal for aid to 50 nonCommunist nations.

HUNT ‘ARSENAL’ OWNER BABYLON, N. Y., July 21 (UPY «An airlines pilot who stored 40 guns in an attic trunk was sought today after his frightened wife led police to the arsenal. Police said they found five sub-machine guns and 35 pistols collected by Frank A. Cassil, 35, a transatlantic pilot for American Overseas Airlines. Most of the weap-|

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Army Calls It ‘Regrouping’—

Eyes Filled With Fear, Yanks Collapse In Uneasy Sleep, Too Weary fo Eat By GENE SYMONDS, United Press Staff Correspondent ADVANCE U. S. HEADQUARTERS, Korea, July 21 Filthy young Americans with muscles crying for rest and fear deep in their eyes and bellies are straggling into this area today for what the Army calls “regrouping.” : hy While Americans at home go to work with full stomachs and clean shirts, their soldiers—most of them young kids not long out of school-—come in here on bulletriddled jeeps and blasted trucks. They haven't eaten for hours and the only possessions they have are their powder-grimed rifles and carbines clutched tight in their hands. : Hungry as they are, many of them don’t even take time to eat the “C’-rations waiting for them but flop down in the dirt with a steel helmet for a pillow and fall into an uneasy sleep punctured by dreams of the “nightmare alley” they had to travel to get here. Pawnbroker Nabs Man‘! Was Kind of Mad'— Who Steals His Pants

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{ Lt. Russell was in a flight ofl “But the aircraft seemed to fly] . Cases Deaths Counties three F-80 “Shooting Stars” oflall Wildcat Strike Halts 2 22 the 49th Fighter-Bomber Group four 32 |on a special mission to ald ground truck,” Lt. Russell said.

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