Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1950 — Page 10

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y terminated its activities. The committe; which con/dugted an intensive radio and i aper campaign on behalf of ithe . Indiana Republican lawmaker, transferred its funds to the Indiana Republican Party. Sen. Capehart agreed that the Committee's resources should be handled as a pait of the state GOP campaign. Ira Dixon, chairman of the ‘committee, was retained as Sen. Capehart’s campaign manager. In a prepared release announcling the termination of the com“imittee’'s activities, Mr. ! pointed o. hat & the group had ine mont radio program. Lor; nine i “that was broadcast lover 22 stations and had bought | advertising in 84 Indiana news-|

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—§ Scientists at-the California Insti: ; {tute of Technology recorded “probably the largest” earth-

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AF es American pilots had what

Reds Hint Desperate Plans

Rain of Bombs Korea-War-Upstairs; ki Badly i in Need of Planes, Pilots

By HARRY FERGUSON, United Press Foreign News Editor The problem that is keeping the Communist high command awake at nights is how to put some planes in the air and keep

The United States Afr Forcé has drawn blood in Korea. There {are signs today that the Communists are about to take some desperate measures in an attempt to stop the ceaseless rain of bombs on thelr troops and Suppl |p

du centers. : ug 15 TOP FT American "ilo : Arthut A. Hargrave, owner of thet, their bases with some hres ockville Weekly Republican ng pictures and observations. | since 1888, observed his 94thiney flew over the Korean east| coast city of Wonsan which has Mr. Hargrave, second oldest been well plastered with Ameri-| {alumnus of Wabash College, con- can bombs.

They were using mostly Yak sug 11-8 planes, manufactured Th

are ¢ obso-

they call “a turkey shoot” every {time there was a fight,

Reds Need Planes There are no plane factories in

{North Korea and none of any

| They observed that the Com-iconsequence in Communist China.

lute weekly to the content of the munists are trying to repair the 1¢ the Reds are going to make Ipaper although he no longer Wounsan Airfield dnd are going in|, ,y serious challenge in the air,

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From that they drew the conclusion that the Red air force {is about to come out of hiding! quake of the year today at 9:24 and challenge our fighters and {bombers. The Reds haven't

No matter what is happening on the ground, the United Na-| tions is winning the war upstairs “rand=the—

force pulled out of the fight.

the telephone to Moscow. They will have to ask, not only for planes, but for pilots. That means Russian pilots and if and

when Stalin is forced to make

that decision he also will have to decide whether he is ready for World War III Even our ground force officers

admit that the U. 8. Air Force

saved the day in Korea. We

probably would have been pushed ~gen- inthe early days of the fighting if our planes, making

overwater hops from Japanese bases, had not torn into the Communists in ground-support actions. Now we have bases in Korea and can step up the air assault. But from a long-range standpoint, it is Maj.-Gen. Rosy O’Donnell's big bombers which are giv-

are pin pointing their strategic

tn {hed. Across the river the resiGen.

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from Korea telling how the B-29s “I saw the pictures today of the result of the raid by 50 superat Wonsan, The refinery was flat-

dential areas were un

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bombs per month which he promised to deliver, and more

true in Napoleon's day, but it isn't! true any more. A modern army; travels on gasoline.

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