Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1950 — Page 20

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Operator of Abattoir ‘Red Casualties Heavy,

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Roy W. Brown, operator of a, TOKYO, Aug. 17 (UP) horse slaughtering and meat Communist officer taken prisoner! processing plant, has agreed to by the Americans told intelli-! .quit his operation and dismantle gence officers today that ‘regi-§ = his. plant. ments of the North Koreans' vs -Me. Brown, a. Do — Ah=the. “horseburger case’ a year ago, ualties as high as 80 per cent, | has been operating his plant in| A spokesman for Gen. Doug-| {5430 E. 30th St. in violation of las MacArthur said the prisoner, a 27-year-old infantry lieutenant

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{been reached but: “We will have to have a written agreement before the commission can withdraw its injunc-, tion against Mr. Brown.” Mr, Brown was freed in the!

Today's Story, Page 31.

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