Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1950 — Page 3

tion. And check of ‘delegates in- emphastaed afresh,

UN Delegates Again| STRAUSS SAYS: Fail to Halt Tieup

Ad The White House called rail-| warewan KIGYE dl By DELOS W. LOVELACE ; . road brotherhood negotiators to £ EN 3 1 LAKE SUCCESS, vy 18--Run Red With 0 Re ooay in Mepped up A ? JJacob A. Malik still has the pall Blood of Enemy rd : iraflroad strike, *_ ([NAXTONG 2 Zz Nl in the United Nations Security . os : John R. Steelman, President @, - _ ; RYONGI | Council. (Continued From Page One) x Truman's labor adviser, asked A and Mustangs and carrier-based . the negotiating committee for the KOCHANG ULSAN Marine Corsairs knocked out at —— : 3 A : a) MIRYANG 7 Russia's Jake has slid away least three enemy tanks today) - met separately yesterday q %% CHANGN YO! Et Pe AS from a whole enemy team of all-

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struggle over the Korean crisis

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“dor a two-day toll of six d troyed| carriers’ negotiating committ = «—-— : “TT WAY taeKIers. He's no nearer to and hia bikibinlon | > cana BY calling I I ey al No A — SAMNANG his goal, which is to force an in-| ae : : junions for separate conferences { A nerf vitation to a North Korean repre-

Hit Enemy Line 5 Mr. Steelman was continuing his. Hi ; ; d : sentative to sit in on the Korean

On the northern front. a search for a formula on which to! : deliberations, But_he has. kept ern , front, South wr fret joint negotiations ~ which| a 6 ) anybody else from scoring.

Korean troops of the 1st Division : g Ea 5 13 Ye & broke down earlier this K. p esterday Cuba, the United kicked off on a counter-attack at a Meanwhile, violence psi at p 4 States, China and Norway tried 6:30 p. m. Thursday (Indianapolis 5 5 the ‘strikebound Tennessee Coal. Nt 3 | again io bring him down.

American - ° Iron and Iroad” Co. in Birm-| / His retorts were as elusive as a sh : 1 hit ingham, ing ee : iid ROSONG § J CN m— ever, and when he was done he : on jeined in: and Sign New Contract ro 2

: ; : 8. _ 10 Jloked at his wrist watch, sugthe center of the enemy line this _ ! On the brighter side of the la- — ? gested adjournment until next

re Acme Telephoto. tuesday and there wasn't anyrp a. fH) belsversd- = bu “unit Rr “from the south-coast; stopped’ cold the North Koren’ ww 20d. An embargo was ordered; of. Hits “Counell Paralysis

.ancaster, Pa., commander of the fective at moon today, on SNIP. major attack (2) I3 miles from Taegu. Reds were reported rein- | Earlier, Dr. Alberto I. Alverea, ! : 25th Division's famed 27th Regi- ments to and from points on the forced by several divisions from the Waegwan area (broken arrow). |1or Cuba, charged that Mr. Malik

‘ment, sald the attack was “mova 150-mile Minneapolis Transfer. Marines and 24th Division troops scored another great victory (3) |alone was to blame for the “deing well against comparatively Railway Co. at St. Paul and Min-, by wiping out Communists’ big beachhead at Changyyon, sending |plorable” paralysis of the Counlight resistance.” |neapolis. enemy into demoralized retreat across Naktong River. Southern [cll since he came back on Aug. 1

Yardmen were. scheduled to! to sit as president. | United Press War Correspond- strike Monday morning at the | anchor (4) is held by 25th Division facing No Korean build- "up | Warren R, Austin, for the) 9-30 TILL 1

at Robert Yerglion, reported Twin Cities line and terminal _west of Masan, {United States, accused the Rus-

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railroads in Louisville and Cleve-| sian spokesman of practicing : : ands —— ker to Honor Hoosier, 4 Others [ina shetruction. Tren he lai po pot a many new| | Last night the Brotherhood of down a U, 8, policy of noninter-

"big Pershing tanks were support- Indianapolis today and, we are | Kaliroad Trainmen and the Order| T* Aorirvo PON Aug: 17 AUP) H:- Claeys; of Bt Charles; Bhi Toiriion Tn Korea once peace] ~~ (Other-Days;-9:30-ti#l-5)— ing the counterassault. told, is an ardent lover. She is |°' ‘Railway Conductors extended /—A monument to the memory of Capt. Glen H. Freestone, of Bur-/comes. The right flank of the combined their strike plans to the Elgin, tive U. 8. Air Force men, Killed [ley, Ida.; Capt. Harold ¥. Schrei-| Tingfu ¥. Tsiang, for National attack was hinged near Kasan| of the Wisconsin i Joliet and Eastern Railroad of when their unarmed transport ber, of New Albany, Ind.; Cpl ist China, praised the United : Myon, 13 miles north of-Taegl.| title. Touring local food stores, [CPICag0 and the Pittsburgh and|y,s snot down over Yugoslavia Matthew Comko, of Monessen, States. for ila consistent refusal It was in this area that some of| ‘she plugs her home state's | ake Eric Railroad of Pittsburgh. in 1046, will b reiled here Sat-|Pa., and Cpl. Chester Y: Lower. of to try an imperialistic putsch in . the heaviest fighting raged after cheese, which probably ac- [S0me 5000 yardmen apd train n e unvel'eg. here Sal-| Pp . + OLiChina, Then he called Russia y

elements of three Communist di-| . ints for derivation of the employees were ordered to start urday on the fourth anniversary Enfield, N. H, the worst of all the foreign devils : i 3 : visions, about 30,000 troops,| term “cheesecake.” Regarding |* five-day strike against those of the incident. | Their plane was attacked by a which have infested his ation launched an afensive toward Miss Fischer's passion, The Ar. | NS ats Sem, Tuesdar, 4 The monument, a simple white |Russian-made Yak fighter when Hrougn pe Septuries. Se 0 : ye nour & oo: Jublicity depart. The - Brotherhood -of ‘Railway marble. slab about five feet tall/the transport unknowingly has stolen more than -any open Regain Lost Ground lover of cheese since Arg Trainmen settled a dispute not will be put up over their common crossed a small strip of Yugo- |enemy.,

i " connected with the nationwide is- grave in Arlington National Cem- | slavian territory while en route, The delegate for India, Sir PRs iF aie Be ace Hood. to he a hig piece of cheese sue. It accepted a 10-cent-an-hour etery. [from Vienna, Australia, to Udine, {Bengal Narsing Rau, was unable | the initial impact of the Commu- oe irate err mre se | WB RE inCrEase from the Baltimore | The victims were Capt. Richard Italy. to get anywhere with his new! nist offensive bounced back late C 47 Crash es Kills & Annabolis Raliroad and called yesterday and regained most of| o ’ off- a strike which was set for| the lost ground. Today's big/Child and 4 Others this morning. counter-attack forced the enemy ‘ral. AFL meat cutters accepted an

BAN JOSE, Costa Riea, Aug. 18 11-cent hourly general wage in- , ( . 1 ( YMC YRR( ) A DA Y — 9. 0 rt back. op 010 W . gi in a pretty good posi-|(UP)—An American C-47 trans-icrease offered by Swift and ; Shop. Colonial 7 ! LL 01o5

tion in the Pohang area” Gen.(port plane crashed in this city|si8ned a contract covering 5000 : 1 Douglas MacArthur's 1an!yesterday, wrecking two houses| OTkers in 12 Swift plants across g ps _ ww» ~ > in Tokyo said. “The snarl isigng killing five persons, includin, the Country. getting untangled and if looks Band) maining O10 ou an olive our ea n better every day.” a child who was playing in the ore miners and non-striking steel- : He sald American planes were rt, workers abandoned picket lines

using the Pohang airfield as an| Authorities here identifeid the which had paralyzed the Tennesemergency landing field although victims of the crash as Maj. Rob-|see Coal, Iron and Railroad Co.

it is mot yet back in general op- ert Swendley, Sgt. Owen Bickford, to Vote on a proposed settlement erational use, Francisco Alvarado, Donato|of their four-day old strike. Pro em conomica ‘a 0 onia - Quiros and a little girl named| More than 140 telephone equip- § sf’ [Maria Rodriguez. Home addresses ment workers walked off their ‘Gentleman-Thief [Mais Rodrigues. Home address ot or aorta at Wore

: able. Plectrie Co. in St. Louis. Officials J Hunted in Jewel i, cau, on loan to the Iter a CD. Orman lo os Whether you need a oul stove or an x ol heater COLONIAL offers you a American Geodetic Institute, had Workers sald the men were proLosses on Riviera flown hers from Guatemala. It|testing lack of progress in nego- : splendid selection of styles, sizes and prices. “twas taking off on tha return flight tiations tn New York for & new Kk —— = . NICE, Francs, Aug. 18 (UP)— wheniterashed. =~ contract. | _ a Jewel Tobbery in two weeks ‘along the swank Riviera TT coast sent police rechecking ow Beauty En Route to Join, previous thefts today on the

Fiery Hist a gevtiomen “raffles” | Perhaps Wed, King Farouk

Mig tH 1" varond at Soro ral, Jevels| Egyptian Ruler at Swank French Spo; ru dl Bh "KING-O-HEAT Sunday or Monday from the Interest in Entertainer Causes Gossip ey

Cauties villa ot % Parls architect,| DEAUVILLE, France, Aug. 18 (UP)—Narriman Sadek, beaut 1 oF Coal Heater Deluxe 8 ational society's fy, 17.year-old Egyptian, was believed en route to Deauville today mi 5 Jt

losses long the Riviera to nearly ys join, and perhaps marry, King Farouk of Egypt.

The architect and his wife, Fouad El Masri Pasha, as ‘King Farouk prefers to be known oe 3 Qs:

“Buy on Colenial's Convenient Payment Plan

> during his “incognito” sojourn in France, arrived at this fashionable Madame Jeanne D'Arraujo, prom-| watering resort on the French Atlantic Coast last night with his nt Cannes and Paris socialite, royal attendants in a caravan of were away from the villa. seven Cadillacs.

aa ou Yen Cadlliaes. - capoctel Imprisoned’ Girl

oE t o fe EER g ut Livi Finds Supermarket RIE coc tar tp

‘American socialite, to seek more incognito several days ago. She Li k ‘p di RA eral rooms cory and warm. Top information how jewels reported |caught King Farouk’s fancy in LIK@ Fara ise’ | i feed, with brick fined firebo stolen from Madame Fisa Schia-|{Fgypt last year and ‘subsequent- . ; 1 ' R relia, parelll, Paris fashion designer,|lY broke off her engagement to a] BOSTON, Aug. 18 (UP)—At : Pod 4 Fire will burn 18 hours without returned up later in her own pos-|YOUNg Egyptian employed with first it frightened 4-year-old Rose . > A roe 8 : : session. United Nations. ‘Marie Ball to be locked in the yf ill fueling. 100Ib. coal capacity: Up.

Another Riviera jewel robbery, While the portly monarch re big supermarket all alone, and

eres p3E Preval Se of ‘a Rr a oes Pr CE gs : "ol fH ig” “poredlain.” : Senator, The loot was 8 valued at King's acquaintance with an While some 300 persons gath-| A > ; : __85700, __|tertainer already on the scene. ered at the broad windows, un-\§f iu ntl : Has Intricate Movement able to enter, Rose “{arie ate 5- 5 : No Charge For Wh y hi A mn inanas and threw the peelings a : en rour C ild In another room in King Fa- the floor. She broke into the tce| ; Standard Heater Insulation {rouk’s hotel, lithe Samia Gamel, cream and gorged herself. She g Starts fo School | Egyptian dancing girl, practiced | chewed grapes and giggled, |

. {the intricate movement of the throwing some to. Ski ‘her @ Parents—as well as ehil- “Virgin of the Nile” dance which! g PPY:

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