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; The “Afr Angel” of Butler Unl-| i versity’s Air Force ROTC will be | selected tomorrow by the Butler Fifteen co-eds, ¢hosen by campus organizations, will Sampets {for the title,

Evidence Hints Yanks Shot on Stretchers; Chaplain Believed Found

STACKHOUSE, United Press Staff Correspondent » Korea, Oct. 5—1I¢t looksd like just another heap of

t when you looked closer, you saw the blackened metal frame poking out of the top covering of ashes and unburned

iler Independent Students Assos iclation; Miss Valera Hume and A Miss Janey Bettle, Pi Beta Phi; | Miss Betty Wilson and Miss: /And underneath, you discov- -1by an enemy advance. {Paula Baumgartner, Kappa Alpha ered, were still more bodies, each! Thers they found a group of | Theta; Miss Marilyn Downey and on a stretcher. Some you could South Koreans putting earth oyer Miss Jeanette Samsen, Zeta Tau/still recognize as human remajns. a carelessly strewn ‘pile of bodies Alpha; Miss Joan O'Neill, Misy Others were just black ashes, {and stiff, blood-stained stretchers | ay Sue Jacobs and Miss Joy: ying between stretcher frames. Sure of Bodies Bernard, Delta Gamma; Miss) EF Seven Bodies { We will go into the grave sa

Connie Boldman and Miss Verna soon as we can,” an officer said.| Buschbaum, Alpha Chi - pers were Seven Bodiay_ shia. “However, we are sure these are and Miss Billie Lou Carpe r 8 ar-diting of De conaees the bodies of the chaplain and the and Miss Mary Jordan, Delta, om atrocity wounded men he stayed with to Delta Delta. | attend.” Miss Barbara Hinkle was the! i gop a. Soi ot Hamp: Accompanying the party which first Butler “Air Angel” last year. registration officer, took me to, found the graves was one of the

19th ee bhle-strewn LOOK FOR WHAT YOU WANT the scene—the ru § Who was with the lin The Times Classified Want yard of a Iwo-sory building atl, others on the day (Ads. That's where the latest TheI0% STPOF wimets this He Is 2d Lt. Calvin W. Birmloffers in real estate, used cars, oll Sout} KR pean rr aa he Ingham of Reno, Nev., who was merchandise and Jobs appear sald. “We haven't touched tl |a first SeTgenat at the time.

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apparently were on a %-ton truckiwhat had happened. knocked out when the 24th Di-| vision was driven out of Taejon in. He said he had been wounded i two months ago. n the leg. He said he was the “It looks like they just shot nt man who got out giive and them dn the stretchers, piled them 514 me he saw the Gooks shoot

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program for employees. W. C. Christensen, Elf Lilly & |Co., will preside, following a dinner for association members and! |guests In the Spink-Arms Hotel.

Three Indianapolis wo oh cities. Big savings on Family Holl the 634 annual meeting of the or sions coll Bliey 4381 or American Institute of Accounts . ’ yon Null ages,

up and threw coal on the pile tthe chaplain down as he was e bodies,” Lt. Boll sald. kneeling to give the last sacra- | liprobably were still alive {ment to one of the boys. He said fire started.” Lt. Boll | [the chaplain didn’t even look up

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