Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1950 — Page 9

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Security Is Problem for Units In Britain During ‘Phony Peace’ By WILLIAM McGAFFIN, Foreign Co de: : MANSTON AIRFIELD, near Margate, England, Oct. .

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burn with crippled American bombers sliding back to belly land after wounding raids on - Germany and is now scorch- Chur hi Advised ing as overseas perch for C es | American jet fighters. Security always is a problem in I “peacetime, even phony peace such ep as > oy enduring now. It's ade doubly so here by the fact * that a public highway Yi right Must Change With. through this base. Officers of the] Times, Leader Says U. 8. 20th Fighter-Bomber group Row operating out of here have ,, Cl iCACO; Oct. 14 (UP)—Prottried to get the British author. tant churches are losing out in FR LN ities to close the highway to the large metropolitan a ess becuse pate ma public but without any luck. |wuy nee, fall Keep Deni Le Pelena or foe can see the F-84's | minent de : ong 8 ak | x Fudan i oo the ilo Dr. Samuel C. Kincheloe of Chi-| | = W& ~ A Fone ty field. And so security is a worry | C280 Theological Seminary made| ki. i? $a 8 Gatos with us—a constant worry an gq the assertion in an address to the Plioto by Henry E. Glesing Jr, Times Staff Photographer. not just a temporary worry in | Jahepasy Home Mission Con- Nurse Lt. Evelyn Duerk, on duty at the U. S. Army Hospital, connection with special exercises. | erence ey the mod ity | Camp Atterbury, checks the pulse of Pvt. Dominick Giacobello, At present there is a big aerial |) pu has 5 tendency arn hwy one of the first patients in the recently reactivated hospital. If test of Britain's defenses going on, y,warqd ‘the outskirts. As a result, Nis facial expression is a reliable indicator, Pvt. Giacobello doesn't know. n a2 Exescist Emperor. |he said, there are “graveyards” mind medical care. . I came down here to watch our, pf Tienes inthe center of most) ® ¥ fea take part 1m the exercise and "5, ie a cnurenes MENGES Khan's Hordes— earned for the first time that the have failed to adjust t . British are guarding for us with o.oo... 0 ad} ® many ’ o long-fanged, trained-to-kill police whicn ne listed as: What's Left—Move Again 0gs. | Mobility of residents. Deo OE mes fighters| The growing concern of the 700 Descendants of Mongolian Terrorists going {government for the social wel- ip: ’ : : arrived over here last July. They fare 'of the people. Plan ‘Final’ Migration to Paraguay San $ Some Le In| The “vertical organization” of FRANKFORT, Germany, Oct. 14 (UP)—The remnants of the sion—to bolster Britain's defenses | 2oCiety In which a man may know! descendants of Ghenghis Kahn's Mongolian hordes are about to | during the cold war and get ex- | Others in his profession or group depart forever from Europe—the continent they terrified .in the] perience in flying on this side og Put lack broad acquaintance. | 13th century. | the war in case the cold war, Dr. Kincheloe said churches! This time it will be a retreat with honor—to Paraguay, South turss hot : ." |could continue in an active role America. . | Airplanes are hard things to DY serving the people in their| In contrast to their former| guard and it would be a definite] mediate vicinity. For instance, | thousands, only 700 remain to-| “home,” less. than one-third are A i ats oe he said, churches in rooming day as a group. {believed to have made it. could knock off these expensive| DOUse areas should take particu-| These remaining descendants; Today's remnants are descendchickens. {lar note of young people living|of Ghenghis Kahn—known as|ed from Kalmucks who were unTh are two ways an attempt there. | Kalmucks—have been living in able to join their brethren on ’ Fanatical local For the most part, he said, they displaced persons’ camps In Ger- the voyage because of floods. Communists might try. to sneak |r from rural areas and need | many since the war. During the Bolshevik revoluup and destroy them. The dogs, | church contacts. He stressed the | The International Refugee Or-(tion they fought with the White plus an armed guard, are here to Value of small group meetings ganization solved the problem of Russians and many fled Into ruard against this. The dogs are| Where such young people could|their future by finding some exile when the Bolsheviks won. so vicious I've been particularly discuss religion and its place in| business men in Asuncion, Para- The Soviets exiled thousands to warned about moving around the| their lives. |guay, who promised the Kal- Siberia. During the last 30 years field after dark. “It's awful easy {mucks enough land to reébuild|the refugees scattered all over { their communal life, {eastern Europe until the Nazis Seek “Final Home” | reunited them by sending them

tell me.

Fear ‘Pearl Harbor’ “I don’t even get out of my) jeep when I'm checking the base! after dark,” says the officer of the day. Or there might be an attempt

to lose an arm or a leg,” Sey, S. Raises Duty

On Chinese Eggs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (UP)— President Truman, has signed a proclamation which, in effect, will boost the duty on dried eggs from Communist China 10 cents. a

The move also will affect im-

Our answer to this is to disperse port duties on a host of other

10 when you see this from above,” pilots tell you—and to maintain some of our jets always on the alert with guns loaded ready

less controversial Chinese products ranging from firecrackers to pickled duck eggs.

Removing Cat Halts

to go up and fight off the invaders Car's Screeching Noise

the moment they get the warning.

8ST. CLAIR, Mich. (UP)—Ells-

a Russian attack might take. The Worth Bahr noticed a strange

American jet fighters based in(Plack and gray cat.

away, it's pretty certain the boys here at Manston would have some, warning of it. | And all they need is time, enough to get those F-84s in the air |

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NEW YORK, Oct. “¢ (UP)— Declines predominated in a mixed | and moderately active situation for stocks traded on the New York Curb Exchange this week.| ‘Western Maryland 7 per cent 1st preferred dropped around six points following announcement of the road's recapitalization plan. Under this plan, dividends on the] 1st preferred stock would . be eliminated. Long Island Lighting Co. issues turned irregular late in the week after early strength. 'vhen|

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Pullman Gets Order

For 90 Trolley Busses BOSTON; Oct. 14 (UP) — The] Metropolitan Transit Authority here today announced that it has| placed an order for 90 trolley! coaches with the Pullman Stand- | ard .Car Manufacturing Co. of Worcester. ; | "The order, it was pointed out,! is subject to escalation either up| or down based on materials, labor

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A preliminary group of about! {100 young men will leave for Paraguay this month. They willl start to convert the 9000 acres of land to be turned over to them southeast of Asuncion into; what the Kalmucks say will their “final home.” For almost five centuries the Kalmucks wandered from place to place without a home. Their difficulties under the

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Cotton Men Shy At Credit Controls}

NEW YORK, Oct. 14 (UP)— Cotton futures declined in a mod-|

erately active market today on| Czars were tremendous, Catherine... selling generated by fears

of price controls.

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