Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1950 — Page 17

sion x a ad THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Suddenly... 40BoyaFall Dog Guards Dead Companion Soldier's Diploma = «= =." Hanan and he hopes nobody ever

3 3 ° i : Now Lt. Hunter 1s Pack in Human Side | asks him te “dig up” his diploma : { es I groun {to prove he's a college graduate. Of War Is Hell ? INOT STRICKEN IN SPIRIT ¥ | Sheepskin Is left . | SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UP) —

Gls in Korea Fight Foe Who

Buried in Korea Stricken with polio which left her : . {right arm and both legs paralyzed, Cares Little for Life or Comfort

Nancey'A. Newlin has learned to do things ‘to make my own way.’

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Dec. 4 (UP)-—Most college

By FRED SPARKS al {graduates keep their diploma In She makes and sells colorful plaid : ; rae . wi WITH THE 10TH ARMY CORPS IN NORTH KOREA, o 0 “| |a frame on the living room wall| wool ‘scarves, using a hand Give them a Dec. 4 (CDN)—The commander of the west side forces, i - -{ [but Charles M. Hunter is difter- — Gen. Edward Almond — a tired, worried man ~— called re-| | =% ‘3 & 3 ent. Hi 1a buried two feet In the ;ARMSTRONG'S [) A J porters into his map-covered office (not 25 miles from the! | i: ‘ ¥ 5 |sround Somewhese in Korea. /i ASPHALT TILE ; nl teed scene of the skirmish) and reviewed our difficulties. He i} q : Lr unter, a f8-vear-old Army ) said: Ra : lieutenant from Sacramento, fin-| “ : : Br co i 5 S y ished his’ history course at Stan-| ’ : . . ifi 1 estimate three ATTIeS OnE MOPtaY rif d 5 # ford last January. A short time! ¢ i Qift Certi icate ortars, rifles and ammo on/| X 3 . i (more than 80,000 men). con-| {their backs, are pulling each other, | * “ 3 “ & {later he received his commission) J What better gift can front this 10th Corps, besides with ropes. Like mountain climb-| bo STN : jand was sent to Japan. ad y you give your loved one guerrillas, I am convinced. they ers they scale the peak. | 3 ; oe : Sis : | After commencement exercises aA than comfort and pleasare a resourceful, hard-hitting! They come to a lake only par-| g ws * 4 oF : {in June, his diploma was mailed | g b ) : ure of good vision? force, well supplied with ammuni- tially frozen, They wade, walst- | + y 4 i j (to him, but in the meantime Lt.| ' Was Come in ond tion, some artillery and mortars.” deep, across, risking fatal frost-| py Bed | Hunter landed in Korea as pla- | RUBBER LINOLEUM | ASPHALY Christ ; te get ao gift 2 = = : !bite. The wind stiffens, freezing] ’ Tn toon commar.der in a First Caval- 23¢ I5¢ Be i fue certificate toTHE HUMAN STORY: A com- their clothing. On the other side ow a. [ry ‘division regiment. oly ea. ap : E ev! Gr morrow. pany of Marines moves cautiously they make a surprise attack on al eS A | The sheepskin was forwarded | g9 THE | 9x9 TE ! 9x9 TLE elt i g - United States ar v Ss { J ! land Lt. Hunter received it one . — up the ridge, their heads parka e tillery position ? - : . covered. It's zero. Suddenly a and kill several GI'fin their sleep-| , ¢ | (day while dug in along the Nak-| JORDAN BROS. ; Eyes new Russian machine gun on INE bags. {tong River, Limited in what he : wheels (as good as anything Before dawn they re-cross the : {could carry, he buried the leather- | 333 W, Wash. St. Li-4685 : : Examined we've got) opens up. Forty boys Stream with their weapons and a r i {bound document by the river, ST fall into the snow, hit in a single Most of their wounded are left for pl gs : : 0 PROSPECT : { MA-01T3 sweeping burst. Sead. Sey rejoin hele oxcart on A stray dog stands guard over the body of a fallen com- | TELEVISION SHOW Every Night Office Hours GLASSES Te Color |- ; -—A-convoy of our trucks, load-! Y. aaybreak they are con- pation who was hit by an auto and killed at Charleston. W. Va. See These Models in Operation—Come in-and Compare Sets JEWELER : L.Xrall Color] ed with needed rations, leaves. cealed in the pimply hills Away { 9:30 0 S, from our searching airpower, | During his long vigil, the dog kept digging snow away from the If ® RCA Victor ® Philco ® Westinghouse : to 1 MN

this corps area and tools toward : : : bre ee Mg Bh lie | body as a heavy fall threatened to cover it. © Zenith ® Admiral ® Motorola 2 to 5:15 137 W. Washington St. CREDIT pockmarked road. They've got to, THE GENERAL SAID: “Be-|STAR STUDDED NAME , [SOLUBLE COFFEE UP TTT De Sh : ; go slow--the road is ice-coated. sides their main force they oper- DETROIT (UP)—A kindergar-} More than 10 per cent of the I LANE RADIO Dependable The first truck is clobbered by ate in groups or gangs... block-|tener at the Lincoln schocl insists coffee consumed in the United ms - " rvice rifle-automatic fire and the driver ing ‘roads and raiding outposts, his name is Peter Roy Rogers States is now marketed in soluble Suit You The Store. That Service fail tor 22 Yean dies at the wheel. It blocks the If one doesn’t succeed (at block- Arthur Godfrey Price. But he ferm, according to Encyclopedia 2828 E 10th Al. 1463 road. The rest of the drivers jump ing the road) another gang will answers to Pete. : Americana's 1950 yearbook. out, guns ready. They're cut down try it , . . they've infested our - ee ik — by guerrillas, dug into slit trenches combat area . ..” : 3 : on both sides. i ® = = 4.8 8 THE HUMAN STORY: —On! | THE GENERAL SAID: “Their chilly straw at battalion aid 20, a| | (Chinese) line of supplies is not/boy Marine rests, his hands band-| confined to roads. They are man- aged. his patrol—one edge of the hauled and carried by pack ani- frozen lake—was attacked and mals. . .)” overrun from several sides, In the 8.4 8 confusion of firing he fell to his THE HUMAN STORY: —At knees. Now he's a frosthite case. night a line of oxcarts crosses the — Jad walked at night| mountain trail, heavy with’ mili- through ‘a regimentai command tary tackle, At the edge of the post area well inside our lines. A rocky slopes it stops. Young, mus- dark form tossed a grenade, then cular Chinese wearing sneakers, fled. The lad was afraid to fire— he could see little and doesn’t

i : : ; Have Lunch Snack at want to hit a buddy. : . ave Lunch or a Snack a Sa wil. : Cl ist

® 7 Se H O P K N S THE GENERAL SAID: “The } . i‘ Marine air wing has made a vast 7 _ : b number of strikes in our area, ! ° } Loa comes ut once a year

i N. RN eaneYivania 3 St. . + + in closest support of ground, d}'troops . . . they made 27 strikes!

yon one tunnel, three-cuarters of : > : And with it problems many,

a mile long, filled with Commu-

GEIR jist amy usifie and Hope” |] Of what to give friends Jack and Dan,

| 6 | THE HUMAN STORY: A pilot] { Ng . : for of nidke: of has just expended his Dra : Joe-Michael James, and Denny.

ITV ULN CRY VoL | "hen the ground asks him to

help a company cross a bridge

bridge, allowing the crossing.

Acousticon | Mechanics work arouna tne | Just send each one a carton gay

{clock at ice-conditioned airstrips

18 N. Del. a Indpls. 4, Ind. | handling vital metal parts with : Of golden-mellow Sterling.

——— w=’ their bare hands, tearing

skin off. At one advance strip in|

PHATE ONLI |°, heah of the Marine oro Oh Sterling is the beer of choice

-v {gency airstrip as bullets drone i F h Ch . ie Ne § overhead. One worker drops hisi | . Vv < 3 ILA {shovel six times in one hour to| | oF appy nstmas gi ng ick up his carbine d take al | : . . ; yA Lk on the rite line. i For hospitality at home,

THE GENERAL SAID: “This, | And gracious family living. Bs Gi ; ot surge of superior forces has com-| | : ; ART . - ; ( : Be pletely separated the 10th Corps! : SER ry : Solve your gift problems and the 8th Army .. . this corps, | : : ; rs EB y : this easy, welcom? way... is prepared to fight in cohesive = ) :

NT manner under all : X 2 : : ) aH ¢ ; Give STERLING in the.

THE HUMAN STORY: The {Marine has been in the line al- . X : 4most continuously since the 4th Public spirited local mer- 'or November when his regiment chonts, as on expression of smacked into the first Chinese. gosdvil, wont oy po oe {He has slept under a roof four 5. lovely. Dasket. of git, (times and I'll tell you how: you have just moved to the city, oh They brought yo ingide a ore 0 New Mother or have just [heating tent with the beginnings) . moved to a new address within '¢ 5 rrogtnitten leg. It was slight- | the city. There's nothing to buy. ly blue. They let him warm up| No obligation. Phone your Wel- [for awhile in a tent—assigned to. come Wagon Hostess whose Iinits not directly under fire— ® phone is listed below and ar- * |ooai0q. his foot In lukewarm.

Merry Christmas Carton

range. to. receive these. gilts... luoter. nursed-it--back to--heaith.] CA-4528 ; {And now-—four nights later he’s; : : back’ in the line, He can’t sleepi ES Welcome Wagon lin his sleeping bag there, nights]

Tinety Soler, New York ® Memphis © Los Angels | since: Mpnday ail units in the _Yoronte _. line and most of them outside! PHONE TA. 279% [have been on 100 per cent alert. |

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