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60,000 Troops (Continsed From Page Leaving by Sea (Continued From Page One) | 100,000 Chinese troops on .the northeast front, pia €rimy, cold and disgusted, bat-tle-weary men of the U.S. 1st Marine, 34 and 7th Divisions and South Korean and Capitol Di-!: visions were shuffling slowly up the gangways of transports and landing craft in Hungnam harbor. | It was believed at least some! of the units would be landed at! Allied-held ports south of the 38th Parallel to reinforce the 100,000United Nations army in its coming battles with an estimated Chinese invasion army of 1 million men. . : :
‘Some 10th Corps units had retreated nearly 200 miles to reach Hungnam. The South Korean! Capitol Division made the longest withdrawal, from point north of! Chongjin, 180 miles up the northeast coast and only 40 miles from the Soviet Siberian frontier. The U. 8. 7th Division pulled back 110 miles from Hyesanjin on the Yalu River-Marchurian border. The 1st Marine division battled nearly 60 miles through
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. " " , Operative Plasterers In{fy. Marine and Navy airmen) stocking and a card from Dad, Lt. Ted Westervelt, on Ann's | mI pi keep constant lg oc-| mantle, courtesy of the VFW post, "Shopping" while Dads fight- | lernatioual Aswn Loui casionally diving to strafe small’ ing in Korea is its special Christmas project.
enerny groups spotted in hills 20 = miles from Hungnam. AA: Destroy Some. Gear | er Lmps There was no immediate indi-! x : cation whether today’s Chinese
Cora, jroads were closed because of high; a Ind water. | 1 , Ind. LL... There was little change in the A ranlly Fucod 193201 flood situation during the past n memory. of Mabel...
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i * » attack on the samnung une. HOOSIOLS A ain Bureau survey. nam defense perimeter was the River was falling slightly at From Eight Friends, forerunner of a possible full-| [Terre Haute, but was rising at _ Beech Grove, Ind. ...., scale attempt to chew up the * Freezing Rain, Snow Vincennes. The Ohio River on In memory of Lois Belle withdrawing United Nations : {the southern border was still at| Gufke .......... sesnas forces. Make Roads Slick [flood stage and many low areas Beta Mu Club ......... Allied troops and equipment| (Continued From Page One) | Were under water. In memory of Bertha M. were being loaded aboard Arans- i Motorist { Transportation facilities were! Harvie ............... ports along docks and piers that urries, Motorists were urgsd to ,weq somewhat in the city, but Mrs. John Murray ......
escaped Allled bombing raids/2vold nonessential driving. all regular runs were being made, In memory of our Mother earlier in the war. One concrete| Cloudiness with continued snow Indianapolis Railways, Inc. re-. and Dad .. pier alone was capable of dock-| flurries ‘apd freezing rain was ported. Interurban busses were oO. Ww. sesssessensasennes ing eight ships simultaneously. predicted for most of the state, TePorted on schedule, although No Name ......eovvesss Other ships can be run through Weather Bureau forecasters saw S0me were delayed by BHeK Toads IK. M. Bo ...vuiincsvesss the dredged harbor directly to a low temperature of 18 to 20 de- 4Uring the early hours. the seawall along the harbor-igrees tonight in the Indiénapolis Snow in Lafayette front. Flat beaches on both sides area. In the extreme northwest-. The northwestern part of the : of the dock area are available ern area, a low of 10 was seen state was reported blanketed with DIRECT DONORS for landing ships. {possible. The mercury climbing two to four inches of snow early Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Americans are taking with!to the high 20s in the south. today, and snow was falling as! them as much equinment as pos-! far south as Lafayette. True Color Photograph gible and burning or wrecking the Secondary Roads Hit | In the Indianapolis area and Studio ........c.uvvss rest. For the past three days,| The State Highway Department southward, a freezing drizzle Residents of Minnadon fires have burned throughout the joined state police in warning of plagued early-morning motorists. Trailer Park, Speed. beachhead as troops destroyed icy highways throughout most of Windshields were filmed with ice, nonessential of equipment.
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1.00 Prior to Christmas on pouch alll ate shutdown in Chic
The President sent Mr. Hebert a copy of his Thanksgiving proc-| -/lamation calling on all citizens to di | “offer thanks to’ God for his gra~ 30.00 cious guidance and help” that should take care of it. 25.00 His letter, dated Dec. 7, said: | “I am extremely sorry that the 10.00 sentiments expressed in your let- forced 5.00 ter were not thought of before 10.00 Nov. 7, when the campaign in minal 2.00 your state, Utah, North Carolina, tr ¢ 1.00- lllinois -and Indiana was carried hour-and a half late. 1 3 presses on in a manner that was as low, ‘as I've ever seen and I've been in|
ments and amateur radio op- *"" |erators discussed communications | eee problems in case of a statewide MEYERS WINS PAROLE Boyd ..... Feaiiassss La omgtoegeney,. ooo {~ THE MOST PRACTICAL Indi-—Maj, Gen. Bennett E. Meyers, 1 Child anapolisites are using : |Want Ads to sell, rent, swap, hire lie to a congressional committee, {and find. Turn to today’s classi- today was granted a parole ef-| way City ..... «+++ 2 Children fled columns and see for yourself fective Feb, 1. But when he steps nonremovable the state. Some secondary roads despite defrosters, and traction Mr. R. L. Savage ... 2 Children the variety of ways you can make out of jail he will be picked up | : Bob Jones ..i....... 3 Children money through The Times.
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: ie Fann "y 9 : , injure Lr a aT pe iw ; on its current strength. How- their President Gels Another Sizzling Letter {Continued Fioitt Page Dae) lever, it had 503.000 men last Jung Ad . . . 3 reserve members regular 130 before four National Guard dfIn Headlines and Advisers Get Busy military establishment following visions were called into federal traile) WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (UP)—Word seeped out of the White |, training period. (service and the draft was started. - The House today that President Truman's advisers have urged him to . i —p———————————— bound The Defense Department's addl| = Cl yaT TO SPEAK Wash | Even if he does, it will be somewhat like locking the barn tional quota for January and’ Clarence B. Caldwell, national whipp
i personnel director for Sears, Roe- .- The jnumber of men called for Army pyck and Co. will address the service since the draft was re- Indiana Chapter fo Se Society vived following outbreak of the for the Advancement of ManageKorean War. iment on the Severin Hotel Roof Defense and Army spokesmen tonight.
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The Soo Line reported a comago ter{minal operations. The Monon shut “down “100 per cent” here and at Hammond, Ind., a major’ isteel and oil center. oo Sporadic shutdowns on the In-! ana Harbor Belt cut traffic 50 per cent in the area surrounding and sald Gary, Ind, where steel mills were racing to retool and boost war production. The Pennsylvania Railroad was to consolidate several trains, using supervisors as ter-| train handlers. Other ains started out more than an Trt
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