Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1951 — Page 3

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China 3000 Planes London Doubts Troops Mean Intervention By HAROLD GUARD

Unted Press Staff Correspondent

At Red ‘Iron Triangle’ |

Column Reported Able to Fight |

In Own Perimeter Indefinitely |

TOKYO, Friday, Apr. 6 (UP)—A self-contained American arm-| ored column drove eight miles into North Korea Thursday ahead|

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miles north of the border. divisions and a British brigade. | Intelligence eS td today, 3 ANA TOKCHON Povabry conference about a destatation hy Speaker Sam Rayburn that events nels 'n horses Dispatches described the tank|They were moving on a 42-mile| ed EE a of troops on SM AIRBLA AN = 1 shaping up in Korea may e

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3 | Mr. Truman commented thag point of carrying out its original everyone. force capable of pulling into ite) Canadians, Australians, Greeks. ded to protect the Soviet's| — Nt MRR" AF ~~~ !longest in the front lines, the S€C- Mr, Rayburn is a truthful man. purpose. . » a0 Tan ae the Be fini An Sryfany ey | Fecklessly exposed” eastern flank) 7 RMN Et ONS AN ee | retary said. 'Reporters then asked him about| Apparently this referred to the it, ih he enemy indefinitely without, C d t G t Tather than intervene In Naren: EYP YONG Y ANG > | He said the pian will be started], DE eiorion Dy. Chairman Tomjoriginal U. 8. intention of liberate ee 3 Otes : Dane nt | ee vw NN on a compalalvey Sma (D. Tex.) of the Senate ing Korea from the Communists - In ils Slasping Orive, ori By anadaa 10 ree |munist China a strong tactical air| 4 \ K0QJO {and will be accelerated gradually |COPTAIIY. (D.C Committee that and to the policy of staving off 33 Soacing Sho the heart off i (force to support her expected) SA \ until it reaches about 20,000 in-| : ; reef for the Reds’ “iron triangle” eve Auriol Today PPO © \ {there will be no major war thigs/general war by building up de~

|spring offensive, the. British said. ®

ment endéd a seven-day good- nese homeland and bombing Falds > | will tour of the United States last on its railways would quickly reRed Cross Group | night when he boarded the pri- duce Communist China to impoHarlan J. Hadley, chairman of | vate train of Canada’s Governor- tence. the Indian lis Red C " _{ General, Viscount Alexander, in| In such circumstances, Gen.| 2 Indlanapo)’s Re TOSS chap New York, |MacArthur added, Soviet inter-| ter has announced that Dr. J. S.|

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WY He thought ¥ the bulk of an estimated 500.000 OTTAWA, Ont, Apr. 5 (UP)—| , Washington reports said Gen. \ RN this level can be reached by early > co jfengive right. ¥. . 3 ): Bed Communists are massed for 2 The-CaWhdian government rolled Douglas MacArthur has been SARIWON SAN 4 ; summer, _ Peace Is Keynote ln . fk $ » under. arrest proposed spring offensive. | out a 300-foot red plush carpet in 8iven full authority to bomb Man- HORWON S/R KUMNW ONJ ‘But he'added that it will depend The President sald he hopes City Faci ng Boss : ; #0 Coy ret Massive flights of Allied war- Union Station: today {of the ap \churian bases if Communist air A) xy Ty not only on the arrival of re- there never will be, He added that! 9 ecked at two Planes ranged ahead of the tanusylinion Siation toqay 16 AI" attacks increase in Korea. Nn soihes \ - pes placements from the United the” democracies are working to Rule, Ober Warns 5 spreading destruction amongirival of French President Vin-|*" Gen. MacArthur was quoted as = NED EAR MUNSA 77 Sttes in Korea but on the inten- achieve that goal—peace. | 1 5 ¥ Was afrested troop concentrations and clogged cent Auriol. : saying, in an interview published = PEE NTIIS Ehuncnon | sity of the fighting. | Mr. Rayburn, addressing the ndianapolis is facing- the 2 fth-floor TOON supply roads within the buildup, Mr. Auriol, the first’ French here today, that United Nations 1 —————————————— [House during draft debate yester- danger of domination of City Hall ¥ 1, 317 N. %ii- ares. : | president to pay a state visit to forces could defeat the Chinese ih \ J 1 nH Yy C icted 42: created war jitters ifi some by a few “political bosses,” Ceri} § . Firemen ~aid Sweepingsteadily forward be- the Dominion, was expected to Reds easily if the United Nations Ee 0 : oung Convicte quarters by saying troops, apPar-'s (y) oer, Republican. candie i urned and the hind the~armor were four Amer-|appeal in twe public addresses would “take the wraps off” his ~ WAR MAP FOR TODAY—Ali iden bridgehead oss ently Russian, are massing In| ate for Mayor, charged in .a& : d. fcanédivisions, two South Korean | for all-out Canadian support for command. A i : —Allies widen bri ge Sa acr $ In Morals Case Manchuria and that the. nation yor, rge n.a i Wis Stated (the defense of Western Europe. = He also was quoted as saying 38th Parallel to 25 miles with the depth at some points sing 15 4 yonn Donovan Young, 34, of may be on the threshold of World speech last night. } him asleep on Battersby to Head The head of the French govern- that a sea blockade of the Chi-| miles. Tank-tipped patrols stab at the Chorwon-Pyongyang-Kum- |155¢' Nr Gladstone Ave. was con- War IIL | “If we are going to have good 4

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haw triangle (cross-hatch area), where, Gen. Douglas MacArthur reports, some 500,000 Reds are massed for a spring offensive. Large shaded double arrows show where reinforcements have been spotted on their way to the triangle. Up in Manchuria "'non-Chi-nese’ Reds are reported mobilizing.

vention was. improbable. Battersby is chairman of the new

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Troops in Korea

Support of Defense Mobilization Effort More Needed Now Than Ever Before, He Explains

By United Press WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 (UP)—President Truman said today he

Time ih Battle To Fix Preference WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 (UP)--|

|effort is more necessary now than ever before.

Mr. Pace said the first combat The President's remarks were evoked by questions at his news

veterans sail from Korea about!

Preference . normally will be

beginning of World War IIL.” . cause the country is nearing the

given to those who have served

dividuals a month,

Mr. Truman said he would not city government in the next four the delinquency of a 16-year-old/comment directly on that. Then|years, our first objective should. his penalty at $500 and costs fine Rayburn’s truthfulness. {Mayor and City Councilmen be and 30 days in jail. | The President went on to say entirely free from political domi= Young was charged with hiring that the danger of another world nation and dictation,” he told & the girl as a prostitute in the conflict is as great now as it ever group of Republican voters in his North Side Health Clinic at 2351/has been. Speaking generally, he headquarters, 403 Ober Building,

c= War Jitters Hit Capital KEYSER, W. Va. (UP) _ 'agreed it was unlikely that Rus-| ar 1 ers i api “a

'N. Meridian. The “massage par- said he believes the Far Eastern Mr. Ober is opposing Judge Alex

in Municipal i + : .< Sila was planning to invade -Ko- lor” was raided Sept. 23, after a crisis is as bad as it was when |Clark for the GOP mayoralty on. : Blood Service Medical Advisory Mayor John C. Freeland was... ".. % inated by House lhigh school t > ized/the Korean War was started nomination in the May 8 primary, c itt fined $1 for illegal parking here, ol n a $f 0 g ool teacher recognize ry ) eT aa OlniILee, » after city councilmen ordered po- SPéaker Sam Rayburn in Wash- 5 {the girl and told police she was June 25. ready, certain designing SENT HOME Other members of the commit-/|. = tag his car as a result of ID8ton yesterday. . : . . I Yiere Withholds Details {minority groups are plotting to o small? Sell tee are Drs. C. G. Culbertson, Paul |, “puoi at oumont during a coun-| MT Rayburn warned that non- Expect Enlightenment on Situation The 10-359 {Hal was one.of the! \set their hand-picked candidates ngtime is the J. Fouts, Frank B. Remsey, Fred- cil session Chinese troops—presumably’ Rus- id . I N C f longest. in Tuvenile Court history. | The President would not dis-jjnto. positions of responsibility at st price. List eric W. Taylor, Hugh K. Thatcher | _ a sian—were massing in Manchuria In Presidentia ews Lonrerence : : :

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Jr.. and Don J. Wolfram. bo XS The committee will assist the Red Cross on medical aspects of the new program resulting from the opening of the Defense Blood Center early in May. BERMUDA'S oldest and most noted industry is the growing and exportation of Easter lilies.

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{situation at his news confer |today. Worried About Planes The State Department also {reported worried about an

in Manchuria.

into the Korean battle. Informed military sources {that Gen. Douglas MacArthur

|were massing in {above the Korean border,

lall Chinese’ Communists. burn, in saying war was cl

ing President Truman.

‘How to Stop War’

‘To Be Speaker's Subject

at Indiana University. Dr. A. P. Lerner, visiting

| fessor of economics from Roose- | velt College, Chicago, will speak

|on: “How to Stop the War.”

$1000 In Rings Stolen | Mrs. Theodore Steele, 25, E.

| 59th St., today reported to police

that three diamond rings, va |at $1000, were stolen when

| house was broken into yesterday

during her absence.

{rupted in the House by Mr. Ray{burn after he came from a White House military briefing yesterday. He told the House that troops Manchuria, |

[that they weren't, by any means,

One Senator who declined to be | named indicated that Mr. Ray-{

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jmated 500 to 800 Red planes based Officials feared that all-out war might re-| sult if the planes were thrown

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[full authority to hit Red bases in| {Manchuria in event of a big air] attack on United Nations forces!

in Korea. | Administration opponents said! » (the crisis was bogus. They said it was manufactured to help shove a controversial draft bill} through Congress. The draft debate was inter-

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than at any time since World| - War II ended, was virtually quot-

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The jury deliberated five hours SUS® in detail how serious he con-|City Hall,” he said.

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to be. But he said the possibility . {has arisen frequently since World Minute Men Flags Jeffersonville Quarte re

Young previously had been con- | or bh victed of keeping ‘a house of ill He said the country faced thelmagter Depot will Teceive = SS

fame. He served 10 days in jail] : ; danger of major war at the time! io Man flag from the Tre

German airlift, when it| an appeal in Criminal Court 2. 1,104 Greece and Turkey against Department in ceremonies at JefSponsor Card Party

|the Communists, in Iran, and inifersonville tomorrow. The flag is Sahara Grotto Auxiliary will |

|Korea. awarded in recognition of more The United States, he continued, (than 90 per cent employee par. sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. must carry out its defense proTuesday at the clubhouse, 4107 E. gram. He said this is more neces-

{ticipation in the payroll savings Washington St. isary now than ever before be-

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STRAUSS SAYS: TOMORROW.

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