Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1951 — Page 48
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Dust Turned to Crimson—
“Brifish Slash Massed Reds, Break Out of Steel Ring
By WILLIAM CHAPMAN United Press Staff Correspondent
WESTERN FRONT, Korea, Apr. 27—For three days the British regiment defied the Red mass assault on the Imjin River north-|
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safety of the American tanks. The exhausted Britons ran| Thirty-nine men had reached
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FT. BENNING, Ga. Apr. 27 FBI rector J. Edgar Hoover |lines. The ordeal was almost in the men were pulled up behind the (UUP)~-Army authorities said to- Pires a8 day two Ft. Benning soldiers were killed and another slightly in- Party is the core of a subversive yong » | : i F ~~ jured when their car rammed the movement more dangerous and {smack into the no-mans-lahd of a safety. Each one thanked him gide of a trailer truck loaded with more fanatical than any World testimony by Asst. Atty. Gen.
Chinese corpses piled up on the river bark. Dust turned 0 battle between American tanks personally for “saving my life.” steel early yesterday.
crimson mud from spilt blood of thousands, “We used 6000 rounds of artillery on the river—more than at El Alamein—but still they came,” ,’o; But they kept going |
said an officer of the Royal Gloucester Regiment. Food, water almost ran out. Each Tommy watch a 3 -mile area.
and ammunition
The fanatic Reds stepped over §'”
their dead and kept coming. They, succeeded in encircling the regi-
ment Wednesday. : » ’ Orders came down from 29th; Brigade commander Brigadier ] Thomas Brodie: %
I give you my permission to break out of your position,” # From the 1st Battalion of the Gloucesters came the brief reply: “We will try to do so, sir.” Fach company was told to do! what it could to slice through the Communist hordes on all sides. Capt. M. G. (Mike) Harvey of’ Portsmouth, England, decided quickly. Capt. Harvey (whose sister Mrs. J. Lockaby lives in Jonesboro, Ga.), had taken over only two days before as acting company commander during the commander’'s rest leave in Japen. “Every man must follow orders,” he said quietly. “We will not stop for wounded. If no one
panics, we can get out, First, does any man wish to surrender?”
No man wanted to “We will move north,” he said. The men stared in disbelief. The hordes had come from the north to surround them. Hundreds of thousands more were still believed there. Under cover of darkness, the company moved north. For the first three miles up the river valley the Tommies met only handfuls of surprised Reds. Foe Opens Up Capt. Harvey led his men north and then west. The Chinese finally spotted them trying to slip through and opened up. “Red troops fired on us from ‘both sides of the valley,” Capt. Harvey said. “It was the sort of thing that turns a man’s hair gray.” i The cornered men crawled. walked and ran 5'2 miles in less ‘than two hours. Their uniforms became rags, their faces black with river mud. They gashed themselves on rocks of the river
Dr. B. A. King, Anderson, Dies in Florida
Times State Service ANDERSON, Apr. 27—Thebody
of Dr. B. A. King, who died Wednesday in Miami, Fla., is being returned here for funeral services,
Dr. King, an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist, had practiced medicine here 30 years. Born in Indianapolis, he began the practice of medicine in Cicero. During World War I, Dr. King served as an officer in the Medi-, eal Corps. At the end of the late hostilities, he opened an office here. He was a member of St. Mary's Church, American Legion and Madison County Medical Society. Survivors include his wife, two sons and a daughter.
Charges Federal Power Group ‘Playing Footsy’ WASHINGTON, Apr. 27 (UP +~Sen. Alexander Wiley (R. Wis.) said today that the Federal Power Commission seems to be “playing footsy” with certain “private interests.” Sen. Wiley made the charge in a statement prepared for insertion in the Congressional Record. He attacked the Power Commission's
refusal to hear evidence on a complaint that natural gas rates of the Phillips Petroleum Co. are excessive. He said there is a ‘deep suspicion” iff the minds of the people of his state that some “smelling shenanigans” are behind the Power Commissioner's “legal hocuspocus.”
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“The chaps were magnificent,” | Both sides took them for enemy. Capt. Harvey said. “They did ev- Oak, Ind.. died three hours after| . Suddenly, the U. 8, tank com- erything they were told immedi- the accident in Ft. Benning Hos- propriations Subcommittee in tes- dangerous Communists in Capt. Harvey veered south in & mander recognized the bleeding, ately without question. Everyone pital. Also killed was Sgt. Alvin|iimony made public today that event of war between the final break toward the Allied tattered Britons. He held fire while of them deserves a medal.”
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