Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1951 — Page 6

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relentless “killer attacks” of the Adjournment !

#. 8th Army. Planes Strike at Supplies In the air, planes destroyed or damaged a record-breaking 1121 Communist trucks ferrying supplies and reinforcements to the front during the past 24 hours. United Nations jets also screamed up and down “MIG Alley” in northwest Korea for the

TOKYO, Sept. 28 (UP) — Gemreral of the Army Omar N, Bradky, America’s top military man, and Charles E. Bohlen, its No. 1 Russian expert, ar"rived In Tokyo today. They “will discuss with Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway the Korean ceasefire situation and the possibility that full-scale war might erupt.

fourth straight day daring Communist : planes to come out and fight. No clash had been reported up to a late hour today, but Allied jets had destroyed or damaged 26 Communist jets in the previous three days at a total cost of one United Nations plane shot down and three The 5th Air Force jets fought three air battles with MIGs Thursday, but in only one did either side score any hits.’ Two Communist and one American jets were damaged. The American plane reached its base safely. The west-central front above Seoul flamed into with sharp Communist attacks north

Charon 13 miles to the north- 5 . : ans of Reds 8 arnt waar 70 [1050 SKIPPEL- US

United Nations ‘A Tragedy’

men — lashed out against the United Nations line above Yon- . chon latesyesterday and the battle d | still was going on early "today. ¥ The Allied line was reported But J t Ww it

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Schricker vicker Cal Ww. South Bend and Evans-|

ville temperatures only dropped to 43.

nation shivered in frosty weather today as a huge mass of cold air —extending from-the Rockies to| {the Appalachian Mountains — |pushed eastward. The frigid air was centered in| [South Dakota, where Rapid City | land Huron both registered ‘lows | of 28 degrees. Across the border | (in Canada it dipped down to zero | at White Court, Alberta, yester-

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than one hour during any session of the current special term. The Governor labeled the House action “a walkout on the taxpayers of Indiana.” 1 He said apparently the taxpay-| ers will have to suffer for the, “ill-considered action of the ma- |s jority party.” Referring to the adjournment! and the manner in which it was! so quickly done, the Governor asserted: “If that is democracy I don't | i understand it. It is more like a The cold mass, which invaded | dictatorship in Indiana.” the United States from i] Democratic Senate Leader Leo was creeping eastward about 25] Stemle also joined the discussion miles an hour and was expected with newspapermen, saying: to rout the comparatively balmy ‘Fight for Control temperatures along the Atlantic “This is not a fight on the wel- seaboard. fare issue. It is a fight to see] Except for parts of Washington who will control the Republicaniand Oregon, clear skies covered Party.” imost of the nation. Some snow The House Democratic Leader, fell in upper Michigan. Hugh Dillin, said, “This is just] The weathermen said the cold| another attempt by Cale Holder, front had brought temperatures Bill Jenner and Gene Pulliam to|lower than normal throughout control the Republican Party.” most of the nation. In South Mr. Holder is state GOP chair-{Dakota, where temperatures were man, Bill Jenner is Sen. Willam!in the 20's, the normal low for| E. Jenner, and Gene Pulliam is|this time of the year is 38-44. 1 Eugene Pulliam, publisher of the! Violent winds which preceded Star and News. the cold front and caused 12 Gov. Schricker said he will can-|deaths in Wisconsin, Michigan and cel plans to attend the governors’ (Illinois roared northward, the conference in Tennessee because weather bureau said. They were of this latest development in the repqrted today east of James Bay,

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