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Taft Backers [serena aver His Name's
TONSILLITIS JACKSON, 19, {of Ardmore, Okla. was in the
How to Become 1d! Court Customer (Think Senator
Harold Hartl | By Haro Hart ey Has the Jump ribbing ‘them. He told Chief Petty
EVER BEEN in federal court? : |Officer E. G. Old his mother had ! By United Pr la 8 . Here's an easy way to get there, as a customer. Ir, No a sore throat when he was born.
WASHINGTON, Nov. T—¥Eisen-| He added his brothers and sis-| It’s the profit on the new taxes. The OPS gave the Bower - for» President Sui ugiasts ters were. named Meningitis, Ap-| . : : : : oday viewe e General's final pendicitis, aryngitis, Jakeitis go-sign for a kick in your already bleeding shins. statement before returning to and Peritonitis. : The OPS allows the profit {Paris as a sign to go ahead with |
markup to go on after the tax is Snooze On plans to get him the 1952 Repun-| Here and There added. | I AM SURPRISED at what the lican nomination. | AN AIR FORCE plane battled So you pay a profit on the tax government thinks is news. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's which has nothing to do with the| The Commerce Department #ot Republican supporters regarded merchandise you are really buy- pretty excited over the rise in the his remarks at a news conference ing. sale of oil burners. as his first public indication that 2 a2» Said the Commerce Depart- pe js available for the GOP nomiA JOBBER FOR pens calleq, on h is pound-eved buiners, Ration next year, Boies, 4-month-old daughter of He said it wasn't right. He wasn't| #¢ 2. per sont more ofl wer, | However, some. Congressional sr Cr Bohol dalgine a2 selling taxes. He a sling and - cooking equipment, was Political tacticlans believed Sen.|tonio, died today in Southtown fountain pens. And What bus gee manufactured during August than Robert A. Taft of Ohio had a Hospital. had he collecting % Mo on 1he in July.” head start and that Gen. Eisengovernment's gouge? | Why the excitement? Isn't hower could get the nomination | He was a downsto-earth fellow. August always when people begin only by waging an open, aggres- safety committee members today.
llectors, so he to think of keeping warm the sive campaign. caught up on their reading, scourHe hated lax .co Plog 9 bale {ing newsstand books to determine
Antonio, Tex., and Chicago fire-| fen plowed through SNOW-COV-| ered streets to race a baby to a Chicago hospital. forts were in vain. Patricia
hated being one. |next winter? : | Mr. Taft's backers wer - “ ” 2 : | Snooze on, O' ship of state. {pected t i ©. X°lif their “sexy” covers we y worse # = & ; [pe 0 giscount Gen. Hisen-|iyap their contents. | HIS COMPANY had warned [no Boat {hower’s statement because it fell 2 al. him about charging the entire] far short of a flat announcement] THE TRUMANS attended a
increase to taxes. There's a law or. d You TERE Selling walls of candidacy such as Mr, “ Kk” says so in : you prove thalinags made, against it, “the boo it won't develop a leak in the Sect. 3325. I had it read to me. |aejjing? ‘The government doesn’t say a! The Upson Co. was smart about dealer may not tell what the tax [t, to assure customers that roof ¢; is. It says merely that he'd bet- x bathroom leaks. won't seap iq ter tell it straight, or get hauled ‘frough. ! Te oh 5 B {| They built a boat out of their
wall board. And in it they put, Here's the trouble zone. Watch , bathing girl, who y
it. If an item wholesales at $1'around a nd, dry as toast. ay stay here, he said he had not/erika for their work in aiding and has a tax of 15 cents. It's| Odd ay fo sell wallboard, in 2Uthorized anyone to speak for children of Greece. |
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Taft|concert by the New York Phil-| {harmonic Symphony Orebestral , |last night in Washington, D. C., What He Did Say sharing the presidential box with| ‘Taft lieutenants long have ques- Greek Ambassador Athanase Pooned whether Gen. Eisenhower litis. The concert was a benefit
tary status, and whether he is 4 children. The ambassador ex-| Republican. * " [tended to the first couple the
price with tax then becomes $1.15: x boat. -2im; and that he himself would Fqux Pas : declare himself on politics when r 8: 8 8 os {| ISABELLA WALKER got oor- and WHEN THE DEALER gets it Indoor-Outdoor PL If the time came 10 do 86. | yonyng mad when a fox at-
But at yesterday's news conhe takes his usual 100 per cent| PEOPLE WHO THINK a little,“ ° {tacked her in a Norristown, Pa.| markup, not on the $1 before tax get far more out of living. his’ ire Pact Tne tO! cemetery yesterday, biting her but on the entire $1.15 after tax.| Mos of us drag the lawn furni-\, ....,. 4 in Paris he said: 3T¥ hand and knee. The 65-year-old That makes it $2.30 retail, up| "¢ CONT ihe celfar Steps, or UDI WIf T bave fricnay oi have Woman pinned the fox to the 30 cents. jie. attic stems, ang let it gather, my friends so long that they, ground and stamped the life from Now when the customer comes] 2 ru {believe they know how I would, . 2 2 along and asks why the 30 cents, RUT J WAS IN a house which go- #09 react under given situa-| A CATTAIL caused a short the answer can very easily become makes its lawn furniture work Toa h at’s their own business, circuit in Irving Pinsky's car in a crime. {the year-around. terfere AVS never attempted to in- gt Paul, Minn., yestelday. Me2 = = | The family turned a basement . With’ any man in exercis- cnanics guessed the cat was IF THE DEALER just says.iroom into an artificial garden for =e 'S own privilege of an Ameri- pjaced on the car wiring by a “Taxes,” he’s in trouble. He's got 3 winter play room. : 2 Citizen” » ithief who stole the antifreeze! to let down his hair and tell all. go when they moved the out- B fen, Eisenhower supporters! out of the radiator. | That the tax is 15 cents and that side furniture in, it was right in avg set up a national campaign i he has doubled it. lits natural setting, with six Sreanimtion with headquarters in| | The OPS said he could take a/months more service each year. peka, Kas. to get the GOP, in ternal revenue Jaw says no ninting Ship Movements | ] that the 30 cents is all tax. | or United
markup on the tax, but the in- nomination for the five-star = » s i Some Comment | * __Indianapoli: tution, Gibral-|. Comments from leading Eisen- .
igeneral.
I'm mentioning this for busi- NX Sew. York Arriv. nessmen, It may save them their, New fot pe riutes American ' Pro- NOWer backers after the news MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUE day in court. |e a Tia Bhi Queen Mary. Cherbours: conference: Ridiard Palevich: % Y 8 Amy: virein San Franeises Arriv: emiah Black. GOV. Thomas E. Dewe f N arris, 20, 2151 KN. nnsylvin Saheb Butcher Boys Baltimore: P&T yo ew Pigyd Hovis, 39. Indianapolis Flora ep i U
Leader, er: Winnipeg. y “Yt President J 1 York—"“It’s all to the good. there r reside : Person, Hong Kong g Helen
I HAD NO IDEA that the lcoville New y ent McKinley. is nothing I need add.” -, Jes friendly guy behind the butcher Yokohama. Thomas Nuttall Coes bay. Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge (R-| Bij, Bodemnamer. 35. 238 Flstcrer 7° Phila
tral. or Hitch, Humboldt : A; : len; counter is thinning out. i iphia. RB Bay: Yorkmark. Mass.) — Gen. Eisenhower ° is Cleilan Gonterman, SL, 1137 E. $th; Helen
| : { 31. 3 alnut. San Francisco “avaiable ” . 22, 2604 Winthrop: Della I've been inquiring around the San. jaeise Dey 1. to be drafted. avid Hudson, 22,
stores about help, how much they Juana, Sen. James H. Duff (R. Pa.), james Easor. 36
hard Bord, 18 8. ‘ Army; (Righad, 21, 618 N. Alabama
Departures be To? ; capulco; anta San Jose, Guatemala: Anchorage
through a near blizzard from San Mander, accepted
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available, because of his mili- performance for relief of Greek, ,
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Tonsillitis—And Welcome To It
THE MILITARY Air Transport|gs: Service today in Girl Talk Washington, D. C., won‘the Air Force's sixth an-
puil Dasdalian run over by a car yesterday in/of Bellaire, O, trophy for lowest’ Hooks, Tex. The 14-year-old felijn ee 2 B5e Sue accident rate out of her father's car as he, spitable Setter. among major air backed out of his driveway. She or letter ‘Was commands. landed in soft mud and was| lect among jt. Gen. Lau- pushed deep into the mire as 8 250.000 en tr les
rence S. Kuter, front wheel passed over her.
MATS com- eR.
EVA PERON, wife of the Argentine presi- & dent, is resting and her condition is satisfactory, Buenos
* 2.» ires doctors SEN. JAMES H. DUFF doesn't All today. Mrs.
quite know what Peron yesterday to do about the underwent a se-“I-Like-Ike” but- rious operation; tons. They keep the nature ° of pouring into the which was undeWashington, D. fined. PreviousC., office of the|ly, she suffered Pennsylvania from anemia Republietn, ho fusions. She’s in Dwight D. Eisen. Hospital. hower will be the|
the award from Brig. Gen. Rich- -
Gen. Kuter
ard O'Keefe, chief of the "Air But their ef- Force Flight Safety Research.
Mrs. Peron and had several blood trans-
tial nominee next, year. They came, George San unsolicited, from Eastern novelty/after the dealers.
Sen. Duff
A PLUNGE into a mudhole saved the life of Judy McCarra, Anne Kuchifka’
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BOB -HOPE will hold the premiere of his latest movie in the home of Mrs.
{by judges headed {by Bing Crosby. 4 (Mr. Hope will emcee the premiere of Favorite Spy'* Mr. Hope nish the Kuchinka home with the trappings of a filmland opening on Nov. 27.
British Forces Strike Egyptian ‘Underground’
CAIRO, Nov. 7 (UP)-—British forces struck back at the Egyp-
President Peron tion “underground” today with a
| fixed-bayonet raid on a Suez {Canal Zone village to round up
» u » ZSA ZSA GABOR today denied, suspected terrorists. GOP presiden- , ..4 made up with husband] Troops of Britain's North Lan-
ders. The pair parted cashire R red-haired actress
walked out on a radio show because the skit in which she and inside barbed-wire cages, all roads
egiment charged into the mudhut village of Abulgamous near Ismailia at down. Suspected terrorists were forced
“FREEDOM'S HOLY LIGHT” her husband were to appear “made were barricaded and Tommies
is to burn forever on the court- my marriage look
back.
Grecian lamp with the freedom “ RCE
‘flame was lighted Monday Night] LATEST WRINKLE in UAGer- scene that the Egyptians put up at ceremonies conducted by Win- garments is a pink petticoat with' po opposition. ia dyed French poodle to NSE J “eiiontrmemmimro mimes : . Diane Dearborn demon-oil-burning strated the new fashion yester-
chester Jaycees. Tending of the
lamp will be a community re- day when she arrived om Pans, i She strolled along ollyw sponsibility and it Is the hope of gp; .0ard with her pink poodle, Jaycees tnat citizens will be In- yicki who sports a Dutch hairterested in keeping alive the cyt. Miss Dearborn wore a two-
Singer
flame symbolizing perpetual free- tone petticoat, black on top and pink underneath, to match Jicki.
dom.
DODGE IN '52 DRESS—New upholstery fabrics, grill, hub caps and tinted safety glass (optional), plus waterproofed ignition and electric windshield wipers appeared on the new Dodge which was announced today.
4 Winthrop. v 3959 Sarfeliton: Lever- y 7 , Aig d v i . 18, 23 N. Harding. I have, and how much they want. hecoron New Fork; Clearwater Victory, who conferred with Gen. Eisen-| yitnacl Hatfaker. 26, 2225 W. 30th; Nellie e 1 052 M 0 e S Charles Crocker, Seward. hower this week by telephone— | Robertson. 41. 4706 N. Caroline.
1 found those pink-cheeked men-| | Harold Bisbee. 18, 247 Sugar Grove: Cyn- ‘ i ¢ 8 t the week-end politicking for! thia Brown. 18, 2942 Rader. i in-white who can roll a roast or ocQ ru Grai 2 Spe . Walter Swanson, 28. 2414 College Ave.: La bone a ham, or cut a steak ust I Truck in Prices Gen. Eisenhower and I'm going| "Verse aldwin. 28. 2150 -iMinois: Mary e
so, are scarce. And I don’t under-| Truck wheat. 32.33. to Texas politicking for Gen./ ifams. 311328 N. Belasare- or! stand. They make good money,| New No. "white corn. 31.50. | Eisenhower. | A leria: Mueller, 24. 411 N. Delaware. | steady, too. . Sew No. 2 yellow corn, 31.59, Harry Darby, former U. S.| Anthony | Quasliest. 13, 9 ai Sodiawn: : 2.8.» {Boy $2.72. Senator from Kansas and a] Hawi Dawson. 13. 114773 :
N EXPERIENCED meat cut-|; leading figure in the Eisenhower, DIVORCE SUITS FILED AN EXPERIE tocal Stocks and Bonds
i —t ) } Pearl vs. Joe Taylor; Lovone vs. ter, so Kroger's told me, gets boom—‘The general's course Was: Peal Fuel
$69.50 for 45 hours, five days, nice = - one which will command the Margaret vs. Zora Fraley: Loretta vs } —Nov, i= : ! i 1 . Sarah Price: clean indoor work, too. And if he s10CKs highest admiration of the Ameri- |’ James Davison: Lettie vs Wiliam Vd "oo. i 1 3 vi v gets along well he moves int0o’ American States : can people and his friends at|Pake’ SEUSSRSad0e: Carolyn ve. George announced today.
| Wiliams: Laura vs Richard Limit | Frankie vs. Dennis White; Anna vs. George | White: Wanda vs. James Long; Pauline vs. Guy Harrison.
BIRTHS i
head American States pfd the $80 to $90 class, a hea Avrshize Collieries com. ..
butcher. k Ayres 4%2% pfd Kroger's has 78 stores out of Beit RR & Stk Y
Bobbs-M ps the Indianapolis branch to Keep! Bobbs-Mersill pia 4% ry
“'home and abroad.”
Trading Active
4 a *Central 3 | BOYS staffed with butchers. And to|ciimil, a pein com |... Fh 42 At MH M k t | At Coleman—George, Georgietta Blair: ment on all models. make it easy, Kroger's trains Zircle Pheale) yom cosy Bl ou og ar e Robert. Johnnie Johnson; Jerry, Puth i Loan ii 7 them, shows them how to make Consaiidates DS ul ay B® Louts. Nita Mass: ddware -, 3 xu th: iv nca 2 > the dough. mmins Eos som 0 4% Mat the Indianapolis Stockyards Zugene Ma: of “Theard: 3 a rie Ra «108 today. ire Cjanaston. William. Athens| THIS I KNOW. Butchers DEVE Eastern Cd ei pid’ 3% 18% Light and medium weight bar- Hall Dorrest. Marzaret hak: pavery i | Equitable Securities com ... 25 = r : . elma Shrout; James, Helen } go hungry or without pay. Peo-|gi Seen mo... <r TOWS aN were strong to 25 Donald, Linda Wright | Ba aable Eiies 08 3 S gis were strong 5 At St. Francis —James. Ada Mason; Walter,
ple always eat some meat. And faintly Jiance en ...... .. cents higher than yesterday's! “‘getiy Grow: William, Billie Lee; Svereit,
100 ” { Marilyn Taylor. averages. A 3
Al. introduce Russell vs, Lucille Fartiow; changed 1952 models in dealer trim. wilma showrooms across the nation Sat-
Paul. pouring through the windshield Avery. is reduced considerably by ‘use of Dodge tint glass.”
els were listed as a slightly-modi- sions optional.
Only Slightly Changed
By United Press DETROIT, Nov. 7—Dodge willland hub caps,
New upholstery fabrics, includ-
william rqay the Chrysler Corp. division ing a combination rayon and cot-
‘ton cloth for Coronet models, proThe new Dodges, first of Chry- vide “lightér and brighter” inte-
sler's new line to go on display, riors, Mr. Newberg said. will feature green tinted windows {and windshields as optional equip- models in the 1952 line, the Way-
Dodge is discontinuing two farer Sportabout and the Coronet
W. C. Newberg, Dodge presi- eight-passenger sedan, to concen-
The hog market opened actively, At Methodist—Louts. Nita Maas; gdward. dent, sald “tests show that, on a trate reduced steel supplies on the Eugene, Margaret Theard: ‘walter, Jean typically warm day, radiant heat most popular models.
The cars have waterproofed igthe nition systems, electfic windshield wipers and “Oriflow” shock abOther changes in the new mod- sorbers with gyro-matic transmis-
the butcher has about the stead-| pa "e pid BE axe jest income I Know. I ONE Ey He's depression-proof. So why Home 7T & not be a butcher? {
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SHENANIGANS have beenind going on in my living room. 1 The family has charts on the pia¢ floor, with footprints in them.|Kingan & Co com And they were playing records Indlanasois’ fidwass som 3 and doing the “box step.” 3 So I asked what is all this which goes on? And I was told it's something new, learning to dance by records, easy instruc-|Y tions, learn-at-home. Cheaper.
a - St. Vineeht's—James, Lois Hammett; Choice 170 to 250 pound hogs
i Emer, Zoa Schraub; Richard, Delores edwell | sold at $19.25 to $19.50. m ots : NSIRLS Loui Hatem ’ i St. Vincent—Niles, Mary Louise : 33 Sheep were fairly active with Maurice, Alvera Midgley; George, Mary, 51 ,/ bulk choice and prime bringing jorentn; Lowel, Lillian Prick; Glenn, $31. At St. Francis—David, Reba Aianieh; BenVealers were very active, steady] jamin, Patricia Loyal, Donald. Elizaslo strong. and $1 higher than) a: Method Dsrold, Eolred UES: siaric 18%, prices of the last two days. Bulk Lathrop; Jerome. arian Stefaniak: i . son: Clarence. Lucille 1001, 800d to prime sold at $35 to $41. i Tea Endsley; Ana" Steers and heifers were steady, gol iV eodust. Mary, Proctor ...|with yesterday. At Coleman—Wilbur, Ruth Leavell; Joa” Hogs 8000; active; barrows and gilts 25, seph., Florence Romer; Sidney, 15 jeents higher; bulk choice 170 to 250 pounds| Sedberry; Marion, Mattie Wilson. 3 $19.25 to $19.50, extreme top $19.75; 250 oto 20 pounds ‘$1850 to 31935; 130 to CLUBS pounds ; sows cents , 11—Initia- | Bans’ 0 lh) cic 10M Toe oh Mo, CRpELT [isin
400 pounds $17 to $17.75; few light sows $18; 22%i400 to 600 pounds $15.50 to $17; stags N- Delaware St. 1, | SCATCE: boars $13.50.
ay : _ 1 - Cattle 1000. Irvington Temple No. 411 Pythian Sis
i steers and!i,rs Priends night tonig # =
P R Mallory calves 300;
8 8 =» Eroyress Lagndry comy 000 8! heifers sieady; dower - grades slow, weak = ’ ay | rv of Ind com ......... 29 291, %0 cents lower; choice to prime 1221 r tired Nw Em-| THEN T FOUND I had been!pus Serv of Ind 3% pid 23%! pound steers $37.38; choice 1125 pounds ML ire Ig RN
cesann 83 }.p. 1 58 Gear Tool com 4 Methodist Church
Fraimed. That's the right word.
$36.60; good and choice steers and mixed ‘aay " Roberts Park
{Schwitzer-Cummins ptd .... | yearlings $34 to $35.50: utility and com- | Johnny Fraim up at WISH and So 104 G&E com easy ans 2 2315 mercial $24 to $30; high commercial and! a pup Heri , Re Society-~Card| Bob Catterson are coming out in|stokely-vas Come Sig «eee ® 119 Bes uy Steady at 126 to 429. lower|. ry, § tonight, school auditorium, 343) 10 days with a set of learn-to-|§iokeiy-Van Camp pid... 17% Cutter and utility bid, 318.50 to $25; Eastern Ave.
anner & Co 5%% wo dance-at-home records. {Jerre Haute Malleable ..
8 {9 . Machine Co 0 I got into the game. It was fnited, Telephone 8% ofd ...
= = n { v 2! 3 V t . I - ~ § Fale Jar7 ACLiVE, sieady to MTORE SEONG! our Lady of Fatima Council Knights of
13% t Columbus--Card party. 8:30 p. m. Satur-| 3a Fn or me, fate 33); odd prime, | fay, K. of C. clubrooms, 10th and Rursi
es to $35. Union 'Ditle ...............c0000 wess |. Bulls— | Bts. fun, The Jox Jot. the waltz and| ‘Extras aividend us 1128.30: odd. head 320 Cutter’ ARd_ titty, e rhumba. w {322 to $25.50; canners down to $20. ‘hi t Was the last one & Stee BONDS | “Sheep 1000, fairly active; native wooled U. S. Statement which got me. And it will until | Api, n Ys A 2% s12: [lambs steady with yesterday's best prices:| 1 rica Loan 4%s 55 ..... vases tBUl . : § ——————————————— da ————————— they sell the records with oXy-| American Security 5s 60 9 [350k choice ang prime. $31 (Sood 5 hates | WASHINGTON. | Nov. 7 (UP) —Govern. | © » i can Loa «es 138 to 814 ment expenses and receipts for the current) gen i attached. | Bastain M 32 to IN fscal Jear through Nov. 5, 1051, compared | Here's Why of ~- Local Produce {Expenses § 21.101.515180 5 13531, 144 330 : Columbia reel | Receipts 15,352.153.452 11,756.199,448 | HERE'S WHAT the beef cry Is gui *+«| Butterfat—Premium, 60c: regular, §7¢. |Deficit 5,148, 360.131 174,944,784 about. And why it's real i200] JESE3—Grade A large, Sle: Grade B large| CASH Dal 3.339.001.130 ,si:334.931.044 . i «++ 148c, and Grade A medium 82c; no grade b. Debt 257.989.715.810 256,751,137.118 The packers were able to buy, -eee | 30 Gold Res, 22,283.103.545 23,248,409,434
|” Poultry—P y hy 3 be—————" 85 under 43 Ibs. “ing yeehorna. 16: a INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE and st 15¢c, an 0. . 4c less | Cl than N De! |
without fouling the OPS, only 66, per cent as much beef from June! through October as they needed. | That drop was 986,724 head of |B, cattle or 541 million pounds. | » - 5 ! NOW WATCH the figure. Dur- er -— ing that time the number of cat- READY CASH FOR current : tle ‘marketed dropped only 9 per needs. Sell your “dust catchers”: SE cent. But the number which went through a LOW-COST, RESULT- Rk : through legitimate channels GETTING Times Want Ad. Phone Only our genuine Sour Mash method
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fi ridiculous.” stood guard with Sten guns on paddled 4 During Gen. Eisenhower's two- ‘Warmest thanks” of Queen Fred, ce lawn in Winchester, Ind. A Later, she said she'd take him rooftops covering every exit.
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Allies Seize 3 Lost Hills
By United Press 8TH ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 7—United Nations [troops today recaptured the last |of three hills lost to the Reds in
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' [bloody fighting on the western
{front yesterday. The hill, a commanding height {northwest of Yonchon, fell to a |United Nations reconnaissance {patrol which met surprisingly little resistance.
|parently withdrew under eover of |darkness last night. . | Communist jet fighter planes made their first appearance over {northwest Karka today in three |days. An estimated 114 MIG-15 |jet fighters tangled with more {thar 30 United Nations planes in {three separate encounters, but {neither side scored any hits.
| PANMUNJOM, Korea, Nov, 7 (UP) — The United Nations rejected today a new Communist demand for a formal agreement to end the Korean War on the present battlefront. At the same time, the Communists formally rejected a two-day-old United Nations proposal to base the cease-fire line on the battd@line existing at the time an armi%tice is signed. : The two rejections left the armistice subcommittee charged with fixing a truce, line across Korea deadlocked. However, it will meet again at 8 p. m, (Indianapolis
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