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| By United Press | PANMUNJOM, Korea, Nov. 26—United Nations and Communist negotiators lagreed today on a 30-day
{cease-fire line for Korea. But hope was fading for an armistice
by Christmas. The full truce delegation will meet at 8 p. m. (Indianapolis time) to ratify the line mapped out by two staff offices from each side at a marathon meeting. The exact location of the line 8 ‘was not disclosed. | “The United Natiohs command is neither optimistic nor pessimistic—just hopeful,” said United Nations spokesman Brig. Gen. Wil{liam P. Nuckols.
! War Still On
Although technically this war will still be on, the fighting on the ground is expected to come to virtual stop while United Nations and Communist delegates try to settle the rest of the armistice terms by the deadline—two days after Christmas. Should troops of either side advance during the 30-day period, they would have to be withdrawn to the tentative truce line if an armistice agreement were completed before the deadline. It seemed unlikely either side would gamble lives unless it became clear no armistice would be possible before Dec. 28. If the 30'day period expires without an lagreement, the opposing armies icould advance at will and keep ithe ground they capture.
Chinese Open Push on Hill
Court 3 Cracks Down— |
Taft Hit uh] Cro xs Bayt Puts 14 in Jail
On First Day as Judge
By R. K. SHULL five days and suspended his li-| By United Press { Judge Phillip L. Bayt today in- cense for 90 days. On other charg-| . lov. 26 augurated a tough policy in Mu- es of public intoxication and reck-| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 nicipal Court 3 by jailing 14 of less driving, the new judge added Sen. Robert A. Taft (R.O.) the 36 persons convicted in his Anes of $1 on each charge. : 1 court this morning. n cases of wife-beating, the accused his opponents in last The . former Va vor evidently Judge took an understanding view, year’s Ohio senatorial race committed to a Etern policy of 2Ssessing penalties which would today of participating in a “sini- clearing the streets of drunks, ade HO Juries Mmishuby on pe ster conspiracy” with a “peculiar started off with his first case—a go. 500 and a lengthy probation Communist undertone.” drunk-—by ordering a fine of $1 period. Defending his own campaign in and costs and a 30-day sentence [testimony before the Senate Elec-
on the farm. [tions Committee, Mr. Taft said Similar penalfies were ordered 4 {President Truman's recent state-
in case “of other “repeater” inments that “special interests”
toxication cases. poured money into Ohio on Mr. {Taft's behalf “are untrue.” { He said his opponents in their letforts to elect State Auditor (Joseph T. Ferguson, “apparently wwould stop at nothing.”
In Politics
Chance to Get Out
Judge Bayt warned the three efendants who came before him on the wife-beating charges that sentences of 90 days would be 'suspendeé@ on condition they Lo properly supported their families! One drunk driving case came ang gid not further'mistreat their up. The defendant, William Miley, wives. 1221 N. Alabama St., was not in-| (One drunk pleaded with the new volved in an accident. judge: Yet Judge Bayt fined him $50 ° «your Honor, give me a chance and costs, ordered him jailed for get out of this town. I get
picked up for drunk all the time.” | Judge Bayt snapped: “I'll give you a chance to get out of town—80 days on the state {farm.” i 66 In Two Hours Judge Bayt considered 68 cases in two hours’ time — the usual pace for the court. Twenty-four cases were continued until later dates. Thirtysix persons were convicted and fined or jailed; two cases were dismissed at the request of the prosecutor, and preliminary mental examinations were ordered in the other four. cases. > The two cases dismissed were individuals picked up on suspicion who later cleared themselves, the
prog: vas sdvised Mobile Blood Leader of Iwo Jima Units to Make F i i i lag Raisers Dies to) 9 Trips Here .
Suspends License
‘Carpet Baggers’
“They were guilty of excessive use of money, pouring funds into Ohio from every state in the Union,” he said. “They used false front organizations; they sent carpet baggers and outside organizers into Ohio; they based their campaign on lies land misrepresentations about my {personal life on a so-called ‘speakers handbook’ produced by the (C10) PAC.” His opposition, Mr. Taft said, | “were guilty of the most extreme {appeals to class hatred” and “in{jected the religious issue in the {campaign.”
Doubtful of Smear 1
GREETINGS—Sheppard (Abdullah) King bends to kiss his fiancee, dancer Samia Gamal, at the airport as they are reunited in Cairo, Egypt. All obstacles to their marriage have been cleared up and they are scheduled to be wed Wednesday. (Story in Far and Away, Page 8).
The committee is investigating {Mr. Taft and his opponent in orIder to find out if there were any {campaign abuses and if remedial legislation could be written.
Mr. Taft: noted widespread : WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 28 ARMY REMCUARTIRS. to charges by some Republicans that : —Brig. Gen. Harry B. Liversedge.. Red Cross mobile blood units Korea, Tuesday, Noy. re i 4 : the ete is an attempt § i commander of the Marine regi- _.., ~ oo. oo trips Bei B: De. 1De Chinese Communists opened From Defeat to Glory— to smear him at a time he is a J } ment which raised the Stars and . ‘a ferocious attack in the “Little J candidate for the GOP presiden- +4 Stripes over Mt. Suribachi on fense Blood Center this week. Gibraltar” sector today. 3 £
Iwo Jima in World War II, died yesterday at the naval medical center in nearby Bethesda, Md. Gen. Liversedge, holder of two Navy Crosses, entered the hospital in early September for major surgery. His last assignment was
Three will be in Indianapolis— The attack began about two to the Veterans Administration hours before Allied and ComRegional Office, 36 8. Pennsyl- munist staff officers reached vania St. tomorrow. and to Tech- agreement at Panmunjom on a nical High School Thursday and truce line. Friday. | About 1000 Red troops charged Others will be to Atterbury Air up the icy rocks of a hill about Force Base and Mundie today; one mile west of the peak, called
tial nomination. He is confident, he added. that committee members “will not permit outsiders in the Democratic!
Amazing Comeback of ROK Army A Military Miracle of Our Times eons) Commins or 0 pres
been learning, along with the {0 Use this committee as a politi-|
FIRST OF A SERIES
By JIM G. LUCAS Secripps-Howard Staff Writer SEOUL, Korea, Nov. 26--The rebirth and improvement of the South Korean armed forces is one of the most remarkable
the hundreds of thousands. The South Korean army has suffered more than twice as many casualties
Mr. Lucas
EDITOR'S NOTE: How good is the South Korean Army? Can it fight? Will it fight? To what extent can it take over the country's defense and relieve the heavy commitment of American and other United Na-
and should. And that, of course, will determine how rapidly the American and other United Nations soldiers can expect to be freed
ROKs. - a = ABOUT the South Korean as a fighting man, this 1s what they're saying today: “He's just as courageous as any other soldier in the world.
strated,” he told them in a recent message to one ROK division, “your superiority over the Communist enemy.” = > ~
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Terre Haute and Greenfield “Armistice Hill” because from it Wednesday, and Indiana Univer- the troops can see the searchlights
sity, Bloomington, Friday.
Thursday and which warn allied planes not to approach neutral Panmunjom. At
The Blood Center, 18 W, Georgia last report the battle was still in St., will be open to donors from progress.
11 a. m. to 5 p. m. tomorrow. You,
and wearing blue jeans. She also complained that Prince Wiadyslaw Gerzy Boguslaw Radziwill, her husband of 20 months, brushed his teeth with hot water.
’ many ctrie as the Ameri an forces Yet, for other important jobs in the YOU HAVE no idea what that Many values offered For Sale —— The two were married secretly today, with U. 8. artillery sup- ceaseless fight against Commu- brief word of encouragement in the real estate pages of . in suburban Neuilly after a courtlator port, the ROKs {Republic of nist aggression. : did for those South Korean today's Times. From this Aid fo Need ship that started at a dinner party Korea troops) are holding half There's no glossing over the boys. I visited them one month wide selection vou are sure to Y in Cannes. Their Mexican divorce, the battle front across the waist fact that the ROKs once were a after the Van Fleet commenda- findmevaral that nay be ohiite * granted at Cuernavaca, became of Korea. pretty sorry fighting force. But tion. Each man had memorized able for vou and vour family Will Make final today. - The American GI on the line those who have studied the rec- it. Each man had written to his Ses them now' _ “Our first fight .came about » still can't quite believe what ord say they never were so dis- wife, mother or sweetheart: (__ > three weeks after our marriage ) has happened. Junior officers mal as they were painted “We're better than the Commu- . :
who once cursed the South Ko-
(Editorial, Page 10)
They never collapsed entirely; they never disintegrated as a fighting force, Their faults were
nist enemy! Who says so? Van Fleet!”
Others have said the same
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A new Christmas thrill awaits said in an interview.
‘I Told Him So’
flitary henomena of our : ° : { - MP RES TE yr tions troops? N He'll fight as well as any other . + . Home Ownership. after making an emergency land- may phone Red Cross, LI-1441,! LOCAL TEMPERATU A "defeated poorly trained The Scripps-Howard NEWS soldier. I'm confident the new ! You owe it to your family | ! ing. for an appointment. 6a m..3 10 a. m... 33 army-- hardly deser ing of the iy suey shinlin Leas: South Korean army will do a! to give them as many of : ny N | - Ta m..38 11a m.. 38 Fmy--Rardly deserving o- io top-flig War eorrespone mighty fine job" —Brig. Gen. C. these advantages as possible! TART ¥ Noon) name—has gone back onto the and military writer, a Marine 1. van head of ter S mili. Comforts, Ty % She's Free to Eat Hot Dogs— : 3 A.» 3 12 (Noon) 33 battlefield to prove its inherent veteran of the last war, to learn ary advisory xe an h > . hci ! ts advisory group - happiness ... community : v ‘ wort! the answers. Mr. Lucas has “The South Korean army can prestige . . . family pride and a x Ro q Sto re Teet Sna Latest humidity ........ 13% No army has spent weeks in Korea, talking g.1¢ 14 has fought —don’t for- unity . . . safety. and security ; 1 ever reb t with American Army officers hoe ona win ficht even for growing children . . . bet- PHONY AMNESIA? — Mrs. Times Index self more and Korean leaders, living with t d : . If in mo : & , ; bet n the future. We need er credit rating . . . peace Re i trying circusn- South Korean troops in the _... ..4 training, but our of mind. Shop for Your more ben David Dry above), New t an ee in ere a Pe anion : stances. This front lines. observing 1 helr friends need never worry about = suitable home NOW! . Orleans, said today that am- Crossword. . cee. ey 0 happened while training. This is the first of 0 copiine heart” —Mai. Gen me nesia victim David Yerke, T ) $ i Crtes nr | : 1 htir eart Maj. Gen. en erke, lar. By United Press He was v, | ssssssssnene A the best offi- his series of dispatches on a |. Chang Chun, South Korean PLAINFIELD Seri Ha. io hot fib PARIS. Nov. 26 — Lois Evans Bs, born in Krakow Fonorials see 30 cers and lead- vitally important subject. Army Chief of Staff. pon Springs, Fa., is her husband 5140p, 23-year-old native of North Foland. Miss Olson said his Rech 208 Television. .... 1 ers of the cetera yt Gen. James Van Fleet. coin and not the mate of Mrs. Doug- Dakota, ended her fairy-tale mar- father was a cousin of Kai iser! sports is 13 South Korean mine how soon Korea can take mander of the U.S. 8th Army, las Yerke, with whom he has riage to a 70-year-old , Polish Wilhelm II and a second cousin! Be WISN oy ree ae "8 army were be- over her own defense, -as a is sure they'll deliver been reunited aft i prince today because being a prin- ri i rT } : er a six-yea : si 8 . p ing killed by proud, sensitive people want to, “You have decisively demon- . rv year cess kept her from eating hot dogs 91 the Present King of England, Women's senterascevaend/$
- te arn. hun s bred of ignor: , thing in different and less dra- as ake sz eedy Ti “Aw ’ t Bend Teans because they broke 2 Pan Samu or por ane: matic prose. By BOB BARNES ee. Bee) Bs nes '1 couldn't understand it and ust AN Fan when pe A it the ership, outmoded equipment “Give my boys guns and we ae Yd : shop for new clothing TP {lod dim so. le said he had al water are now ca es e when need- Many South Korean soldiers, Will take care of ourselves.” TR If you've never experienced Ways brushed Bis teeth with lat ’ ROKs will be there for instance. had never seen a That's what President Rhee 2 ee] seeing a ragged boy or girl trans Wailer 25d 3 big agument fol . he auto- ed. tank. They were terrified when told me. ed ! IV dressed 1O7ed"
does the
yle and ran. field records are newly uphold- | ful y Fr Wag her need for a “pormal lfe"| i —yes! They do—in abundant “n Ing each day. “That's the report that annially "E30 indie. measure, a NEE There is still much to be comes to Clothe-A-Child from She described Ihe prince as “3 - MUCH that happened to the gone. They need tanks and ar- hundreds of Indi : «i. wonderful guy™ who preferred - DON'T GET the idea that ROKs in the early days was our eas o Reianapolis = resi- f
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away. Don't expect a cease-lire to arm them with the kind of way, , ’ w ’ OR ws 3 to ease the tensions, or lighten weapons needed to resist the ay and ney RHOW Wire tay garments. Bad R PS:joom Ha» Sane Iron the task. For Korea will long Ryssian-trained and Russian- And they're a proud, hard- An appointment for a Clothe- added ; Ep she) remain a tinder box. armed North Koreans We fighting outfit, A-Child shopping tour may be ‘Now All T Want’ Don't expect too much of the 15564 our eves to the fact that made now. Telephone PLaza Now A Vant Koreans immediately. We will {phair foes had tanks, artillery, Tomorrow: Exclusive inter 5551, ask for Clothe-A-Child, and! ‘Instead of shampooing and
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process of rebuilding, the South . them to the stores . . . children it too often had to be Maxim's. Korean army up to its potential Joy nine oat Pe Naso Twice Our Own who otherwise would be cold this! “Now all I want is just to be| —we will find it holding less, — a Tn 28 H winter. an American again, free to eat ory busy rather than more, of the line ishing mapy of ale a sre are the latest total If it isn’t convenient to shop, a hot dog when I want it or put on| ’ ts! for long periods. : cific defense {ines Which ot > wala ty figures among the you may send a cash contribution my blue jeans when I feel like rants! The Koreans still can't go it FICC Shige linog whic pointed- Allied nations fighting in for any amount to Clothe-A-Child, lit. As a princess, I couldn't do m grids, alone. But with adequate arms, a add lo : Hi ommunisis Korea: Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Mary-/that.” far-sighted planning and vision g y—left Korea on the United States : 99,226 land St. . Clothe-A-Child head-| Miss Olson, of Bismark, N. D. —— * ne finish beyond the end of our noses— outside looking in. Republic of Korea 212.544 quarters is at No. 20 W. Mary- is the daughter of Dairgman] ! RB lastie an innovation in our dealings maou forest Provident Syug. Britain : 2265 land St. " {Irvin Edward Evans. She said] FIFTH SUICIDE ATTEMPT—Marion Wilson the “Lady n eet, out the Jind of army they wire memory, still has one of thoss Sr 4 Wg gi ip Mg ne Moi met Prince Radziwill shortly, Black," who gained wide publicity as a mysterious visitor fo the . » . ~ 5 . . money to outfit the n ! f ’ . g a : to hold their part of the line in maps, which we'd rather burn Greece .812 and girls, Sey Ysatter in Thi France 0 Srndy! grave of Rudolph Valentino, struggles against restraining : —— the fight for a free world. and forget. The Netherlands 162 There are only 24 shopping day ea 8 8 and ambulance attendant Bob Jarman at the Hollywood R ey . vn 4 But the past is a prologue and Philippines ‘ 161 remaining until Christmas.| — vo. Fa) ing Hospital, where she is being treated for an overdose of sleep HOW WELL and how quickly pot Jos impo rtant unless it Australia 187 There's a big job to be dons. Charles's Restaurant. 144 E Ohio. Busi-| ing pills. This marked the fifth fime Miss Wilson has attempted to we can do all this will deter- aches us lessons. And we've Thailand 1°5 {Your help is needed NOW. | Steaks Since 1010, C008 Food. Famous tor: , ke her life since 1949, Tt ets. | : \ \ 9 x el 4 / » § ‘ . | vm : / »
In short, do our Korean allies have what it takes? The answer is—emphatically
even with an armistice, we can throw down our guns and walk
have to give them time If we're looking for an easy out, we haven't found it. It's altogether possible that—in the
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they saw their first one af the head of enemy columns. So they
own. fault. We didn't give them adequate training. We refused
planes and had an army three times the size of th: ROKs And, in effect, we invited invasion of South Korea by pub-
All these are mere words, per-
haps, but words which battle- {
tillery, They need clothing and
equipment; they need food, and !
more of it. But they're on the
view with President Syngman Rhee.
ROK Casualties
“Ed's been in the hospital. 1 think
| Ill go over an
formed into a comfortably dressed
mas” smile, you don't know the
these children to the stores and
4 cheer him up.”
Thousands of needy
youngster with a “happy Christ-
| But Miss Olson admitted that
the main reason for their breakup
“Instead of =a
dents and organizations who take constant parties and travel.
little home of
spend their own money for new OUT OWD which I could run, we
{an appointment will be made for d0ing my hair myself, he ‘wanted a day and time convenient to you, me to have it done although I children loved doing it myself. Instead of are awaiting your call to take 'a tiny little restaurant in Paris,