Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 November 1951 — Page 9

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By MERRIMAN SMITH |road with his outfit when oome, tr United Press White House Reporter ¢ lone presented a French news-| KEY WEST, Fla., Nov. 30—President Truman sought paper announcing in big head-|

today” to. impress upon the American ‘people the vital lines Jan armistics bad. beef necessity of keeping strong armed pressure ori the Com-| :

: : At almost the same moment, | munist forces in Korea. the President said, a 150-milli- | Deeply concerned lest the na-

meter German shell exploded of tion’ get the impression that|fighting had eased off on the gk ide Of the road. United Nations. forces fighting western front. He was particu- pn, in | Korea can now relax, thellarly disturbed by President called for nation-wide sort of cease-fire. |AP story yesterday, the Presiunderstanding that any prema-| The ®White House Wednesday gent said was on a parallel with ture letup might mean larger, labeled as ‘not true” an As- jt : | instead of smaller, casualties, |sociated Press dispatch saying Refused Note The President's concern was that a high level source, possibly| At 1h int in th ference reflected in his weekly meeting|the President had ordered Amer- 2% 33 porn Bg Wie Shee with reporters yesterday at the|ican troops to stop the ground':i'S ential Secretary arm D. : bes (Hassett handed the President a winter White House. (fighting in Korea. Inote. but Mr. Trum hook hi What got Mr. Truman going| Mr. Truman recalled yesterday i o 5 r n an BO = on the subject of Korea and the that on Oct. 27, 1918, when he (*8¢ BRE S81C TS remem ae prospects of an armistice were was an artillery captain in 03te distinctly, 23 In ls diary

. . and he never would forget it. the reports from Korea that the France, he was walking down a The New York office of Roy W.

IT'S |Howard, president of the Scripps-

{Howard newspapers, issued a Strike Second Time |remark saying that the armistice MUR ER MADISON, Ind. Nov. 30 (UP)!story to which Mr, *Truman re{—An investigation was underway ferred ‘occurred on Nov. 7, 1918

{comment on Mr. Truman's above . [today into. the second narcotics|—not Oct. 27, 1918, as he (Mr. On the Highways {robbery within a little more than|Truman) ‘distinctly remembers.’ ” {a month at Eagles Drug tsore. “The armistice story to which KENTLAND—Trafic was re-| Large quantities of drugs, in- Mr. Truman referred occurred sumed on U. 8. 41 between 1n-|cluding morphine, were taken on Nov. 7, 1918—not Oct. 27, dianapolis and Chicago today Wednesday night by burglars who 1918, as President Truman ‘disafter being cut off yesterday by a pried open a front door with a tinetly remembers.’ flaming crash which killed a crowbar. Police reported “several “It was based on a dispatch truck driver. Dean Kimball, 22, 500-capsule jars” were missing. | furnished to Mr. Howard at Westville, was fatally burned] mm— Brest, France, by Adm. Henry when his loaded oil tanker truck |tinerant Sentenced B. Wilson, commander in chief collided with a semi trailer on a of American naval forces in narrow bridge over the Iriquois In Ft. Wayne Stabbing France. Adm. Wilson, who au River four miles north of here. | FT. WAYNE, Nov. 30— George| J0rjuen Sublication of fhe @is. VALPARAISO—James J. Grat- B. donk, 40 an itinerant Wil in the belief and with the aston, 28, was killed yesterday when : se 8 Joa, Yester-

an said, was put out by Roy reports of some poward and it was a fake. That

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The . dispatch had been furnished Adm. Wilson by the American naval attache in Paris, Capt. Jackson, and was simultaneously released by Adm. Wilson to the American Tleet in European waters which he commanded.” Some time after Mr. Truman's

eph Short issued a statement: “After refreshing his memory about his experience on reading a

false armistice report in a French {newspaper on Oct. 27, the Presi(dent is not-sure that this report

originated with Mr. Roy Howard.” A spokesman for the Associated Press in New York said “there is no foundation for suggesting

‘pressure’ was involved in an As-| sociated Press news dispatch from!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Truman Warns Against Letting Up In Our Korea Fighting

Beoul Wednesday speculating on

{the battle zone -indications that |

orders causing a lull in the Ko-| |rean ground fighting came from| the ‘highest sources, possibly] from -the White House.'” i | The AP's statement added: “It was a fact that the ground)

That armistice story, Mr. Tru-'conference, Press Secretary Jos- shooting was halted as a result]

of orders or directives given to the United Nations fighting forces.”

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