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Allied Jets KO 13 MIGs To Set New Air Record

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central fronts and killed scores of enemy troops before returning to their own lines.

Reds Won't Give Data on POWs

PANMUNJOM, Korea, Dec. 13| (UP) ~ The Communists stub-| bornly refused today to tell how| ‘many : United Nations war pris-| 3 s oners they hold. They also backed “down on a 1950 promise to abide by the Geneva Convention in their | -* treatment of the captives. f | The United Nations retaliated | by refusing even to consider a Comedian Jerry Lewis clowned

trooper training plat-| Communist five-point prisoner ex- °% & para . > change program because they |fOT™ at Ft. Benning, Ga., yester- |

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