Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1952 — Page 14

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UN Adamant | On Truce Stand

. ‘No’ on Russ Role . Called ‘Irrevocable’

By United Press ' PANMUNJOM, Korea, Apr, 11 «The United Nations sald today that it is prepared to prolong armistice negotiations through| another summer and winter rather than accept Russia as a

A United Nations spokesman fold newsmen after a 90-second meeting between Allled and Communist negotiators that the Unitad Nations stand against the Reds, 1s “irrevocable.” “It's going to be a hot summer and a cold winter if they're going to try to outwait us,” the spokesman said. Today's meeting was the short. #st on record, The Reds read a statement of only 60 words. It reiterated that Russia must be on the neutral six-nation inspection team and reserved the right to reconstruct military airfields dur- , hg an armistice. {

Patrols Clash

On Korean Front . BEOUL, Korea, Apr. 11 (UP) |

‘FIREMEN BATTLE HOME BLAZE—An exploding oil stove started the blaze which destroyed the roof of this home on Bridgeport Road, between R Etta Sanders, 65, burned in the blaze, was reported in good condition in Long Hospital today. Her husband, Roy Sanders, 70, was uninjured.

Light patrol clashes in rain and vance position from the Reds Inno reports of contact with Com-

fog marked Good Friday's ground (the same general area after a munist jet fighters up to this action on the Korean battlefront. |10.minute clash with one enemy, ®VeNINg.

- A United Nations patrol early today charged up a Communist held hill west of Yonchon, killing!

squad,

‘77 managed to In the area east of the Pukhan planes throughout

Alreraft carriers of Task Force launch their most of the

four of the enemy and wounding River on the east-central front, day —

five others.. Then the patrol with- patrols got in brief scraps with =

Mrew under a furious mortar at-|

tack by the Communists, °° . A mecond patrol took an ad-

enemy platoons, i The weather kept most fighter.

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LOCAL DEATHS MRS. MAMMIE COLBERT, 57, Peace Chapel. Burial, Round Hill of 950 N, California St. local Cemetery. resident seven months. Services > A Monday in Poole’s Funeral Home, ROY E. MOWRY, 76, BrownsBirmingham, Ala. Burial, Sipsey burg, owner Brownsburg HardCemetery there, ware Btore. Services 1.30 p.. m.! 8 N tomorrow in Jones & Matthews MRS. MARY FRANCES PICK- Mortuary, Brownsburg. Burial,

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Cousin of Lincoln » Dies in Greensburg Stevenson to Make

Ti tate Service GREENSBURG, Apr. 11—8erv- Statement Next Week ices for Glanton G. Welsh, presi- SPRINGFIELD, II, Apr. 11 dent-emeritus of the Union Trust (UP)—An aid to Gov. Adlal E. Co. here, were to be held at 3:30 Stevenson said the governor will p. m, today in Oliger Funeral make a statement next week on Home, with burial following in|his plans regarding the DemoBouth Park Cemetery. {cratic presidential nomination, Mr, Welsh, who was a cousin] The aid said Gov. Stevenson of Abraham Lincoln, died Wednes- will make the statement here, He was 84. ‘probably at a news cenference.

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| Two new .Goodyear products {were announced today by J. C. | Arnold, district manager. One is the Plus 10 Double Eagle |tire, designed for 42 per cent more

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dealers in the Claypool Hotel today, has 26 per cent more tread thickness which promises thousands of miles more of non-skid mileage. “It 1s the only all-nylon cord tire on the market with heat-re-sistant and high-flexing qualities making it. one and a half times

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