Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1952 — Page 4

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UN Jets Nail

No Major Fights _ In Ground War

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SEOUL, Korea, Apr, 24—Allied anes destroyed nine Communist ks today, eight of them withe In striking distance of United Na»! tions positions on the west -cene!

tral front,

American Babrejets-turned from fmeventful MIG-hunting patrols to ock out one armor-clad and ree unarmored vehicles deep in

North Korea.

The Sabres also spotted four Communist MIG-154, but chased!

them back across the Yalu.

Eight Red tanks were destroyed’ by fighter-bombers north of

Pyongyang, apex city of the ol!

Iron Triangle.

On the ground, Allied soldiers! reported scattered Communist pas frols and probes across the front,

There were no major actions, Truce Talks Recess Twice in One Session

PANMUNJOM, Korea, Apr. 24.

{UP)~Truce negotiators appa

ently reached a critical peint in: prisoner exchange negotiations,

today.

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Allied and Communist staff ofBcers met for one hour and 10 minutes, They recessed twice, the first time they have called more than a single recess in one day. |

A recess usually i» called beeause one side wants to sonsider & new idea submitted by the other,

It was not disclosed which side asked for the Focasges. All developments were ed by a news blackout,

Apr. 21.

Foreign Minister Pak said the United States still is using germ warfare.

POLICEMAN HURT—Patrolman Floyd J. Swails is assisted fo an ambulance by the driver, E. M. Jackson (left), and the sm. bulance doctor, Aubrey P. Cullen (right), after the motorcycle he In Liding collided with & i grbvan by Col Wallace A. Rufledas, , Camp Atterbury, at Meridian » io te yesterday. Officer Swails was treated at General ol for wy and cuts on his head and hands. Cpl. was charged with failure to give an emergency vehicle the right of way.

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north dike, which engineers had believed would crumble first, held. | Every valuable piece of equipment, including planes and equi ment, had been removed from the sloping air field, but an Air Force spokesman estimated flood damage at $1 million. Meanwhile the Mississippi River, aided by high winds and an army of beavers and muskrats, threatened to burst through dikes protecting the “island city” of Sabula.

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Card Boss Set” the National League.

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ST. LOUIS, Apr. 24—Fred powers of the commissioner's of-

Saigh Jr, president of the St. fice, has the power to order Mr.

Saigh to sell his interests in the

Louis Cardinals, will surrender Cardinals. i on a S-count indictment for eva-| Mr. Saigh was Indicted by ‘a sion of income taxes and post federal grand jury Tuesday on $2000 bond today at the United five counts of tax evasion, total.

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Earlier, Mr. Baigh, 47, placed Cards’ president could face a

his baseball future in the hands maximum sentence of five years of Baseball Commissigner Ford on each count.

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