Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1952 — Page 8

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Reds Delay Answer on | Truce Plan

By United Press

MUNSAN, Korea, Apr. 30 Communist truce negotiators studied an Allied plan for ending the Korean War for the third

straight day today and gave no °

hint of when they would reply. The United Nations command proposed an “over-all” solution to the three {issues blocking armistice Monday. The Reds asked for an ‘indefinite recess to study the plan, Reliable reports from Washington said the Allies offered to return ‘three out of five of the 169,000 POWs they have cap tured or interned in Korea, If the Communists agree, this would break the five-month deadlock! on exchanging prisoners of war, Concessions Offered The United Nations plan also was sald to have offered conces-| sions to the Communists on the Allled demand for a ban on con-| struction of military airfields dur-| ing the truce. J But the United Nations apparently still insist that the Com-| munists drop Russia from their list of neutral nations to police the truce,

SEOUL, Korea, Apr. 30 (UP)~| U, 8. planes destroyed six Com-| munist MIG-15 jet fighters and! damaged four others 'n a sudden | renewal of aerial warfare today.| Fifth Air Force Sabrejets knocked all six of the Russianbuilt MIGs and accounted for three of the damaged jets in a| swirling dogfight just south of] the Yalu River Manchurian fron-| tier.. Marine planes damaged the fourth MIG. . | On the ground, Allied soldiers recaptured an advance United! Nations position near Punchbowl! Valley.

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senior class of each high school represented have been invited to edit a special edition of the Butler Collegian Friday. Main speaker will be Willlam Book, executive vice president of the Indianapolis Chamber of | J Commerce and former news- | paperman. He will talk at 9:30 A -m-on- “Newspapers, Students: and World Affairs.”

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30-—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower three-day trip that included visits! Apr. 30/told American troops today they to the British and French zones. this habit,” he said. “I don’t Hke

(UP)~—Candidates for Muskogee 2® In Germany to show that the H “IAmerican way of . lif.

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between 1945 and 1048, but hasat a ceremony at Frankfurt's' ln Civil Defense Test “I haven't sold a pint flag-decked “victory” stadium. He | oh - ‘was given a rousing tribute, He! i y reviewed 4000 soldiers in full —Civil Defense officials sald py and good Juek.”

{field dress while 200 planes roared o comapir. Overhead. - statewide air raid test was ago .o Fete Planned

life—appeals to men because it is instructions was carried forcibly Swiss Mennonite founders who! Sheriff R. 'T. decent, just and fair.” ’

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WEDNESDAY, APR. 30, 1953

|Holdup Man Says He Hasn't Long to Live

By United Press six United States divisions in only four years ago he also sald PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 30 FRANKFURT. Germany, Apr. West Germany at the end of alfarewell to the Army. ; (UP)—A man walked into the

“I have decided 1 must stop, ... office of the University

In his three-minute speech, saying goodby to old friends.” bs is decent Gen, Eisenhower recalled that! He told the men that “I cannot night and handed Assistant Man

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