Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1952 — Page 6

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n a By United Press SEOUL. MAY 18--Col, ‘Walker BERLIN, May 16—The Soviets M. Mahurin, Indiana ace, who has | “lated | exclusive control over) destroyed 25 enemy planes in two |the intérnational highway be-| wars, was shot down by the Com- tween Western Germany and Ber-, munists during American Sabre- {lin today and accused the Allies | jets’ first dive-bombing attacks om 1g 10 fend arnt¥d patrols on North Korea last Tuesday, the First explanation of the week5th Air Force disclosed today. old Soviet harassing of Ua 8. and The speedy F-86s, already the | British military police courtesy | master of the best Communist patrols on the 110-mile highway & "jet fighter planes, plastered a was contained in a written proNorth Korean airstrip at Binuiju test sent by Maj. Gen. Trussov,| on the Manchurian border and Soviet deputy chief of staff, to] railway marshaling yards at & {his American and British cpun-; Kunu, to the southeast, in _ heir |terparts, ' initial bombing raids. The Soviet-licensed ADN news) Col. Mahurin was lost in one “lagency published a summary of | of the strikes on Kunu, his thiid the protest, which it said was mission of the day. He reported |aelivered Tuesday. U. 8. authorby radio that he had been hit by @ ities confirmed they had received anti-aircraft fire and did not [the protest and sald it was “under think he could make it back. study.” A It was not known whether he Cites 1945 Agreement | parachuted -from the damaged . plane, The 5th Air Force listed, | Maj. Trussov sald “the ruling him as missing in action. [live at the George Air Force Base, and safeguarding of traffic” : along the Autobahn were the exHe was a group commander Victorville, Cal.- clusive privilege of Soviet milwho had a major part in prepar-| gapre pilots said the plane was jay ing the Sabres for their new role.! immediate’ success: as a dive

itary authorities by virtue of a Soviet-British-American agreeCol. Mahurin had destroyed) Until oday's raids il three and one-half MIGs in his bomber. Until Tuesday's

Col. Walker Mahurin

ment of 1945.

| The Soviets protested that 87 missions over Korea. During had been used only to screen police tried to send out “speWorld War II he flew two tours|other fighter-bombers, ineidding clally equipped vehicles” from Me ; wh as a fighter pilot and destroyed the slower F-80's and F-84's, from wegt Berlin May. 8 and 9. n 22 German fighters in 180 combat attack by MIGs. It was on May 8 that the CAPT. EDDIE RICKENBACKER—"New program far-reaching.

hours. Sinuiju airstrip les just across goviets first prevented the Allied ; Col. Mahurin is 33. His mother thé Yula River from the Antung,'courtesy patrols from leaving otherwise needed assistance on total ban on the patrols last lives at Ft. Wayne, Ind. His Manchuria, field where Com-|Berlin on their dally mission of the highway across the Soviet Tuesday, ‘but yesterday again wife, Patricia, and two children, munist MIG-15s sit in plain sight helping Allied motorists whose zone of Germany. prevented several patrols from Lynn Anne, 5, and Marshall, 2,'but safe from attack. lcars have broken down or who The Reds finally lifted their leaving Berlin. SH -

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Senator Concedes Oregon Primary

Bares Air Safety Plans. NEW YORK, May 16 (UP)— terminals of all transport train-

Capt: Eddie Rickenbacker, chair- ing ghts. Eetabliohine of “end L —Establishing o - man of the National An Trans |ot-the-runway"” weather reporting port Co-ordinating Committee, an-| _to provide incoming pilots with

nounced yesterday the civil avi- information on actual runway

ation industry has adopted a pro- conditions. gram aimed at air safety which! FOUR-Installation of. equip-

he termed “the most far-reaching/ment to provide continuous re-! ByoUnited Press of operational procedures ever |cordings of all aircraft communi-

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ti bet ‘pilot a al WASHINGTON, May 16— Ree undertaken by the industry.” cations ween pllots and alr tional convene The Dro rs evolved yon o traffic control centers. This winy|{Publicans chose ne ort tates tow tad Liki the committee fol. Provide a completely recorded ac-| tion- delegates in two 8 1 aE the cl yh g of the Newark {count of any traffic irregularities day, with tne Taft camp concede N. J. airport, one of the three .» the area. ing a net gain to Gen. Dwight D. major fields serving the metro- Eisenhower on the basis of exe politan area, after a series of Two Beginners’ Ipected results from Oregon. crashes. . Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, aot Cars Collide who leads in Selepates oun | et a Air Lines, said the “pattern-pro-/ A car driven south on Butler °° lar hopeglo 8 today’s North gram” involves changes-in time- Aye and a car driven west on|pakota GOP convention. But he honored ti 1 of \D onored practices, several of ; repared to concede all of which he asserted “have already University Ave. came together was prep the Oregon pris been put into effect.” with a loud bang. jie 35 haggis He Bras fis In outlining some of the new, Out of the collision stepped: rl rival for the Republican operational and related proce- ONE—Charles Miller, 16, of 701 presidential nomination. dures, he said that in testing them o , A h 1 idl . ’ the industry’s paramount interest S: Irvington Ave. who police sa Opposes ‘Military’ Man - was “to advance safety on the was driving along with only a per political developments: ground as well as in the air. |beginner’s permit, and: ONE—Gen. Douglas MacArthur The airport procedures, which, , wo curtis A. Lewis. 17, of : Legislature that will result in the great majority . » +0: O%itold the Michigan Legis of flight operations formerly con- 116 8. Bancroft Ave. who police|«jt would be a tragic develop= ucted aver residential gi being added, was also «driving alone|ment” if a military man were rected over water or ather open i+)" b ; it. areas, will be placed in effect at’ h only a Deginner's pers tion Gen. Eisenhower by name, LaGuardia Field, New York In-| Police arrested both youths oni, .* oq nat “nothing is more ternational (Idlewild) and New- charges of driving with no oper-| =... ive to arbitiary rule than ark Airport. 'atoris license, since beginner's|; o military junta.” They include:, (permits are valid only under| mwo_ Mutual Security AdminONE—Maximum use, consistent SuPervision of a licensed driver. ;;ira¢or W, Averell Harriman told .. The car driven by Lewis, news conference in New York with safety, of preferential run-| ! ways which will divert the great crashed into the fence and 1awn that he could beat Gen. Eisen|part of routine operations away at the-home of Ethel Banhardt, hower or any other GOP presideni from residential areas. |304 8. Butler Ave, after the tial candidate by running on a TWO—Transfer from the three, collision, '“Trumanism” platform.

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