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Clark Sends Paratroops To POW Camp

3000 Gls Know How to Be Tough

By United Press = PUSAN, Korea, May 18—Three!+ thousand tough American para-|sa} troopers “were . rushed to Koje Island today to clamp iron-clad prison discipline on 80,000 mutinous Red war prisoners who are still defying United Nations authority. The move was the strongest yet taken to restore order among the prisoners who gained control of the camp after capturing the former camp commander and extorting. humiliating concessions from his. successor, . It was ordered as United Nations officers at nearby Munsan prisoner camp reported Red agents were attempting to create disorders and riots there. The paratroopers of the battlehardened 187th Airborne Infantry Regiment arrived at a camp already ringed with flame-throw-ing tanks, trucks mounting quadruple 50 caliber machine guns] and fortified pillboxes. Still Fly Flags Despite these measures, and | a warning from Brig. Gen. Hay-| don L. Boatner, new Koje camp!

CHECKING IN—Ted Midkiff (left), secretary-treasurer of the U. S. Royal Square Dance Club, greets John Cady (right) and his

wife as they fasten on their name cards. Club members are employees of the U.S. Rubber Co.

commander, that they must com-! — - . é |

ply with United Nations orders, ea pasners. move ans ev Guard Sharp Turn Gramp Had to ad Naions guards ha ) 10_Speedway Kill Those Snakes et ven ollowin e . Fin Eh vi ics cea wan see wr BY Himself Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd. ™ is year, police officials today’ former commander they held as ~>iesuarded-the-hazardous turn’

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 17—What happened to the alco-

hostage for four days. |]at 38th St. and White River |holic of grandpa’'s day? The quesConcessions they won ‘from Pkwy. East Drive, against fur-'tion Is timely because medical Big. poo Charles F. Colson, thet accidents. [treatment for alcoholics two genen. Do

successor, have beer) ti limited th | Capt. Audry Jacob lerations ago was lim so the repudiated by United Nations ee) A oy ao halo tora history of those old-time drunks! preme Commander Gen. Mark during the hours out-of- towners| SHOWS what can happen to atomic!

. Clark. . age imbibers who “do not get or Ye full military inquiry into the "ill be using the thoroughfare to(¢fF "FP 1 FS FIO8 “9 10% & |

the Speedway. He said signs and Sircumstancss Sf Dodd's wap painted warnings on the street Reporting to the American baited a Communist propaganda|™ill be placed Monday. | Péychiatric Association here Dr. trap for ‘the United Nations has| Scene of several serious acci-|Frederick Lemere of the Univerbeen ordered. {dents, danger of the sharp turn|sity of Washington .said of 500 Gen. Boatner, himself a battle- came to. police attention yester-| gen untreated alcoholics: The wise combat commander, has put /day when a car from South Bend ' h of lif 56: the Reds on notice that “pris-|/failed to make the turn, struck | 2verage length of Ne was oners do not negotiate.” He an-|a sewer cover and came to a 28 per cent drank themselves to nounced a “tough but fair” pol- stop on the sloping river bank. |death; 10 per cent moderated icy for governing the camp. | The four occupants of fhe car|their drinking until it was no \were uninjured. longer a serious problem; 29 per

Takes No Chances cent continued drinking at about

Gen. Clark, who personally or-| dered the 187th Airborne into the . ; - Calls Cli the same rate; 11 per cent com-tension-packed situation, prom-| Clifford Odets oT ler 8 per ony died Toe

ised that.the United Nations com-| WASHINGTON, May 17 (UP) sane; 19 per cent were divorced

meets twice a month.

mand will continue to observe the| The House Un-American Activ- and 5 per cent became derelicts. rules of the Geneva Convention.|ities Committee today summoned Twenty-two per cent quit drinkBut he added, “I do not propose Play ight Clifford Odets for aling because of a final illness and to countenance for one moment public explanation Monday of tes-|11 per cent quit exclusive of such unlawful acts on the part of these nh linking him with the Com-|cause. Of those, 68 per cent did prisoners of war and civilian in-/munist Party. The author of|so on their own without outside ternees.” |many Broadway and Hollywood help, 24 per cent following reCol. John Scott, of Bingham- hits was questioned at a closed-!ligious conversion and 8 per cent ton, N. Y., who commands the |door hearing late last month. Itollowing medical treatment. i Munsan camp, said his guards are | - —— mmf | f

ready to handle any situation that may develop. “We have plenty of guards and] barbed wire at this camp,” he| said. Most of the Munsan mates. are listed as anti-Communists. But the United Nation's command was taking no more chances.

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« ¢ Hope Dies to Flicker n On Any Truce at All

TOKYO, Sunday, May 18 (UP) —Hopes for an eventual armistice in Korea dwindled to their lowest today with the United Nations’ failure to sell its “final proposal” to the Communists. A United Press correspondent _ at Munsan said the truce talks! / were “nearer failure than at any| % time since they opened.”

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