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POW Killed

3d Shooting In 24 Hours

Prisoners Fly Banners Again

By United Press KOJE ISLAND, Korea, June 3 —An accidental burst of fire from a guard's heavy machine gun killed a Communist prisoner

other. It was the tHird shooting in less than 24 hours that has angered and embarrassed Brig. Gen. Haydon L. (Bull) Boatner in his efforts to restore order in the prison compounds of this island with a minimum of bloodshed. Tensions heightened as prisoners defiantly raised a new flagpole to replace the one flattened by a Patton tank yesterday. They mocked the United Nations command with “funeral” services for five prisoners killed when a work detail revolted Friday. The machine gun, pointed at the fence of Compound 78, went off at 10:20 a. m. Prisoners refused to release the body of the victim or send out the wound man for medical care. One prisoner was wounded yesterday by a South Korean guard whom he had jeered and stoned. Another was shot in the leg last night while attempting-to*escape = from hik compound. * A North Korean officer was killed last Thursday by accidental

To Poll POWs

PANMUNJOM, Korea, June 3 (UP)—The United Nations dared the Communists today to see for themselves how many of their

Maj. Gen, William K. Harrison, senior Allied delegate, challenged the Reds to take part in an parital. Sim

“If you really believe “the charges which you -have made against the validity of our screening of prisoners you will accept this proposal,” he said. The Communists refused. Their refusal, said Gen. Harrison, proved “that you are afraid of

Into Dead End in Crisis

PUSAN, Korea, June 3 (UP)— The Korean National Assembly was rendered powerless to act in the South Korean political crisis today by the absence of 100 members. The absentees included 52 of the 54 legislative supporters of President Syngman Rhee, who is feuding with the assembly. Most of the other 48 absentees apparently feared Mr. Rhee might have

as he has 11 other legislators.

Young Bandits Win Leniency

Two young bandits—one a GI —who robbed a cab driver of $11,

THE IXDIANAPOLIS TIMES a

By Accident At Koje Camp :: Allies Sqeeze 2 High Schools

TV-b y-Telephons

Lecture, Planned R di 5 li : : Delegates from 100 sar 3 d {telephone companies will ‘hear [4d ld eg d 10 or iN {lecture on sending TV programs o by telephone facilities tomorrow : British Seal at opening of Broad Ripple, Manual ‘ . their two - day! Station Off convention in Ceremonies Held

Claypool Hotel. | . The lecture-| The value of a high school

demonstration diploma depends on what the rewill be given at lcipient makes of his future, the noon by Dr. Manual High School graduating Maurice E. Strie- class was told last night. by at the 324 And at Broad Ripple the sénjors annual conven- were urged to take from school . fon of the Ip- “a firm resqglve to bring to public Allied retaliation for the Soviets Yon rer botaliife a oorempt of Mtegeity.” new “creeping blockade” of the Association. Dr. There were 495 pupils’ gradufeity. Dr. Strieby Strieby repre- ated from the two. schools during | One hundred British military sents the - American Telephone |commencement exercises last! {police and 100 West Berlin police | land Telegraph Co, New York night. School Board President | surrounded the block-long build-! City. "Grier M. Shotwell” addressed the| ing in Charlottenburg in the, About 650 delegates are ex- Broad Ripple class, and Board | British sector, threw up- barbed 'peétéd at convention sessions to Member: Raymond - F. Brandes| wire barricades around it, and be presided over by C. E. Mec- spoke to graduating Manual pu|prevented the Communist day Cormick, Terre Haute, state pils. {shift from reporting for work. | president. “The “path ahead, nard as it

| ———————— imay be, will not be too difficult Biggest In Germany ‘House OK's ‘Tent Ci v (for real men and women,” Mr. | The British said the siege! ty

| {Shotwell said. |would continue until the Russians Transfer to State | . Mr. Brandes warned the work {evacuate the radio studios, the of the graduating pupil is not finlargest in Germany. No one will State acquisition of federal j.peq be permitted to enter the build- land next to Stout Field seemed rnere is still work to be done ing, the British said, but the assured today after the U. 8.4, provide opportunity for boys , hi IB [night shift and the 24 armed So- House of Representatives unan- ,.4 girls who will follow the ‘ > CNR TIA 0 y viet guards may leave whenever MoUsly approved the transfer. |o,,guates in the classrooms of i 3 2 EA the¥ like. l Ty a brid Senaie action, id public schools, he said. At mid-morning, two Russian, no pve Ownership|. piplomas will be awarded toUnited Press Telephoto. |army officers ys: civilian drove °0f 15 acres slongside the Indian-| ont to pupils graduating from ’ MEDICAL POW—A United Nations medical officer talks !past the entanglement to a Brit- japolis - ela My no ost. a nei Technical High School. Exercises| ° lish army headquarters building, Is Ble va 8 or piu onal Guard wi) pe held at Howe, Shortridge with a Chinese medical student, Miss Choi, in a Koje Island com- where they’ asked permission to fant 4 ir National @ ard ves | and Crispus Attucks ‘tomorrow, . pound. The Chinese POW: medic is bargaining with the officer qn |enter the studios. Rc wed, they gus neetared surprs: by: the ar ind at Washington. Thursday. <

: drove bts. the Soviet: when 3% whether she can have two pain, in her medi | wor Tin jeral government: 3

Another Story, Page 9 By United Press BERLIN, June 3 -— British} troops under orders to “meet force. with force” laid siege to Russian-rift Radio Berlin in Western Berlin today in the first

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: ohn; Soviet army..car vas fot} Stout _ Field to the ~ - DePauw Drama Club. ow oug e streets by a World War II. The few buildings '¢: a on ASST BSAC, SHOWER et age: WIE IEF SENAY, To Present. Co omedy pn PRA Berliner Ja EE Ane state on a squal ! TC eled a 1818. o. | PARSSRE of “the DIT 16 DEmE REBNCASTLE, Junk 3-Del vii ”’ ‘pushed by Rep. Charles Brown-| Pauw University's dramatic

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A number .of Communists tried son. (R, Indianapolis) and Indi-| group, Duzer Du, will present On Eve of Rec | Sit own to demonstrate outside the radio jana Adjutant General Robinson “The Curious Savage Thursday, | studios and one woman was ar- |Hitchecock. |Friday and ‘Saturday in Speech By United Prats | rested by West Berlin police. { {Hall on the campus. net will remain in session during The Soviets seized the studios had been arrestéd in. the Soviet] The John Patrick comedy is

PARIS, June 3—Premier An: tomorrow's strikes. » when they liberated Berlin in occupation zone, .*,'|being produced as the annual

toine Pinay’'s Communist-smash-| - Police raids on Red centers con- : ing government announced today|tinued. The offices of the Com- a Jumerons The woman, it was alleged, was commencement-week play. 4

that any public servant who!munist newspaper “Le Petit

tak rt in Red-ordered sitd fod meron i eso oS 5d” Dou Nab U. S. Spy, : and a. locked

sent into the Soviet zone from| West Berlin and arrested near Ankle ‘Crushed

Magdeburg. ah - oy L o, +1: The Red government's an- Percy R. Snell, 65, of 1729 ‘For- : >etReds ds Report: i |oimcaest siid the ‘alleged Agent est Drs: on sted ot crushed ankin} 5 es As a A BI ERIN yn saad TONEY RNS TEM a vd poison bazaules with hers Limo) General Confederation of Labor, Meanwhile, guards were posied| "BERLIN, June 3 (UP)—Tast/planned to put them in the food heavy machinery fellon him at

with 3 million members, has or- around the United States Em- Ge rman Communist - government /of East German border guards.the Sonith Pattern. Works, 913 dered general ait dows hen bassy and other American prop-| o,- today that a woman “agent| She “confessed,” it was added,|Daly St. Mr. Snell was taken to morrow iti, protest again ertie of the American Secret Service that she planned to set fire toMethodist Hospital where his cap-|

prisonment of Jacques Duclos and| All Paris police days off and “the American occupation of{leaves were canceled for the the Caunter-Intelligence Corps,” East German industrial ‘plants. ‘dition was listed as good.

France.” Communist-called sitdown strike ‘@ £m — . . — The cabinet decided that any tomorrow.

government or public . service worker who takes part in the Woman Red

manifestation shall be suspended ; : ubjected to disciplinary ac- Gets the Gate

and s a tion. BUCHAREST, Romania, June

“If they decide to be tough, 3 (UP)—Foreign Minister Ana we will be even tougher,” Inte-| Pauker has been “seyerely critiior Minister Charles Brune said.|cized” and denied re-election to Mr. Pinay is battling the mili- the Communist Party Politburo tant Communists on one side and{and Central ‘Committee, it was fighting for the life of his cabinet| announced today. on _ the other. She retains her foreign ministry post, however. Back Government The official Communist Party As the government braced it, newspaper Scanteia charged in a self to smash -the Red-called| full-page statement that Mrs. strikes, Mr. Pinay decided to ask|Pauker, the highest ranking the National Assembly to give woman official in any Communist him a confidence vote on a slid-|country, helped and encouraged ing wage scale bill. The bill for-| “rightist deviating” activities. bids two consecutive salary hikes within four months. Non-Communist Labor unions supported the government in denouncing the Red sitdown strike call. The government said in its communique that the strike call is political and has nothing to do with labor's legitimate aims. The Reds are ‘sacrificing the true in-

today won leniency from a sympathetic judge. Pvt. Larry Earl Pace, 20, af 2925 E. 18th 8t., and William G.| McCotter, 19, of 2633 E. 18th St., pleaded guilty to the Feb. 4 holdup of Red Cab Driver Jack Horsley. Pvt. Pace told Judge Harry O. Chamberlain, Criminal Court 1,

he planned the holdup to get|

money for dental work. He said his gun was not loaded and he was not in uniform at the time. McCotter told the judge he had passed entrance examinations for the Marine Corps and was waiting to enlist pending the oujcome of the trial. : Pointing out that neither \youth had a previous record, Judge Chamberlin sentenced each to one year on the State Farm. But he suspended the sentences saying: “I'm doing this to allow the Armed Services to admit you. If you don't get in, I will consider it grounds for revocation of these suspended sentences.” “It’s a horrible thing when two young men like you endanger a man’s life for a paltry $11,” Judge Chamberlin said.

3 Children Struck } By Truck Here, Hurt

Three children, the oldest 13,

were hit by a truck while cross- into the cafe early today, drank ing in the middle of the 400|/two cups of coffee, whipped out

block on Spring St. yesterday. Jacob Davis, 13, of 421 Noble]

St., and Johnny Hughes, 11, of a liquor store at 1043 N. Illinois 425 Noble St, were taken to|St., told police two stickup men General Hospftal where they were with white handkerchiefs over

treated but not admitted. Mary Mauer, 8, of 428 Fulton St., was taken td her home and treated.

Like doubting Thomas,

terests of the working class,” the [communique said. Mr. Brune said precautions will |be taken tomorrow to insure oper- ing work was the action of lation of all transport, including divine law, and doubts that the nationalized railroads. ©. prayer can heal today. The communique said the cabi- This doubt can now be

honestly dispelled. To a

mankind largely remains incredulous that Jesus’ heal-

Woman Found Dead Kuceseekal thate 2 prook . . ample, abundant, and «f In City da ihe. locked band that the law of God is -year- still available for humanity's up yesterday in Cell 13 at Indian- as . ae tation was found Seed, Te Christian Science

dead in the cell a few hours later. Matron Lillian Dolan discovered the body of Zora Morgan, also known as Margaret Lee and Zolene Morgan, hanging from an upper bunk. She was hanged with her underslip. Police tried unsuccessfully to give artificial respiration and an ambulance doctor pronounced her dead. Mrs. Morgan, of 1135 E. Washington 8St., rear, was ar-

shows plainly that God's healing, helping power

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