Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1952 — Page 10
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“THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Truman OK’s Plane Buildup In Korea War
Marines Smash Attacking Reds In Toughest Battle’
Wants AF To Be Ready
SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 13—U. Marines, fighting what their commanding general said was their
. munists
hurled between 10,000 and 15,000 rounds of mortar and artillery on the Marines,
straight MIGs.
second meet any Red
day failed to manded
that disclose where
the Communists Harrison has asked for the same
they have
built information.
He inquired first on
The Leathernecks served notice six new prisoner of war camps Friday.
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{ » ’ “fhoughest battle in Korea, re- United Press - Correspondent they were dug in to stay on In North Korea. He also asked! The Communists changed the : : after a hair-p For An thin sisted another counterattack on Frederick C. Painton, reporting Bunker Hill Tor THE Dimiber of prisoners in prison Sanya last June. A iid , prized possession. Come in Bde grocery. Bunker Hill today. from Bunker Hill, said some Level 100 Buildings p anplished threes camps anc Wr f i DE fo ; . or a thorough miThey hurled a deadly rain of Marines believed the Chinese : Asclosed two It _Wwas the Second time Gen. six new ones. 9 orough eye oxan women to for C tillery, mortar and machinegun Reds were doped before the at- The Marines also disclose nation. Complete selection Then be bleac! By JIM G. LUCAS ary : groups of their planes destroyed Goldie's recor Scripps-Howard Staff Writer fire at the Chinese attacks. tack. Br ose. army headquarters G=A=R=-A=G=-E=S NO DOWN of the newest, smartest style WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 = yay Gen, John T. Selden of “They were making strange .......i Maj. Gen. . . southeast of Haeju near the 38th PAYMENT frames. With truce prospects darker than ;, == 1o aMarine Division said the noises, talking to themselves and Parallel yesterday. They leveled and HOME MODERNIZING EZ TERMS Ox Barbe ever, President Truman hds BU- attle for the height five miles walking right into us as if they, . least 100 buildings capable of SPECIALISTS jo - \ The Anther thorized a major buildup of U. 8. ot of the truce village of Pan- didn't give a damn,” one Marine housing 2000 troops. CUSTOM Take No Chances—See hold an ox ba airpower in Korea. munjom was the “toughest battle sald. icine a——— 13 BUILT last summer | The move was made, a respon: inca we've heen in over here.” However, a regimental com- PANMUNJOM, Korea, Aug. / season. The fi sible Air Force “The Chinese Communists are mander said he believed the heavy ((UP)—The United Nations ac- scheduled for = mg source sald, “80 pt he said. Allied artillery barrage had cused the Communists today of Eyes Examined ture dining ar we will be pre- my. Marines captured the hill shocked them. endangering the lives of United 0 > pared for any yesterday and then in the space| Fifth Air Force and Marine Nations war prisoners by refus- : Fish Fr thing. of 12 hours battered back ‘two planes flew nearly .100 sorties in ing to tell where they are held. . GLASSES Y ro Korean ,..ter-attacks. the Bunker Hill area, BSabrejets Maj. Gen, Willlam K. Hazrison,| ON Four fish bulldup, now un-\ ., gejden sald the Com- sweeping North Korea for the chief Allied truce delegate, de- CREDIT this week tha der way, 1s In- : errr mite Leterme | ig OFFICES AT IL tended: rot > ° 9 Mic te | Glasses prescribed only if needed. Washington . 1 ONE —=T29 WwW t T 0 Fire Departm : ° we i= tH Buddy as Cut in Tw ig Fire Deparim tonba) dt f th ith b t he waited. When JEWELER OFFICE HOURS urday at Rav wings, now n By United Press 0 e group w A canvas bag nu a name, ne ph . . 1 St. and White M Lucas the Far East’ WITH U. 8. MARINES ON in his hand and called out: the silence lasted beyond en- SPIVEY BROS. ROOFING CO. 3% to) These feeds r. Luca Alr Force, up 10 my WESTERN FRONT, Ko- “Mall call, you guys.” durance, he hurried on, saying, 137 w w hi + : inelda Hot fi HT] strength as rapidly as possi 7. One American But mail call turned into a He isn't here.” Then he tucked FOR FREE | 3994 [fun & ag 1942 Madison at Troy Ave . asningron ompany il ble rea, Aug. 13 n kind of memorial service. the letter underneath the mail ESTIMATES Eves. ! Y » ace pany TWO—To place back of each Marine slumped against a pop- Each time the sergeant called bag on the ground, SC ————r— sandwiches an wing a ready reserve of planes jar tree staring blankly into — For Eyer and pilots equal to 50 per cent of a stiff hands shak ye . gian erris v and | 1 t space with his I ponies, fun g its combat strength. wh . 3 sides. ’ | (The average fighter wing has Ing Jertly {2% Ny Sen io sald a ee boa ahout 75 planes at full strength his friend, who was eating
Indianapolis | ascend in a ba back to earth.
since the truce talks
However, atarted.14 months ago, some have heen allowed to fall below that. Some wings have operated with
ravenously from a can of tuna fish. “Too much lead.” 3attered Marines from “Item” had just come back nightmare of Bunker
Company
The Kofrom the
ne more than 50 planes,
rean buildup will replace the Hill missing plthes and five, eath They were dirty, bearded and i iy ata “avallable’ of exhmisted yen i gy between 100 to 115 airplanes) ark with sweat, and ER Given Priority there was space. To accomplish this, the Presi Some lay flat on the ground - dent has given the Far East Air ith an automatic ‘rifle butt Force first priority on fighters for~a pillow. Others leaned and fighter bombers. It will retain the priority until the goals against trees or squatted” in
groups talking. They had just knocked back two of the best hbattalion-sized attacks the Communists could muster.
are reached. The majority of the planes for the Korean reserve originally were earmarked for Western, Europe forces under the Mutual]
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Defense Assistance Program| _ “Tomorrow I'll be 20,” mused 5 ® ® 5 5 (MDAP). The President author-| Pfc. William R. Yazel, Okla- | Ms. Sh ized holding up deliveries to homa City. “Funny thing, last | O1 ] Ye X I 1 re JN Furope until the Far East Air, night I didn’t think I'd make | The Old B Force is strong enough to ab-| It’ DI ¢ g Someone finally Church, Fran!
explained what had happened to the blank-faced young Marine who wouldn't speak but just stared. | “He was holding on to his « buddy when a _shell hit about |
sorb and counter any punch thrown at it by the fast-grow-ing Chinese Red Air Force on the other side of the Yalu River
None Transferred
St., will hold can settle fo dogs, potato beans and hc ice cream, so:
So “far, no planes have been 10 feet away,” a sergeant said. | mouth-waterir transferred from the u. S. Air “His buddy was cut in two. Proceeds w Force in Europe to the Far East bulletin board Alr Force. Deliveries to Gen.| He didn’t even get a scratch. The third f l.auris Norstad's European Com-] He'll be all right. We didn’t on the same n mand continue on schedule. That! send him back because there
City Christi: School Rd. an ceeds will go | ing funds. A you members, still needs 10( The fourth the Lavelle-G VFW, Ladies ers Auxiliary, and Saturday ford Sts.
were enough wounded.” ! The first sergeant of the company walked into the middle |
possibility, however, is not ruled| out. “Whatever (Gen.) Otto Wey-| land «commander, Far Fast Air Force) needs, he will get,” a highranking Air Force officer sald today.
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