Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1952 — Page 25

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Allies Think = Stand Foiled Major Push

SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 11 (UP) — | Valorous South Korean infantrymen held Capitol Hill tonight] after slamming back four savage| Chinese attacks that may have] been intended as the start of a| full-scale smash at the Allied line. f United Press War Correspondent Fred Painton reported from! the front that there was specula-| tion the Chinese intended a major assault because: | ONE—They used a record 48,-000-round barrage of artillery] and mortar shells in last night's attack. Shells fell at the rate of 15 a minute. TWO—They struck at the once-} vulnerable Republic of Korea troops. THREE—The ROK captured] some 3200 rifle grenades which]

United Press Telephoto, SWEET CORN GIRLS—Three aspirants for the title of ""National Sweet Corn Sweetheart" are shown as they arrived in Chicago for a day of fun as guests of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad. Left to right are Dorcas Wintersteen, 18, Hoopeston,

the Reds apparently intended, lll.; Joan Klentzer, 21, Fowler, Ind., and Patricia Lane, 19, Hoopesto use for softening up Allied) ton, The Sweet Corn Festival will open in Hoopeston soon. bunkers.

FOUR—Intensity of the artil-, lery barrage caused speculation by Allied officers that the Chinese had massed ~ artillery of two armies in front of the ROKs.. {

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the South Koreans were described as among the most valiant of the war. . They were covered during daylight today by Allied artillery which pounded away while Com-

Blue Scarves for Dash

Can't: Annex School Alone

Flackville Residents Given Ruling

A county school cannot be{come a part of the Indianapolis school system without complete annexation of 'its surrounding

told last night. About 150 parents and teachers met at Flackville School, 2930

lecounty and city schools discussed {by school officials. | William A. Evans, administra[tive assistant for Indianapolis {schools, told the patrons annexa{tion of a s¢hool alone cannot be |done under present laws. The {question {crowded conditions at Flackville { School.

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I today questioned a 21-year-old the head with his own shotgun

territory to the city, a Parent-! Teacher Association meeting was

Lafayette Rd., to hear merits of

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year. School subjects and merits were discussed by panel members

Evans; Robert F. Gladden, county superintendent,

—The Army will glamorize its infantrymen next. month with blue neck scarves and other dis-

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (UP),

Mrs. Elva Ruston, retired Flackville school teacher, was moderator.

The shoulder cords will be {worn ‘under the right arm and over the right shoulder, fastened to the shoulder loop of the shirt, jacket or coat.

Sentenced to Die

munist counter-fire eased off. {tinctive insignia, it was learned Massed artillery fire of the today. Reds was described in field dis-j new. regulation, effective patches as a technique apparently ’ learned from -the Russians, who Oct. 1, authorizes the new markused it during World War IL | mgs to “enhance the prestige of “Fantastic” {the infantry soldier and to idenMr. Painton said he had “never tify the combat - ready infantry seen ‘anything like” the artillery units of the active Army.” t totaling ¢ barrage the Chinese laid down. | Most noticeable additions will Sentences totaling four years. Division officers said it was “fan-|Pe shoulder cords and rayon neck The U. 8. Ninth Circuit Court tastic” and at first refused to be-|SCarves of light infantry blue, [Of Appeals yesterday also orlieve the count of 48,000 rounds. {Worn by both. officers and en- dered Mrs. Yates released on her “Incoming shells during part of listed men assigned to infantry WD recognizance, without further the fighting were falling at the units. The cord will be awarded bail, pending appeal of another : ig 15 a minute on a single|to units which have completed three-year contempt sentence. ation » Mr. Painton reported. training. d Mrs. She o he Y California $ ' . ommunist Party secre ' hting wag relatively] Troops of other branches of I oar gs the Army will be authorized to convicted Aug. 5 with other top gata a : wear scarves in the colors of State party leaders of conspiring Reds Say UN Forced their branches—scarlet for artil-|t0 teach and advocate overthrow POW to End His Life

lery, scarlet and white for engi-|°f the government. neers, and so on—but these will| er at, MUNSAN, Korea, Sept. 11 (UP) [not be furnished at government | Service Station Robbed. — Communists accused the United |SXPense. Most of the new in-|

| Carl Harmening, 48, of 5460 E. Nations today of “persecuting to fantry insignia will be issued free. 10th St., manager of the Standdeath” a prisoner of war who

Convicted U. S. Red Free Pending Appeal

O'Connor Yatés, one of 14 convicted California Communists, was free on $1000 bail today pending appeals of two contempt

Tuesday. Meanwhile, Allied and Communist truce delegates ended another] seven-day recess with little hope | of loosening the prisoner of war deadlock ‘when negotiations resume tomorrow.

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2 American Girls End | ‘Runaway’ in Germany | GARMISCH - PARTENKIRCH-| EN, Germany — Two runaway! young American girls ended their | 36-hour private tour of Europe to-| day in the United States Army police station here. | Walta Leehover Halliburton, 12, and Jane Margaret Vaughan, 14, had covered more than 500 miles before they walked into the sta-| tion here, weary and penniless, | The girls are the daughters of Lt. Kenneth E. Hallipurton, Santa| Rosa, Cal, and Capt. Gardener] S. Vaughan, Atlanta, Ga. who are stationed in Wuerzburg. The fathers are en route here to pick up their daughters.

Wounded Accidentally

Donald Smock, 22, of 424 IL. Minnesota St., told police yesterday he accidentally shot himself in the left arm while cleaning his gun. He was treated and released by the Emhardt Clinic.

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The scarves will be authorized ard Service Station at 5649 E. {fer off-duty wear, and will be Washington St., told police yesKoje Island, |'® y , ] gt ’ p y committed suicide on Koj worn on duty as prescribed by terday someone took $241 from|

In Heroines Slaying

LONDON—Dennis George Muldowney, 41-year-old porter, was

SAN FRANCISCO—Mrs. Oleta sentenced to death today for the!

{slaying of a World War II heroine {of the British secret service. Muldowney pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey, London's central criminal court, to murder charges in the death of Mrs. Christine Granville, 37. He confessed he stabbed her to death in a small London hotel last June 15 during a fit of jealous rage. The victim, a former Polish countess, worked for the British secret service during the war and

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Quake Jolts Philippines

MANILA — Earthquakes jolted a wide area of the central Philippines early today, but no damage or deaths were reported.

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