Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1952 — Page 5

12, 1952 - FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5

Fl! Yank Sabrejet Shoots Down 400th MIG Of Korean War Sixty-Eight Armed Red Roars Through Truce Area In Truck To Allied Lines

Others Listed PANMUNJOM, Sept. 12—A Several months ago, two North| “They didn't fire, but they did ing he wanted to come ong said after today’s brief truce to come through our place,” he

Chinese soldier smashed [Korean soldiers surrendered by|level their rifles. Their man was through.” meeting the communists did not said with a wide grin, “but at As ‘Probables’

through a Communist roadblock |running down the road from the waving his hand up and down at| Lt. Gen. Willlam K. Harrison, mention ‘the incident. {least they ought to stay within at the northern end of the Pan- goniuweice area to the safety of our people down the road, show-|senior United Nations delegate, “We don't mind if they want!our speed limits.” munjom neutral zone in a 2%%- |U, 8, Marine outposts. ju ——_ wn ton truck last night and [* The Chinese was disarmed and | : escaped to Allied lines. |started back through channels) | The soldier from Red China's (to. join 14,000 €hinese prisoners a Yule Pras | “volunteer” army in Korea, oud have said they would rather YAN - SEOUL, Sept. 12—An Ameri- clutching a burp gun in one | die than return to Communism. YOTEITYT can Sabrejet today shot down the | hand, raced through the middle | The fugitive told questioners BANK PLA 400th Communist MIG-15 jet of Xe ruse lage in a Rus- \he started out in the truck from sian-bu ruck. {a point about 20 miles south of! Signtss gestioyou by he Sth Al | An American soldier at the Pyongyang, the Red capital, organ ar. southern end of the neutral which is about 75 miles north of Two other Russian-built MIGs were damaged in.the dogfight near the Yalu River Manchurian border. " On the ground, United Nations! artillery and planes discouraged, any further Red attacks against

zone, Pfc. Roy L. Thompson, Panmunjom. He drove straight | St. Louis, saw the Chinese was through the Communist negotiat- | going to smash through the ing team base camp in Kaesong. barrier, He raised it and let Capt. Joseph T. Foley of As-| | the speeding truck through. [toria, L. I, N. Y, the American = | The Chinese surrendered to security officer in Panmunjom, i shell-wracked Capitol Hill on the! J

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U. 8. Marines manning a road- said he heard a truck going by {block farther south when he ran last night “at a very rapid rate central front, but defending out of gas. of speed.” South Korean for any 320 rudps were "antal CURVES—Mrs. Evelyn Joyce (week a Communist has surren-|ing up to 50 miles an hour,” Capt. Schenk, "Mrs, America of {dered to the United Nations from Foley said. “It barged right

It was the second time in a| “I found out later it was travel- | : which might break through the . : . . a rear Fough the 1953," is shown throwing a-|the neutral zone. Last Friday, a {through the conference area. Four baseball hi 9 {security officer assigned to the {North Korean security guards got dal ir a er e(lad Today's air battle between 24) baseball at china plates trying |truce talk area surrendered to out onto the road to try and stop , ] Sabres and 20 MIGs marked the| to win a toy panda at the Read- [United Nations guards just out- it, but it swept right through, Here's What You Get! Fifth Alr,F ai Inst YY . y ll I} LE First Impro Cy

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