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Senators Drop j
Investigation of
Sen. McCarthy
lv
^ on. July 19—(APt
—1 itc Foreign KeU*j
Uo< nittce drop|M>d in-
*m of Smu'or Mc-
('ommuniiit-m-fov-
* n ru** toii*>
V nakuiy any fm.l* of
•O fnt alon* t«. th* S*n-
•*» •ui|r rvpurti* from mn
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»miRittr«'
t k** (b-rmn-ratu ma>.r-
f,u ' tton* wfi*- A fraud
and
C >nator L.wlifi t Ma**),
w Ol ttiun (rntml xnirur
***»' S«>Bau>r Hi< kmliatpar
< I©' K* |>ut4imn ofi
(Sa iat thr Ioiik mvaattfa-
tior a* *uj»arfKial and m
<on
I' rteantoapar parmitakw
U» 1 an mtnnnty ' . l»y
Au|
1 evident hufn* ttut l>t-
♦ fidanca among tha
San nhip that tha ranatMt-f
anda tha affair tdkich i
haa Sanata ambn.itad for |
m«i
T f raai faith that il i«
atrantly *«« ju^Ufiad '
*««i ha atormy '<♦•»»io* at J
w hi tratirn Kvlationa Cuw
■lii ariy |>k kad out ita J
rou I of tha i »ll« g«\ and W. la PwiBnr
C Tydinga t D-Mil) oft thy. dann id ttudanU, wdl lanva
tha lutM-nmmittaa filad tha I ^ •^©‘••day night U» attrnd a pm
r*V w Sanata. than within'it™* l**»n« hald at ha Wnght
a f( a« withdraw thrm for rnttaraon Air Karra ROTf »u*t-
24 I ha of Srnator »**r ramp at fho’ton, Ohio
"'h rht. tha Ka|>uMi«wn j Kurpoaa of tha viwt, arronhn^ Ui
Ih-an Kafbarthy it for obaartatton
V ft tha broad tmplica* and nmaultation on tha Air Korea
Uoa might fight for ra- f Ka*arva Training ( #rpa (amp pro-
■o* i*aga» in tha majority 1 gram Official >»arting tirwa fur
™e ly cantigating Met ar-’ tha tpacia) activitiaa ia I p. m
MarradU laapactMa haUa tha apot light far thraa 4AM radat> at
tha Fart Mill, Ofcla.. aalaior <aiap far HtfT< for KioU Artillary ata
daala. AwaitMg tha Mia part mg affirar ara. left ta right. Richard
M Filial Milliam K baadwta. and Morn. %. |>a*b l pan >ar
rcaafal mapiatiaa af tha aaaip and thaw •rnivr >aar af adtanrad
Military ariaaca. thay will haroair aacawd Itaatraanto rraar*r of tha
I', fl. Aral).
A&M Officials Plan
Summer .Camp \ isit
'Vi.
■I Term
Recreation
MUIppM
If yow'ftJtt • Uaf for aatar
tammant th» auramat nottf* tha
•acond tarwi mcraatHut pmgpani af
tha rollaffi
AcUvitiaa at thr Groaa ak>na
will kaap yav ba»y aliaoat avary
night of tha waah . . -and tha only
charga ia Roar rtudaaf activity faa
■lip. ar yawr idanufkation as a
wMaga arapktyra or d laambrr of
his family.
Moviaa arr ahaarn |t tha Groar
thraa mghta a waah an Monday
Tuaaday pad Th«rada|r
Othar attraction* art •hating and
Jukr boi dannag an UrdnaMia)
atghu •qaarv (taming on Friday,
iaad ball roam dancing on Saturday
night* Krahma Hlghfowar, a for
mar Agfia now worhing an tha
Biyan Naw* calhd f#» tha a*juarr
da new group. Th* fuhttron pratad
U> lia Vtry papulai durtag tha
first aunwam Mrn>a*tdr.
Tha AggiaUmt < ondm under tha
direction of Bill Turpar will run-
tmua to play fur Umv* danrpa dur
ing tha mcoad u-maafor Mfaih«r«
of tha land include (Jiang Tor
ranca. Harry Vaughan. Bey ad t Hal
I land. Sid ('aft, kannatli Coopar and
I Joa Pika.
All program* bagit at H p m
I anlaa* ralMtliad m (aa« of fam
Fur (iagtitaa fun awiaimiha an-
; thu«ia»t* may cool pff in r. L
i (town* Jr Natatoniga Tha gaol
A M and 7
Eisenhower Named as
For Harrington Inauguration
'Od
IV
Yt ■*
(cremom on Nov. 9 to Be
For Diamond Jubilee Celebrations
sr s*
Pi
l
manahifi modal* war* givar ta ia upan daily frara S
Uouthitt 1 water and Ray F Smith to h p m raccpt
thy ■uirtw "nbjc< tionablc’’
mal rtain crituiam of
l ml tchanloopcr hail b*-cn
dHi w full committac
T i»wavr». aaid that after
ran i mat non he could find
-no **aair»*» of a nature
whi to be removed "
C • onnally (l> Te*l af
the ign Relation* ( oinant*
tee yU'n that the conuRit*
tea fh ualea* It get* fur-
tfcai feme the Sonata fort
the rn talk of a iVmocra*
tic SeaaU- rencure at M
CaKh
Thuraday and thay will conclude
Friday aftemaon
Thia i* the ae«ond pach inapac*
tion trip the two official* have
made They were accompanied on
the firat tour to Kaily Air Force
B**e by fd E w. Napier and
Major ('urtta
Re prverfita three from at* teen
nmveraitm* and coliegaa in Texaa,
Oklahoma New Memo. Louiaiana,
Arkangle And M nneaota ilc at-
Ya>mr*aa«1 » >4 4
^ pMfva*vvi
Ih.nal.i R J meph wga awarded
the honor of outahandmg AAM
eadet l»y ; l)r Harrington Mark»-
rth|f.
MS( 1 Office l ixttires
Expected In August
by t el. Napiei
Athletic officer award* wert
made to Richanl K Scott Koycg
Bnmberry and Bill C. Butler Scott
•tao received a handball meet
award In the *w naming meet Stop
Southworth won the 4l> yard frag
style He wa« a I an a member of
the winning medley relay. The*#
honor* Werp awarded by I Wan Pen*
berth)
Ah M e wiftball team look the
meet m that diviaion Memlwra of
the team included Joe lenamon,
Don K. Joapph, Roliert G. Pitta. H.
H Kchaeika. K D Hallmark. John
Khaanaann. F L Hill. Walter Dyer,
H 0. Thorafia.x and Lmna Kay
Friday a program began with g
tour of Supply and Engineering
Diviataas of the field, and mapar*
tion of lataat I'SAF airrraft. After
M*h 1» the ROTT C
rial tore met ■mi
cadet* Who ar*
mg in the Air
than
A Hour was conducted through
Lackland Air Forte Ra«c “(JaU-
way to the Air Force", Friday
night.
Sunday* ami irliool
I* under the care of
Fur the mure a
there are 22 concrete tenni* ruurt*
Intramural tourney*
du nng the *eme»ter
•oftball ai*d voHeyhall
other hut weather
Football*. ba»ket
ar* played
Team* in
provide
mitertau.ment
ball*, pu
Gen. Dangbt D. Batwhaalar. '
war time Suprvm* <Owimander of
the Allied Expeditionary Ftpce
and non pre*ident af ('olunjlda
rniverafcy will be principal *pnak-
er at the inauguration of Dr M
T Harrington a* president of ‘
AAM on Nov ti
The ganouncaaient came thi*
morning from R Henderaon Shuff
ler, director of infonuation for the
AAM Sy •ten and member of the
Diamond Jubilee < ommitte* Preai
den* Hamngton'* inauguration will
he tha "Kick-off event of AAM *
7Mh Aiirdvemary year
Tentative plan* call for a review '
of the (orp* of ( adet* the mam 1
mg af K, honoring Gva Kiaen-
howei. President Harrington, and
gueat* af the college
A luncheon ha* been w heduled
at the Memorial Student (enter
for delegnte. to the inauguration.
Shuffler naki The inauguration i
itaeif will be held at .7 p m. on
Kyle FMd. to be followed by a
reception.
General and Mr*. Eisenhower
aril) arrive by train In Hearn* at |
122 that morning and will lie
met by a group of AAM official*.
Second VMM
The fall of the General to AAM
be
end. the &• year aid general wai
elevated to the Krmy’t top poet-
tow of Chief of flair. DinwMh—
from many foiwign ewantrioa pad
a u me mu* honorary degree* foam
college* were cogferred upoa Wm ( j
A mountain jmak hi t'anadh wa*
named hi hi* hpnar and he wm! /
preaaated a part af an old raatia
ia Seotland “oN behalf at the
SeotUah nation in recognition a#
hi* great leadrrdMp in the war ”
Gen Ei*enhowgr ia a natiPt
Texan, although hh boyhood heme
wa* in Karnma Hi* birthplacp la
Texa* ha* been made a permanent
memorial to him. and hi* KaapM
home ha* l«econ*o a aatienal *hrine.
( afomfoa Head
He a*#u»ie*l the prettdeftcy of
(uiumbia on JuRg 7, the foarMl
annivemary of F , I>•Day-ph^»•l■ ,,
The actaal annifpreary <kf the ia*
va*ion of Sormahdy fell on a San-
day
A* he took ovpr hi* dutMP,
El«enhoWei hecapip the 17th niwai-
dent of the university. A mead
•aid that the (ypaeral felt that
taking the presidency of an •du
rational institution wa* one of the
mo«t dignified g*f* in which
• ould wind up hi* Army career.
.. . Kohert E |ae did it,* tMlg
Ti, ,,n " th ' ^ 1 “‘d- 'vfwnng U the Cmm-
of World War II. He wa* principal f,,)*rate General'* nre.ideticy af
punching
bag*, etc. are availabfc at the phy*
aiial edaration office in DeWare
Field H(C*«
- In the mtuieal line, ptaao*.
record players, and An organ are
available at the MuMr Had from
Ha m to I p m daily on week
day*
I height D. Mam him rr
•peaker at the college* Muster
Day reiwmonie* on April 21, 111411
At that time, ha received an hon
orary dortor’* degree from AAM
A few month* after the w*r’»
\cheson Reach
•£?* f ith Reply To
Force Adminiotra- j I J
Minister Nehru
KemiMlelin©
Slated for Tonight Underway On
Washi^bon.
July It-
Tnu
ORI
mght P nr anient Tmmaa w(H ad
Cnma tha HMm tear thM four
major radio network* and via
television at 9 30 p m . I S.T
Officials »#d Mr Truman's me*
mg* ta Cdngte** may he expartad
to ask
voluntary home-fwmt eaatrola be-
f»rr compulsion is attempted "even
•a*a bmttad ftald-f
In a joint statement Senator
Taft (R-Ohia| and Rep Martin
<R-Ma»0, chairman of the Senate
and Houae GOP Policy Committsaa.
mad* it dear that the Republican
1.1 Classrooms
Conttruction work on the
ramima haa not stopped with
such large projects as the
Memorial Student Onter or
Office furnishing* for the Mem
orial Student Tenter are ex parted
to arrive during August, according
to W H Rp.lgett, axai.iant man
ager (# phyaual plant*
Ike contract for office furniah-
iags wa* awarded tu Roliert D
Herrell Inc , l.aa Angule*. by the
State Hoard of Control* July It,
Radgett said. Harrell wa* in charge
of decoral ng the Shamnok Hatel
and the Baylor Student Taioa
MMMm
Hid* for the furnishing* for the
barber shop, fountain room, cof
fee shop, and gift thop will be
-f* -
Polio Rearh
Nen lli^h in Tenaf
Report of 124 caae* of polio
myelitis in Texas for the week end
ing July 1, wa* the highest mci
dr nee ever recorded according to
the Texas- Sjate IW>partmrnt of
Heuith < ompai isaa of polio case*
with the seven year median for
tha mate period of time show* polio
ia much almve what it should he
Biaso* < Munty Health t nit in
Bryan reyiorted one new -war of
polio for the weak tndmg July ll
Kigkty-mght *ep4u sole tljrnaU
have bm-n rapotted m Bryan ami
College Slatto" f'* r Ibe same
Other disease* in the twA town*
included chickenpo*. dtarrhea. m-
fliierxa mtimpe. aad pneumonia
(»{>ened Thursday This aquipment
im lude* the counter for the coffee
•hop booth, fat the fountain room,
and display case* for the gift *hop
tcwrdtng u» Bad get t, orders
have been placed with factories all
the way fhwn New Yarh to Cali
fornia far such furnishing* as
tables for thr ban<|u*t hall, chairs
for the banejuet hail and dining
room, rug* and carpela. drapene*
'bower curtama. anl vartetian
blind a The order* that haven't
already born filled are expected b>
arrive by September |.
Venetian blinds were delivered
Tuesday anti will be mstallad the
first of next week The shower
curtain*, rug*, and carpet! have
arrived The fir* eerapea hav#
been inatallod and pamtad All
major part*, including kitchen and
fountain equipment, should arrive
by FoptattW. BadgeU aaul
Carleum W Adams, AAM Sys
tem Architect, is planning the var
ioim «<>uml cunpment to he ig-
* tailed in the near future This
eoJipment includes record player*,
a public address *v*teai. and juke
hapaa,
Arrangement* are now under
■way for constructing several new
load* a* well as parking lots in the
Memoiial Student Onter area, a*
week c«»rdiag to BadgeU Thi* portion of
the work i* being Handled by C. K
loighton. cm struct ion eRgmeer for
(he AAM System
Former SludcnLs
Move Into MS(,
The Former Student* A*»ociw
tion m<ved into new office* ip
the Memon«l Student (enter yew
terday, sccordtng to L B lock*,
assistant secretary
When the Former Student* Aw
suciatm* was estaldtshed in 1927.
their office wa. kicateil in the
1 Civil Rnginet-nng Building A fit*
ia that building in DMtl, however, dor and Nehru t »i*ter
Washiagtmn. July It 'Ah g**
retary of State Acl»*»n Wa* be
lieve! ready U* tell FVinse Minister
Nehru yesterday that the Taitod
States antenii) want* peace in Asia
but not at the pi ice of bogtng to
Communiat aggiesaudi in Kdma
A carefully wnrdetl no
|nent reply to the Ipdien
peace appnmch to the United
State* a»d Russia wa* drafted for
diajiatch tn New Dalki
The State Departgient eXpacted
to make it public afoer a cop* is
handed hiao t* Mpdaiae vijya
luikhmi Pandit. Indian ambaana-
I
,y MI party will not “rubber atamp" any thd n«*W SciwnCf Building. AC-
by
Hppease
i leader'*
caused the office to be moved tp
the basement of the Mechanical
Engineering Building
The office remained theie until
the Admmietrstion Building wa*
completed in 1932 At that dm*,
the office was moved to Room KM
of the Administration Building
where it remained until now
“After IB year*, we are moving
into quarter* provided in the
southwest corner of the Memorial
Student Tenter." I»ckr said
Marine Volunteer
Tells Why* Women
Madame Pandit Monday gave
Acheson a copy of a reply from
Soviet Prime ImiatAr Stalin con
lending that the adnd*«ion *f Tom
munist China into fie I'M i* an
essential atop leweM ending the
Korean war Nehru al.< called for
the oeating of Tomlnuniit China
which has I men iWeagaiaed by
India, sad for the IWtum of Rus
sia to the Security Touncil
In a second mewtogr to Stalin
today, the Indian IVimr Minuter
called the Russian fepl) ‘enrour
Authaaly U> call up 770,— ,
more men *ad billion, of dollar, pnopom-d
in new defertse fund* |P* r ’ Tiamaa.
t Power to carb inflation chief GOP Sopp.wt \mared
,hr by reetlietron on consumer ere- ffc,. (^)p leader* said their party
4it ifwl pofniHy mm* coni rob ov^r wou y support U*ft*iftt)on “(ptrinf
P 0 '™ the greatest puaathi* backing to
3 Mandatory power to allocate men fighting against tremen
steel and other vital war materials,, (tod* odd*" in Korea, but they de-
although thif power would be used rlarwd:
■ oaly if voluatary compliance failed. W* espact to arrutimss rare
Top official* »aid Mr Truaian fully every measure proposed by
wtli not call for increased taxes, the administration to make sure
immediately, but that higher taxes that it is actually naceaaary to
probably wtR be sought in a sep
arate message later
Some nigt otticiala were loan
iag ti>wa(id esc*** profits taxes,
as a guard against unwarranted
war profit*.' sod to higher ierie*
<>« individual income as a check
against inflation
KaiphaM* on Korea
Informed persons said Mr Tru
man aril) emphasise that the Ko-
mohilite he nation’* resources, and
not merely to serve a* a step to
ward permanent government con
trols "
An opening Mow at inflation al
ready wa* struck, in an order
clamping the brakes an free and
easy housing credit Further. Mr
rean war grid the international sit
uation in getiera! will reqaire sac-
rifice by the American people
On Tapltol Hill, the dehate ia
both chamber* of ( ongress turned
constantly to the topic of war and
Truman's report to Tongraaa tH'?^
am EFT) was expected tn ask
New military fund* exceeding
th.mm.aon.noo
Expansion of the armed forces
by perhaas M nor rent in time
Towtrois over soaring consumer
credit.
Allaratioa of urar-oaaential met
■ guig and said h* »•- contortinf brought these development*
“the othar governmeat* concemod ’ Republiraa leader, demanded
cording to W H H*dg< tt, assist
ant managei of physical plants.
The Textile Budding is Ming
made into an office budding con
taining 12 office*, 1.1 da**room*.
mimI • krCture r*M»m with a seating
capacity of lia» Tlie building, which
will house the overflow of classes
from various department*, is be
ing completely refurnished and
painted.
Tly Fiber Testing lab of the
DS Defmrtment of Agriculture
which was located in the Textile
Budding has been moved to the
basement of the Production Mar
keting Building The Wool Scouring
Plant aa» moved to the Blue Bon
net Farm*
Budding H which was largely
destroyed by fire during the
ng semester has been restored
carpenters and painters are
scheduled to complete work aome-
time n#ft week
Two halcome* are being con
structed, BadgeU said One i* lo
cated in the Industrial Education
Budding and the other in the Foun
dry Shop The balconies, which will
be used for holding rkasae*. ar*
federate (ienenTt pipsiiMnf jf
Washington and Lee I'mveruto.
Upon accapuaad af the ( oiumllb
iMwition. Gen ElaHihowar athflin
Would “remain in the Ann/" and
work for national secur
after his retiredmtt
I am above grtand."
am never going to leave the Army
A > laraiag Mere
His switch from a military to #•
—lacational career meant (imaidar*
•Me more m.meg for the CiaPmtm,
Tnder a < oiigrmalnn*l Art ha re
mained a five star General for life,
with 111.090 annual eamiwneatiaa
'fmm fW gcieminent Hu alary
from Tolumbia ia anofficially an
nounced a* a roajMrfIMBB.
Before the I9|B presidential capi-
l>aigii, hi* nanfo wts men Gonad
frajuently in ctomection with tha
|M>aition Both parties had strong
•upporters for the General within
their ranks. He, however, insutad
he had no poHtiral aspiration*, f -
"I wouldn't have the effrontery
to say I wouldn't he Premdeal of
the I’nited State* no ane ' In
asked me." the General said on one
occasion, then reiterated his pre
viously-ex preaaed positron of no
political ambition.
nls. voluntarily if possible but with! expert*! to be completed by Sept*
backstop of emergency power* ember
1
New York, July It—al
tar Naadeo, 24. uf Highland Park
N J., explained why he vohn
leered for the Marine Turps
ter he was sworn in.
“I had my choice of getting mar
ried for life or giving four year*
of my life to the Manae Torpa, He
Mid. "So I’m here It’s a better
all-round deal "
Korea at a (glance
South Korean Defenses Strengthened
With Two US Divisions Joining Fight
But now, two years before aw
other ptesidenUAl election, a mu or
Ike-for-President boom Has been
noticed by maty of the nation's
political lewder*.
When the eueatKin was asked
once whether he should be railed
"General" ot "President" a* Head
of Tolumbia, (Jen. Elsenhower re
plied. with a < hararteristig gn*:
“So long as I live. 1 skafl most
readily aaswer to the name «.f Ike:"
' m *j ; * t *-• \
Rrd Koreans lsin£
Russian Advisors
Washington. July lit- —Tha
Army stated flatly yvateniaj that
there are Russian a#vi**r* with
the Tummuniet Arngr from the
north ahirb in waded South Ko
rea
A briefing officer gas* no iadi‘
(ation of the extent to which
such advisers are used, or the de
gree of their infWene*
But he told newsmen the Amy
has definite information that be
tween It and 29 Russian officers
are with a "certain unit" of the
Korean Red forrea.
tl t
Hi The Aeamctoled Pro**
ky<4 Juiv 19 Thousands
S doughboys from tw# fraob
action had kaap ra pact-
■to. Tbs Red
i-9
rr
:4k
V f*J
je
• ■
VHP
ReprrnT — «f
aampanfoe I
Heed Texa.
AA M's flee tofaatry ROTt
c atlending sammer camp at Fart
la tbetr fifth aeek of the all week
Ike cadets arc recto nag traiatog ia
eatb af Ike tofaatry's pb *e* af doty The
wee* vmtted leal week by Cel IT N. Bi
02%
ly landed m(entry dfoietone ptung
*d into the Kureat War today
One dlfMMMI bit h* Red enemy
immediately
TW ar* division* are tto firat
cavalry, diamoentod. sad tbe fhth
i ttrapic lightning1.1-Tbey were
whipped into ibr hnllie sene on It
Ke fotaarrtoimto'h want Into
immedinfferthdfi Ifo ierntlon was
■at di<
The firat eavairy
appnasd at Pahang. M the Beet
Toast H was the ft rat til. am
phibtouc lending af tbe war Po
liana la a little part 99 mile* north
at Kean, important I’ R supply
base on the mutkeadl renal
TV new UJ. Upapa will lift
aeaw of the ftgbtMf harden from
tbe Ananeae 24th Dtviaiaa TW
24tk end Sooth Korean treaps have
been fighting a bolding art me fot
days oa tbe ricejtoddy fMd* *f and ea (h* right
western Korea iltoaenta af tbe: berotofeca loU solely
24tk stood today hat ween North I Korean trangn. I n#* pi
Koresi in*ader* crossing tW Kum
Hear, add Taejon, tW recently
abandoned emergency capital of
tfte oboam i
IrtMery Seppert
TV fimt cavalry, aetanlly now
all infontry unit, went ashore witb
artillery. rwgineetmg and signal
units and mounds of suppUee
TW tnmpar* roared inland aeven
miles or more without meeting
tbe communist* TW number of
men landed waa a military
Gaomlts
a ia the area earlier
North ktrees radio boasted last
week that a division #f North Ko
rean# had laeded at Pahang.
General Mat Arthur's rommuni-
anaaantong the arrival of the
divtaian* ia Korea said eie-
mawta of oae “have already enter
ed com la t" and that tW other
weoM be “dunnutted to actioa in
tbe eery Mtr future
TW tlUi rowld have gone iato
at Yarhon. It miles inland
artillery fire was reported at Ye-
chon eariiei this week
(Jeff
l.ieea I'achaaged
(fee m
G*-.h
In the Taejon arve. tbe battered
defense line* of the 24th divieion
"have remained unchanged since
yesterday " Mid MacArtaur.
Taejon s«t|l is ia AaMru-an
hand* Infantry patrols continued
to prebe enemy territory before
Taejoa.
After bucking acrato tbe Kum
River and driving to tW owtakirto
af Taejon, the North Koreans hove
baited Oae explanation was that
tbe river trasaiog met the Reds
ee many men tWp weae still grog
gy Another was the! they could
A fourth Yak wa* listed as prob-
*My downed
TW Yaks were caught strafing
and bombing American positions
near Ibeyon
Dogfight* ensued between the
feet Aieemen plane* and the
North Korean fighters
It «M tW fjrst aerial opposition
encountered by American fighter*
smre ewrly ia tW war TW three
Yaks nflfinaiiy credited to' tW jet*
hy the far East Air Ferres bring* ‘
tWir tide I war hag to 31 enemy
plan**
Pilot* credited with downing the
Yaks ape Ida Charles Wurster
ChilHcnthe, O,; Kohert M« Kee
Bryan. Tex . and Reehester N. Y..
art got arrsas many tank* to Wad an d Klwod Keaa, Janahor*., La
fMMNHMMK I i. j Airatoa yesterday reported see
Mar Arthur mm tbe Heath Ko- iag a Urge number of pock am*
rean Eighth DivWtoa laflicted male nmvtng euppltes Oheerver*
heavy casualties oa the Reds ia my thi* indicates tW North Ko-
attacks along Ito frept northeast rean* are runaiag lew un vehicles
«f Taejoa or gaertine ar both
w Air attacks *a North Korean
# V tor* soa supply line* and troop and trane-
Amencen jet fighters shat down pert artvresent* ore credited with
three Russian buBt Ytikt fighters knorkiaa out handrada af traae-
taday over Korea. I part vakicWs and storage dumpa.
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