10 Fighter Planes Lost
In Korea Last Week
TOKYO, W —The U. S. Fifth
Air Force said it lost 10 fighter
planes, one of them an F-86
Sabrejet in Korea in the week
ended Friday.
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The Sabrejet was shot down in
a clash with Russian-type MIG-15*
jets over northwest Korea. The
pilot was rescued.
The nine other planes were lost
to communist ground fire.
The Air Force said its fighters
and bombers flew 4,870 sorties in
the week.
Baby Boy Born On
Manhattan Sidewalk
NEW YORK, (/P)—A baby was
born unattended today on a Man
hattan sidewalk.
The mother, Mrs. Eileen Eu
genia, 25, and her new son were
reported “doing fine” later in a
hospital.
Mrs. Eugenia had started for a
hospital at about 1 a.m. while her
husband, Anthony, was away at
work on his night job as a ma
chinist.
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Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
Russian Fishing Fleet
Unofficial Observers At
Royal Navy Maneuvers
BURRA FIRTH, Scotland, {JP)
—A Russian fishing fleet, which
moves quietly into British waters
when the Royal Navy holds its
exercises, turned up cm schedule
Saturday off the Shetland Isles—
in the middle of a new naval man
euver.
Thirteen Soviet vessels, pre
sumably in search of herring, an
chored in Burra Firth off the
Shetland Island of Unst and re
fused to get involved in any con
versations. There were two par
ent ships of about 10,000 tons and ,
11 smaller vessels, all flying the
hammer and sickle.
The Royal Navy has had 40
ships, including two aircraft car
riers, a cruiser, destroyers, fri
gates, submarines and auxiliary
vessels maneuvering in the north
western approaches of the Shet
lands since last Wednesday.
Naval observers said a similar
fleet of Soviet fishing vessels
turned up quietly in May, 1950,
in the English Channel just as
naval exercises were scheduled to
start. They came back again last
April when another set of naval
maneuvers got under way.
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Canadian Welcome
Princess Elizabeth
Termed ‘Fantastic’
TORONTO, (iP)—Sources close
to the royal couple said Saturday
Princess Elizabeth and the Duke
of Edinburgh could hardly believe
the enthusiasm of Canada’s wel
come, were thrilled by it and
never had seen anything like it.
Veteran reporters described the
welcome for the heiress presump
tive to the British throne as “fan
tastic” and a Canadian professor
of psychology called it “mass
hysteria.”
More than 500,000 persons
turned out in this city of 700,000
to cheer Elizabeth as she and her
consort moved slowly through the
jammed streets Friday.
Earlier more than 200,000 per
sons had swarmed around the
couple, waving British flags,
shouting and laughing as they
passed through small cities be
tween Ottawa and Toronto.
Officials estimated more than
1,200,000 of Canada’s 13,500,000
people have hailed the Princess *
during the firs^ four days of her
j projected 30-day tour of the Dom
i inion.
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UGH!
VERNON, Tex., (/P)—Bad news
for the kids. A bumper crop of
caster-oil beans is on the way
from this North Texas and neigh_
boring Oklahoma area.
Farmers expect to reap a har
vest of more than $2,000,000 when
the work’s all done this fall.
However, the kids don’t get it
all. Uncle Sam is stockpiling the
stuff because it’s used in manu
facturing a special grease for jet
airplanes. Its lubricating proper
ties stand up equally well in ex
tremes of heat or cold.
A “highbrow” is a person edu
cated beyond his intelligence.
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