I^axZLJanuary'1953
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lUMMUNIST CHINA CHARGES O.S.B-29
WITH MANCHURIAM BORDER VIOLATION
Red China*s- No. 2 boss charged yesterday
thst a IIo S. B-29 Super fort, violated • Manchurian skies
Jan. 12 and was shot -down by Communist night -fighters. .
Ut.S, Far East Air Force confirmed' the loss of the
bomber, but asserted it was 12 to 15 miles inside North
xoroa—Well below the Yalu River boundary Of Manchuria—
rfheii crippled*.
nThe B-29 transmitted a ^Mayday* distress signal and
it is assumed it wasv shot down at that point,n said an
official. FEAF announcement. •
The Reds alleged the B—29 was shot down nine miles
northwest of Antung, big Communist air, base: across the',
fain from; northwestern,Korea.,/. rd-.... ;■ ■ •
Peiping radio broadcast the charge* and an.angry pro
tect by. Red China t.s^ premier and Foreign Minister, Chou
in-lai. It quoted. Him as saying -11 crewmpn, including
i colonel and : .a major, were- captured and that three
ether riT*Avnip>n , .... -...——.>"■*■■*...
Dsrachuting," •' ■ f. -
Meanwhile ,^outnumbered
-tracrican' Sabre .pilots yes-.
• ; torday blasted! .at, .ylsast.
■ four ;Comimmidt. .-MIGb from.
: PJorth, Korean eRies in the ■
second straight, .day of
:bri on 3 air battles ,• the
rifth\:Apr- Force announced*
Three , MIQ3 were damaged
tn the claah. • ; ..between 10
Sabres 4 and' 20 Red - war-*
?lanes. .. S' ;* , -. . .
FRIDAY'S bTS&THER FppC.ASTj.
P/iF.TKc CLOUDY WITH RAIN' '
SOUTHERLY WIND§: 10-20 KNOTS
MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE* 37- •*„
YESTERDAY*S JflGH* 35 M- ' •
33 ■
SPttJSEi 0339, ■ ■ ; , •/ *
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' $50,000 BAM ROBBERY \ •' -VX,;
’ STAGED TETKANSAS CITY ' h"|
KANSAS CITY, KAN~(Ap)VFour /.j
ba fid'its herded 14 per s on s’ ;: ' \ \ ' j
into' a vault’at the Rose- 7'. ‘
dale State Bank yesterday ! .i
in a noon-hour robbery and -yV/ 'r’’|
fled ' 'with an estimated ' .'
$50,000 in currency* ’ vy
Police found an abandon—' '/iihii*
j ed .car moments’...later in
i the outskirts of the .Rosc-d
1 dale section* It fitted"a
description ygiven'them by
a woman who was near the
ba idle*0 entrance' ’ ‘ when : ’ the ■
bandits fled* . ' i
Thd robbers fled aftifr'
the vault <joor_ resisted,
their 'efforts -to edo^e It*;.
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- WASHlNnTpN-7»(AP)r^Presiderit Eis6nbower? £}• cabinet Thurs— ''rt ^
-day .plunged into- its-‘first working -day an4d Areports
had'departmental shake-ups in rhind, ^
„Gomo‘.-already
Socrotary Benson, for one,
was reported working’ bn ah’;
order to regroup: some 25 agencies of the Agriculture Dcf--- :‘ r-V,
,r pertinent: with the a5.tn of greater efficiency*' . ‘ ■ .'tv
Secretary of State -Dulles had a staff conferenc'd"trnd. V^’ ^-V'
waq understood to have made one or two operating, ddci^ -
sion3. They wore .not disclosed* •' • ' * :
,• Dull03 made public, however a "letter "to thb lSs'500t t-.
American State Department employees, ’ telling' "them he
will, tolerate nothing less' than .’’positive'; loyalty" to-.
. thd nation1!! policies, ‘0 :
"Xhe national wolfaro must bo* given-priority “over in
.dividual concerns,’’ *h’o said* ”
dent'Eieenhoweyp Ho, however, who 50 minutes later ..
the .previous day for ho lingered at the White House long v'