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Air Bombardment
Of Re d C h i n a See n
TOKYO, Tuesday, Nov. 7 (UP) Aerial bombardment
of Red China may be the only alternative to sacrificing the
United Nations Army in Korea, if the Communists persist
in bolstering the Korean Reds with troops and supplies.
American ; warplanes ; are ; patrolling the - length of the
Manchufian border with Korea, ready to shoot down any
"alien" aircraft which crosses it. '
But, so far -at least, ': they are
barred from trespassing on "the
privileged sanctuary" to the north
whence deadly Russian built jet
planes arid thousands of troops j
are coming.
Gen. Douglas v MacArthur put j War
(Continued from page 1)
nese Communists whom Gen.
Douglas MacArthur has charged
with intervention in e Korean
-Murals-
Thorp (DKE);
157 lb. class 4:36 E. Draper
(Phi Delt) vs N. Harvin (KA);
4:42 E. Ellington (Sig Chi) vs D.
Allen (DKE) ; 4 :48 R. Dowd (Sig
Chi) vs W. Cunningham (DKE).
123 lb. class 4:54 R. Hobbs
(DKE) vs J. Caudle (SPE).
177 lb. class 5:00 B. Beaty
(PiKA) vs A. Cornwell '(Lamb
Chi).
147 ,1b. class 5:06 G. Boren
(Zetes) vs G. Moore (Theta Chi);
5:12 W. Teague (Sig Chi) vs E.
-Miss Hipps-
(Continued from page 1)
shapely Miss Shadow. Culva
house is a member of a power
ful Meigs County Republican
family. '
Mountainous Meigs County
has strong factions of both
parties.
At home, along with 1,600
other county school children
idled by the crisis, the statu
esque Miss Hipps viewed the
situation with mixed feelings.
"I am happy to be chosen
football queen, but very sorry
it had to cause such an uproar
in the schools," she said. "Of
course I feel that I was legally
elected. The charges brought
against Mr. Culvahouse by Mr.
Powell are simply not true.
"There is no hard-feeling
between Jacqueline and my
self. We are good friends and
will continue to be."
Culvahouse said that Powell
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the question. of what to do about
Chinese intervention in the Ko
rean war squarely up to the
United Nations.
, Observers here believe that the
way they . answer it may deter
mine the whole future of the
democracies in Asia, as well as
the possibility of a third world
war.
The question also is one for the
Chinese Communist Government
of Premier and Foreign Minister
Chou En-Lai to ponder.
How far are they willing to
push the United Nations and at
how much risk?
The United Nations Army in
Korea was designed for the de
struction of the North Korean
military force a mission which
MacArthur said Monday had been
accomplished. He said his army
now faced a new, fresh force,
oacked by large "alien" reserves
md adequate supply in Manchur
ia just outside the limits of the
phere in which he is authorized
Lo act.
The United Nations army now
n Korea is numerically vastly
nferior to the estimated half
nillion troops the Chinese are
"eported to have on their" border.
The spokesman at MacArthur's
Headquarters continued to refer
to the Chinese only as "aliens."
, Bulganin said the United States,
"after . all 'the failures and heavy
defeats suffered by the American"
Military Command in Korea in
the struggle against the freedom
loving Korean people," concen
trated nearly the whole of its
fighting forces in the Far East,
and called in British and other
troops.
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(Continued from page 1)
suit, but there I had problems
too.
"Whenever I buy a two piece
suit to fit my hips, the other part
well just won't go round, you
know.
"When I bought one that fit on
top it was hopeless. The trunks
kept slipping down and I could
never appear in public like that.
"And here in England no one
would split a suit and sell me a
top and bottom of different sizes.
. "Finally I bought a top that
was 38. I stretched it. It wasn't
good. Then I altered - it a little.
You know a bit here and a bit
there until it was nudging 39. I
sewed some white satin together
for' the bottom. But it really isn't
too good. Baggy.
"Anyway there's .nothing for
beauty contests like a one piece
affair with no gadgets or fringe
to distract attention," Irene said.
"I'm afraid my only hope is
the States," she said. "French
women are so flat chested, you
know."
closed.
Commented Legislator Sha
dow: "Mr. Powell's demotion
is a political trick. The Re
publican Culvahouses have
had it in for Democratic
Powell."
Superintendent Dudley Cul
vahouse promised that "it will
be all settled by Wednesday,
when we know who won the
election."
had accused him of juggling
the financial returns of the
queen election. The votes were
sold for a penny each to fi
nance sweaters for the foot
ball squad. About $850 has
been raised.
At a hearing called by the
county school board, both
Culvahouse and Powell were"
demoted. As the controversy
spread, two members of the
Board of Education resigned
and Dudley Culvahouse, Coun
t' School Superintendent and
brother of the demoted prin
cipal, ordered all the schools
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Chi) vs G. Lyon (Phi Gam); 4:30
S. Rubin (Pi Lamb Phi) vs J.
Brinson (DKE); 4:36 W. Chesire
(Zetes) vs J. Stoughton (Kap Sig) ;
4:42 T. Doster (PiKA) vs C.
Stubbs (Phi Delt); 4:48 W. Swink
(Sig Chi) Vs S. McNinch (Beta);
4:54 R. Bondurant (Phi Gam) vs
II. Fogleman (KA); 5:00 J. Shu
mate (Phi Gam) vs V. Mangum
(Lamb Chi); 5:06 R. Holmes (Phi
Gam) vs H. Hopp (Sig Chi).
Unlimited class 5:12 K. Hill
(Chi Psi) vs M. Nathan (TEP).
130 lb. class 5:18 C. Critten-J
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j (Lamb Chi); 5:24 G. Clark j
KPiKA) vs P. .Smith (SAE); 5:30 i
S. Moore (Phi Gam) vs J.j
French (Chi Phi); 5:36 R. .Col-1
lins (Sig Chi) vs A. Duncan j
(Lamb Chi);. 5:42 C. Corrcll (Phi i
Gam) vs J. Duncan (PiKA); 5:48 j
A Noneman (Phi Gam) vs G. j
; Freeman (KA). - '
123 lb. class 5:54 J. Cham-
bliss (Zetes) vs C. MacGill (DKE).
Mat 2
123 lb. class 4:00 L. Patsea
voras (Chi Phi) vs J. Stigall
(Lamb Chi),
147 lb. class 4:06 J. Jones
Chi Phi) vs S. Boyd (Phi Kap
Sig);
123 lb. class 4:12 C, Aldridge
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L. Thorp (DKE).
167 lb. class 5:30 C. Scott
(Kap Sig) vs C. Wright (DKE).
147 lb. class 5:36 T. Mur
dock (PiKA) vs J. Barkley (Phi
Kap Sig); 5:42 E. Hickman
(PiKA) vs T. Riley (Sig Chi);
5:48 T. Dixon (PiKA) vs L. Hart
sell (Kap Sig); 5:54 F. Hunter
(Zetes) vs D. Kinnebrcw (Phi
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