The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 12, 1951, Page 4

we Ene . 6 FP wt Gt PE a nm } sigs were mie poeta Bier pomonee a or tT ie se « . bombs hit the ably destroyed two more, ~ and damaged 15. All American planes} tage FOUN ‘American Jets Have Scored Big Victory = Over Russian-Type Plane In Jet Battle American Troops Continue Advance On Hwachon Reservoir TOKYO, Apr. 12. —(AP). —Two roaring air battles were fought today over) Northwest Korea. American warplanes shot down five enemy jets, prob- came saiely out of battle. One of the thunderous clashes was the biggest jet | fight in history. It involved 152 jet planes—80 Russian made Mig-15s and 72 Amer- ican F-86s and F-84s—and about 40 B-29 medium bombers. In this battle, the 80 Migs swooshed out of Red Man- churia against the 72 U.S. jets flying cover for 30 to 40 U.S. -B-29 Superforts. The B-29s dropped 300 tons of bombs on the vital rail- road bridge across.the Yalu river between Antung, Manchuria, and Sinuiju, Korea. The American jets shot down two Migs, probably destroyed two others and damaged 13. Meanwhile, the B-29’s dropped their heaviest bomb load of the war on a single target—a 3,100- foot railroad bridge at the Yalu river, Crewmen said they saw heavy concrete span, but smoke obscured results. ” Drive Ahead maec-: front. sw the details, — owe. certo, oe Seomw-Reds fought back with grenades ~ ome meee si ye va — - CHAMPION OF In ground action, U.N. troops droveahead slowly against stiff enemy,. opposition on the central The Allies were engaged in heavy fighting on the southeast- ern edge of the big Hwachon re- servoir. But tight censorship ‘hid In the center, to the west of Hwachon, American and Turkish troops met fierce opposition in the vicinity of the town of Chorwon, once a Red stronghold, The Allies attacked with bay- onets and hand grenades, and the and mortar fire. The strong Red line south of Chorwon may be the enemy’s main front now. Casualties 59,396 American casualties in Soree erica’s favorite Ask for Miller High Life — the greatest demand beer in America today! Taste it — try it— see why it’s called the NATIONAL QUALITY! Miller Brewing Com : Joe Cabrera Distributing Co. 1121 Eaton Street Tele. 1472-J \ficer-in-charge of Vos hwy hecnenes Cryvizen (HURSDAY, APRIL 12, 195i. SEALED BIDS FOR (Continued On Page Four) construction, | U.S. Naval Station, Key. West. Bids will be received until 11 a.m,, April 26, 1951, when, they will be publicly opened at the office of. the public works offi- cer, U.S. Naval Station, Key West. has now reached a total of 59,396. That’s an increase of 846 since last week. The total includes. nearly 9,000 killed in action and 39-and-one- half thousand wounded. More than 10,000 men are missing in action. Today’s totals represent cas- ualties whose next of kin were notified through last. Friday. Returns To Korea The new supreme commander in the Far East has returned to Korea after a three-hour confer- ence in Tokyo with General Mac- Arthur. Lieutenant General Mat- thew Ridgway had been expected to stay here two or three days, but after talking with MacArthur, he flew back to Korea: The subject of their talk was The flow of* Iguassu Falls in ‘rance, zs < | South America during the rainy |: season is greater than that of | der Niagara. jand 15th centuries. STRUNK LUMBER YARD bead SAYS ° THERE. IS STILL PLENTY OF MATERIAL FOR ALL QUALIFIED WORK YOU CAN BUILD AUTHORIZED WORK UP TO $5,000 WITHOUT GETTING SPECIAL PERMISSION See Us For... CEMENT®’- ROCK - SAND - CONCRETE ELOCKS - LIME - PLASTER:- SHEETROCK - NAILS.- LUMBER - REINFORCING, - SASH - DOORS - MOULDING -. ROOFING AND: ANYTHING NEEDED FOR YOUR BUILDING JOB ing not disclosed. Ridgway was ac- companied to Tokyo by Secretary of Army Frank Pace, Junior. 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