The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 21, 1953, Page 10

DARING NORTH KOREAN PILOT GIVES MIGI5 JET TO ALLIES By SAM SUMMERLIN | The North Korean will be grant-:his Sabre jet and walked over tolover it from ail angles ip «| The MIG pilot was escorted into The MIG was placed in a) The MIG is not the first to fall) The two MIGs flown to Denmark end FREO WATERS led asylum # be wants it the MIGIS. A crewman threw sand. thorough examination.” wing headquarters and given sand- hangar by itself, ringed by armed into Western hands—two others were damaged i landing, They SEOUL #A daring North Ko The pilot disappeared behind © 1.55 under the wheels Mall seid the plane may be then wiches and coffee air police Nepean sane emnatt Wy bel jalse hed & te geen tack © nd u i of secrecy and jnited States for testing and ing Polish pilots— is the first Poland o desk MIGIS jt fighter — the Air Base was chased to A. “The MIG pilot shook bands wlth ‘Sctosung ody yh bese decid) 14 Gen. Sameel sor pas by rode wo the eor® fr days eve taken in Korea and the first, Apparently the MIG surrendered deadly Red warplane for which the but authorized military personnel all the men. ed. Air Force commander. and other p? ‘ean ‘OS tartroctions ex’ hae the West ean beep fer © thereagh\in Korea will be considered a wer United States offered $100,000 iast'A psychologiea! warfare colonel “The captain pointed toward the A spokesman said the Air Force top officers sped to talk with him. t9 proceed Leaflets were dropped ‘sting. prize Pebrusry neat Seoul ssid American Sabre gun on the MIG and the MIG pilot has made pictures of the plane but, The pilot reportedly declined to over North Korea — The MIG’s guns were still armed jets met the MIG over the southern turned off the ewitch Air police they will not be released. meet newsmen. when it raced unheralded from boundary of the demilitarized strip immediately surrounded the plane North Korea and made « perfect across the Korean peninsula ond and the MIG pilot accepted ciga. landing at sprawling Kimpo Air escorted the Red fighter to Seoul rettes that were offered to him by near Seoul However, the MIG apparently those milling around * | There were no takers then, | Page l® THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, September 21, 1958 sd Ht was the first MIG to fall into caught Kimpo Air Base by sur. Asked why the pilot brought th: Alied hands in Korea. The Rus- prise MIG, Hall quoted him iit, swept-wing fighters nev- A crowd scurried out to the run. “I'm happy to leave commu @¢ left their own ai: over Red ter. way after the plane stopped nism.” Gitory during the war The pilot was deseribed as short “It is believed he knew of the The U.N. Command said the and biack-baired reward,” Hall said $100,000 reward offered for the first| An American pilot who met him The pilot's first words were re MIG to bolt to the Allies is still in said the flier pulled a picture of ported to be “O.K. His only other a girl from his blue flying suit word in English was “no.” There was oo quick reaction and tore it up. The American Hall said his clothing was “non- f tue te Communists pieced ow ae of the descript. .. . a biue-colored flying iret the Allies refused to iden. picture, whic said “looked like suit, a leather jacket and light tify the flier, but later in Tokyo, a North Korean.” colored shirt and flying boots.” @ 1525 Coral Way Gen. 0. P. Weyland, Far East Air Col. Don P. Hall of Kingsville, The pilot was armed, but he MIAMI, PLA. Forces commander said he was a Tex., commander of the 4th Fight. turned over his toaded pistol to North Korean er-Interceptor Wing, said the pilot Guerra. Weyland announced was “smiling and very happy it Hall said the Red pilot is about Le Jeune Rd. at 36th Se. The jet was from a “North Ko- was over with.” % years old and an officer. fean alr unit.” Hall said the MIG pilot got out Asked what the Air Force Pe is being studied by U. 8. Air of his plane and immediately sal- planned to do with the MIG Hall| e orce officers uted Capt. Cipriano F. Guerra, explained: | Flagler * The pilot's name will not be re- Mission, Tex “I do not know if we will fly 1638 Ave vealed unless he personally con “The captain was quite sur. the MIG but we will get the most sents. \prised,” Hall said. “He got out of out of it. We definitely will go| - | 10th Annual th raaeeeedes te Lord's sake” (1 Peter Christian education buildg @ Why should a person concern strong nation because it empha- himself about government and par-| Education sizes— ticipate in it? Since the Christian} 1. Loyalty To The Country recognizes that government is in- 2. Obedience to The Law \stituted by God, he is much con-| 3. Participation In Government cerned about the welfare of the! ee w t Why should a person be loyal €overnment Jeremiah wrote :| ito his country? God's Word points “Seek the peace of the city. . and “Christian Education Builds * to the fact that there is no power pray unto the Lord for it; for in Strong Nation” is the thought that but of God and that governments the peace thereof shall ye have is being empahsized this year for te ordainea of God (Romans 13:1) Peace.” (Jeremiah 29:7) Christian the Tenth annual observance of FF that reason the Christian's at- education emphasizes the need for titude toward his country is based participation in government. When Lutheran Education Week by con- oq the recognition that God is Christians are concerned with se- gregations of the Lutheran Church- sovereign and that He rules through lecting public officials that are Missouri Synod. Grace Lutheran His representatives in the govern- discreet and wise, that are God- Church, Flagler Avenue and Tenth ment, Christian education empha-\fearing; when they actively par- Street, Key West, Florida, is join. sizes the fact that loyalty is a God- ite officially or unofficially, ing her sister congregations in given responsibility of the Chajst- Promote the moral strength eee wg Education — ‘aay ial ME the aation. ing the week of September 21 y 8 person | Christian education aims at the to September 27, law? God's Word answers this heart of the individual. It empha- ° What makes @ nation strong? question in 1 Peter 2:13-15. “Sub- os : ie this age of secularism there mit yourselves to every ordinance *2¢* the duties and responsibilities many whe delude themselves of man for the Lord's sake.” From % citizenship which are laid down e thet pro- the Christian point of view such in the Bible. It trains the individual ductivity, military strength, and sayings as “Honesty is the Provide Christian leader- the * the — It trains indivi- r) PILLSBURY iy and a light in . These factors of nation. selfish and inadequate as the mo-| munity, the state, and the P k Flour 2 req. 23° #1 well-being are not to be de- tivation for obeying the law, nation. Christian Education Builds e ancake phos. KRISPIE Christian Strong Nation. Teg Se 4 st Satter we’ Dean En Route / oma Maid Syrep °s= 49° Crackers Bt eaten tet Serb te os ans eae L0 US, Today : orment HUNT'S “sont Su son] Astor Tea Seige Apricots |F. Dean, the prize prisoner of the * HUNTS TOMATO r ; Communists for more than three! on, Sy ec e years, left today for the United LIBBY'S VIENNA Juice eans States with 10 other Americans on e S 2 We. 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