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.5 Korean Riots Recall Days ol Americans at War By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign Editor ' Blood has been lowing again in the street ol long suffering Seoul, Korea. It was KO' til reari blood this time, but only 10 years ago, American blood was flowing there, too, in the free world's first concerted armed action Pbii NetvMm against the Communists. Names famous in military annals were gaining more luster. Here, Col. Lewis B. (Chesty) -uuer lea tne U.S. 1st Ma- rmts up from Kimpo Airport to neip secure the city in bitter street fighting after the American landing at Inchon on sept, is, 1850. Not far from President 5 y n g m a n Rhee's official Kyung Mu-dae, residence In me lasnionable western sec tor of the city, Col. John Michaelis and his headquar ters awaited the next on ward rush of the North Kore an and Chinese Communists. Both Became Generals Out of the fighting, both Puller and Michaelis were to win their general's stars. In the ruined capitol build ing, after the city was se cured, memorial services were held. Under the dome, to the accompaniment of a shower of broken glass, Gen. Douglas MacArthur recited the Lord's Prayer. A stone's throw from the capitol, with steel-blue moun tains as a backdrop were the Naija apartments. They had been designed as luxury apartments but in 1950 and 1951, American newsmen were billeted there. There were no luxuries but they provided a place to sleep away from the front. The most usual sound was the rattle of typewriters or the roar of a jeep in the court yard. Many Landmarks To the south, was the ruined Han River bridge where at one end a U.S. Army tank was sunk into a ruined breastwork. Farther on was Kimpo Airport where the wounded were flown out and still farther on, Mtmsan-ni and Panmunjom where the peace talks were to be held. All these are among the memories left by the Korean War. It was fought to help re store to the Koreans a land which had been theirs only a few out of the last 50 years, and to restore freedom recog nized by the United Nations as their right. The United States has been the Republic of Korea's great est champion. But this week, as anti - government rioting spread through Seoul and oth er Korean cities, the United States expressed concern to Korea's aged' and obstinate Syngman Rhee. It hoped the government would take Into account "bas ic causes and grievances be hind the disorders." Illness Wins Trip For Salem Boy; Mother Loses Out Salem - (1JPD - The recent plight of 9-year-old Delmar Gibbons, Salem - who had measles, chicken pox and the mumpi all at once - in trigued the producers of the television show "I've Got a Secret" so that they Invited him and his mother lo go to New York and appear en the program. Delmar made It all right. He was on the show Wed nesday night. But hii moth er didn't make it. She has the mumps. - Hunt Resumes for Portland Nurse Towifilnn. Idaho - ftTD - A U rnm.mOfl tnHflV fOP 24 etiik.li ca""-v. .r --- - -u ili Rnrlcett Port- yew iuu '-'- i land, who was feared to have drowned in tne swiii vieai- . Miss Burkett was reported missing Tuesday by Mrs. Wal ter Wilscy, Asotin, Wash., i ... Mn Wilsev said Iltrr ami.. Miss Burkett, a nurse at Reed U DnMlanH tlflri left Kamiah Sunday but failed to arrive at Asotin. Fears that her small car i intn the river were heightened when a piece of chrome was found along the river highway. Two deputy sheriffs who .. 1 ,u- .ra sairi thev Xiew over - -- , - I saw a place in the road where it appeared a car may have MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtdforrf, Or. Thuridar, April 21, I960 n piungea ww ISTAM Pftl M m I STAMP-1 ftlBaM TOP QUALITY FOODS LOW, LOW PRICES f& we o,v. J - jreen 9TAM Psft IPoirk and CRH l ISTAM RsJ Tomato Juice Dee lp " 1 - Fresh, fill your freezer and save. Wll U.S.D.A-Choice or I citT. 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