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Korean North-South stalemate to go on, observers believe
Korea's
SEOUL, January "1.
North-South fight, which has blown hot and cold for more than a year probably will continue its present stalemate at least till late
summer.
That is the opinion of both foreign and Korean sources here who base their belief on four primary facts:
sources-
First, any major action initiated killed or captured 3,300 guerillas in the next few months must since October 1. Most guerilla come from North Korea. These forces are now concentrated in the who also agree that such mountainous area in the extreme decision, would probably be made South, and supply lines from the in Moscow--say there is no indi- North, never dependable, Are cation the Northerners are plan- stretched to the limit. ning such action. If an all out ol- templa
deferred until Spring. these
Guerilla and ofth column failure were due to
two things, people Continue, water-ho
believe:
first, guerillas who alled rice paddies, will
will make it have received North Korean Impossible unul autumn.
sources
training have received 100 illo Secondly, it la believed here the military instruction and too much North Koreans staket everything political indoctrination, on guerilla activity South of the Though admitting the
they have on 38th Parallel. This activity was occasions been successful in sur- as extensive they could supprise raids, one army officer sald: port. It did not work.
They
are simply incapable of Thirdly. the South Koreans, carrying out a continuing military who
make no secret of their de-operation when ther are faced sire to go North themselves, ure with It."
in no position to do so. Though Secondly, South Korga's rural strong defensively they lack facili- population, on whom the North des for transporting and supplying Korean trained nucleus depends troops over distances and terrain for support, has been blessed with which they would
would encounter. two years of good crops, good Nur will they get facilities from prices and are in a better shape the United States. Military as. economically than they have been sistance and advice will not be since the end of the war.
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Fourthly, these sources any the source said.-United Press. opposing forces along the 38th Parallel have been able to build up defence posillons during the post four and half months' relutive mactivity so as to make
!
Pross- border attacks
force much more difficult than formerly.
There havd been absolutely no border Insidents for того
than A wook. Most military activity in recent months
Lynchings on the increase
New York, January 1,
how Lynchings and mob violence
been concentrated in the south against Negroes showed an ap- where government forces have| gone all out in a guerille clean-preciable increase in 1949, ac- up campaign.
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It said four additional States adopted fair employment practices legislation during the year and advatices were made in abolishing scgregation in schools, housing and transportation facilities.
"On the debit side of the ledger, the number of reported lynchings. rose from two in 1948 to four In 1949 (one by a deputised mob) and instances of mob violence oc cured in such separated localities as Chicago, St. Louis Washington and Birmingham."United Press.
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London, January 1. Lion Ho, the London Zoo's giant panda, one of the few in captivity whose recent illness led to fears for her life, was tođu. stated to be "much better." M
She has been suffering from a vitamin deficiency, because of a shortage of bamboo shoots in her diat. People all over, Britain' sont, bamboo shoots, to the Zoo la answer to an appeal to save her.
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SERVICES FOR BRITISH TROOPS IN MALAYA
Loods, December 31.
The War Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, in a newspaper interview published today, doniad that there was any neglect of medical services for British troops in Malaya saying that ho was "forcing the pace" to overcome existing "difficulties.
A
The interview was published by the "Yorkshire Post," Conservative newspaper, which for some weeks has urged War Office.action to overcome an alleged shortage of surgeons and other medical help for troops fighting in the Malayan Jungle.
Mr. Shinwell told the newspaper | Is not, it is to my advantage to that he hoped to send two more do all I can for our men in Ma- surgeons to the Malaya distrlet | Inya," before the end of January. He
"Money does not stand in the also hoped that heilcopters way, I would not telernte for a which could fly out wounded single moment o tnancial ob. men from tha guerilin
areas stacle where there is a question would be in Malayo by May at of treating wounded men," the latest.
Mr. Shinwell said
that
The interview was given to the he Parliamentary correspondent
No rosentment
of
wished to emphasise that "the "Yorkshire Post," the News. single case has been reported to paper reported. me since the Malayan operation began of n wounded soldier who has been in any way neglected so for as medical treatment is coo- cerned", he added, according to the "Yorkshire Post."
"Even if only for politicnt rennons, which It nost certainly
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Singapore, December 11. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, British Commissioner-General respondent ส Malaya, Mr. for South East Asia, declared Michael Davidson, questioning in a New Year message today · the adequacy of medical sor.
vices there, the intervlawer re- that the number of surrenders · ported.
now taking place in Malaya Mr. Shinwell nold that one of indicated that the outlaws fin the two surgeons he hoped to
Fed to the Malaya district would the jungle would see in the be flown out on January 14 and New Year with bitterly dis- the other two weeks Infor.
hopes and badly
appointed shaken morale.
Mr. Shinwell slated that he had not received any offelal re. presentations from the command tu Malaya that there was
"In spite of the energy and any- thing wrong.
resources which had ta be Mr. Shinwell declared that the expended in fighting terrorisni, delay in sending helleopters was the government and community due to the need of modifications
to existing types and the training leaders have found ample time of men to fly them.
and energy to continua their "I am doing all I can to hasten | notable work towards creating matters and I am hoping to a finer Malaya," he said. May at the latest," he said. have machines out in Mainya by
"A year which has seon such Refeeling all suggestions of
achievements as the compiaceticy, Mr. Shinwell said.
passage of "As far as Malaya is concerned, the far reaching development I have had anxieties ever since plans through the Icgislatures, the operation began, and ther will be with me until it is over.
the foundation of the University "Our men are behaving mag- of Malaya and the ploneering nificently in helping to dent with labours of the communities Hot- irregular and elusive forces in difficult country-our
son committee towards the shap- men out
The Miniator made it clear that he did not remont in any way the campaign of the there deserve the best, and the Ing of a harmorilous and happy "Yorkshire Post." based best they shall have so far as nation, is a year worthy to bo cables from their special cor- can give ."--Reuter,
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
YOU WILL FORGET, DEREK! ALL THAT YOU LEARNED IN THE COLLEGE OF MAGIO, FORGET WHAT THERON TAUGHT, YOU--
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