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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, "AUGUST 15, 1980.
American success
them fell in the first hour or so. Some who tried to escape back) were stunted by fighters.
supporting
(Continued from page 1). The commander said "I hops keeps right on raining it we have this kind of sucks" But the fore-
One hundred fought on furious- cast for Tuesday is mostly clearly while fighter-bombers blitzed ing skies.
their reinforcements, waiting on the West side of the river.
The clouds brukė late this after- noon and fighters swept the bulgr area intent on making sure thu enemy, neither reinforces his Eas bank positions nor flees back to West bank. the comparative safety of the
No tree hnd et born found of a number of guerillas who dis- apncarcel, mysteriously, on Sunday before the two American block busting columns ikwent into the buinte. Early on Sunday morning at lost right units containing about an Communists each were seen crossing the river in the middle of the bulge area but no im of these particular group has been noteyi šluce. As a resul there is a big question mark o where there Reds have gone and if they will try to cut the Ameri- can supply routes again further behind the Unes..
Good work
Grim episode
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Bleutonant Herman Greer, fly- ing on reconsissance, spotted bo- tween 150 and 200 North Koreans huddled under meagre cover on West bank. Ille gulded
small red soll, hil near the Mustang which hit the hill top with a fire bomb. As the flames down the hill and another Mus- spread, the Communists fled
tang pilot blasted them with rockets.
The dazed survivors were then picked off on straling runs.
The North Koreans brought up reserves and made a reckless attempt to relaforce the collaps- ing bridgehead. As the troops fled across the river with rifles held high, Mustangs swept down in strafing attacks. The reinforce- menta did not arrive,
Fifty thousand Кога TC- It was estimated; that a divi-fugees, crowded into three small sion of the chemy was holding valleys on the edge of the fight- the bulge and some officers salding, had a special interest in the forces from three different regl outcome of the battle. ments had been identified.
They are running short of food and when Reuter's correspondent saw them today, they were eat- Ing_bolled grass.
children
Thousands of small with them were in a weak con- dition. The high hills blocked their escape to the South.—-Unli- od Press and Reuter.
NEW SIBERIAN RAILWAY
The task force commandar, in praising the men for today's combat under extremely dufculi, conditions, saki "I think the peo- ple back home should be told of The good work being done by our fighting men from day to day. 1486, on
Our soldiers are fighting cagily and smoothly. We are no longer sticking out killed by the enemy."
our necks
to get
The Eighth Army headquarters nnnounced in
In a communique to- day that the 7th Cavalry Regi ment annihilated an enemy force that crossed Into the First Cavalry
sector this morning not withstanding
that on origina of 500 was rein- enemy forced during the day by 200 to 300 troops. -The text of the
communique irstted
follows at 8.10 p.m.
Professor Karpinsky, who has "There
was no activity in the arrived in 'the. U.S. as a refugeo sector of the 25th Division except from Communism, said the rail continued operation of mapping ink extended from Lake Bailçel up enemy pockets.
In Siberia to Sovetskaya Gavan "The 24th Division made ann Russian port North of Vladivo- aggressive attack on an enemy stock.
In bridgehead
Its aren, all
Marine Office, Hong Kong, August 12, 1950.
in
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New York, August 14, Russia her completed a second trans-Siberian railway linking Soviet industry with the Facile arca, Including North Korea and Cominunist China, according to Frofessor Andre Karpinsky, the Russian geologist and constructior. expert.
The rail link would eliminatn elements reporting some pro- the possibility of communications gress.
between the Pacife and Western Russia being cut off if the origin- nl trans-Siberian railway were blocked. ho sakl. Associated Press.
Enemy wiped out
the First
"The 7th Calavry Regiment annihilated an enemy force which crossed into Cavalry
Division zeetor this morning even though an original force of 500 was reinforced by 200 to 300 troops inter in the day. The Regiment pushed to river in its counter-attack
FERRY DISASTER
rescuers
were
Oli
Tokyo, August 14, Thirty-three Japanese the belleved to have drowned and Sunday night when a ferrybost reports no Communist forces re-rplit in two during a squall oft main.
the const of Olta,. In Kyushu. "The Communist attack made Twenty-one bodies were re- this morning against the First
covered by
who also ROK (Republic of Korea) Divi- picked up 18 survivors. Twelve Alon has been repulsed. One were listed as missing. enemy' battalion was trapped be
The survivors said the 42-ton tween units of the Sixth ROK Saiwal Maru was drifting help- Division today, but the result of lessly because of engine troubls: the action was not known,
the storm struck. when "AU ROK units in the Pohang
No trace of the ferryboat could dong area were attacking today be found by rescue craft search- with some progress reported. ing the disaster area for possible
"Communist elements In the additional
survivors, United Yongdok pren are attempting to cut off the ROK Third Division."
Mastor plan
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DOLLAR DIRECTORY (1951 EDITION)
The Communist master plan to sweep the Allies into the Korean Strails became clearer today as a new Cominunist division joined The Karen rebel leader, Saw the six divisions already massing Ba U Gyi, was killed in a battle WILL ALL FIRMS, GOVERN- in the Waegon area.
at an unnamed point about 25 MENT, CLUBS, SCHOOLS, What at the moment appear to miles from the Burma border, ETC., KINDLY REVISE be major threats the Pohang Rangoon Radio announced this THEIR COPIES AND breakthrough and the Yongsan | morning.
RETURN TO THE NEWS- bridgehead-ore probably only The broadcast ould that Gov- intended to suck Allied troops ernment troops found his body PAPER ENTERPRISE LTD.. troops from the main offensive after putting to flight a
WINDSOR rebel
HOUSE, WITH- area around Thegu.
Karen band near Kuwkaralk | OUT FURTHER DELAY. Spearhead of the "Liberation town, famous for its balancing Duy offensive" on Taegu broke pagoda, Associated Press, across the Naktong last night and by late today was within four miles of Weegon.
The Communists sent tanks to lead the advance across the under- water rock and sandbag causė- way, The Communists want a big victory to mark the anniver- sary of the liberation of Korea i from the Japanese five years ago on August 15,
The latest offelal 'communiqué snil tho Communist attack on Waegon had been repulsed and! one Northern battalion was trap- ped. This Crossing, probably by the crack but badly damag.d Communist 3rd Division.. thought to be the beginning of forward march by at least six other Northern divisións on thé West bank. JAW
600 killed
**Blx` hundred Communist dead; wore strown along a narrow three-mile strip today marking another
bid by the North Koreans to thrust at
TAOgu across the Naklong." While American Infantry cut down a North Korean" force of | 500 which crossed the river. artillery and 'combined air forces wiped out streams of Communist reinforcements
wading the river and others waiting on the Weat Bank.
Action started at dawn.
Out- posts of the 1st Cavalry Division on the East bank across. from Puksong, 10 miles South West of Taegu, had discovered that 600 Communists stoló, across, during the night and were moving. North East on either side of the road to Taogu G.L's crept around their flanks and waited. fragan
1. Another Amarlögn foren backed
by tanks got into posidon for frontal attack0I
loayre h
the Communists, almultaneously from three directions and most of
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BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
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The Authority on' Authorliio??
MUST UNBLOCK EARLY
jcamo right in with the Q on the diamoad 3 lend, the 9 was set up West
IT IS conventional with most as an entry to dummy. players to lead the bollam card could have removed it at unce of their partners" bld suit with another diamond lead-in against a No Trump game, when fact, could have complicated mat-
three headed they hold
on by *honor. The idea
is to retain theers by not using his Qen the the preceding trick. But West chose honour so as to knock off one to return his spade K, which the of declarer's potential stoppers A won.
to
later. But if
if the middle card of
Now South overplayed his heart the three is fairly high, a lead with the Q. Fast winning with of the low card risks later block- the A. He returned his highest ing of the suit. So they often spade, the 7, but West had prefer to lead the middle card take it with the 8. No matter of such a holding in order to what ho returned now, the .con- unblock the sult right af the start.
SK 83 H-7 4 2 DQ 8 6
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tract was assured, as the diamond o was an entry for the hearts.
If West had not possessed that 8 when East made his last spade read of the suit; but had-used. It
for his opening lend. East could remainders of his have run string to beat the contract. The 8 is about the lowest card which should over, be opened for blocking purposes from such a holding. If the leader has some- thing like, the K-6-4, his
best lead to the bottom card,
Tomorrow's Problem 5.0.8 4
5 10 7 3 Such bidding was justified only H-Q19- by the fact that North and South 8 counted themselves os against a DK 84 pair of interior defensive players | CQ 96 That contract could have been beaten, but wasn't;
West led the 3 of his partner's spades, the J envering the and
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