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the Compens's (lon)
Terentie Tesa Van stue of Visinam, Indo-China, was grested on his arrival at Balgon It was their first macting: Mr, Aleport by the US Minister to Indo-China, Donald R. Heath. Heath arrived In Indo-China while the Promler was in France for the Indo-China inter-State Conference. Photo show left to right at the airport: Tran Ven Huu; Edmund Gullion, Count- sellor of the US Legation; Donald R. Heath; Robert Blum (extroma right), ECA chief for Indo. China. (Associated Press Photo).
CHINESE REDS LINKED
WITH BITE HỒ
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CHI-MINE
BY RAILWAY LINE
London, October 26.
A news broadcast from Poking recently told tho world that the Chinose end of the Kunming to Hanoi railway is repaired. Another step in the Communist programme to rehabilitate
· China, explained Peking.
But, for the West, this is one of the most significant and important bits of information to come out of Red China this year.
It means that the Reds in the Himalayan "Hump" air- South China are linked by ift from. India, the picturesque a large dumping bands of steel to the Commu-ily became
millions of dollars nist-sponsored revolutionaries ground for
worth of war prateriol. of Ho Chi-minh in Indo-China.
At the Kunming anfeld and in Flow important is is was made bataing Warehouses throughout lain by a sny from Salgon the
the city,
of guns, plane-parts, ther day. I told how well-
bullets uniforms, rations quipped, well-trained Ho Chi- inh goldiers severely defeated vehicles plied up. several intalions of hardened Frenchmen Foreign Legionnaires and crack Moroccans.
't
Where did the arms come from? anybody's guess, but logic oints up the railway, straight to
Kunming!
And, with that established, the importance of the newly repaired railway becomes apparent.
Vital terminus
When
and
the war auded, the United States contributed thes mountains of military supplies to Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalis part of the multi-billion dollar China afd progranume..
But the gift
white elephant: Chiang's forces were ses only. The reason? a fraction of the
So
was
*
able to use
Kunming. In China's for South West, is almost cut off from the reet
of China except by air. The Kunming to Honor railway
the material-except for was an engineering achievement sizeuble inroads made by pro- f its day, it winds South from /nteers and pilferers remained in of Yunnan the warchinuses. And when Yun- Kunmitig-capital Province-down steep river val- nan fell to the Chinese Commun- lays, through 100 tunnels and ĝists, the prize included millions of across spidery bridges to Hanet, dollars worth of American war thence on to Haiphong, its outlet supplies."
to the seu.
Deadly gases
to save life Bahenectady' New York,
October 26.
Deadly war gaats known as nitrogon mustards are being tooted for life-saving usen, Colonel William. M. Greasy, Director of Research and Do. velopment...of.. the United Statco Chemical Corps, die- closed hord.
Colonel Croasy, in an ad- drest. nald - that - tha 07908 were, being tried in the treat- In mont of the leukemia
which there ja an over-pro- duction of white blood calls, and in Hodgkin's Disease and pro lymphosarcoma,
which
fatal forma of cancer.
They were found to have a highly destructive effect on white blood cells, the lymph glands, and bone marrow.
Colonel Creasy kald that hundreds of cases were under
clinica- treatment in 126 Router.
passen through towns in South. ern Yunnan known in wartime
and presumably still ma military baseer
In Kalyuan, Mengtat and i handful of smaller places along the route close to the border, the Chinese had set up model army camps.
On the map, the Kunming American Glg had come down Hanul road looks straight. But in from Kunming to help in the actually it twists and turns a training of the troops. Some of thousand times before reaching these Yankees had been in the its destination,
region for several years and helped to whip the Chinese into
comfortable wooden
of its un- cars from
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threatened
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Orienta!ngs of llte at Kaiyuan, a sleepy of character with the as it was in wartime to the Allies. Asphyxiation og the train, belching military way of life.
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But there was one catch to alterruce Gls sipped lemonade" hotel. There, on the tree-covered through each of its 34 tunnels en this. The Chinese were not fight- route.
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ing, and had no intention of doing made from lemons straight from
Hanul carrier of supplies, the ralfway | 50.
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Some said that the Yunnanese
more than one out of three Governor had concluded a non- of them is a spy," observed one aggression understanding with his American ameer, wryly.
rucnient neighbours.
Under Peking's strait regime. Whether he had or not, there Katyuan's beauties have probably was never more than a token disappeared. But the rallway and brush or two. And it was reported Its hotel are almost certainly in Kalyuan nno day that an thriving. American cffirer had been re- This renewed activity means
bunked for emptying his revolver that the fortunes of a wispy- across the border at the pazalva moustached Intellectual in Indo-
The "phoney war" in this pars rising.
He Chi-minh ar of the world. Boon settled down And because
Japa.
China named
of this, Indo-
ns prove as
to a brisk trade, on both sides. Chha may one day present the
Though [No Sfho-Jop strife hud | West with a crisis been going!“ on for years, thera | Kogen's.—Associated Press.
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