VIETMINH
PREPARING ΤΟ
TO British Envoy British Brigades Taking Thes
No Comment ATTACK HANOI
Attitude In Taipeh
+
Hañol, Nov. 80.
The Vietminh insurgent forces were today | thought to be preparing for a three-pronged drive on Hanoi, the capital of Tonkin Province, the rich'' Indo-Chinese rice delta area,
Independent sources said that they had 25 Talpeh, Nov. 30, well-equipped battalions massed to the north of
omcially the French Tonkin bridgehead. adopted a no comment attitude) on developments in Lake Suc-
Nationalist China
cess as
Reserved would be thrown long as the develop into whichever of the drives was ments were confined to a de-most successful
Hanoi, a city with a popula- is taken bate, but once action
tion of 150,000, stands on the then it will have something to Red River 10 miles inland from
the Gulf of Tonkin.
Tonight the
increased admitted
say.
high-placed source bald A
Reda the Chinese that since are in the United Nations, even though temporarily, they have already revealed
tries
to all represented there
coun- "how
they go about their business of
French
Flying Home
Sir David Kejr, the British Ambassador in Mosa cow, who is on his way by Air to London, expected to discuss walls the
the Foreign Secretary: My Ernest Bevin, the “repiles - which '-the Western Powers will send to Ridasis on the
proposed talks Aby the Big-Four:
Sir Force plan
-tert for Bertin "this after- noon to pick up Bir David
Hells-Henter
HELSINKI
activity on two sectors of the 350-mile long Tonkin Delta periphery.
rebel The main drive is in the north and north east.
rebel Supply lines for
French- affensive against the Amy held Tonkin Delta are known Vietmlah to be organised and the Viet-
minh brigado of about 20,000"|| 16
Jebb Not
trien, now
GETS THE
holding the south JITTERS
west and the southern' parta
the
periphery, is being re-
equipped.
FRENCH SUCCESS
Shock In Sunchon Area Aética H
Tokyo, Dec. 1.
American HCL At New High:
- Washinston N 0 The United States Govern... · ment's cost of living hit a new all-time high today.
Britain's two crack Brigados in Korea carly today pre- pared to take the shock of any renowed "Communist on- Slaught on ebattored United Nations Army, retreating down 'snow-bound roads after three bloody days and nights, whose wage contracts are trod of battle..
Outrunning the ntain Communist forces, the United States Eighth Army moved into new defen- sive positions only 30-miles north of Pyongyang the former Northern capital, But left most of the United States 2nd Division and the Turkish Bri- gade trapped after a bloody rear-guard action:
The counter-attacking Communists, including 200,- Helsinki, Nov, 30. Hoarders began a run on the 000 Chinese, were belloved Tonight's French Army re-shops in Helsinki today to lay to be pausing to bring up
future in stocks against any port confirmed the re-capture by the French Union, forces of war. Some shipowners have in- fresh supplies and ammuni structed their vessels not to re-tion after swarming for Lake Success, Nov. 30.
the fort of Chuphaison, near Government
British sources tonight denied the important frontier post of turn to Finland until the crisis ward up to 86 miles. Chang-huan, London reports that Sir Gladwyn
parte anywhere here,
Finland is linked to the Soviet told the United Press that his Jebb, the United Kingdom dele- Money, in the north-east cor-over, but there were no signs of
French Union Forces Giovernment is naturally watch-gate to the United Nations, hod of Indo-China,
appointment with
Union by a mutual milltary as in Lake arranged an
alsting pact, which ing all developments
General Wu Halu-chuan, leader evacuated the
generally belleved here, would Success and Korea very closely. of the Chinese Communist dele-end-Reuter.
force her on to the Russian ride Asked if Genernissimo Chiang gation.
in any Third World War
"Hufvud- The influential Kai-shek's Government
stadsbladet," the organ of the with a leader today that the danger Moment Swedish People's Party, sald in tanks
trying to Impose their will on the rest of the world."
Meanwhile, the spokesman, Shen
might to bend forces renew his offer to Korea, the spokesman said that no new approach, no new request and in fact no proposals whatever have been made tu Nationalist China, by the United Nations or by the United States an the subject.
To See Wu
A British spokesman said Sir Gladwyn's only contact with General Wu had been a formal introduction prior to the latter's appearance in Council on Tuesday. Exchanges wero social amenities.
tha Security
limited to
and
fort last week-
Crisis At Worst
The
New York, Nov, 30. The Times, commenting on the French Government
crials sources began its editorial with the re- delegation British
French mark that
political said their active Interest in
crises come at the worst posible secking negotiations with Gen-moments, recalling that the last He said "our loyalty and de-eral Wu had waned after wide- occurred just no the Korean 1ermination in the anti-Com spread Press criticism that they war started
The Times said: "One must munist cause needs no reitera- were engaging in appeasement.
Benegal Rau sincerely hope the However, Sir
Pleven tion, We sholi not evade or still hoped for a meeting with Government survives its vote of shirk our responsibilities toward Wu, who was said to have in confidence tomorrow and car the United Nations, Anything dicated his willingness but had ries on with the truly great this Government can do will be set no date for a meeting task that face it and all of us"
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Coming up against the the streams of refugees, battle-weary Americans and South Koreans was the 29th Commonwealth
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the enemy later today and help
to ward off further attacks Oslo, Nov. 30. The Foreign Affairs Com- While the Americans reorganise mittee of the Norwegian Parlia- and regroup: ment today met". The Foreign The main weight of the Com- Minister, Dr Halvard Lange, and the Defence Minister, Mr munist offensive in North-West J. C. Gundersen, to discuss, the Korea was last night reported serious international situation eading off. and to decide whether to un-
[nist armies, which had advanced dertake special emergency mea-The overwhelming Commu- surea-Reuter,
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was digging in to prevent complete encirclement and to hold, of further drives Pyongyang, the former Northern capital; 30 miles to the south.
The American 2nd and 25th Divisions were still fighting for time in bitter cold nimid the
misty paddy-fields and frozen
rivers along. this curving are from west of Kunuri-now offi- cially announced to be in enemy hands-to
little above Sunchon, an important road and rail junction on the Tacdong River.
Communications had become aketchy with the American Eighth Army in the west now
Forerunner,
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Nearly a
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some 200 yards apart. London Express Service.
United
Nations
Troops
Break Through Ambush
Seoul, Nov. 30.
The Ukited States 2nd Division and the Turkish- Brigade in Korea were trapped tonight south east of Kunuri after losing. hundreds of dead and wounded in an attempt to run the gaunt- let of a Chinese Communist encircling movement in North-West Korea.
made
About 1,500 men
Four American "tanks were Dougins. Swindalla, of Congla- athrust through the road-blocks ton, Cheshire. He gave tea and a desperate dash down
cigarettes to soldier with a at 12.30 p.m. narrow road through &
Alr recommaissance reported mangled forearm. ...
Private George Farmer, from completely split from the 10th machine-gun and mortar this morning that Communist End of London,
and had closed to within the Corps fighting on the east of the barrage leaving hundreds infantry.
yards of the Middlesex Private Ivan Spiby, of Leice peninsula.
of det and wounded be) 400.
position.
story tenderly removed bodies of ono Negro The British Commonwealth hind, before reaching the
of 27th Brigade was known to be safety
while GI from a jeep and laid the British
AIR STRIKES HELP
them beside the first ald playing its full part in the fight-Middlesex positions.
afternoon fighters The Chiness-fired with materi Late this ing withdrawal. The Middle-
put in a number of air strikes chine-guns and rifles all along sex Regiment went into action
Wounded lay tonight in free-.
to help the
baltered could seldom be seen esterday on the right flank of zing cold in the midst of the through the mette ile only there well dug in and only ot positions road put their
They Communist ambush,
the Chongchon River line,
PINCER DRIVE
The Middlesex got to within
-400
the
one
They trated
yards in front of the casionally could some smoke be
positiond
scen. Reuter, The Flint tank to arrive from th
25 yards of the Chinese Middiener An estimated four Commu-machine-gun nest but were plat divisions, joined
by pinned down by the enemy-the main body was loaded of them 'roveral. thousand
with GI many guerillas, throwing numerous grenades: were earlier reported to
was commanded A member of the regiment wounded. It sweeping down from the said: "They kept well under by Leutenant William Mace, North-West through the "Tok-over. However, there was one of Tacoma, Washington.
be
chon gap" to cut through to the west coast behind General Walton H. Walker's Army.
Other Communists were pouring down the west const
DEFENCE
A senior. Infantry officer.on TALKS IN
Chinese standing on the skyilne, picking up grenades from his board was feet and throwing them at us. Knight, He was a fanatic.
Lieutenant John
of Farmington, Nów Mexico. "All the boys had a bang et As soon as the Tomrales
:
in an attempted pincer drive. him but we did not get bima" helped the wounded off, Knight Lieutenant-Colonel Mar, the said: "We had better get roll- The 41st Royal Commande Commander of the Middlesex, ing. There is the whole of the unit and the American Marines today directed American tank 2nd Division behind us."
on the Communist pasi- But
vehicles only trickled of the 10th Corps were fight-tone, which were pouring mor- through from the decimated ing desperately to ward off e-tax fire on. Gis still fling pain-convoy. circlement by mase suicide attacks around. the
Chinese
fully down the path.
The Communists were
tacking with, such tolat, dis- pusition
GI's who got through today were mainly from the 88th and 9th Regiments,
WASHINGTON
Washington, Nav, 30 President Truman told "fir Press conference today, that he will. confer with Congressional leaders on Friday fence and atomic to
Mrs Elizabeth May Craig, cor- respondent for the 1.Gannett newspapers of Maine, wapted, to know whether these leadors). would include Republicans
Chosin Reservelr in the North- TANKS GET. THROUGH East.
"Give that hill hell," he said An officer in the first. jeep at us the tanka blasbeti
one shouted: "Where is the hospital?
The President said "Of course where the bodies of All I have got is a broken afm.
Ile added, · Men Eralg - should! regard for casualties that in three Chinose could be seen I can keep going."
REDS. WELL DUG IN A know.uho nilways consulted some cases the defenders were through binoculars
The Commander of the 88th Congremional leadera, of both behind heaped ja "That is where I lost'an officer Aring from
Regiment, Colonel bodies of slaughtered enemy, it m
esterady" Colonel Man told was reported.
the Americana.
Lieutenant John Burgos, of The Anglo-American force fichmond, Surrey, was in charge had fought their way to Hataru,
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Peplo, of San Antonio, Texas,
retorted. "Ktri edifór tells was among the early survivors me never to take anything for to reach the Middlesex post granted.
Mr Truman tions to tr
He Immediately visited an aid summed ̈ ̈úp
to
L
dho
the American supply base at the of evacuating American wound southern tip of the reservior cd from the air station. carlier reported, to have been The timbush today: took place post pet up in a railway station troubled in the Uni
to Inspect and encourage the added, confidence road to on the Kunuri-Sunchon road, wounded.
ment is one of surrounded but the Kotori, 10 miles further mouth, which runs parallel with the
Among the Tommiga helping neccmary to modt vog still blocked-Router.
the blooding Gl's was Private world, altuation Hallway. Uno.
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