1950-10-28 — Page 7

THE CHINA, MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1880,

VIETMINH FORCES The new Chancellor Keswick on

MASS FOR ATTACK

Saigon, October 26.

hin hour of the reported fall of Banphict, near the Western bastion Di Lookay, Vietminh insurgent forces were tonight reported tɑ, bo massing for simultaneous attacks at both ends of the French line in Indo-China.

MINFORM

BALKAN

TRIGUES

JA French communique reported important enemy movements along sections of the border rood captured in the North and East.

It was increased pressure which forced the French to evacuate Banphiet, only three miles North East of Loakay,

to mean

French military observers |→→ Interpreted these movements preparations for 7 South Eastwards advance and new large-scale attacks French strongpoints in the minform plan to create an North Eastern and Central ndent Govlet Socialist sectors of the Tonkin delta

of Macedonia" was reperimeler.

per,

9

Athens, October 20

M.

011

"Air power will win

in Indo-China'

Parie, October 20. General Alphonse .Juin, France's leading. military strategist, before leaving Bal- gon by ale today, told M. Andro Bianchet, the special Parla correspondent of the of the

today in the moderate French Hendquarters announced

Ventos," by

brother of the r-General of the Greek Forces.

particularly reliable M. Ventiris said that, g to the plan, which was arried out by Yugoslav

In Bulgaria, the ould include:

earlier today that Victinit pres Sure was continuing to be exert- ex against Laukay, the isolated

outpost furthest West French defence system.

an-

This follows yesterday's Houncement that elvilians, were and voluntarily leaving Laoly now

that French forces had evacuated Macedonian Muong Khuoung, 25 miles North Pincorporated into West of Lackas. roslav Federation. ulgarian

טן

e

Macedonia. reek Macedonia down to akmon River,

entral organisation under

New French positions have been established at the confluence of the Red River and. Ils tribu- tary, the Namsi River, it' was reported here tonight.

frmanship of M. Vladimir French artillery and fighter

a Yugoslav emigre, hadombers have been bombarding

t up in Solla and a mill-letninh forces in the area. entre had been created by Pro-Cominform Yugoslavs

Vrocop

and Petrich, near la's frontier with Greece ugoslavia. edonia,

in the modern of the term, is a region of Balkan

lying peninsula

rt Greece, Yugoslavia and

ria.

ď

aas long been a centre of Turkish until the Balkan of 1012-13, it was then between Bulgaria, Greece Serbia. The Bulgarian por- vas ceded to Greece after rat World War.

ing the last war, as a result rmany's victorious Balkan ign of 1941, Bulgaria re- led Macedonia but at the

Air sorties

area

An Army spokesman said that there had been patrol clashes In the Western butile

today, where the insurgents avere re ported to be building miles down the Red River from Laokay.

rafts 18

Conservative evening paper, "Le Mondo," that final victory over Vietminh (the Com munist-lod incurgents) would be won by air-power-as in Korea.

"Wa

General Juln added: are now on a predetermined line awaiting an enemy who will find it is in turn to be placed in difficult country, The enemy munt be struck, pursued and destroyed."

A iNational Defence Minia- try spokesman said In Paris tonight that he knew nothing about an Impending transfer of General Juin to a High Command in the Atlantic Pact military organisation, as ra. parted in French newspapers.

Router.

the

Seeking out Vietminh con. were already moved across centrations, French planes border, there was no proof that covered both enda of thele it was yet in action'..

In the last month.

Mr. Hugh Todd Naylor Gältekelt, Minister of State for Eco- -nomic Affairs, arrived at London airport from discussions, In New York shortly after it was announced that he had been appointed Chancellor of the. Exchequer to replace Bir Stafford Cripps, who has resigned, for reasons of bad, health. Mr. Galtskell come very pleased with his appointment, as he smiles broadly from the steps of the plane at London Airport. He Is accompanied by Mra. Gaitskell. (AP Photo).

PEKING PRICE FOR RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN

London, October 26.

beleaguered fine. Sorties to the The United National Front of North and East pounded mill-Vietnam" has appealed to tary targets In Caobang and members to "mobilise the entire Langson, the Franch frontierVietnam people and to speed up poats lost In the Vietmish preparations for a general offen- sweep along the China frontier five against the French imperial.Admittance to the United Nations appears to bo ists and their army," according Communist China's price for establishing full Skimming through cloud-cover- to a Tass, Soviet news agency the war she was evicted. ed gorges and round high mom-message received in London to The thern Macedonia was retain tops, French pilots carried

to Greece, while the rest

through successful work, country became a federal French communique said. of Yugoslavia.-Reuter.

estoring the lead to life

Chicago, October 26. les Indicate that a patient

"dead" threo to seven s and be restored to le

central nervous system, a

the

The appeal also urged members to "intensity parisan warfare in Vietminh elements have con- the occupied regions, to act de- tinued to probe the new French cisively against the enemy's mop- Tonkin delta line between Dishing ping up operations and and Phu Lang Thuong, North of tensify propaganda among tho the delth capital of Hanoj.

enemy's soldiers."-Reuter and Two vilinges were unsuccess- | United Press. fully attacked and French forces

to in-

mapped up scattered Vietminh EDEN SUGGESTION

patrols.

London, October 25.

York physich, writing in phery at the village of Chidien, ly," should call off the Communist

William

urnal of

the

Was

1 Association,

on revival

01 patients

which American

attacked made the serious results.

Vietminh mines, grenades and French in a

sweep after

then their hearts stop-

sume

British Government has still not received o diplomatic relations with Britain, vena oli ja

reply to its June 17 note asking for a clarifica- tion of Peking's attitude towards an exchange of ambassadors.

1

future China trade

Bombay, October, 28.7: A leading British business. man werking In Communist China has declared that It. lo Impossible to predlot the fus turë' for foreign trådärn thäre,, the Press Trust of India ro ported from Péking today,

Mr. John Keswick, benior

director of Jarding Matho- son's, before leaving Peking an hie wy tế Laidon tới The now China requires а now approach, But given ponce And goodwill In the world it cooms that Ching's International Aradé will do. velgp"""-Reuter.

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EUROPE The most pleasant route to Europe!

London, October 20.

Europe felt the cold blast of winter, today. Reuter cables from the various capitals reported:

Paris Franco's first snowfall of the winter, was reported from the Eastern end of the Pyrences. Frost, is forecast for tonight,

Helsinki: Temperatures of minus 16 degrees Centigrade were re- corded in North. Finland, locked in. 9. sudden, hard frost.

Oslo: Several of Norway's mountain rouds have been closed for the winter because of huge. snowdrifts. Oslo had its Best temperature lasi

below zero

week-chd.

Copenhagen: Denmark, already well, the long Northern win- *And, temperatures only 4.degree above zero...

ter,

Prague: The first

re show of tha

winter fell here. today.

Frankfurt: Snow fell on iha Bavaria Fitin today. Tempera- tures dropped almost to freezing point over West, Germany.

Geneva Swiss weather experts forgrast heavy falls of snow in taquntain areas. By the week-end most mountain passes are expecs- ed to be blocked by snow.

This Hagust, Winter brought Holland sharp East wind and some night frest but skies wern blue.

Rome: Heavy rains and thun- derstorms in the last two daya have caused foods in many parts | of tlie.country-Reuter,

Supreme commander for Europe

com-

Western

delay,

"the

The note was in reply to a Britain has puť' out teelers re- Chinese Communist note of arding China's acceptance of Sir May 8 in which Pelting asked Ester Dening, former head of the for an elucidation of the Bri-Foreign Office's Far Eastern de- partment, as British Ambassador tish Government's attitude on. Southern advance

two main questions: 1. Chinese to Red China.. Mr. Anthony Eden suggested in representation, in the United

Washington, October 28. Forty miles South East of Parlament today that the Soviet Nations; 2. Chinese State pro Sir Ester was being raised to the North Atlantic Pact nations, re

It was oftelally announced that Military, representatives, of the it the impairment of the

Hanoi, Vietminh forces pene Foreign Minister, Mr. Andret

status of Ambassador. He left, commended tonight that a sald tony, trated the delta's Southern perl-Vyshinsky, "who is now co friend-perty in British territory.

The British note clearly ex-London on Thursday on a Far supreme commander, for plained the British viewpoint on Eastern tour on which he was to blued force to defend without "perations in Malaya.

Mr. Eden, the deputy leader of these two questions, but no fur-report to the Foreign Secretary, Europe be set up

An American spokesman de. the Opposition, made the remarkther communication has been re-Ernest Bevin.

clined to reveal whether ye died on the operating shells were captured by the after the left wing Labour paci-ceived from the Chinese Commu- Ever since Britain accorded de North Atlantic, Military Com-

Hist, Mr.

Einrys. Hughes, had urg-nists. ating. While such re-fighting in the Southern doit led the Government to stop using Britain has said if will vote for. Eslor has petalstently, been tipped supreme.

Jure recognition to the Peking mittce which finde this recom- On United Nations membership Government on January 6, Sir menuation also urged that the bombers in Malaya. were not numerous, the sector near Tholdinh.

The Colonial

commander Mr.the Communists when a majority Secretary,

bo ucs employed were

In Talpch, Chinese Nationalist James Grinths, preferred to leave of the Security Council supports as Ambassador to China-United

05. Britain's most probable choice American, the means of the average sources said that according to mes

he acted quickly. In latest intelligence reports

this question to the Director of them. the Operations on the.

Press ported

spot. He told cases the

feat Chinese Communists were moving Mr. Hughes that only one civil-has since

The Peking Government's viewe complished by manual Russian-made tanks; field pieces, lian, a child of three, was known

been made clear through e of the heart. The crl-heavy machine-guns

the unofcial Chinese am to have been killed by bombing. actor was not how Tong munition into Indo-China in order

Communist delegation which art could remain still with to give the Vietminh the firing (Conservative) said that at least at the invitation of the Britain

Air Commodore Arthur Tlarvey came to London on September 20 teriorating but how long the power needed to launch a full the Royal Air Force gave some China Friendship Association. e contral nervous system military onslaught against the

warning to civilians before ba cut off from the French.

bombhg. whereas the "bandits" from Peking for the delegation to receiving Instructions carried by the organ Reports indicated that although shot in the hack people doing return home, Mr. Liu Ning-yl,

come quantities of equipment their normal day's work-Reuter.

States.

well

and

Anglo-American talks

ชุม

talks on

elp in Malaya campaign

London, October 26.

-American talks begin hore tomorrow on a British plow for America military help against Communist-led guerillas in Malaya.

ain

After

MP's walk out in Brussels

Brussels, October 20. Opposition members of

the

un

There is generat better in the capital, however, that appoint

gut of an American was recom- mended. General Dwight D.

As Who has benh,often

as a possible choice the post, is coming to Washington on Saturday, to dis- cuss undisclosed matters will de- fence oficials: He will probably also confer with President Harry Truman,

the leader of the delegation, made Belgian Chamber walked out to It was rellably reported that the a point of telling come British day when members were asked. Military Cabinet Ministers who attended to vote on the 1080 budget for the creation of a supreme comman Commitleg favoured an official luncheon, that his Ministry of Education.

der without an interim period in Government considered Britain The walk-out was in protest which a combined force would be was being unfriendly to

the

New against a provision in the budget organised and trained by a Chicf China,

put forward by the Catholic of Staff-Associated Press. Mr. Liu and Britain was in Government-to five the barbel fact maintaining relations with Government subsidies to Catholle Nationalist China by supporting schools 3.4 to State-controlled het in various United Nations To- schools. solutions.

Mr. Frans Von Cauweinert, Further, he sold,' the British | veteran President of the House, authorities in Hong Kong... and postponed the scasion until Tues- Malaya were using repressive ne-day tten against Chinese residents

asked the United speaking American techtilélans; for

combatting

the Malayan there. Just April for an initial to help the British restore more guerillas, nent of about $5,000,000 effective contacts with Malaya's

The

the campaign against of military goods which big Chinese population.

Malayan guerillas has been going a number of proposals

Mr. Melby is expected to make on since the war and is now one of his ur Britain's biggest imperial

battled forces in Mala

d.

United States agreed in lo to that request."

help already has been de British soldiers in the ion, for instance, are equipped with American

coming talks,' according to a informants, are expect embrace the nature and “If further. American aid, “ whole question has been Jon),the appt study by on Americon Mission lod by hrt F./MelbÿTH »AN

Mission is duo hero

你

after spending some time

ing the Indo-Chinese sifun-

Ith the French Govern

Faris.

Melby. Mission is on its ack to Washington after at the scald and kind of

own to the British Government headaches-Associated Press.

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