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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1951.

RED DEFENCES BIG SWEEP

CRUMBLE IN

E.

KOREA

Tokyo, Feb. 28.

U.S. Seventh Division tanks and infantry crumpled Korean Communist defences in East central Korea yesterday (Tuesday) and pursued | the fleeing Reds into wild, uncharted mountains,

A field dispatch said one regiment of the Seventh smashed through the Korean main line of resistance. It followed up relentlessly, sweep- ing the Reds from hills and caves north of Pang- nim, 25 miles east of Hoengsong.

West of the Seventh Division The Commander estimated dlsive, the US Second Division would take several weeks for stopped five Korean Communist the Chinese Reds and North counter-attacks in three hours.

While the North Korean main line of resistance broke in the cost, some 110,000 Chineso Communist troops were firmly imbedded in trenches and fox- holes along the rest of the 100 mile front from Hoengsong in the centre westward through Seoul to the Yellow Sen.

The US First Marine Division, In the battle line for the first since it was evacuated from time the Hungnam beachhead two

months ago, was being held up at loengsong by determined Chinese.

BLOW UP BRIDGES A feld <lispatch reported Chinese demolition squads slip- ped into Hinengsong and blew up the bridger on its southern out-

ir

Lieutenant General Matthew D. Ridgway, Eighthy Army Commander, announced the Marines were attacking in the centre in his -seven-day-old drive.

The Chinese and North Korean Red are planning to launch an Offensive within a month with 300,000 troops, a highly reliable cource said today.

Koreans to shift from the de- fence to the attack, This led him to believe the enemy forces "have pushed back the date of

Narrow Win For Pleven

Paris, Feb. 27.

French Premier Hene Pleven's Cabinet won a precarious vole of con- Adence In the National Assembly tonight on proposed new election [R1V. The vote was 243 to 216.

Extreme pessimiam Had been expressed over the life of the Cabinet the Assembly met for a series of voles of confidence on proposed election law ne- form ---Associated Prom.

Truman

their expected offensive." Presses For

The last big Chinese counter- miserably. A

drive failed

Chinese and North Korean Red force of

150,000 plowed about Into the centre of the US Eighth Army mountain line.

They overrun Hoengsong and skirted Wonju to the south. But they trying to smash the US Second themselves out Division and its French

knocked

bol.

talien west of Wonju.

Well informed sources believe

China's High Red

Command this time plans to put twice as many troops in Associated Press.

New

the

Geld.

Defence

System

Ankaru, Feb. 27. Preparations for an Eastern Mediterraneon deferice system Associated Press correspon-

to include Turkey are under dent Tom Bradshaw

Foreign Minister Faud reported way, yesterday from the field, how-Kopruly has told the Turkish mer, that the Chinese Reds ap- National Assembly.

Action

Washington, Feb. 27. President Harry Truman today to press for a speedy told Mr John Foster Dalles

Japanese peace, settlemerit, which Mr Dulles said would help avert a new war in the Pacific.

c

Mr Dulles reported personally to Mr Truman at the While House on the results of nearly Ave weeks of talks with Japanese and other leaders in the far Pacific. A White House statement said:

peace

"Mr Dulles told the President that in his opinion, these con- versations had gone for to pro- mote a better understanding end closer agreement as to a Japanese

settlement which would not only liquidate the old war but erect a bulwark against new war and, new aggression in the Pachio... sald Koprulu

preparatory conferences took place here "The President expressed him- and In Istanbul last week with

with the gratified Admiral Robert B. Carney, US believed to have 33 divisions Naval Commander in the Eng-preliminary result of the mission and he instructed, the mission to now moving into attack positions tern Atlantic and Mediterranean, carry on with a view to achley in Central and Western

Koren. and American diplomats at- This huge forve probably tending a regional conference elements held for them by the State De- Chinese

Korea,

peared to have postponed the drive, probably because of heavy losses.

The source said the Reds are

will be reinforced by elemeld periment. Associated Press.

of

the Third

Army from

om northeastern

It has not been in action since

it forced the

US 10th Corps

to withdraw from the north-

east-inst winter.....

Before the Reds attack, they

are expected to mass from to-190,000 troops -in

$20,000

one sector.

MOVE LOCATION,

Bradshaw sald it now ap-

Challenge

Russia

To

Santiago, Chile, Feb. 27, Russia was repeatedly chal-

pears the Chinese build-up is lenged in the UN Economic and shifting to the western sector Social Council today to permit of the front.

Lan

ing

as

earliest the

practicable consummation of the objectives. which he had entrusted to the mission last January."

Mr Dulles, Republican foreign policy adviser to the Secretary of State, Mi Dean Acheson, and Mr-Truman's_special_represen- tative on the Japanese peace mission, gave the President ar oral summary supplementing his written report of the mission's activities.-Associated Press.

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It was announced that a total of 2,297,000 tickets had been sold-an all-time record.

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Bonn, Feb. 27. West Germany today auspended nearly all ite Importa from European Payments Union countries untu steps have been taken to bolster its pre- carious poaltion,

foreign exchange

A communique said thai the measure was purciy temporary

halt the dangerous

drala on the nation's nearly exhausted

credits In the European

Payments Union.

Economic officials are drawing up new import regulations. When they came into force the stop- page of importa will be revoked, the communique said—Associated Press

Second prize is worth $297,691.92 and the third prize $148,845.96. Czechoslovak

All unplaced runners and non-starters carry a prize of $11,813.10.

Here is the complete draw:

Adorable Atalania

Ara King

Air Power

AVOCA

Ben Macdhui

Black Hoso

Race Selections

By "The Turf"

RACE 3

738808

1905316

2240427

AIKUS IV

2045971

Australian Queen

3221

322005

2141984

Bankfoot

Beautiful Star

914740 120324

2105011

210712

Blossom Time

1185988

Blue Bird

1037434

Sidber

Calamity

25506

Century

1391179

Chinere Mackerel,

485616

Cinderella

RACE 4

Cocktall Tea

1944553

Calcard

579630

Conqueror

1206305

Lin Ea

933402

177037

Copper

Crackerjack

Crusherhouse Debonair Delilah Diana

Dynamic View Enay Money Exquisite Love Fillbuster II Fire.G Fleet Admiral Ficetmaster

Firing King

Jericho

Wheel

140988

1848904

1818957

280338

29927

Wonderful Girl

Flying Wheel

Outsider: Gangway

Rowanien

Chinese Mackerel

Outsider: Kentucky Lad

RACE 5

Canadian Potato

Dashing Beauty II

Good Luck

Outsider:-Mabel

1100780

60155

609816

12148

38159 376168

- London 17

RACE 6

PEARCE MEMORIAL CUP

Gold Medal

- Straight Flush:

Outsider:-Century

RACE 7

Outsider:-Calamity

· 1107879

Garenimo Ginger

Golden Boy Golden Wing Gold Medal Good good Gracechurch Gray Mist Hoop

*128397

26074

13042

Duchess Delight

Ataman

141043

Fort Knox

2181092

Outsider:-Shannon

551759

Half Moon Bay

2288100

RACE 8

Harvest Fiela

2291156

Hol Houw

1381978

Inspiration

Ipiration

Home Sweet Home Harry On

116560

Jericho

318815

Red Rabbit

*232413

2238413

Iranduke

214209

1834450

RACE 9

John Hallisx Kentucky Lad Kimera

Jiminy Cricket

1980024

1326697

Countess Delight

2144167

United Victory

613401

Flying Jib

Закако 463259 *1016950

187100

266986

1867000

Dynamic View

London 17

1651518

Copper

735612

Squadron Leader

Magle Bow

425729

Merry Uncle

1584018

Mons

348445

RACE 11

killed

Mustang

1273430

Hol Pollot

National Honour

1925656

Sulphur

Norseman

2168570

Argus II

Olive

270083

Prince Dahlia

19772

Punctuality

2146940

Queen Helen Red Rabbit Ringway Rowanloa

1935372

Investigation of charges Clash In Burma

rights are

The

There are an estimated 40-that labour union 000 Chinese troops in assembly violated in the Soviet Union.

An ad- The charges were arear north of Scout

made by

Rangoon, Feb. 27.- Inter- of the

Government ditional 60,000 are in the hills representatives

Burma between Seoul and Hoengsong, national Confederation of Free troops fighting the insurgents

stronghold

the Central on the Trade Unions (ICFTU).

in

Burma dils- mountain

Britain's G. T. Corley Smith ricts of Shwebo and Sagaing central front.

A front line commander told dared the Soviet Union to let killed 20 and wounded several

an investigator

today's official of the Inter- others,

com- present enemy Bradshaw the

said. The Govern- positions indicate the Reds are national Labour Organisation munique

of the ment forces lost two dug in to defend, rather than determine the validity

and one missing. Reuter. In deployment for an attack.

charges.-Associated Press.

COMMENT OF THE DAY

IF

24B

Terms For A Settlement

are

a new four-Power conference is to accomplish anything worth while it must show a willingness to get down to business on the actual issues now agitating the world. These issues hinge not so much on German rearmament, however much the Soviets may wish to keep that question in the foreground, on the whole problem of Soviet imperialism, as manifested in various aggressive actions since the war, and on the urgent need for Western self-

actions These defence,

best Bummarised in the recent British note relating to the Soviet-British pact, and the points made in that note should form the basis for the agenda of any four-Power conference to which the Western democracies can agree. These points, and the Western position re- 'garding them, are and should be: 1: The imbalance between the vast Soviet armics and the Western defen- sive forces, present or proposed-an imbalance which can be cured only by establishing a balance of power which will reassure the world. 2. Soviet subjugation and - rearmament Eastern Europe in' violation of all war- time agreements and the peace treaties threatening situation which can be corrected only by the restoration of national and ⠀ Individual liberties.

of

3. Cidgation of Soviet attempts to conquer a nationals by co-subvorzion, Infiltration, coups d'état and "“civil"," ware," as in Czechoslovakia, Greece und R

aituation which calla" for

dissolution of the Cominform. 4. For Austria a treaty of independence- which entails the withdrawal from Eastern Europe of Soviet forces now supposed to be guarding Soviet com- munications to that country. 5. For Germany, unification-which involves the determination of borders now legally fixed as of December 31, 1987; the resolution of personal and political liberties in the Soviet Zone, as decreed. in the Potsdam agreement; restoration of German sovereignty and a peace treaty with an all-German Government, as provided in the Potsdam agreement; and finally, assurance of German security by the, dissolution of the budding German Red Army in the Soviet Zone and the establishment of adequate German security forces with- in a European framework, 6. Cessation of Soviet sabotaga of the United Nations and sincere participation in its work, including Soviet support for collective security and cessation of Soviet aid to aggressors. 7. Finally, lifting of the Iron Curtain. Such a settlement is not likely to provoke enthusiasm in Moscow, but it would be a settlement in keeping with all-war- time agreements, beginning with the Atlantic Charter and a settlement that would restore real peace, - Until some. Buch Battlement is achieved the Western Powers must beware of “dictatora talking peace while preparing:

Kincsem

Lake Baccess N

L'Are Triomphe Light Star

Lin Fa

Diaestro

Samson Shahrokh Southwest Spotted Deer

508870 1304001 942605

1919008

1004544

178225

980195

Squadron Leader

1203507

Straight Flash..

443054

Straight Forward

1112401

1127875

1534188 70250 367284

The Lioners Tonyber Top Secret Wardley

Ban On Reds

Demanded

Bonn, Feb. 27.

Outalder;-Toowoomba Boy

RACE 10

Outsider: Golden Boy

Outsider:-Henrietta

Truman's

Frustrated

Ambition

Washington, Feb. 27. President Truman

By "Rapier"

Raco No. 3

Wonderful Girl Norse Lady Ironside

Outsider: Sidber.

Raco No. 4

Rowonloa

Lin Fa Killara

Outsider-Kentucky Lad.

Raco No. 5

Amazing

Good Luck Canadian Potato

Outsider:-Prince Delight..

Race No. 6

London 17

Straigh: Flush Gold Medal

Outsider Norseman.

Raco No. 7

Shannon

Golden Dragon Duchess Delight

Outsider:-----Ataman.

Race No. 8

inspiration Jericho

Red Rabbit

Outsider:Filibuster II.

Race No. 9

United Victory Kentucky Moon. Flying Arrow.

Communist Party Purge

THE TEST MATCH

Australia 193 For

7 Wickets

Lunch Time Lead

Of 90 Runs

- Australia in their second innings were 193 for the loss of seven wickets and then led England by 90

runs.

Lindwall was bowled by Bedser for 14 in the last over bere the lunch adjournment. The Australians added

01 runs to their overnight score of 120 for four wickets

for the

loss of a further two wickels- those of Lindsay Hassett and Jan Johnson-in the Arst minutes of play this

morning..

All the runs came in singles and twos except for two costly overs when the New South Wales batsman. Graeme Hole. making his Test debut, bit Wright for three boundaries in

over and Inter Bedsor for two

more. Both

werd

Prague, Feb. 27. The Czechoslovak Com-claimed by Douglas Wright in

wickets to fall munist Party punctuated its the sixth over of the morning charges of Titoism against when with his second ball Dr. Vlado Clementis and leg break which pitched on the leg stump and swung to the four other former party off clean bowled Lindsay leaders today, with the dis-Hassett and the fifth was akied. closure that 169,544 party by fan Johnson to deep mid- members have been ousted back to get well under the ball on, Freddie Brown running since September 1 in a con- and hold it. tinuing purge.

HASSETT GOES On a wicket which was still though begin- playing easily,

to show patches at the Fouthern end, -the Australians, with the exception played both Weight Bedrer cautiously.

The membership of 2,035,318 has been cut 8.4 per cent in this biggest housecleaning since thening Communista won power in Czechoslovakia three years ago. Examinations of 52,460 members and candidates are still in pro

TCBM

The details were disclosed report with publication of a that Deputy Secretary General Josef Frank

Com gave: the

Central Com munist Party. mittee here last Thursday. Mr. Frank sald the test had result- ed in the exposure of Mrs Marie Svormova and Otto Sling two who are held with Dr Clementis. attd other "agents of the class

enemy."

OFFICIALS SACKED

of Hole, and Alec

Horsett's wicker fell after 23 minutes of play this morning with the score at 142. He ad added four run

to hu over- night score..of 44, being at the

90 minutes for his wicket-90

45 Wame of which runs," most

came in singles.

Ian Johnson followed him back to the pavilion within. five minutos.

Grame Hule, who had reach- took 90 minutes 18 yesterdals morning. He to reach Bi did not open up till the eighth be over of the morning when hit three beautiful fours off and Wright, two of short. balls not In district and regional secret-al to the square leg boundary.

Tading the new bull the fol ariats were shifted around or

Bedaer bowled a fred because they had not done maiden, but, on his second-over-

lowing over thele jobs

As a result of it also, he said, thousands of Communist officials

with the new ball, Hole twice nublication of bit-him-to the boundary.

Coupled was the announce-

this

report

ment that

Dr Clementis,

the

former Foreign Minister who

mysteriously from

from his here on January 23, 27

Outsider: Countess Delight, vanish..!

Race No. 10

Dynamic Vlow

Copper

-Mustang

Outsider: Cinderella.

Trigger

Race No. 11

Henrietta

Hoi Pollol

Outsider:-Angus II.

THE SCORE BOARD Australis, Int Innings 217

England, la innings 320 Australia, tod fanings Burke, Button, ↳ Bedser and the four others are held on Morris, The Becser of spying, plotting th asset, i assassinate President Klement Hirver, aw wright

Müller, and 3. Brown Gottwald, overthrow the govern. Hele, not out!!

ment,

restore capitalism and Johnson, Brown, Wright turn this nation to the Wert "like Lindwall, Besser Tallon, not out :. Yugoslavia." Their cases were

taken up by the Central Com- mittee last Wednesday.

HWO

shall prove," said a report the Committee on the arrests,

to the

"that there is a place in the party only for those who in the most holy manner love the Soviet Unlon, the Communist Party of Bolsheviks and Comrade Stalin.'

STOP PRESS Associated Press.

Australia. All

Out 197

At 12.34 p.m. (HK Time) today re- Australia's second Innings in the vealed, today that he has a larth Test closed at 107. long frustrated ambition- At 195 Hole was bowled by to jump out of a plane in a Bailey for 63. One run later, W. parachute. He told a group Johnston was bowled Bedser for of 52 paratroopers who call a single, and then when Tallon

had scored another ed at the White House, "Iverson was clean bowled by single. still hope some day to do Bedser for a “duck." ft."

England are thus left to make His statement seemed to 95 runs.to win the match..

•

Dr Konrad Adenauer's

startle sono youthful para- Christian Democratic Party

troopers who are members of (CDU), largest la the Bonn the Army's 82nd Airborne Divi- Republic, today demanded that sion stationed at Fort Bragg, the Communist Party (KPD) bo North Carolina. But it came as outlawed in Western Germany.

to White House re- no surprise Commenting on the establish- porters to learn that the 07-year- ment of a constitutional court, old President hopes to become a "Caterpüler the CDU press service said; member of the

Club" of parachute jumpers. necessary that this court take up its, duties with the greatest speed and be put into a position

is

During his term as President, Már Truman has already done to declare, under Atticio 9 of almost everything the secret ser- the Constitution, that the pur-vice will tolerate from, running pose and activity of officlat and a railway locomotive to making camouflaged Communist organi-450-foot dive in a submarine, |sations” aro directed, against

D

went, up

Hils desire to finip out of a nstitutional order # Solergen

part of Aruble plane was disclosed when ho pertinent ronda Associations, the obtoki paratroopere about ble visit jects or activities of which war 11. He sold,

to Fort Bragg during World flict with criminal laws or with airborne people and wanted which are directed against to fump out, But galingst: gut constitutional order: or a bon«: arrested." Atuador general sald cept of international-under: be would" beɖpourlienartialed i standing aball, bo prohibited. Ta zout 20 United Pr

WESTRE ...

Total (for 7 wickets)

193

Fall of wickelst · 1-3, 2-6, 3-21 4-89, 5-142, 6-14 and 7-182..

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