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TANKS IN ACTION IN KOREA

Destruction Of

Red Bunkers

Seoul, Mar. 3.

Allied tanks, artillery and Infantry battered Chinese troops at several points on- Sunday on the increasingly active Western Korean front.'

A two-pronged tank raiding force busted the Communists during the morning in the Chorwon area, An infantry screening force supported the General Patton tanks during the two-hour action.

Captain James R. Milton, who commanded the lank forces, fes prated no machines lesa in the

Whitta

directed again hills north-east zari borth-west of the old "From Triangle" base city.

Whis

That area, still a Commmmis: hornets' next, Is situated izi almeal the only really favony- ale tak country. along the whole Korean front,

The tank force claimed 20 destroyed and eight

front

CORNISH BEACH

YIELDS TIN

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1952,

Heaviest "Convoy

One source of tin is this unsuspected heach on the Cornish coast. Here,

at certain times, the ground seas are very heavy and wash up tons of sand from the sen hed, sand containing up to five per cent of tin. These men dig the sand. wash it in water and the tin settles out. The tin content of the sand provides a fair return for the labour involved.—Reuterphoto,

T- another Werter hetan not far from the Chorwa15 Metor, Allied Infantryant eatled for 11 beavy artillery barrage to loosen the Chinese defence of a hill north-west of Ynichan and west-south-west of Chorwan.

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UN guns poured hundreds of rounds into the Hted positions in four-hour shoot. Sunday

Array Eighth night's

Co munique said the Chinese jost 36 men killed or wounded in the fight.

RED BARRAGE

On

the

Communists The eastern front laid down artillery and mortar tire of their own, concentrating)

than 70 inore

Tous in one hour against a Small Allied-held area west of

valley late the Mundung Saturday night,

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After two days of tank raids በኒ Friday and Saturday, in which 12 Allied tanks were hit, Allied armour remained quie; on The rental front yesterday.

The Allied tank losses have bern

that malebed by claims.nade against enemy tanks by cleat support fighter-bombers of the Fifth Air Force and the First Marine Air Wing.

We

On Friday and Saturday the lic claimed nine enemy tanks destroyed and six damaged in frontline air strikes.

Die After Feasting

Mombasa, Mar, 2.

Africans

have

Fifteen «lted in a village near here after eating the carcase of an antelope which had died

anthrax.

of

Anthrax £57 0 disease. which affects malaly sheep and cattle but also at times

beings, human

when I takes the form of general- ised blond poisoning-Reu ter.

Red Propaganda Plays Up Germ Warfare

Charges

Washington, Mar. 2.

The Soviet bloc has put its major propaganda agencies to work spreading over the world a charge that the United States has started waging germ warfare in Korea.

In

Attack" History Of Naval "Ops"

Naples, Mar. 2.

A convoy of 40 French, Italian, American and British cargo ships steamed into Gibraltar ap: proaches tonight still under the heaviest "convoy attack" in the history of naval operations.

The convoy has been subjected on an average to "attacks" by air every two hours and by sub- marine every five hours since it left Malta six days ago.

ECONOMIC AID?

Thi was one of the most Franco has not yet suid what prolonged exploits of the price he will ask in return for

the use of bases. He is expected i -nation naval manoeu to demand military aid for his vres now in progress in large but poorly-equipped arm- The Mediterranean, group-ed forces as well as ecpatunle jrg the largest number of help.

ships ever brought together in nence-time exercises,

Aircraft and submarines to- night prepared to "defend" Gibraltar from the approach of bravy Home Fleet due to steam into the Mediterranea tomorrow to join the manoeuvres,

units of the

The Americany negotiators are prepared to promise economne assistance, but will probably re-

the idea British sist

af military nid, with the possible exception of some surplus or out-dated equip- ment.

One British submarine com- They will take the stand that mander reported to the Soul any military aid for Spain woul Europe Atlantic Fact Naval reduce by just that much the Headquarters here todny, that low of mateals to American' he had made his way unidetect-affies such as France, which are d through the Struts of directly in the path of possible Gibraltar, one cf the most Communist aggression. strongly defonded sen passages

can be

expected to in the world.

argue, however, that American A second convoy of French economie aid Would help and American transports, com- | Franen's military forces in- manded by Reor-Admirul Le directly by bolstering Spain's

of the French Magre,

Navy, overall

economy. sailed from a southern French port today.

Protested by a 15-ship screen

yer, the convey carried force of American, Marines,

f American, French and Italian

Dr Adenauer quarters have been ignored and the charge repeated in based aftreraft

Heckled

Hojdelberg, Mar, 2. The West German Chancellor, Konrad Adenauer, was twice forced to abandon the platform during! speech at the Town Hall oxay because of distur-US Dances in the audience,

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Lincoln MacVeagh, new American Ambassador to Spain,

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A Bishop's Opinion Of Red China

SUCCESSFUL TEST Two other

COBVYя were re- ated alga-at-sea, all of them Denials from General Matthew B. Ridgway's hend-

penes fr carrier and Land- OI the four

b'sm propaganda broadcasts recorded by Government monitorsions, eperating

all In recent days.

points of the Western Mediter-

well as rancen as

for sub- The State Department thus the "oggressive war" of the US marines far Jas net tried o countor "criminals." Moscow

The blamed

nine-day exercise is due with the weapon of ridicule it all on the US, and said to end on Wednesday, having

was employed when nothing about which

United Nations given the international Atlantic Pact staff and the commander of Communist Czechoslovakia last foreca,

four nation. summer and in 1950 blamed a Bucharest to Rumanian is the forces of the

of potato, bugs on the teners-What

In experience plugue

talled the unprecedented Moscow did not try to exploit Americans

"horrible crime" shows that the problems of communications and

Birmingham, Mar,, 2. are

The Bishop of Birmingham, the worst international refuelling. that chargs hit officials said to-

cnemies

of mankind."

ceived at the Dr C. W. Barnes, said today today said that he found it difficult to feel in A live "peace dove" retensed day that the Communist world is playing to the limit the de-

started spreading

refuelling that Chinese Communism was by noisy Communist demonstra-

that the cusation turs together with thousands of

American

smallpox germs when

they methad hind besh successfully wonder if it is not more has now command

embarked anti-rearmament leaflets ilut-

drove into North Korea year used to replenish French cruisers systematic altempt Reperting on the main Korea-tered iroughout the crowded

rightly to be regarded as the based air effort, the Fifth Air hall during most of his speech.

out the North wipe

Koreans In March of last year the and destroyers at sea.

US forces started using Chinese The exe followed on Fr-lopment,

exercise, known as “Grandhejinning of a new social deve- wia insects carrying plague Force annouerd more than 500

cap!ives for the faboratory day by a Staff conference led by which, in the end, will give to transformation sorties up to 6 p.m. on Sunday-

Several -Louble-makers: who and cholera.

Some American .offeints at terting of bacterial weapons,”

Admiral Robert fought with

B, Carney, China with its great and ancient Berested.

Tokyo have suggested that the

"ANGRY PROTESTS"

Commander of the civilisation, the leadership of American germ war elarge indicated that

Moscow to Slovakia The South Europe secter of the human progress,” he told a North Korea may be Fuffering Americans dropped germ-laden Atlantic. front and cormauler of meeting here. front a disease epidemie due to insects seven thes between the exercises.-Reuter,

"I do not think China has no natural war causes.

Jun. 27 and

the Feb, 17 on

chance

world leadership. within

the past day or two Korean front

SPANISH BASES lines and Tear

The Chinese, with their gradu- Washington, Mar. 2. been substantiation areas. areas,

ally expanding intellectual out- the Communists that

revealed today that look, may in the relatively near Albanian home service the Defence and State Depart future create epidemic is "Cholera, plague and plague

pacifism ments had generally agreed on which tends to dominate those raging in Neyth Korra. A bacteriological distages

broadcast heard being used to destroy the

what air and naval bases the countries with which they have Peking Radio inst night said an urgent call alstance of the North

United States would like to use learned to live in freedom and Korean "National people and their WRS Issued by the

In Spain and what price they that a new understanding be- roops" Medical Association of China

tween the nations will be for volunteer anit plague

achieved."

Associated Press.

Help For Israel

Washington, Mar. 2. An emergency economie com- ference on Israel today adopted 6 programme to raise $200,000,- 000 for industrial and agricut- tural development thraigh an Israel bond issue before the end af 1952-Neuter.

A British

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the Police were

Dr Adetube was speaking in the election campaign for a Cous'ihent Assembly" "in the new South-West German State. Polling tomorrow.

# week from there has

He said he was convinced that there would be no war because the West is already to strung for Russla.-Neuter,

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SATURDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Mars, 7 Model, 8 Lers 0 Sure, 10 Selects, 12 Worm, 15 Aries, 18 Slur 10 Plump, 11 Chase, 21 Foes, 25 Talon, 20 Step, 20 Meriled, 30 Ripe, 1 Silo 32: Share, 33 What. Down: 1. Doves, 2 Reveals, 4 Abuse, b Stew, Tear, D. Sür, 11 Cruet, 13 Onus, 14 Mops, 16 Spoor, 17 Acts, 18 Sage, 30 Lenient, 22 Fine, 2 Ample, 25. Heart 27 Toil, 28 Prow

from serious

workers.

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other ord

all parts of China angry, pro-

It was

Peking in English to Europe were willing to pay. and North America "From Agreement was reported by higi American officials, who tests against the American also cald good progress had been

mudo in clearing break of bubonite plogue is also germ warfare in Korca of forthcoming negotiations with sweeping arens of Communist still pouring in." Associated Spain for the use of bases by China, particularly in the Pek-Press.

US military intelligence officers have reports that an out- aggressory

ing and Calion areas.

"HATE. AMERICA"

Red charges set off the attack

In the latest phase of the "hate America"

days

campaign. Govern- ment radio recordings for two recent successive

show how the Chinese charge has been picked up and expantied by Moscow and its satellites in broadcasts:

Moscow to North Amerler

the Red Chinese Foreign Minis

ter, Chou E-loi, said American

criminal Use

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Aru

the way for

a

u new

Dr. Barnes regarded with horror the creation of a new army In Western Europe with “a German finger the trigger.”

German rearthament was like-

United States' planes and ships.

Ply to lead Europe nearer to war, These officials added, how- -Reuter.

ever, that would probably

en fr month before a United

32.13 milf ary and economic mis-

son would be ready to leave for Truman And

Madrid to discuss notunt, terms with Generalissimo Government.

ROOSEVELT Bases

CHEERED

Franco's

desired by the United have been kept top secret, but they are understood to include several air bases in Spanish Mproces and North Africa, plus a number of noval Bombay, Mar. 2. atutions, A thousand Tella cheered

Electoral

Reform

Washington, Mar. 2. forces started using boterial | Mrs Franklin D. Rosevelt to- Under present plans American

President Truman believes it weapons on Jan. 28 us part of day as she stoot a car befighting men would not be per-

excellent idea to fore the Taj Mahal Hotel, head manently stationed at the bases, would be an bowed and hands folded in which would be more in the bold national, political conven- Hadu style greeting

Hons every two years so that all nature of stand-by facilities, The late President's wifo-on Diplomatie authorities cm-candidate for Congress could

un on up-to-date party plat 1 four of Arla and the Middle phasised, however, that this up forms, East-held the pose for five proach might be revised during minutes while the crowd chanted } the talka, "Eleanor Roosevelt Zindadad"

Red China's

Textile Industry

(lang Ive Eleanor Roosevelt)."

Λε the car started for

Dovernor Rada Malara Singh's RUSSIAN

residence, where she is stoying, the crowd asked her to stand up again. She did, but emo- overcame her prid the Governor's ADC had to

sup- port her:

:.

He made the suggestion in a letter to Representative Jacob K. Javits (Republican, New York), in cutlining his ideas on HINTtients to vote in the no-

vays

encouraging moré

TO BRITAIN

tional elections.

Among other things, Mr Tru- man reiterated his support of: tlon Karachi, Mar. 2.

the proposed national présiden. Mr Chen Ming, Communist

London, Mar. 2,

tial primaries, anying they China's Vice-Trade Minister,

The Soviet English-language would, givo. -voters in every sold licre today that the Russion delegates at recent mazine, News, sald today stalo a real opportunity to take People's Government of China conferences in India have been that the economie dimculties of an uctive part in selecting their looked forward to buyiur more studiously giving the Hindu Teltain and France were the re-party's presidential candidate, Pakistan cotton for its fart calute called ramaste, but Mresult of the lack of trade with Mr Trumah, who has de developing textile industry.

Roosevelt's spontaneous gesture Communist countries.

scribed the present system of Clien Ming Is leading a Chinese impressed the people.

An article by a Soviet econo presidential primaries as "eye- team of

of 30 to the Pakistan Inter Two hours after, har arrival inist, Professor Lyubimov: Bald: wash," said he has long been natiorial Industries Fair:

Mrs Roosevelt spoke at a recep- "If only Britain would experid interested in proposals which According to official Pakiston ton given by Polico Chief her trade with the Soviet Union, would make them uniform and Пgures, Chita was u

u-bly liver

Ramedo Podar. She asked. India

China And tha European nailonwide In Ecopo.--Unlied bf Pakistan cotton'

ton last year, to show patience and under People's Democracies, she may Press, taking over 84 million rupees standing while she and other hvert much wide raps in her worth (ubout £5,000,000);; tried to make Americans realise brance of paymehlat

Chen Ming hoped commerce that the problem of one world

Professor Lybbihov defled

A New System Union Wanted and trade relations: biwit area is the problem of all, that the Sovio:

Later she told a news con- China Would

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only strategic Pakistan and

Montavideo, Mar. 3, Uruguay yesterday gave up the develop on basis of mutant ference that Americans are materials and said that any

appreciate India's tourist in Moscow colit seo for presidential system of : govern- beginning to benefit and edulity.

A détailed list of Chinerd desire to remain neutral 1g for himpair imported foods of all ment and adopted A. Tugime Imports and exports would be al posible, though not in spirit kinds - Tanging from Austrian sendar to Subzeriaid's Assed renkons—, furaikiko to, kusjesii - canned on a nine-man Council of Siete, published shortly, hot, majd, owing to many

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