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WAR OF NERVES AS WELL

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AS A FIGHT FOR LIFE Fanatical Suicide

Suicide KOREAN

Bands Operate

Throughout Korea

Songjin, Korea, Nov. 7.

American military advisers with the South Korean army are fighting a-war-of-nerves-as-well- as a fight for life.

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FIGHTER

Indians used to collect scalps,

American advisors with the crack. South Korean Capitol Division as a result are grow- ing more gray hairs by the day as they move into the breed- ing ground of Communism in North Korea. This area runs from Songjin along the -east coast north to Myongchon, with its centre in Kilcha. The Communists in this area

are

so fanátical that even Briga- You-chan, dier General Song commander of the Capitol Divi- slon, hesitated to move his command post into the Kilcha- Myongchen area.

There is heavy guerilla ac- tivity all through the area, and fanatical suicide bands roam the country seeking tempting targets.

A Korean merly served in the Japanese army said: "There were many Communists in Kilcha even when the Japanese governed here. When I was an officer in the Japanese army, we fought, all the time in this arca." On Saturday night the South

officer who for-

Guardianship Versus Rights

London, Nov. 7.

Mr Attlee told the House of Commons today that Britain would take the "utmost precautions". to. guard its scientific and military secrets as long as the measures did not en- croach upon Individual rights. United Press,

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Seoul, Nov. 7, The National Assembly today debated a resolution requesting President Syngman Rhee to oust his entire cabinet because of! their conduct during the war.p

We must treat the patient (the Republic of Korea) with medicine rather than an opera-

the Vice-

tion for the time being, lest the operation kill it," Chairman, Chang Talk-sang, told the Assembly.

There has been order the formation government because

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move to of a new the Gov-

ernment left Seoul on June 27 without properly informing the National Assembly.

The resolution, which was killed, was backed by 85 of 178 Assemblymen. Many of those who backed the motion remain- ed in Seoul during the Com- munist occupation, and others are among President Rhee's strongest opponents.

After the debate was over and the resolution was rejected by 71 to 23 votes, with 39 absten- tions, the Clerk informed the legislators they were invited to President Rhee's mansion for a cocktail party on Wednesday. United Press.

March Past

In Pouring Rain

Moscow, Nov. 7.

Koreans lost. five ammunition Rain poured steadily in Moscow's Red Squares trucks in a tiny village between today as soldiers, sailors, airmen and a million Songjin and Kilcha to guerillas civilians marched past Lenin's mausoleum to mark

who swooped down from the

captured. He said his instruc-

rugged hills. One guerilla was the 33rd anniversary of the October Revolution. tions were "to hit all command Politburo members, Molotov and Bulganin, posts, supply routes, artillery were among the Soviet political and military the South leaders who watched the parade from the mauso-

positions and American military advisors with Koreans.

leum.

Marshal Budenny, high army From

cadets

the diplomatic - stand,

DARING TO CAUTION The attitude of South Korean commander and a member of the British, American, “French” in this area has changed during Soviet, took the salute. A band the parade. The foreign guests officers and American advisors the Presidium of the Supreme and other ambassadors watched the past week from extreme of 1,500 army musicians, struck / included Friedrich Epert, Ber- daring to caution. For the first

lin's "Eastern" Lord Mayor. time since the Allied break-up a march as officer

Marshal Budenny mountedì through along the Naktong in opened the parade.

the Mausoleum to greet the mid-September, the South Infantry, paratroops, field- demonstrators: · He condemned Koreans are again making sure.

guns and tanks followed. A the "bandit intervention that they have a route open for spectal-cheer greeted the Blue United States - "in Ko withdrawal in case of a sudden capped frontier guards, march assured the Soviet people appearance of an overwhelming ing with fixed bayonets. Then their anffed forces: Rel forceży alwa

columns of workers converged reliable guard of the Security guards have been on the Square, carrying scar-terests of the: ¡Soviot doubled, and all troops, aldep-let Bànners with pictures of The usual, fly past UADRON" Ughily, with their bule cockped. World Communist peace and Soviet Air Force was

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