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Evening star., 1948-10-23
This Changing World
Shantung Defeats Bring Home to U. S.
China's Losing Fight in Civil War

to Gen. Chang, The Navy was
requested to provide the necessary
transportation in order to speed
up the shipments and save freight
costs.
Nothing Moved Yet.
Although in ordinary circum-
stances this order would have been
a must" since it came from the
Commander in Chief, nothing has
been moved yet. Over the last 10
years our officials have learned
ways of proerastinating. While
appearing to obey orders they have
been able to sabotage them.
Whether this is the case in this
particular instance is difficult to
say. On the side of the Army, for
instance, it must be admitted that
we have so few war materials stock
piled for the expanding Army, and
to meet pressing European re-
quests, that it is not altogether
surprising if the ''top brass" is
reluctant to supply the Nanking
government, which our military
considers doomed.
The military situation of Gen.
Chang is described in military
quarters as desperate. After los
ing his best American-trained di-
visions, because since 1916 he has
not had the means with which to
fight the Russian-supported Com
munists, he now has to rely on
makeshift armies.
Many Generals Desert.
Many of his generals have lost
heart and there have been instances
in recent weeks in which they went
over, bag and baggage, to the enemy
In prewar days it was generally said
in China that armies could be
bought for anything from 100000
to 100000, depending on how many
men they had and how well
equipped they were.
During the war this practice
ceased, because the venal warlords
felt that Gen. Chang was strongly
by the United States.
Lately, however, since it is obvious
that we are paying only lip service
to the National government-while
in fact undermining 1t by our re-
fusal to sell it equipment-the old
custom of Chinese generals dispos-
ing of their troops as if they were
their personal property, offering
them 10 the highest bidder, has been
resumed once more.
This explains partially Gen.
Chiang's continuous defeats. With
America obviously disinterested in
the battle between the National and
Communist forces, and with the
U. S. S. r. giving its unstinted sup
port to the Communists, the gen.
erals prefer good bargain with
the Communists to the certainty of
defeat with Gen. Chang.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

teglc port 1or American faclilc
forces.
The advance Of Chinese Commu-
nists now is worrying the American
Government. The State Department.
which since 1916 has urged that we
get out of China altogether. now is
pressing for the immediate with
drawal of the Marines and the
Navy, although the Department of
Defense is opposed to taking such a
step at this time. because of the
repercussions it might have in the
Far East.
The differences between the two
departments are said to have been
taken to the Chief Executive him.
self, who is reported to be leaning
toward the view of top officials in
the Defense Department
Truman, Marshall Differ.
Mr.. Truman personally has held
views on China which were different
from those of his Secretary of State
and the State Department. For in
stance, he was keenly interested in
implementing Immediately the Act
|of Congress which placed some
$125 600 900 at the disposal of the
Nanking government for the pur-
chase of war materials in the United
States to bolster the dwindling Ma
tionalist army of Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek.
Those high officials who have
wanted to see Gen. Chang de-
feated have managed, by a slow
down operation. to prevent any
shipments of vitality needed arms
and ammunition to Nationalist
held Chinese ports.
Early this month a rush order
came from the White House to
the Defense Department to take
out of the Army's stockpiles $685.
100000 worth of small arms and
artillery for irnpo odiofo chinp, ant
Evening star., 1948-10-23
House Probers Recess
Maritime Sessions,
Study Contempt Move
BY the Assoeioied Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 23.-The
Congressional investigation of COM
munism in West Coast maritime un-
ions was in recess today after a
tumultuous one-day stand.
Striking maritime union members
picketed the hearing. which resulted
in threat of contempt acton,
against two union leaders-and a
six-weeks' recess.
Representatives Kersten, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin and Fisher, Demo-
crat, of Texas, members of the
House Labor and Education SUBJ
committee, conducted the hearing.
At the conclusion, Mr.. Kersten
said he would recommend that ac-
ton for contempt of Congress be
filed against Hugh Bryson, head of
the CIO Maritime Cooks Union.
and David Jenkins, California labor
school director.
Neither would answer the ques-
ton:
ARE you now, or have you ever
been a member of the Communist
Party?"
Both entered long debates with
Mr.. Kersten in heated session in
which two attorneys attempting to
represent Mr.. jenkins were elected.
Thirteen persons whom the sub
committee wishes to question-in-
cluding Harry Bridges and four
other longshoremen's union leaders
ignored the hearing.
After Mr.. Kersten had announced
the recess of the originally sched-
uled two-day session, the longshore-
men union, said Mr.. Bridges and his
subordinates had planned to attend
today. b.:
Previously, the union had declared
that Mr.. Bridges was tied up in ef-
forts to obtain a quick solution" to
the West Coast shipping strike and
had not received a subpoena.
There was no move toward set
tlement of the strike-now in its
SD day
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Senator Chavez Given
Blood Trunsfusions
By the Associated Press

ALBUQUERQUE. N. Mex, Oct.
Ex-senator Chavez, Democrat, of
New Mexico received blood trans
fusions yesterday in an Albuquerque
hospital, where he underwent a
major abdominal operation last
August.
His physician, DR.. w. r. Lovelace,
said he re-entered the hospital yes
terday for rest. He said the Sen
ator was doing very nicely and
resting comfortably"
Evening star., 1948-10-23

the Yosu Peninsula and the Chiri
Mountains. Home Minister T. Y
Yoon estimated between 400 and 500
killed on the government side: there
was no count of insurgent casual
ties.
The Home Minister has said the
uprising was Communist inspired,
with the backing of some extreme
rightist elements at odds with the
new South Korean Republic in the
United States occupation zone.
Russia controls North Korea.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
South Korean Rebels
And Loya|ists Locked
In Seesaw Warfare
BY the Asscciotsd Press

SEOUL, Oct. 23.-South Korean
rebels and loyalist troops are locked
in a seesaw battle for the town OF
Posong, which already has changed
hands twice in "a hours, Korean
Army headquarters said today.
Posong, 26 miles southwest of Sun
chon, in the extreme southern part
of the peninsula, was captured from
the rebels by government troops yes
terday and recaptured by the rebels
again last night. The battle, with
an undetermined number of we'll
armed insurgents involved, was con-
tinuing today.
There were reports of scattered
fighting from other areas of the
south peninsula in the revolt which
began Wednesday.
Casualties Light.
Last reports said Yosu, spring.
board of the revolt, was still in rebel
hands, but the loyal force, which re-
captured Sunchon, was pressing
toward Yosu. Casualties were re-
ported as unexpectedly light.
Police said $50 police and towns
people were executed by so-called
Peoples Court while the insurgents,
described by the government as
Communists, held Sunchon.
Some 700 rebels have been cap
tured, the Army said. The strength
of the remaining insurgents was un-
determined. Army mutineers at
Yosu captured 10000 rounds of rifle
ammunition from the arsenal.
Leaflets Advise Surrender.
Leaflets advising the insurgents
to surrender because government
troops were capable Of annihilatng
them were dropped by planes where
ever rebel bands were spotted.
1t may take days, said officials, to
mop up remaining rebel elementslop
Evening star., 1948-10-23

ACACo Adi SCly u1
public apathy to
put their candi-
dates over. This
is stra n 6 e
enough in itself.
People don't Or
dinarily change
from one party
to another be-
cause theyaar
Indifferent or
apathetic, b u t
because they are
arou S e d. Yet
that has been
the line taken
since early sum.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

There Is an
American force
Of about 1000
Marines and a
naval detach-
ment command
ed by Rear Ad-
miral Oscar C.
Badger in Using
tao, the princi-
pal port of that
province. This
shore and naval
force was placed
there to protect
Tsingtao. which
Is regarded as an
important stra-
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Fronz Lehor Near Deoth
After Long Illness :.
BY the Assoeiafed Press

VIENNA, Oct. 23.-Franz Lehars
physician said last night the com.
poser's life peacefully but certainly
Is moving toward its end"
DR.. Franz Wurnik said the world.
famous composer apparently has
contracted pneumonia.
Lehar has been i'll for months.
The composer of "The Merry
Widow" and other hits has been
suffering a heart ailment, compli-
Gated by gastric ulcers. DR.. Wurnik
said he had been unable to eat for
nearly week.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Toss Says Third Party
In u. S. Is Permanent
BY the Assoeiated Press

MOSCOW, Oct. 23.-Tass, the So
Wet news agency, said today that
regardless of the result of the Amer
lean presidential election, a third
party has been established perma-
nently in the United States.
The dispatch said Henry Wallace
and other third-party leaders had
repeatedly said the purpose of the
New Party was not to disappear
after the election but to create a
permanent organization dedicated to
battle for peace and democracy.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
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Evening star., 1948-10-23
Rv I0.ypU ,NelIeff

This continues to be a campaign
of contradictions. From the begin
ming the Republican political ex-
perts, by their own statements, have
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Bv Constantine Browu

Chinese Communist victories In
Shantung province are bringing
China's losing fight in the civil war
close home to Americans.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
On the Other Hand
Dewey's Vigorous Campaigning Seen
Contrast to G. 0. P. Reliance on Apathy

small to greet with a smile and a
handshake and no Republican Sena-
tor or Representative too objection
able for his personal Endorsement
with the possible exception OF
Seantor Revercomb, of West Vir-
ginia.)
Cited New York Registration.
And yet the Dewey managers took
great satisfaction in the small regis
tration Of New York City voters.
The tity's registration, they pointed
out, had always indicated the ma
tional temper. They could still de-
pend On their good friend, apathy.
= Well. maybe they can in New
York. With upstate New York going
Republican as usual, and New York
City not nearly so Democratic as
usual, the Governor can feel pretty
sure of New York's IS electoral
votes. President Truman can
hardly expect to duplicate Wood
row Wilson's 1916 feat of winning
without New York.
But bad news for the Republicans
on the Congressional front is con-
tanned in the reports Of registration
in other States. New York has not,
by any means, indicated the ma
tional temper. Registration figures
are breaking records all over the
country. In Pennsylvania the total
is a half million higher than in
1914; in Ohio a quarter of a million
higher; in New Jersey, 100000; in
Illinois, 288, 600: in California, 921,-
900. Even in little Wyoming, where
Senator Robertson, Republican, is
fighting for his life, there's an in
crease of 5000. Detroit is setting
a new record, as are other Michigan
industrial cities; the same is true
of Indiana cities.
Whatever the result of this bat
tie for control of Congress, it is
beginning to seem that it will not
be determined by apathy.
CORRECTION
IN commenting recently on the
attitude of conservative Repub-
licans toward Mrs. Mary Chase
Smith, newly elected Senator from
Maine, I was guilty, not intention
ally, of an injustice to her colleague,
Senator Brewster. I quoted a New
England reporter as saying some
of Senator Brewster's remarks when
the election news reached him at
Philadelphia were unprintable. Now
I learn that the reporters reference
was not to Senator Brewster but to
another Maine statesman. Senator
Brewster was not one of Mrs.
Smiths supporters, but his COM
ments on her victory were polite
and correct in the best political
tradition. And, in any case, I'm
assured, he never uses language
that cannot be printed. I regret
my own bad reporting.-L. M.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

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rolet vans. stakes. panels and RiSkygsS
SERVICE DRi iV-UR-sRLF. 1928 L ct. nv.
GMC Io48 2-ton cabin chassis. with sx:
ceIent type body; low .mileage. 9ood
condition. Ella quarry I'd. DU. 6C42.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. b he
self. soi & ct. NV. NO. sS1l;
VAN TRUCk-Larse or emall toos: prompt
service rees prices: local or long distance.
TIA 2e37 AFTER pm, QE: 14l6: ~.
Evening star., 1948-09-28
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
ihvEsTMEkT PROPERTY FOR SAIL

lNNES MINI pkSb6NIb tVN S%ee.
SPECIAL BARGAIN = Good section 9.
5'H5ssn rooms; low su rentals. First trust 900
payable 1925 a month until paid. Price;
$4,000. hAsst Ast ts1s todsy to secure this ss Eeal
inioms haAMLf $500 apT fst slsS2t rast WI
QUICK. owner, ST. ss22; eyes, RA, Sa. s4ls-
Ga AYE s.sss .a7e5 sa sDiss ssn. sss oil
come. Come NJ. MacFarland Jr. High. Call Mr..
sayds5 s5o ERss IA ca Ss4a 4S4 so st
OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE exeellsntly
Carlton Carl Hotels with small cash Investment.
This property ideal for professional ,Ss &C.
s4ss ssE 81 sSiasi Re ssS
sSSsIitxT fyss r. Is35 3o5rronruNlrr to purchase as
8 apts.. modern and located in NV sub
sasAP !ess 5hsn sr''; 7ls times annual income n
formation given BY appointment T,,p sp9WN 91Iy
RsArTY Ray M0FSs coRp h Realtors. oH DU 81" s5ss.
OWNER WILL TRADE on one Of these
in nearby Va, modern brick 4-family
suiangs nov suSess to :.
under " conventional building and loan or
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING. priced
at times yearly rent; good leases, bui.d
Ing in sqSa ss. GSRdt0sg ssv sar well located
II STREET NE.-strategic location, 1st
comm; 8 stores and 3 apts;: present in
chain operators: priced low for quick sale,
owner pays taxes and minimum water
rent only No present leases, For par,
ticulars and other good investments. call
Mr. Wohl., TIA. 1881. ST. 5475. HAMIL-
ron REALTY CO., 1713 NJ st. NV. --2s
EXCELLENT s-unit BLDG, close-in Airing
ton. Priced at far oeloy compsratiye
s.fFAMiLiYs APT. BLDG. nr. walter Reed
Hospital. 4 and 5 rm. units, with pvt:
per mo, plus owners apt. One Of the best
bpys, in town; To tnsoset; call GE. 225oo
MODERN, I-FAMiLY DUPLEX In nice
Alexandria section; yearly gross rent
81, ,s32, subject to increase. Call HU. 9597
Evening star., 1948-09-28
SALE OR, TRAD

Nearby Maryland, 1914 acres in 40 lot
approved. land lays nice and all cleared
Priced right. Call WILLIAM A. LYNCH
at RA. l242. rs