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Evening star., 1950-10-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRENTWOOD-S8.95O

Lovely 2-bedrm. frame bungalow,
large level lot; $4,000 down. Terms.
Close to shopping, schools and
transp. Mr. Williams, 81. o775.
COX 81 co. -15
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OPEN IL TO 6
407 HAMILTON ST.
SLIGO PARK
SILVER. SPRING

01I L1t OI 1CI1N0
This we believe is the best custom
built house. money can build. Every
thing is Of modern design and in
vention. It contains bedrooms.
Hollywood tiled bath, large living
room. full dining room, fully
equipped kitchen with breakfast
nook, built-in garage. recreation
room, bar, maids room and bath,
utility room and gas heat. 2nd floor
is partly finished for 3 more bed
rooms and bath. Slate roof. 16"
solid stone walls, screened porch.
Priced below market at S26. 900 for
quick sale. Good financing. Call
BEITZELL
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LEACH & CRONIN
OPEN SUNDAY. y TO 5

<@1 I@N y = ~ N1~@4 ~ Z y o
Silver Spring brick bungalow: liv.
rm;. combined dining-kitenen. 2
stairs to attic; S13.95o. Easy TO
reach. Turn west from 300 block
of Flower ave, l block to Bradford
and home at 9119 Bradford.
RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill
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S11.75O
GI APPROVED

VI HPFROVEU
81 900 DOWN
STORY brick; 1st floor, large liv
room family-sized din. room. modern
equipped kit. large util. room; End
floor. 2 large bedrooms and tiled
bath; large screened-in side porch;
near transp.. schools and stores.
$1,000 DOWN TO NON-VETS.
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large, shady lot, on hard road; 8
blks. to all conv.; bathroom, no
fixtures; water in kitchen; only
$500, substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLINd. 10. $4,000.
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OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY

ALMOST 1 ACRE
Modern 4-bedrm. brick bungalow; 2
lge. bedrms. on 1st 4. with 2 up
stairs; full bsmt; lge. liv. rm. with
firepl.. full-size din. rm.; level fertile
land. Only ia mi D. c. line. A
bargain for S15,950. Substantial
cash req. To reach: Out Branch
ave. about mi. to Clinton, con-
tinue past traffic light about l
blk. to open sign" turn left l blk.
to property. DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN.
2o1A Ranch ara zoo
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS

OF FEN z Z .M. 10 D T .M.
four bedrooms and tiled bath Cape
Cod home Price. S10.450 with ST.
end of Pa. ave. Sc, eight blocks
to Alton, turn right six blocks to
1905 Bennett st. UN. 1888; ewes,
-UN 2S5S.
FINCHAM g. CO., Realtors
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SILVER SPRING

A most attractive. 3-year-old, brick
and stone Colonial home. on level:
Handicapped lot, 75x126; side-hall
entrance, beautiful living rm. 21xl3
with fireplace; large, concrete side
screened porch. guest sized dining
rm.. large. all-electric kitchen with
breakfast space and tiled powder rm
on 1st floor; 3 bedrms., all of which
will take twin beds. and tiled bath
on 2nd floor: full bSmt., lavatory
gas heat. Bendix washer, 10 Gu. it..
freeze locker; slate roof; price.
S23,950.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Georgia Ave, 81. 800 Till 8.
Office Open All Day Sunday.
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CT OR CIVILIAN

Forrest Heights - Lovely, modern.
asbestos shingle bunealow. 4 rooms
pansion attic; oil heat, large lot.
completely fenced You can't af-
ford to pass this one up. Mr. Jones,
with JAMES CARROLL, Broker. 10.
2-04nl: eyes and Sun AK SOLO
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ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HnJ,S

BEVERLY HILLS
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2-5
Lovely brick and clapboard home in
excellent neighborhood near fine
private and prochial schools. Liv,
1m., din. rm., combination with
fireplace, sun porch. equipped kit,
large screened porch overlooking
level fenced garden with big trees.
z bedrms., bath and huge storage
room up; Full basement, oil heat,
sun porch will take twin day beds.
Prewar and well built. Price SIS
800. Out Russell I'd. to Beverly
drive, UP Beverly DR.. to circle at
top OF hill. then sharp left onto
Circle Hill rd and TO open sign
at 3112. For app't to see at other
times. call Mrs, Duckett. TIE. 2423
or TIE. 3445
EXCLUSIVE WITH
CHAS. R. HOOFF, INC.
2l6 PRINCE ST. TIE. 3446
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l have 3 beauties; two date back to
Colonial days, radiating real charm;
other a modern bungalow; 3 to over
500 acres; .S15.750 to $4,000: BY
DOROTHY C. Mccoy
Warrenton 1000
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.

home in Indian Spring Village.
9909 Cherry Tree Lane. Silver
Spring. Owner wants best offer.
Lge. liv. rm., flrepl., din. space,
equip. kit, 2 good-sized bedrms..
tile bath; full bsmt.. gas heat; near
shopping. Delightful neighborhood.
To inspect; drive out Colesville Pike
to Four Corners right on Bladens-
burg rd. to Williamsburg dr., left to
Cherry Tree Lane. Right to house.
KENsINGToN REALTY CO., 10.
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HOME WITH INCOME

In the heart of Takoma Park. Md.
Excellent opportunity for someone
who is willing to do some repairing
and modernizine; two 8 rm. and bath
apts.; coal hot-water heat, fireplace,
gas stove and hot water lge. shady
lot; only $l0,500 on most attrac-
tive terms. For further details ask
operator for Ashton 242l.
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Cape Cod asbestos
shingle; full bsmt.; stairway to at
tic; firepl.; aluminium storm win
dows; 12-acre lot. Call Mr.. Moore
LU. 4-43S2: home, VI. 307O. T.
PAUL MUDD CO.. 240S MINI. ave
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College Heights Estate
Beautiful 3-bedrm brick home; liv
rm.. din. rrn., equipped kit; full
bsmt.; S19.50O or best offer.
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BRENTWOOD

81. Approved; S11,7OO; S1,5Oo Down.
Here is an excellent buy in a q
bbedrm. brick home; living room with
h.-w.h.; convenient to shopping, etc.
H. CARLYLE de LOZIER
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$40. 9.450
CurTyEDT MT

CHEVERLY. MD.
2-story center-hall brick
Colonial. First floor, liv. room 15x2G
with open f1repl.; family-size din
room, large modern kitchen with
plenty of cabinets. Second floor, 8
large bedrooms, tiled bath; full bsmt
with rec. room. outside entrance
laundry room and ezra toilet: oi
a;-c;h:; large patio on liV. room: !:
Catholic School.
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MT. RAINIER

4N1 7 Il1fI4N1L1G
Newly dec. 6-rm. bungalow with tiled
bath and o.h-w.h., full bSmt.. lge
mod. equipped kit. Also finished rm.
in attic; garage and fenced lot
Due to illness price reduced, S12. 900
with reas. down payment. Immed.
poss PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO. WA. $685.. UN. 1166. --16
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$1,000
ROGERS HEIGHTS

SIH,UUO
ROGERS HEIGHTS
4-room and bath brick Cape Cod
bungalow; stairway to expandable
attic, full bsmt., auto heat; house
just redecorated. in new-house cond.
concrete street; close to transporta-
tion. GI approved; terms to non
veterans.
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7OO4 F STREET

mum storm windows, 2 baths, 2
Complete Kitchens. 8 bedrooms or 4
If upstairs kitchen is used for
nursery, 2 porches; is acre, beau
tifully handicapped; poss.. of all or
"a If income is desired. NOV. /.
trust. OWNER. 20. s2295.
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OPEN ! TILL DARK
4S17 10th PLACE

WOODLAWN
i-room and bath. 2-story brick; liv
EQUIP. $ kit. first floor: 3 lovely bed
rooms and tile bath second floor;
full bsmt.. gas heat. nice Anchor.
fenced lot: convenient to everything
$3.50 down and assume $1,000
40 first trust.
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peter j. hagan

Realtor, 3S41 34th st. ne.
UN. S5S5, WA. 1857.
Open daily from 81.
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Open Sun. l to 6 pm.

OPtII OUII., I 20 o pm.
5514 Kennedy St, Templeton Knobs
Only S13.750-S2,200 Down
Lge. corner brk. BUNGALOW; perfect
cond; L-shaped liv.-din. rm. with
firepl., modern kit, 2 lge. bedrms..
tile bath. lge. floored and insulated
attic, ample space for 2 bedrms.;
full dry clear bsmt.; gas &C. heat.
Directions: Out .Bladensburg rd. to
Edmonston rd;, left to Kennedy ST.,
right l blk. to home.
Max c. Schwartz, ia. $500
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$8.995

Near Kensington Md, bung. Liv.. rm.,
dining alcove. kit. incl. porch, 2
bedrms.. bath. full dry bsmt., coal
h.-w.h., lge. lot. nice residential
vacant iRENsTNGToN KEN SHTii oS'' RE Realty
co 10 6-1105 Ia
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Z INOIIAM N OO,
PEATTnpC
COII.EGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Near Maryland University. beauti-
fully Handicapped home and income
$3.50 monthly; on 1s acre: 2 mod
ern, complete, separate apis; 10
rooms, . storerooms; full basement;
electric stoves, refrigerators; hot
600. Telephone TO. $500.
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OPEN ALL DAY
SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Det. 6-rm. brick; center-hall plan
with rec. rm. and bsmt., oil h.-W. h. =.
2-car garage. maids quarters; priced
right for a quick sale. IL Riggs rd.,
Chillum, Md. Call Mr.. Jones, cox
g. CO., RE. 1888, Ia. 05Sl. -l5
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$4,000 CASH

3-BEDROOM RAMBLER
Just completed. on choice corner lot;
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, built-in
garage; unfinished rec. rm., 2 fire.
places, / " baths. : closets
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6
Corner Goth ave. and Amherst rd..
Lewisdale. Md. -15
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Realtors, WA, o5s5.
CHILLUM

- OPEN TO 8.
1905 Legation rd.. Just of Sargent
rd.-4-rm. Cape Cod home. with
stairway to expansion attic. base
ment, gas a.-c: heat: Mr.: Hurt,
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CHILLUM

Lovely 3-bedrm. brick home; liv. rm.
with firepl.; large din. rm.; full
bsmt.; on spacious lot; close to
D. c. line; only $15,250.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS
Builders Own Home


Builders Own Home
8 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
BEDRM., BATH, 1st FLOOR
Here is your opportunity to purchase
an attractive prewar brick home in
a lovely neighborhood where seldom
one becomes available. Only l blk.
from Pershing DIR. bus and short
walk to schools and large shopping
center Located on a lovely lot
with beautiful trees, screened porch,
breeZe-way. garage, 3 bedrms. that
will accommodate twin beds. attrac-
tive liv. rm.. dining rm., lge. kit.
Price only S23. .450.
OPEN 2::30 TILL DARK
1922 NORTH 3rd ST.
Out Pershing DIR. to N. Monroe st.,
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1896"
Cu EnE7 MI All
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SILVER SPRING

Very attractive, center remittance Co
lonial; large liv. I'm. with fireplace,
family sized dining rm., modern
equipped kitchen; 3 well-propor.,
toned bedrps. and bath up; full
bsmt, oil heat: lovely side screened
porch; 70-ft.-wide Handicapped lot,
with rear yard, Anchor fenced;
storm windows and screens included:
$4,000 down. 500 per mo-; full
nrina G1H QkA
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OWNER SELLING

OWNER SELLING
SILVER SPRING-$18,950
seusted in 0eeonat'E forsst Estate section
mr.. st. Johns Parochial School.
close to other schools; Soon' SS-ssory
center entrance ioveiy dstaHneo frs liy qm
firepl., famiiy-sised dining rm., mod
ern kit, beautiful tile powder rm.;
2nd f., 3 lge. bedrms., tiled bath.
lge. closet. walk-up storage attic;
basement; bathroom. 81. 1890. 10
TERMS, TERMS, TERMS
$4,000 Dn.-Assume CT Loan
open 1-6. 2s2 Maple ave-; 1st time
offered. This .6-rm., bath, stucco
home. Nr. Takoma Grade 8. Full
bsmt.. h-w.h.. level lot, 200 #.
deep. det. garage. Monthly payments
like rent. Dir: Rt. off Piney. Br. on
Philla. to Maple. 81. 1894.
$4,000 Dn.-9 Rms, 2 Baths
open 1-6, 5 Pine ST., Takoma.. 6
bedrooms. 2-story stucco home; full
bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.. lge. level lot;
monthly payments like rent. A real
bargain. Dir: Rt. of Carroll sSs eye.
OPEN TO OFFER
Corner det. concrete home, 8 rms,
21a baths. bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. garage
Needs redec. Asking S14,950. Dir:
Left Of Carroll ave. on Sherman
Beers Bros, Realtors
o am. to o pm. sH. oe1o;
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Acre Estate

Acre Estate
$3.50 DOWN, $49 PER MONTH
Yes. approx. one acre of well-situ-
ated land and a delightful 3-bedrm
ranch-type bungalow; ideal sub
urban location house in excellent
condition; price. $9.95O. pending
VA approval: above terms to a vet
Call Mr. Taylor or Mr., Berens. jr..
Saturday and Sunday at MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INc.-152O K ST. NV.
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PARK-Spacious S-room
brick home; plenty of large closets;
q garages; close to transp., schools,
churches; $4,000.
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BARNSVILLE STATION
UNDER $4,000

UNDER $40, 900
S62.41 MO. COVERS ALL
VIERS MILL VILLAGE. s. s.
Down payments considerably lower
than the new VA mortgage table
Assume 4as veterans financing
Well located 2-bedrm bungalow with
storage attic. full bSmt., brand new
shopping center, grade school and
transportation in subdivision Direc-
tions: Out Georgia ave. and Veirs
ter Turn left on Randolph I'd lat
ESQ Station. Go to 4409 and
open" sign. Open til dark.
LEACH & CRONIN
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Prayda Says 6uerriIIas
Operate in All Korea
By the Associoied Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 28.-Two Rus
sian newsmen reported today Rec
guerrillas in Korea "are now op-
Grating in all occupied areas oi
the country" Their dispatch was
published in Pravda.
Hundreds and even thousands
of partisans derail trains carry
ing Americans arms, blow up
bridges and cut communications,
giving the invaders not days
respite" the Russian correspond
ents wrote.
1.-The news of the Chinese VOL
unteers' participation in the lib
Grafton war has been taken by
radio to the remotest corners of
Korea where heroic Korean parti-
sans are waging the struggle
against the hateful enemies.
Deep in the rear new
partisan detachments have been
formed and named in honor OF
Mao Tze-Tung and Chu Teh-the
glorious leaders of the Chinese
people who have extended the
hand of fraternal aid to Korea. >
Mao Tze-Tung is head of the
Peiping Red Chinese government
Chu Teh is commander in CHIEF
of the Communist Chinese Army
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Coast Jury Clears
School Head Who
IPoddIed Boy, IS
By the Associated Press

QUINCY, Wash, Nov. 28.-A
school superintendent who warmed
the britches of a high school
sophomore with an 18-inch paddle
was found not guilty of third-de-
gree assault by a Justice Court
last night.
The six-man jury deliberated
only 5 minutes before it returned
its verdict in the case against
Supt. Russell NJ. Estvelt.
This little Eastern Washington
town was hotly divided over the
padding incident. Five teachers
who made up the bulk of the
faculty at the combined grade and
high school had threatened to re-
sign unless Mr.. Estvelt was acquit-
ted.
Mr.. Estvelt admitted on the wit
ness stand he had "whacked" IS
year-old Gerald Bergstrom eight
times with the paddle "for refus-
ing to give up cap pistol and
cursing me in the presence of
kindergarten and grade school
pupils
The slight, red-haired, freckle-
faced boy testified he would not
hand over the capgun, but said
he did no cursing until after the
superintendent twisted my arm
behind me and hurt me-"
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Educators Warned Worlds
Civilization Rests on Teaching

"The United Nations" he said,
should be dramatized to the
first-grade level, and education on
its functions should be increased"
Halls "Voice of America"
Mr.. McGrath paid tribute to
the Voice of America. 1T is a
sound idea," he said. There is
an amazing ignorance of our way
lof life in foreign countries, but
there is an eagernesS to learn In
these countries. We ought to
stir up interest for support OF
similar organizations"
ut is the primary responsibility
Iof Officers in this room to decide
upon variety of activities with
which this country can empha-
size the need for international
responsibility"
Last night, Mrs. Pearl A. Wana-
maker, president of the council
told the educators the proposed
National Board of Education
should be created free from any
political ties.
The Study Commission Work
shop on State School Admins
tration, which is meeting jointly
with the council, today began
discussions on the reports it has
been preparing for the past week
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Soviet Bloc in Europe
Sees U. 5. Suffering
Korea Catastrophe
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Nov. 28.-The Soviet
bloc in Europe resounded today
with claims that the United
States has suffered a military
catastrophe in North Korea.
Russia's official occupatio n
newspaper in East Germany
summed UP the front line news,
'MacArthur's great offensive
ends in wild flight"
Communist editors and broad
casters throughout Eastern Europe
expressed jubilation.
"The war in Korea will not end
one day sooner or later than
when the last American soldier is
driven from Korean soil" was one
comment.
Communist : controlled news
agencies paraphrased American
dispatches to report that a des-
perate retreat of U. N. forces was
under away.
The Soviet-licensed Neue Zeit,
r.
a Christian Democratic Party Or
gan in East Berlin. outdistanced
the official Communist press in
denouncing Gen. Macarthur.
It alleged the general had at
tempted to torpedo U. N. settle
ment of the Korean question by
his offensive and added:
Either Macarthur should be
brought before a war tribunal as
mutinuous general and Mr..
Acheson as Foreign Minister
should be allowed to handle the
whole (Korean) affair, or else MFR.
Acheson as poWerless Foreign
Minister should resign"
Evening star., 1950-11-28

Earl j. McGrath, Federal Com
missioner of Education, yesterday
warned leading State educators
that we are in danger of losing
our civilized way of life, unless
increased emphasis is put on in
ternational education.
I'VE have failed to prevent wars
in the past" he said, because
people do not know what the
world situation Is like at any
particular moment"
Mr.. McGrath spoke at ses-
sion of the annual meeting OF
the National Council of Chief
State School officers in the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Need for Understanding.
"Other nations do not under
stand each other" he said. "The
education of these nations rests
to a large degree on us. The
chances of world peace rests on
what we do partly"
One thing we can do, he told
the educators, is to make people
realize that the United Nations
is not only an organization de-
signed to combat communism
It's other activities, such as healtl,
and education, should be stressed
! he said.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Chinese Reds BuiIdin,
.AirfieIds al Suchow,
NationaIists Report
BY the Associoied Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, Nov. 28-
Nationalist sources on the main
land today reported new Chinese
Communist preparations for World
War III on the side of Soviet
Russia.
The China Union Press, small
news agency which claims to have
four underground correspondents
on the mainland. said the Reds
are building hangers in the hills
near Suchow under Russian super
vision.
Suchow is 375 miles northwest
of Shanghai, at the junction OF
the Lunghai and Tientsin-Pukow
railroads.
LISTS Being Reconditioned.
The agency said facilities were
being built for 200 jet fighters
and 100 heavy bombers. 1t re-
ported also the Chinese Reds had
obtained enough spare parts from
the Soviet-controlled Manchurian
port of Dairen to put 40 LISTS in
running order.
The China Union Press has be-
come one of the main channels
of information from the mainland.
Ominous reports of 100000
crack Chinese Red troop REIN
forcements moving north toward
the Korean war front were re-
ceived in this Nationalist capital
yesterday.
Considering the reports, Ma
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Macarthur Con7n7unique

the Chinese was only of tokel
nature on a volunteer and indi,
vidual basis as publicly announced
and that. therefore. the war IN
Korea could be brought to a rapid
close by our movement to thu
international boundary and the
prompt withdrawal thereafter Of
United Nations forces. leaving
Korean problems for settlement
by the Koreans themselves. I
ut now appears to have been
the enemy's intent in breaking Oh
contact with our forces some two
weeks ago to secure the time
necessary surreptitiously to build
up for a later surprise assault
upon our lines in overwhelming
force, taking advantage of the
freezing of all rivers and road
beds which would have materially
reduced the effectiveness of our
air interdiction and permitted a
greatly accelerated forward move
ment of enemy reinforcements
and supplies. This plan has been
disrupted by our own offensive
action which forced upon the
enemy a premature engagement"
Gen. Macarthur later issued
this additional paragraph: !
This situation, repugnant as
it may be, poses issues beyond
the authority of the United Ma
tions military council-issues
which must find their solutiou
within the councils of the United
Nations and chancelleries of the
world"
Evening star., 1950-11-28

TOKYO, Nov. % fP).-Tert
OF Gen. MacArthur's special
co1nmuniQue No. ID, issued at
5::25 pm. 1926 am. EST to-
day:
Enemy reactions developed in
the course of our assault opera
tions of the past four days disclose
that a major segment of the
Chinese continental armed forces
in army, corps and divisional or
ganization of an aggregate
strength of over 100000 men is
now arrayed against the United
Nations forces in North Korea.
There exists the obvious intent
and preparation for support of
these forces heavy reinforcements
now concentrated in the privileged
sanctuary north of the interna-
tional boundary and constantly
moving forward.
Consequently, we face an en-
tirely new war. This has shat
tered the high hopes we enter
tanned that the intervention of
Evening star., 1950-11-28

tionalist quarters in this strong
hold of Chang Kai-shek took a
pessimistic view toward the Ko-
rean situation. They thought it
would grow worse, with no hope
of ending the war by Christmas.
100000 Reported in Mukden.
Some 100000 troops of Red Gen
Chen Yi's field army were reported
to have reached Mukden. ''proba-
bly, on their way to the 'front.'"
Chinese Communist troops thus
far identified in action in Korea
have belonged to Gen. Lin Piao's
4th Field Army.
Chen Yi's Sd Field Army is esti-
mated to have 100000 men.
Chinese Nationalist military
sources said one division of Chen
Yi's army has been identified as
fighting in Korea.
This was said to be the 89th Di-
vision of the 30th Army. which is
part of the Red 7th Army group
This Chinese Army group. made
up of three armies of three divi-
sionS each, with attached artillery
and other units, was said to have
been transferred to Manchuria
from the Shanghai area.
Martial Law in Shanghai.
Martial law was said to have
been proclaimed in Shanghai on
November Is, according to the
China Union Press. The martial
law was part of what the Com
munists called winter defense
measures.
The news agency also said
China's Red cfieftain, Mao TIE
tung, had named Gen. Yeh Chen
ying to succeed Lin Piao as chair
man of the Communist Military
Commission for Central and South
China.