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Evening star., 1951-04-23

ports. Giant Searchlights and
floodlights glared out into no.
mans land.
The weird lighting effects illum-
mated targets for artillery and
night-flying planes.
Pull Back to. Guard Flanks.
U. N. units, in this part of the
central front had made a fighting
withdrawal to protect their flanks
Allied troops north of the
Hwachon reservoir dam also
fought bitter engagements with
the attacking Reds. Mr.. Becker
quoted one regimental COM
|mander:
"The Chinese threw an attack
at US early this morning but
we refused to give ground. They
slipped to the West and joined
the Chinese streaming down the
ridge line"
Later Mr.. Becker reported U. N.
forces which beat off Chinese as
saultS along the central front early
in the morning received no new
attacks until tonight. However,
the Reds fired at them with long
range automatic weapons.
Two red battalions striking at
U.N. troops southwest of Hwachon
were repulsed during the day.
(These Allied troops apparently
withdrew earlier). Hwachon is at
the west end of the reservoir.
From the east central front AS
sociated Press War Correspondent
Stan Carter reported this evening
that the Reds quit shooting at II
a. m. % p. m. Sunday EST after
failing to crack the U.N. line.
The Reds tried to shove several
boatloads Of troops across Hwa-
chon Reservoir. U.N. artillery sank
them.
In seesaw fighting farther east,
U.N. troops reforted heavy Red
casualties on a hill they recap
tured.
There were no details on the re-
ported wedges driven in the Inje
line on the eastern end of the
fighting front.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Koreu
CONTINUED From First Page.)


spondent John Randolph reported
that Allied elements which hao
driven back across the Imjin
pulled up along new defense lines
south Of the river today.
One company was cut off b.
the onrushing Reds. It fought its
way through encircling Chinese
with bayonets.
Another unit in a tough spot in
rugged hills withdrew under cover
of an armed screen.
One Communist regiment was
reported preparing to try to cross
the Imjin again at Korangpo after
a Furnishing U. N. air and artil-
lery attack. A second regiment
was moving up to join 1t.
Correspondent Randolph said
the withdrawal across the Hantan
which flows into the Imjin 80
miles north of Seoul, was almost
leisurely.
Engineers blew one bridge in
|mid-afternoon. Others took time
to disassemble pontoon bridges.
2 Small Groups Encircled.
Units which had driven north
ward to within 4 miles of Chorwor
were back on the south bank posi-
tionS they held four days ago.
Two small groups were sur
rounded last night by Chinese who
beat them to the river. Otherwise
the withdrawal on this sector was
without incident.
Along the central front, Asso-
ciated Press Correspondent jim
Becker reported, q. N. troops
fought off fresh attacks from new
positions tonight.
Artificial light turned the night
into a weird sort Of daylight to
counter the Reds favorite means
of attacking-by night when they
are comparatively safe from Allied
planes.
Flares were dropped from OBJ
|servation planes and C-46 trans.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
News Of Chinese Red
Offensive Withheld
14z Hours by Censor
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres.

UNITED STATES 9TH ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, Korea, April
23.-Censorship blacked out news
Of the Chinese offensive for 14h
hours.
The Red drive began yesterday
at 1880 pm. $3.50 am. EST. For
security reasons war correspond
ents were not allowed to report or
broadcast the news until 10 am.
today g pm. Sunday, EST.
Stories of the offensive were
closely censored.
Only South Korean troops on
the east coast could be identified
by nationality. All others could
be described only as United Ma
tions soldiers. Numbers of U. N.
men involved were secret.
Names Kept Secret.
Correspondents could not iden-
tify soldiers they quoted directly.
Nor could they name any men in
action. The Army said this would
reveal nationalities and might in
form the Reds Of the location of
specific units.
There is nothing new about
news blackouts in the Korean war.
They often are imposed by the
censors in times of stress. Two
reasons are given for this:
l. Chinese communications are
poor. A news story might inform
the Chinese high command of
battlefield happenings before the
command could get the same in
formation from it's own sources.
Locations of Gains Withheld.
Censors say if the Chinese inter-
cepted a news story about a Chi
nese breakthrough, for example,
the Red command could shift
troops to exploit the gain. Gen.
Sorship was allowing correspond
ents to say tonight that the Chi
nese had scored gains. But news
Of the location and depth Of the
gains was not permitted.
2. Many details of hot action
such as the current one are OBJ
taiued and passed on by news
at the front before
similar details can be channeled
up the regular chain of Allied
army command-from company to
battalion to regiment to division
and to censorship at 9th Army
Censors do not permit publica-
tion of news of such engagements
with the enemy until they verify
the news. They permit publica-
ton only of information they con-
slider of no value to the enemy.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
South Africu Will Refuse
To Fight War With Chino
BY the Associaisd Press

CAPETOWN, South Africa,
April 23.-South Africa's minister
OF defense, F. C. Erasmus, said
yesterday that the Unions troops
in Korea will be recalled or sent
elsewhere if war with China
breaks out.
Addressing a meeting at Hope
field. the minister said South
Africa does not want another war
and it is not the policy of the
government to extend the Korean
conflict. However, he added,
South African soldiers will re-
main in Korea as long as they are
required to fight Communism.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

South America is the original
home of potatoes and quinine, but
today the center of potato culture
is northern Europe and Indonesia
has almost a monopoly on qui-
nine production.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
First Negro Law Student
OF u. Of Va. Takes Case
Special Dispatch TO The star

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
23.-Gregory Swanson, graduate
law student at the University Of
Virginia and the first Negro ever
admitted to that institution will
represent Albert William Jackson,
"a. colored, charged with raping
a 40-year-old restaurant employe
here May CT.
Jackson's case was to come be-
fore the Corporation Court grand
jury here today.
Mr.. Swanson was presented to
the court by C. Venable Minor.
who represented the State when
Swanson's admission to the Uni
versity here last year was argued
by a ree-judge court. Mr.. Swan
son said he does not plan to go
into regular practice here. He said
he was retained by Jackson's fam
lily. Mr.. Swanson is a member of
of the bar of the Martinsville
and Danville courts.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Children's Hospital Drive Extended Until June 7

The Children's Hospital Com
pletion Fund drive for $545,000,
scheduled to end yesterday, was
extended until June 7 at yester-
days report luncheon.
At the meeting in the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
969 new gifts totaling $25, ,279 were
reported. This raised the total
gifts to 3,437, amounting to SAB
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Prince Edward Preparing
To Fight Segregation Suit
BY the Asseeioied Press

RICHMOND. Va; May 23.-The
Prince Edward County School
Board has turned down a petition
asking that racial segregation be
eliminated in the county's schools
At the same time the board an
nounced yesterday that 1t had re-
tanned a Richmond law firm
Hunton, Williams. Anderson. Gay
& Moore, to represent it in any
matters arising because of the
petition.
In reply, attorneys for the 33
petitioning Negro pupils said to-
day they would file suit immedi-
ately in the Federal Court here.
In denying the petition. the
school board cited Virginia's con-
stitution and statutory law which
specify that white and Negro chill
dren shall be taught in separate
schools.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
BY the Associated Press

TOLEDO. Ohio, May 23.-Mrs.
Marcia Miller left her front door
open while she chatted with a
lneighbor yesterday. She knew her
two dogs, sleeping by a radio in
the living room, would protect
lher belongings.
When she returned the dogs
were sound asleep, the back door
had been opened. and the radio
was gone.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Mon, o5, Is Beneficiary
lOf Own Insurance Policy
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, May ga 95-
'year-old clergyman has become
the beneficiary of his own insur-
Iance policy which he had taken
out SO years ago.
DR.. Joseph H. Gauss has ex-
ceeded the life span covered by
the insurance mortality tables and
yesterday he received $2,93l from
the Mutual Life Insurance Co. OF
New York. The payment was
made on the annual premium date
nearest the 96th birthday. Mr.
Gauss will be SO on August 80.
An insurance company official
said only about three persons in
4 900 can expect to reach 96. He
said statistics show there are only
about seven persons in 100000
now living in the United States
who are Sc or older.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

I181. or 81 per cent Of the amount
sought.
DR.. Joseph Lo Presti. who IL
in charge of Georgetown Univer-
sity medical students at the hospi-
tai, addressed the 100 workers
present.
Mrs. w. Chaplin Huntington.
chairman Of the city-wide drive.
emphasized that the end Of the
campaign is in sight. with less
than 100000 still needed.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

The site of the Battle of Their
mopylae (480 B.CD,. in Greece is
today occupied by giant rice
planting project sponsored by
ECA.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
ChiId's Slower Gets Life

LONG BEACH, Calf. May %
P9.-Violet John Berling. 33, was
sentenced to life Imprisonment
today for the torture-murder of
her 10-year-old accordion student,
KAY Frances Erickson.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Wotchdoes On Guard, But Only Against Police 4

When two policemen arrived to
Investigate the dogs awakened and
tried to keep them from entering
the house.
Evening star., 1951-05-23

The village Of Wexford, Eng
land. offers its parish pump for
sale.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-17
General Bradley unsicher
ueber Erfo|ge in Korea
Bezweife|t ober, doss MaeArthvrs Pro-
qromm vieI duron oendern wuerde.
Kreg in Asien foIseher Kreg folseher zeit
foschen PIotz eesen foIsehen Feind.

ietcn f0nutc, nlren mir III Ser Gage
uno lie in ser seiitigen Seriuiiuns.
um Elm arrangement ST cr5ieIcn.
Senator @ilep noate pliicn, o6
Hublano eingreiien niiroe, ina5 onlc.
rifaniife Tlicgcr Sic WonOiburei
angreiIen, beionoer5 onleIid)ts Der
amcrifnnlldcn Observation-Disclosures.
Iegenbeit. General 9rooleu ia8te, c5
iei iebr ihpierig, Sic Somietobiid)tcu
ST. ersriinoen mo oab Elm bis il
2cl,te entiheioen fonnten, Sic go
luetl,nion in Grlc9 5lt Itilrjcn. Sic
NuiIen niiroen ,uabridlclnlidl per.
'llfen, iuucle Storllnaen pie n1oB.
liN in ser @cIt luN iouielc GrIegc
anSuitliten pie lie fOnnen, olne Die
eigencn Sruppcn ciuleEen 81 nliii.
icr. IS riir0c ibm Ourdlol.s rid)t
Suiogcn. penn mir in cinen Suno.
fricg iu 9liien UcrlDidclt WiirOcn.
9tutiirlivl lei Dies iclpcill1cn ltlnItGll'
Sen obbGnsig 0crooe ctt obcr hobe
CT on5 6eiiihl, oaG mir Ncu ialldlcn
Sricg am Inlld)cl GIub iiibren mir.
BEN ltno aud, gc8cn sen 'ul'd)cr
.Seino. Gas MilltGr Duttc jnmcr &C.
Doiit, in Gorco nidt f0npicn su
luiliicn. ScsDolb lei mon ol,d, 'iir
otidjug Scr @eiaBuna5truppcn &C.
pcien. Stratcgiicl lei cS cjn id)ledtcr
Elas sum- Srlcg'ilbrcn.
graoIep croiinetc icinc 9IuSinscn
NIT Oenl EerleIen elmer porbcreitetcu
GrflGrlmg, in meldcr er arlsiiibrtc.
OIe fundamentals Tra8e ici, ub nlan
ciuen @cltfrle9 riSticrcn lollc burd)
ueltere MaBuabmcn 9tun babe nlou
cine lofaliiiertcn arlea in Gnrca.
:gtanfe Ser inter GrOrterung itcbcn.
Sen militGriifcn Mabnabmen foun.
ten Sen Gereinlgten Staateu Die
@erantnortlng fiir Iuspeitllns oes
arieses mo gleid)5eitigen Serluit
ser meiiten, wenn riht aQer Ser.
bllnocten auflaoen.
Die bon General Muc9lrthur emp-
ioblcnen Ntnbnabmen piiroen oaS
'Rilifo zines @eltfrleg5 erboben uno
iolh cin Hiiito iolte nid)t llnrotiger.
lueiic ii6ernonmeH mcrocn. @Gbreno
cin Tclofpmmouoeir iciue 9eNiiri.
nIlic gang rihtIa noN Nen Speratio.
ncn nuf ieinem Spcrution$gcbict cin.
lddet, niibtcn icnc, meld)c Iiir BE
hobcrc Hcitln1 ucrnnhuortlidl iino.
ihrc Nftloncn acknowledgements nllf
cine hreItcrc @nii5 Itcllcn. nuf ole
@coiirlniiie mcbrcrcr sIftionSgcbic1c.
Sn 9lubetrndt Ser WeItweitcu tro-
icaiihcn Gage lei Ser Grobc Gcuc.
rolitob in elmer beiiercn Sage, sic
CScIuhr clnc5 oQ9emelncn &riegc3
ab5upuscn. lleberoieS lei ser @robc
8encralitob ont beltcn 'dbis, imicre
militurIIhcn 9ili5mitteI 81 6eurtcl.
lcn.
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/, Sic @c'd)drtspcrloil,n,llln1cn
Der &pnpcntipn finocn itott III Der
9iunGniihem Soulle, 645 Eplmno
9lpe. Gs lit biloxi Elm 2sMinllten
Spo,ieraana bon Der Sadien 6allc.
"a etliche SclcNaten niht su iebr
befanut iinb in s)pllnQstnlpn. lpdre
cs beiicr, ipenn ale lih in Der Sod)z
ienbuilc piinftlid) Inn 8 llhr einfius
ocn lmo bon oa miro linen ber gSeo
aeseiat ipcrbcn. entertainments
ipllcu iicb auh in Der Sad)ien Solle
anmeloen, fpeim lie ielblt ben @ea
sur obiaen 9lbreiie Der 9iumGniid)en
Soulle nirht finben fDnnen.
9. Ollie Wtahlieiten lmb 'seltlid,z
feitcn iolpie aud, ale llnterboltllns
0en ,mb frelrnblihe @cmiltlid)fciten
pcrbcn ill Der Sud)icnholle oboebol.
ten.
,. Sic Sohicnholle III sOplnoss
tp,pn lit befonnt inter ocm 9tamen
She Sornn Glub".
4. Sir bieicniNcll. sic iilon Nrci.
tou nud)nlittuu uuNcfunlnlcll. lit be
fonnt 0euehcn. bal, ctlihc Teulntc
oes ;}ipeiacs 80 in Der Sud)lcnhollc
icin lperDcn, bcNinnenb nm Z Hin
abeuos. gScnn sic friiher unfum,
lncn. bite meloeu Sic iih bel Dem
SollemDurt.
). Neltorbnlnu.
Grilcr Sag: SdnlstaN. hcn 2G. Mal:
8 HIN mor1cns: GmpTula Der
Sclcuutcn lnb Giltc.
10 llbr mprlens: SclcNutcnit.
iunu.
1890 mittaos: @cmcinitboftli.
Dies Aiittuaeiic,l.
7:3O llbr dbcnos: ,Seit=Erp.
0ron,m nit apnscrt.
9tud Stluf bcs ,Scit= Ercorom;
mes fplNt Suni.llntcrhaltlmo.
,3lpeitcr So0, Spnntao. Den % @toi
s llbr mpracns: ,Sriibitilf lnO
Sriibihpppel,.
10 llbr mprNcns: Scleaaten Sit
sung.
1890 llhr mittaoS: Gcmeiu
ihaitliheS WittoNeiien.
, llbr nuhntittaNs: Tclcaaten=
iitunN.
$50 lin nod,mittaos: Ecmciu=
id)oitliches slbenpciicn.
1880 llhr ubenos: Suns llntcr6al
tlllN UNI @eniitlihfeit.
Sas ,SeitsYroaramm
Samstaa abeno, ben 26. Mai III,
7:3O lthr
/. National 9lmtbem ..........
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:. Srbullers Srheiter
>. observation-disclosures.
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NAChRICHTEN
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dos Grvendvngsfest des Zweiges No. 80.
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F|uecht|inge
fordern mehr
HiIfe Won Bonn

,Sraufiurt. - Iie picIen in lester
3eit pera1italtetcn aunogeblungcn
oitoe,tifer TIiidtIinac Ionoen ibren
Sobepunft nit SerIau,ullnaen in
lncbreren neitoeutihen StGbten. oll
oenen insseiamt mebr OILS 100000
Iliihtlinae teiluahnlcn. Ginnliitg
foroerten lie. oob ibrc Jest BON aom'
lnlulliteu be'eete Sejmat plcoer ge,
ltanSteil eines geeinigten Ieutid,'
lono perSc. Terner ietten lie iid iiir
itdrfere &egieruugsbilie eiu.
Ger meitbeutihe TIiit1tlinasmipi
tier Sans 9ufaidei, ser IelbIt ous
Citpreuben uertrieben ipurSe. parnte
ol,f elmer in @ottrcp i'm Ruhrgcbiet
ItattaeIlmbenen aunSgebung. ouii
sic Miidfebr in unicre Seinat nitt
al 'riihen 6rGbcrn oorbeiiiibrcn
bari. Sufoit)efS NtiniItcrium inter.
Itcbcn Sic Miaioncn Tliihtlinac. Sic
iid, ictt in @eltoeltid,lano bciinoen
N(ui bericl6cn Gcrionnlllng cr.
ariti ol,d, Sofob Guiicr. scr Nijniiter
iiIr acion1toeutihc Iroacn, sos
@ort. Gr ioroertc sic slbhoIilma ri.
ncr %plfsubitimmllng int SnorNc'
bict, I'm ser @epoIfcrlma @eIeacn.
lcit ;u aebcn. iid iiir Sen 9ln'fluII
al Geutltlanh ouS5uipred,cn. Cine
lold)c Golfsn6Itnnllng piirbc sen
SowictS cine 2ebrc in Wabrcr &C.
mofratic icin." 10 ioatc CT. @eacn'
pGrtia lit ooS Sooraebict mirtihait'
Iid) nit Tranfreid, pcrciniat.
Sic Miiipu Sitprcnfcns.
Iriindlen. Eor $500 hcimut
pcrtriehencn SItpreubcn crfIirtc Sc,
StoatSicfrctGr iiir bns Eertriebenen.
ueien in @opcrn. Grci. Or. SbeoSol
SberlGnScr. in anrIsbob 6ci gtii,.
den: Sic Scinat lit smar pcrIcren
aher Sic Miiiion Sitprelbens hlcibt.
sluh sIlncrifa nliilie wieScr alltma
den. moa cs in YotSoam aeiiinoig
Na6c. SItprelbcn ici INNER cin'
griifc Sniid,cn Git unS @eit Ncpc
len. S6erl;inber ioroerte sic SeInat
pertricbenen aui. Sas Gute Sc:
Ere!lbentlrmS nicht iiber 9orS al
lperien uuo oui 9ab unO Gn6e 81
rerjid)ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-05-17

@uigInston. - General Omar
graolep. ser Gbci oes 8roben 8e.
neralitobes, Ia9te Dor Sen @ebr. rno
IuslpGrtigen aomltees oes gunoes'
ienats aus. er iei lid) nift 5u liher,
Oab oie gegenp1rtige amerifaniife
ariesspulitif 1T aorea ~cntidlelocnoe
9teIultate" erjlclen Wiiroe. Tic iiibs
renoen Milit1rS oes Sonoes oud)ten
uber nid)t. oab General Macslrthurs
Sorihl1ae oem GnoIica "uicl nGbcr"
brin9cn luiirocn. Ser @robe General.
Itob bltte ein'tinlmis beihIoilcr, oen
General 0tdcslrtbrr int militurllden
Snterellc ieines aonnanbos ju emit.
hcben. Ser Elnn MncslrthurS, oen
SrlcB nldJ ocn Communication
G1Ina in tragcn. lpiiroc Ncu arernl
puOrl6clnllh mchr ireuen nls iollIt
ctmus, mas mir tlln fnuren.
GlcI 3eit ,puroc an Gonitccpros
icour urrlpenoet nuhNcn' Scneral
9ruolep lid eelucigert butte. lid ilber
pcronlid)e llnterbaItungcn nit Yru'
iioeut Srinrar ii6cr Nic GutIaiiung
.Mocslrt6urs su Glbcrn. Nton 'prud)
'oIort pon cjncm Ntl6ad)tungsucr.
fobrcn geacn ben 6cncrul, aus benl
abcr maDrid)einlih uiht uicl mcrben
miro. 9roolcp iastc, lpenn CT ieiuc
GmpIebllmgen uno Grorterlngen
pcroIIentllc)cn niiiic, w1rc iein @ert
alS gerater Oes Trliiocnter rl,iniert.
Sbuc Grlauhnls beS Groiioenten
fonne CT ni6t lugcn, luaS seiprohen
ipuroc.
Gntiprcd)cnN ser iiblihcn Grosc.
Sur mar SaS Gcrbor iiir Scifentlid).
felt uno Treiie seidIoiien. Ser sc.
neral ioatc, oab oie Sruppen in So.
req red)t CUTE Seiltuneen alliSunci.
len boben uub oaB General Mac.
slrthur anaeiifts Ser auierleaten
gelhrIntllngen feline urmoalid)e
sllliaabe 9ebubt babe. I'm entiheioen.
Sc Heiultate 5u er5ielen, miilic man
plele Grn9en III getrad)t ilehen.
Gr lei iit nlht SIT Iid)er, ob man
lie nit Sen Qegenp1rtigen Metbooen
criIclen founc. Gr lei iid) nit)t 81
'lbcr, pb man iic ersielen piiroe,
mcnn mnn Sen &rica aui China unN
Die ManoidIurci nusneitct. Sic iid
cntlplfelnocn llmitinoc miirOen be,
ItIn'ntcn. pb nlon ueitere Shrittc
tun nlllb Oocr niht.>
sui sic Tru9c. Of er ejn un0crc&
Eroarannn iiir SccnoigunH ocS fo.
reanIid)cn aouilift5 cnpicblcn fon.
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