The guardian., 1953-09-19

, military leaders a chance K
perceive strategic hlunders anc
: gain an insight on movements
! Of bewildered Mongolian leaders
who did not correctly follow
soviet Russia's modified mill
tary blue print. Had Japan re-
NAMED in power, none OF those
over-crowded battle fronts would
have prevailed.
United Nation air might and
battle ship armadas solved the
problem and stemmed the on
rushing Mongolian attack and
almost unstoppable man-power
assembled. The Chinese COM
munist army made the mistake
of not attacking Formosa f1rst.
Had Chang Kai-Shek's army
been annihilated and what was
left OF it been penned up In
Formosa, then the Caucasian
world would have sat up and
taken due notice that World
War III was on. over confidence
prompted the Chinese Commu-
mist Army to go after what was
thought to be easy strategic
pickings, having Korea as a
iunping-oh point for an over
whelming manpower crusade in
to India or any land mark in
the Pacific Ocean they deemed
wise. Then Soviet Russia would
have taken over with a mer-
ciless attack on land, sea and
air, including a submarine in
filtration on all seas Of the
world for the grand finale to
disintegrate the United Nations
program.
The above time table Of events
went haywire. War materials
which Soviet Russia had horded
for this great invasion Of the
world, which included America
to become a scrap heap, became
A vast waste, because the
Chinese Communist army
which was supposed to protect
ornaments and supplies turn-
ished by Russia to use as need
ed did not have enough space to
cache them from incessant
United Nations air attack. The
world may never learn Soviet
Russias motives in being allied
with Communistic China. We
might guess, however, that
I Chinese vast manpower is the
magnet alligning these two ma
tions together, because of their
close Asiatic boundries.
"The Communist Chinese
army totals 1876 divisions of TO-
600 men each. But far more
significant ~ the fact that this
army, the second largest in thu
world, is being steadily mOderp'
lied. This tremendous under
taking is far from complete
Intelligence experts estimatl
the program is only about As pc
i cent finished. But it is beini
constantly pushed and is max
: ing increasing headway."
The above formidable milia
> taristic combination could g
places, If they ever started t
roll. Now comes India with it
growing manpower defense. Thi
, nation is within the Asiati
scope, but not entangled will
, Communistic ideals.
t Pressure On India And Japan
> Pressure from China and Rus
t sia could make India about face
!. then, what would happen? Al
the nations of Asia, including
Japan, outside Of the Communis
I fold would be urged to JON
: them. These would be reluctan
decisions for most Of them.
gigantic Indo-Mongolian Asiati
alliance would be the outcome
il ever organized by this biz
three group of nations with Rus
sia spearhesding the combina
! ton and perhaps could amaz'
and threaten future stabliza'
ton Of nations, who oppose
Communism.
This should not be assumed
as a prediction or a build-up
) We are only asserting the un'
dercover boldness Of Russia be-
hind an iron curtain pulling
strings to unity pawns for
prOdigous task Of destruction
, ] for nations, who have hindereC
( the continuous Soviet surge o
ungodly beliefs.
America, with Dwight D
/ Eisenhower in the saddle, car
ditch this sadistic Soviet Mon
golian plot by a counter fret
world defense and defiance II
the dramatic role as Moscow
I Chsllenge!"