Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1949 — Page 36

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4 By ALBERT RAVENHOLT, Times Foreign Correspondent || Ms 'CHENGTU, Szechuan Provinee, China, Nov. 26—As its ; y Red armies close on China's wartigie capital of Chungking, |= jts Nationalist forces retreat West and South against the P= foothills of Tibet. dy indications are that the last Nationalist military

«Meanwhile, the Nationalists| Many jponsrale and ofber otf " despera tempting |clals are reckless ces Lb a new ay Boos wr Yun. Ib §0ld bars for seats on evacua- | | ' pan province for the tion planes to Kunming, Hong|} occupy most of Kweichow prov-|K0ng and Formosa. {E Ince through which the wartime Ohare, simply fired ut JUnging 1. are Tes WA or e Burma Road supply route runs, ir

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MANILA: P. IL, Nov. 26 vided command and local war- President Quirino’s latest appeal .

eved Red general, Liu Po-cheng group backed by considerable convinced | American money. A firm is now being formed Jig 1s up and now they are at-|here in Manila capitalized at $4.5 tempting to flee with some of their| million to be known as the Philip-| pine-American Textile Corp. It| will manufacture textiles for do-|

The largest remaining Nation- mestic consumption, thus “con- . {serving the dollar supply in the) _at 150,000 men, Philippines,” according to al

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traction of the half-million troops they claim in the Szechuan area. If Chiang Kal-shek can rally a delaying action around Chungking, it will give time for evacua1 southwestward of the greater portion of their strength. But once Chungking Is gone, Szechuan will be open to the Communists, Any talk of Chengtu as a resistance center appears wishful thinking. | Generales Flee With Cash Here in the Szechuan provincial capital more than one million persons are bullding defense works.

pect soldiers during the anticipated turnover, { Local militias have been or ganized In each section of the ity to protect shops and property.

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Miners’ Federation Leads Movement By FRED B. HUBBARD Times F Correspondent

arelgn SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 26—| {Slowly but surely, two of Ausbiggest. unions are win-

Southern Shensi province through|sents PATC's American stock-ning pack control of their affairs Chengtu. holders; is here now along oe ning the Reds. _ They are sald to be abandoning echnienl experts and engineers: One is the Miners’ Federation. defense lines the Tsinling Jay the Sroundwort OF & Pro-|, inated for years by Communmountains south of Sian, opening posed > t ANd factory. qu executives. The other is the ‘& woute for the southward ad-|“*"'fhy MID? Fi "0n fhe. ‘Amalgamated Engineering Union.

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Te oii "a of Man Goes to Jail, |commies big defeat has come on the long lines of troops moving|LOCks Himself Up the sivithetw New South Wales down from the North ts the city) STRAWN, Tex. Nov. 38 (UP) —|Subiiul in unten. Tn ioc. 9 Bishang ln Siang. ar 8 week a high un. gt nis A tavern tions there, the Reds lost three of ir Nationalist air forces have been here, called up officer Ben Brad- ‘hell four seats on the Wn'Hh : svatuating_forsase B-20 bases ford and told him he was going to "0 ounetl, the m 80 around and torrying Jail 4nd lock himself uv. erning body. personnel and equipment to 8i-| When Bradford reached the jail, Need One Seat Eo the man was behind bars. Moderate unionists need now been flying lcapture only one more council officers and ler Lacks Proof |seat to wrest the control of the

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jority. Significantly, these Red defeats are following close on the heels of the recent disastrous Commun-ist-inspired nationwide coal strike here. Rank-and-file miners defiled their executive for the first time in Australian industrial history and returned to work. They also decided to clear their union of its

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Roads, on the railroad betweer here and the seaport Mombasa, has dwindled into little more than a huge surplus dump. (given in English. Now an Army Attic Mackinnon, Roads, a railroad «ge have had trouble teaching are permitted to move to the

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Red . ond By DAVID M. NICHOL ~ + Times Foreign Service 2 BERLIN, Nov. 26—A HNvely German newspaper has suggested that the name of Marcel Carvin will become much better known in the future. } i Mr. Carvin is a 46-year-old meet | prenchman who gave up a career Beiti os an engineer to join the Communis Party. He first ran afoul lr dows arr S30. ape to Spanish Civil War in 1936. Sosia'| At that time, according to the "ihe Berlin newspaper, Der Tag, Mr. [Carvin was-a leader 18 _the if» i ws Baby “ wing which was iutatusted in About 4000 Troops ing out the anti-Stall There are about 4000 troops n Ceara Isolates Nehari I Daron.

indian milicary camp, has remained a caretakers rest native troops ground in the face of the Ocean potential rear area. {from the Seychelles Islands, | Eimer, Vorsien_ Service enemy. Mr. Carvin, the The threshold of defense Mauritius, Kenya and. Uganda.. BELEM, Nov. 26 — Be-| was. a: member of About 2000 African civilians han-/cause of the great number of Tor against armed attack on Africa oop. toyeen ‘deaths in the Amazon River Val- movemen by the Soviet Union remains the, wile little is being done to/ley during the wartinie efforts to|the differences brows BEL — | persian Gulf gnd the Red Sea. (turn East Africa prematurely into produce rubber, Ceara has passed| = tely protests, the United Nations General Assem- East Africa, with its scattered armed camp ‘mow, definite/a law refusing to allow residents “TU LL oo egy Mr.

But the so-called “gigantic troops and white officers—are do-/25,000. Most 8f the workers were a leader at a British ~ base” at ‘Mackinnon, 'n8 away the use of Swahili recruited in Ceara and surround- conference in Naples out of fas a tongue among their ing states. grew the RCI Resurrection

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