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MONDAY, SEPT. 4, 1050

Scours Steamy Malay Jungle, Finds Nothing

s . . Bloody, Heartbreaking’ Search Typical of Brifish ‘War’ on Communist-Led Bandits 3 By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent - INGAPORE, Sept. 4 — I've just spent three days living and! patrolling the steaming jungle with a company of Royal Marines. We're camped on the fringe of a one-way street town called Lenggong. Chinese’ and Indian windowless shops, featuring such sanitary necessities as tongue. scrapers, ear pickers and back scratchers line the main street. Lenggong and its British protectors are surrounded by thick green Rn ; jungles. (Dwarfs when Snow White gets One-third of the citizens of| Caco SHY In the woods.

Lenggong are as devsndable as| I don’t see any snakes or tigers the inmates of Sing Sing would or the local spiders that are 8 8 ‘broad as a canteen. (We're told

> HIN gave thm shot-gunsiy, keep our- eyes off our feet.) : y But I think about them. Accordingly, Tommy lives With| Soon prespiration glues shirts his gun. He goes to the shower to bodies. Some Tommies wear and latrine with a towel in one towels around their necks like hand and a shooting iron in the scarfs. We go down a hill as if other. lit were a ski slope. The carpet of Besides keeping the camp on dead leaves, wet with humidity, is constant alert, the ‘sneaks can slippery as ice cubes. easily see patrols forming and Leading the patrol are two hasten to tip off the unseen Dyak trackers—brown Daniel enemy. {Boones imported from Borneo. Throws Fake Punches Their papas were head-hunters. To snafu the enemy Capt. George | They can “read” the jungle like Clossop, a commanding officer | YOU read your state road map and who crochets when not manhunt- {can tell. by broken twigs and ing, feints more often that Joe|tWisted branches how many men ‘Louis. He sends armed squads in|Passed what way how long ago. several directions and lets the| We thread through the “rubspies guess which one is blood-|Per-” Indians and Chinese men bound. |and women, wearing sarongs or Sometimes he dispatches a dirty white shorts are tapping the

truck convoy with marines piled trees. The white latex drips into on the floor—out of sight—like|t0Y Cups. playing cards. A few miles down ‘Cards Mean Nothing’ the road they abandon the ve-| The Marines search the laborhicle and fade into the jungle ers’ sarongs and check their iden‘pear a reported bandit camp. (tity cards. A husky lad with] The morning after my. arrival, | “Scotland” tatooed on his right 25 rugged Royal Marines jammed arm burrs, “the cards mean noth-| the GHQ shack to hear young Lt. Ing. These blokes might be the Pavid Shallow (as British as fox- |very bandits we're looking for. hunting) say: “We understand You've got to catch them with bandits have been coming into 8un in hand to be sure. It's a Temelong here (pointing on a bloody heartbreaking business.” map) at night for food. ‘We pass a settlement of Sakal. | “We're going to flush the whole Primitive people, hardly over five ’ area behind the.village after put- | feet, they wear G-strings and still | ting a Bren on the other side.” {fire poisoned darts as long as two | Then the manhunt began. golf clubs from blow guns. Minutes later I'm on a jungle] We cross the Timelong River * trail behind a silent file of Tom-|in portable boats. It's a dirty, mies carrying rifles, Brens, Stens muddy stream and a dandy bath

Violations of World Pacts

Iron Curtain Areas Get Report From

Voice of America By PETER LISAGOR

Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Sept. 1-TIron Curtain countries are getting a chapter-and-verse recital of how often Russia has violated interna tional agreements since 1943: The Voice of America and A) lied radio facilities have gottén their drumfire of facts from a report made by the House Commit. tee on Foreign Affairs, citing in parallel” columns the agreements and violations by the Soyiet Union. . In the case of Germany alone, the report “shows, the Russians have violated 14 specific agreements. They have breached seven obligations in Austria, nine in Hun-

gary, six in Iran, five in Bulgaria.

and Korea—to cite only a few.

The report also lists a host of instances where, through obstructionist tactics and United Nations veto (41 times), the Russians have forestalled negotiations. The 54-page booklet was prepared to “educate the American people” according to Chairman John Kee (D. W. Va.) but it's serving as hard-hitting ammuni-

[tion on the progaganda front and

giving the usually defensive voice a chance to attack with documented facts.

Cited 87 in 1948

"Little Joe," a 5-year-old South Korean orphan, waits for his chow with Pfc. Alfred A. Vushey, Albany, N. Y,, left) and Cpl. Gilbert E. Rowe, Bennettsville, S. C. (center). The ¢ mascot of the men fighting on the Masan front in the Nam River sector in South Korea. :

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On Nation's Major Gridirons / By STAN OPOTOWSKY, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 4—There’'ll be more’new coaches than new hamstringing maneuvers in the Players on the nation’s major gridirons this football season. | A United Press survey revealed today that 23 major colleges

leased a similar indictment of the Soviet Union, itemizing 37 specific violations. The House re-

(port brings the total to almost] 60. It covers the Korean but not|

Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik's

ugust Security Council.

Familiar examples of the report's catalog of agreement and

| violation include these: One agreement on Germany!

and grenade throwers —and tin for crocodiles. At the danger area Was that “each occupying power cans like waste paper baskets for the boys spread out to flush the Shall insure the normal functionwood 4

brewing tea. A Monkeys shout “Woo, woo,| Results: Zero. : woo,” at us. The sun is blacked| The only casualties are leech put by vines and coconut palm bites. They work under a man’s trees that criss-cross overhead. Puttees, his fly,

Like Snow White Me? I'm happy as a fly on fly paper. . The soggy jungle seems like a living trap. I recall the scene from “Snow White and the Seven id A MEA IDE

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|ette to their worm-like forms. {The blood-suckers curl up and drop off.

expeditions are the daily task for most British troops and Malaya police. And that’s the kind of a |war it is here in the jungle.

| Copyright, 1950, by The Indi Fo Chicago Daily News fn mes

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These “bloody, heartbreaking’ |

creases Saturday in an agree-|

{ing of transport between Berlin

|and the zones as well as between |, erican

|the Soviet and Western Zones.’ {~~ The violation column reads:

his collar. You Since Jan. 13, 1950, the Soviet

ass is shoulder high. [kill them like you kill a dog's authorities have intermittently The sticky gr igh tick, by touching a burning or |interfered with traffic between

| Berlin and Western Germany.”

| militarization of

character. /

Among agreements violated in Korea, the report states, is the Potsdam reaffirmation of the! {Cairo Declaration” of 1943 that

| { Korea would “in” due course” become free and independent and {that movement of persons, motor,

{ping between North and So

| Korea would be re-established. The House committee

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Conferences

Big Names Involved

college

ranks.

from whence jcame. Bob Woodruff quit Baylor

‘start the 1950 campaign with new boSses, and five of the 13 big league professional teams also have/new coaches. The howl of the Wolves was more than noise last winter,

scotch before settling down. Clem In 2 row with the athletic director Crowe: started last season a% as- and went to Florida. {sistant coach to Red Dawson with! One of the most ambitious rethe Buffalo pro team of the All building jobs is scheduled for Dawson New York University. Hugh Dewas fired during the’ season and vore quit St. Bonaventure, where Crowe made boss. /The AAC fold- he enjoyed surprising success last ed at the end ofthe season, and season, to direct NYU's campaign now. Chowe j& head coach at aimed at a revival of big time {Baltimore in<the reorganized na- football. ‘tional football league. | {| The Soviet agreement that de-| z Germany p ; “should be one of the cardinall Some big names are involved rugged southeastern conference, aims of the occupation” is -be-|in &the {lied by: “U.8.S8.R. has created in|Sduer quit Navy because of a ceeds a‘long line of men who fail- | Eastern Germany a ‘police force fight over his assistants, and he ed. The last was Raymond (Bear) of approximately 50,000. Because is now at Baylor. Eddie Anderson Wolf, Carl Snavele fof its training and equipmént, resigned at Iowa to go back to at North Carolina. | this force is actually military in Holy Cross,

| Woodruff also is supposed to be {a rebuilder. Florida has done plenty to rise as a power in the

George and the 34-year-old scrapper suc-

The major changes:

SCHOOL COACH ..'49 JOB Amherst-—John McLaughry, U

{Dwight D. Eisenhower will open {the nation’s “Crusade For Free-|

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nion | Arkansas—Otis Douglas, Drexel Tech. | Baylor—George Sauer, Navy own—QGregory Zitrides, Brown line

Br Connecticut—Art Valpey. Harvard Davidson—Crowell Little, No. Carolina | Assistant

|" Florida—George Woodruff, Bayler

DENVER, Sept. 4 (UP)—Gen. |, Jurman—Will am Young, Alabama As-

In his talk, Gen. Eisenhower | Assistant, will -eall- on Americans to sign “freedom scrolls” and to con-

“Itribute money to help finance| Utah—_Jack Curtice.

In its own words, the commit- radio station Free Turope.

tee -said the material

|lations, obstructionism in the so(lution of international problems and territorial expansion.”

tistically, the Soviet Union had 8,176,000 square miles population of 170,467,000. Today it’s 8,591,700 square miles and 200 million people. (This includes gains in the Baltic area, Poland and Finland.) With its satellite in Europe and Asia, however, Sovietland covers 13,415,700 square miles (25 per cent of the world) and 752,870,000 people «(32 per. cent of world). _A_committee spokesman. said that 12,000 copies of the report had been ordered printéd. It will be distributed to all members of Congress and to the public at large, as requested, until copies run out. *

Times the Chicago Dally News, Inc... .

shows | “some of the main currents of Puerto Soviet policy, such as treaty vio-|

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many missing links in the theory

man came on earth in essentially his present form, that birds came as birds and horses as horses. He rejected "spontaneous generation,” ‘ing things arose from a few simple forms of life, or from one, such as a virus or a single-celled protozoan. . ;

American Scientific Affilatién, an organization of scientists trying tiges either have a job or else are

to bring together science and the an abnormality,” he. asserted. scriptures. :

ed, that God created dll the 800, 000 species of animals and 250,000 species of plants on eafth,

few special broke up into the various species § as we have them today by way of | “To what -ancaestor does hair 312) at Dets rer Ip point? Are we decended from fwatington | Hudson 1-1 aod | LR an animal with an open-roofed| Priiadsinia (Kellner 7-17 and Wyse 13 fi (Raschi 17-8 and Ford §-

“mutations. (hereditary changes)” a form-Qf evolution. Le

ground betwgén the extreme view SKull and the absence of a brain * of scientist€ who reject the notion because the human newborn ocof a Divifie work and religionists casionally has the malformation who cphtend the Creator placed called cranioschisis? Ny, the first of every kind of plant ang’ animal in the universe. ZA

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Bible Story of Creation Must Stand

Since Proof Lacking, Asserts Dr. Mixter . By ARTHUR J. SNIDER, Times Special Writer

Dr. Mixter believes. It is likely there were millions of years between “day.”

V, Ind; Sept. 4—A stientist said here the still too Thus, he explained, the Bibs GOSHEN, Ind. Sept. ¢ scientist =a e re are s Trg Baal rin on Wont

tist's who show that the kangas . ... .._ came many

of evolution to prove that man

~ roo, for ‘example, - Dr. Russell L. Mixter, professor of zoology at Wheaton College, epochs after insects,

declared that in the. absence of such proof; the Bible story. of COPZIERY 1050 by The Indiahapoliy Times

Creation must stand.

mals were derived from others and to what extent groups had their

Levin, O'Brien origin from direct creative activ. ow ity,” he declared. el To Grapple

Evolutionists, Dr. Mixter said,

He asserted his own belief that

the theory that all Jiv-

always:n his present form. {staged at the Outdoor

Appendix Helpful |Arena,

Dr. Mixer appeared before the | “Creationists believe such ves-

Complete Creation Unlikely bating action -of bacteria. To be of New York City, in ‘an

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'Genesis must be interpreted freely,

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