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Stalin Follows Clausewitz War Theory

Writings Declare

From the Southeast Asia Beal—

Only Kremlin Brass Knows

By DAVID DIETZ heart you feel you can’t win.

fullest extent on the victory in I've just seen dug im like military moles along the bulbous

Korea, we must understand Rus- ridges that fence Red China off from this crown colony. |

sian psychology and the basic

mistake at the conclusion of Kremlin's Kaviar Klub know civilians

World War II was our failure to | «+ « and 2 millon than 2500 purebred cattle ™ | rn oriental wb have been entered in the senior . oo: (nists will. snatch for this prize! ese Orientals, as anyone Who 354 junior cattle shows. Go merican diplomats and li- port—like a bouncing merry-go- ever patronized a chop suey joint shows offer the largest list of wi en pp va . e {round customer reaching for a an tell you, are strictly band- prizes for show cattle in dairyuation are now turning busily tof". wagon boys; gamblers seeking a/qom. There will be more than | $60,000 in premiums and awards N {grab it: Not one English defender. When the first Ped platoon of with international grand chamgeneral and iazy theorist. 'T spoke to—either on the swank yellow men hurdles the Hong pionships offered in the seven The book is On War,” by Maj. roof garden of the Hotel Glouster;Kong border the cdds on’ Gen. major breeds. Gen. Karl Von Clausewitz. In it.|or in a mountain outpost --said Mao will be higher than they were,

do Jat took, if and when Chinese Commu- Chinese!

a book written more than a cen-! ' The sure thing. tury ago by a famous German | Chinese Communists can ng

they believe, is the key to theiipe opposite. on Gov. Dewey in '48—and with Soviet theory of war, Tommy is lean and hard and bo visible chance of an upset. Byron Dexter, managing editor ready to fight for Hong Kong What, then, will be Tommy's of Foreign Affairs, official quar- city, set in a semicircle of 17 tree- main objective? terly of the Council on Foreign naked miles, composing one of, ONE: To put up a bloody good Relations, points out that Fried- the last fat foreign concessions show. , rich Engels, the chief collaborator still leased by His Majesty's TWO: To cover the inevitable of Karl Marx, was an ardent stu- slightly liquidated empire. evacuation. dent of the theories of Clause- - Nil A civilian lady who had me for witz. So was Lenin, And so is BUT THE tragic truth is there nigh tea—a little cup of old EngStalin, simply. aren't enough Tommies t0/jand hard by the equator—said: Defined Red Line Jeoteh-tape. ny Jarge leak of “we always keep a kit packed. . nvading nese troops. We spent years in . Japanese In 1946 Stalin wrote a letter po ober: A fact-fancier once prison camps and could never

to Col. Razin, the Soviet military go ..4 that if the Chinese walked in historian, in order to define with gu A hat 4 he Ot ea aN survive another such ordeal.

great exactness the Soviet line|yovd still be walking in year| » » = on the theories of Clausewitz. |ogns tpevive that many repro- HONG KONG'S British-officer-The fundamental point in these! quctive citizens. ed Chinese police will have the

theories is that war is not an| Here in Hong Kong I get the isolated and ‘independent thing same sad story I wrote in British | MOTTIDle headache of corking any but part and parcel of long-range Malaya and French Indo-China /inside volcano. One inspector, a

policy, War is a political instru-| = "A lack of belief in Asia’s|veteran of Palestine terror, told ment. It is politics carried on bY apjlity to withstand a Chinese me: violent means. push. “Think of "it, boy! The popu-

According to Clausewitz, polit-| In my look-see tour from Sing- lation of Hong Kong has gone cal and military instruments are apore to Saigon to Hong Kong Iifrom a prewar 800,000 to over to be used interchangeably de- have learned: Gen. Mao is ouritwo millon. They come in like pending upon circumstances and/No. 1 oriental hangover from the fleas on a shaggy dog. We've tried events. These are clearly the tac-{ Roosevelt - Stalin vodka - filled to screen out the agents from the tics which Soviet Russia is follow- friendship binges at Yalta and real refugees but it's been iming today. Teheran. Asia catches cold today possible.” As Dexter writes, “A ‘peace of- When Gen. Mao sneezes. | Touring the deep defense line fensive’ in Moscow, a euttusall It {ook Hon. Ju nt As Bays trom the border to this town I nference in Warsaw, a strike’ C.". 4, ~~10 saw: on France, an armed Insurrection make captive the colony which! 0 tanks churning up dust in Czechoslovakia, the invasion|sits on the rim .of China like a', oo... 1 iqoes being mined; jeep of Greece and Korea by fully(tiny pimple on & mans neck. iraq ‘being broken to lofty fortequipped troops—all are instru-| If and when Gen. Mao chooses es; machine-gun’ emplace-| ments of one war, turned on and he Signs top that fare hy > ments being strengthened: Spitturned off from a central tap, as Satine a gto ae y tha fires loop-looping into the very! a gardener plays a hose up and y Pe nostrils of the Red neighbor—

down a piece of land on which{insides. ee {showing the flag and the muscle. | he is nurturing a crop, wateriag! 4 pEARFUL 5th column! But, I fear, if the countless some plants lightly, some heav- ty eatens! Chinese march, it will be a line ily.” | This crown colony feeds 20,000 of little hope. -

Fits Dictum |

All this fits in with the dictum = of Clausewitz that “War is an] act of social life” | In. other words what we nor-|’ mally call war, namely the conflict of armed forces, is only ones aspect of a more fundamental and unified war which is carried on ceaselessly and relentlessly id by all the political and economic instruments available,

Q and A— About You - | And the Service

On this basis, there is no ine} LN WY By Douglas Larsen

consistency from the Soviet point| (EDITOR'S NOTE: Here's another of a question-and-answer, of view in furnishing weapons 10 goes that tells how the Korean War affects reservists, veterans,’ the North Koreans at the same gq. .¢t age men, and anyone likely to be called to service. The author time that the Soviet delegate 10/4 4ngwer questions only in this space, not by mail.)

the United Nations offers a’ oim the Army have W-

pledge that Russia will agree not . J to use the atomic bomb first, [censed embalmers and what rat-| ing are they given?

One may feel certain that Russia regrets the degree to which cant subAag done | dyn the United States is now alerted Ay a ous on A—~My advice is to have your and the pace at which military . ww daughter stop cheating on her inpreparations are going forward., Q._What about men discharged come tax and really start supAnother “peace offensive,” 10 with bad conduct records. Are porting you. Then let your sons’ lull Uncle 8am to sleep if possible, they being called back to active go into the service. Legally, one is certain to be next on the pro- guty or being drafted? son might get a deferment as gram. A—No. No. your source of support. It's up ‘to the draft board.

oe ———————————— | ® ® » I Q=—What is the status of a Ma- = = =» Local Marine Gets rine veteran of combat duty If he Q—My husband's brother was has no wife? killed in World War II and my A-—Right on the brink of being’ husband is a sole surviving son.

they take hoth boys? Can one get a deferment on the basis | by the ©f supporting me? What's your 1 advice?

i st Award called back to active duty. We also have three children? ? 8&8 Can he be drafted? y ! om Lor 3 Qe=Ate they dsaling 17-year- A —_He has two of the very best [ot bose : |qualifications for a deferment, Hurls Body Over | A—No, ‘ either one-of which would prob-|

tus of World ably do the trick. . » » » Q—A long time ago I was classified 1-A. Since then I've - on. enrolled in law school. Can I Q—My sons are twins, both | be deferred? eligible for the draft. Although A—Yes.. The general rule is

o » Q—What is the sta Grenade, Saves Pals War TI veterans who are 25 years

(Continued From Page One} 1414 with regard to the draft? has been awarded te only one A-—Generally they are deferred. man since the Korean conflict began: The medal went to Maj. Gen. Dean, reported missing in action after having stopped an enemy tank with a bazooka. i a The memorial service for Sgt.

Davis, who was 26, will be held ., , y 3 : : at 2 p. m. Sunday at Lyndhurst Single-Handed— : : Baptist Church. Marines at- e ! ¥ tached here are expected to par- U. S. Aide Saves West ’ . ticipate, members of the family s ;

ms Davis’ wife, Somanne, lives On Korea With UN Move

in Los Angeles with the couple's By GEORGE WELLER, Times Foreign Correspondent

pendent on her income tax, my notice to report, you are eligible sons really support me. Will for deferment. :

3-year-old son, James C. Jr. ~ ROME, Oct. 6—From afar Korea looks more like an Allied de- |

Sgt. Davis 15 survived also by ting platform than a United Nations beachhead. a brother, Wendell; a sister, Mrs. ba negra would be neither platform nor beackhead, diplomats Ruth Smith, Coolidge, Ariz.; his here claim, had it not been for stubborn little Joseph Jacobs, a Stangmother, Mrs. Frances Cas- gi.1e Department officer with foresighted ideas. : i : Ben Davis. Graduate Mz. Jacobs id wile calls him “Jakie”), who is the mongoose type never lets go 8, a mg aria Sraquated teeth are in, serves in Italy today, Interest, and ripe for northern 1941 and enlisted in the Marines as Tmliet unger Amb is prod The only way to keep Korea an a few months later. In World ing millions of dollars worth of international feaponsibility, Me. War II he served at Guadalcanal, 'getillery, radios, airplanes and Jacobs saw, was io broaden he Eniwetok and other points. He yahicles to the Italian forces. |support of the Un ations a received the “Purple Heart. and Frosh From Korea prolong the life of the Korean :. | board. i in he was as-;. MF Jacobs, Tike a lone quarter-' yi.” ya.ohs got the ear of an signed to the office of Chief or PACK Playing safety man, saved|,ystralian close to Herbert Evatt, Naval Operations in Washington Korea almost single-handed two the chairman. He, sald: “Listen, and became an orderly to Fleet tT Ar 289. his friends say. Russia goreans have an old custom of Adm. Cher WwW. a *t had the United States a mile out spitting on people who let them He was a member of the Lynd- of position when the play broke. gown, 1 promised the Koreans hurst Baptist Church and (he It happened in Paris at the Untied who came here with me that 1 Ever nM fe 1 Nations General Assembly. would see that the United Nations Bvergreen , tasonic | Lodge. Mr. Jacobs came to Paris fresh|did not desert them. I have no “MISS FORTILITY” OUSTED from Korea, where he had served relish for being covered with KoSANTA FE, N. M,, Oct. 6 (UP) Dearly a year as political rean saliva, and you must per—“Miss Fertility,” a nude stone '© Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge, Mr. Evatt to keep this maiden that aroused the ire of U: 5. commander. Mr. alive.” : i clergymen was: chiseled OF the arrived determined to see That night, when: the Soviets - outside wall of the new State the Newly freed Korea should their filibuster had tri-| Capitol annex today. main as far as possible a Mr. Evatt abruptly, ei — mir Nations responsibility, not : “Adjourned. Final meetRITES FOR TRIPLE AMPUTEE Sam's baby alone. tomorrow at 3 p.m.” © © | TOLEDO, O., Oct. 6 (UP) — Watchdog Cominittee = Gale Whips a vices will be held here Monday! The United Nations had hung, A violent winter gale whipped for Carr BE. +31; a-triple. a. watchdog. committee on Korea. the Channel, and kept the impaamputee of World War II, who But it had never been effective In died yesterday of a heart attack; the northern half, and it had] + S—l——— " ——|only three months of life left. To “{be sure it expired, the Russians sais oud NI SAH dragged out a long filibuster on! : Xmas List of the - the last Say of the General As-

; Dec. 16: “Murat Temple

Korea pro- Viet imperialism." 's waning :

Reds Keep Eye | v On Hong Kong | exosiion opens

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