Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1950 — Page 4

honkeaiiing on Yalu— Pond Separates Yanks, Chinese

Gls Relieved That Reds Stayed On Own Side in Final Advance

By FRED SP ARKS

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Nov.. 23 (CDN)—When the first GI patrol of this'S reached the Yalu River—the border stream with SE breathed an icy sigh of relief, . Phe Chinese Communists stayed on their side of the

i pies did nothing to block the last lap of this ad-

Fray guerriiias || S. Metal Needs Squeezes Video

= holed up in the surrounding 2 air-conditioned mountains and Z caves, nobody has been firing any Benny Is 2d Fiddle To Jet Planes By Science Service

< shots in this area for days. Those of us on the spot when our troops first rammed the = Chinése Communists could smell the third world war. Today—with the border reached t and the Chinese absent—our

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morale is jet-propelled. - x WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 Jet . = ‘planes have put the squeeze on Winter New Enemy 2 Howdy Doody and Jack Benny. Even the other recent eriemy Defense needs for cobalt, a = Old Man Winter—has temporar- gjjyer-white metal which can fly turned off his Siberian deep withstand the hell's fire of jet he . and gas turbine engines. will be

Oh, it's going to be mighty cold or the GIs of the 17th Infantry ent who will dig in tonight looking the Yalu. And it'll ighty tough digging with the frozen like a petrified pie-

felt first by makers of television and radio sets. A cut of 70 per cent has been made by the National Production Authority in November deliveries of cobalt for non-defense purposes. Chief among civilian uses ybe the temperature will dip of cobalt are special alloy steels above. But that’s 30 de- used in making permanent magwarmer than it was a few nets in television, radio and teleAgo when aid stations were plione receivers. : clogged with kids getting treated. For a week cobalt has been © for frozen feet, hands and ears. (frozen completely by government The GIs will have a watch on order. A spokesman for the # the Yalu tonight. It'll be lit by Radio - Television ‘Manufacturers an almost full moon ‘and they'll Association said that without any be ready to welcome any Chinese cobalt at all, the industry would § ferry boats. Patrols will snoop have had to shut down completearound the mountain passes. But ly by the end of the year, our airborne rocketeers have been Cobalt alloy magnets are used whizzing up and down the Yalu in the electrical generators of an day without finding a target airplane and tank engines. Mixed Rr of a BB gun with beryllium and coppér. cobalt Like Sore Thumb goes into the propellor hubs of This division sticks out strictly Piston-driven aircraft. like a sore thumb poking its nose Is Vital in Alloys at Red China. The Marines are But the most vital use of this 100 miles to our left and the highly-strategic metal is in alloys. ROKs miles to the south, on our Mixed with chromium and tung-

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right. sten, it makes a material called As I found out in a jeep-ride stellite. Stellite is the stuff of ealculated to unnerve a stone high-speed, heavy-duty, highBuddha, supply lines to this divi- temperature . cutting tools which

# sion and the front wind around are harder than any steel at red like threads hot temperatures, EE a spool. And they are - Special steel alloys are made often as slippery as Rockefeller containing “cobalt, These steels = = = Center skating rink. ‘have wide uses in munitions and = i Which is the reason vital sup- defense equipment.

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% plies have been or will be air- Vitallium, an alloy containing § dropped to GIs along the Yalu. (about 65 per cent cobalt, 30 per And they will receive turkeys ¢ent chromium and 5. per cent

from the sky! molybdenum, is used as a heat.

At least that's the promise even resistant material in gas turbines ie they have to cook them over 3nd jet engines, (It also is used open bonfires and toss the drum- by dentists and doctors as a non aticks into the Yalu, now almost corrosive, electrically neutral 3 completely frozen over. metal for teeth fillings and surgi- : Primitive Living cal needs.) Here we find ourselves in a . Used In Paints section of Korea as primitive as a Cobalt compounds are vital in 3 cavenan's club. making enamels stick to metal. As they peer at oul passing They are used as pigments in Z skidding convoys, I am told many paint, to color glass, in livestock = locals are seeing their first white feeds and in nickel-plating. % man-let alone their first Yanks.! The major source of cobalt in # They live under thatched roofs the world is the Belgian Congo.

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= with clever brush windbreaks pro- A single company, the African ——S-tucting-thenr- fromthe gates tint SLES COrp. aL New-York dy-the rip past the snow-capped peaks. only - cobalt, = importer. ln. this country, ‘only. an insignificant

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They have features eaps—Mongolian style, from the waist at the truders.

amount is produced, although the in United States is far and away ithe world’ 8 biggest user of cobalt. So remote is the last lap to the

Yalu that the Polar Bear Regi- Wabash Junior Heads ment (the 31st) is being fed -by : : oxcart train—they are among the Tau Kappa Alpha Regio ridges where an airdrop would be TC FAWFORDSVIT, “Nov: "23 impractical, Eldown K. Andrews of Battle So these primitive people are (reek, Mich. a junior at Wabash fast learning the glories of capi-i College. has been named presi talism, for they are being well dent of the Indiana-Michigan re paid ‘(in supplies) for loaning gion of Tau Kappa Alpha, earts and beasts and their own He was elected at the ninth re guiding hands. {gional conference of nine Indrana Copyright, , 1950, for The Indianapolis Times chapters a at Purdue University, STEAM TURBINE ENGINES | - Steam turbine engines able to Barber Did Well produce 500,000 kilowatts of elec-! HOLYOKE Mass. (UP) When = tricity are now possible, engineers Theadore Adams, a barber, died it ‘3 state; the development of new was discovered that. his estate £ materials is accountable. was valued- -at $47, 234.

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