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Of Troop Movements By China Communists

‘Takes Writer on Wild Sampan Ride To Get Information on Red Operations By JIM G. LUCAS, Scripps-Howard Stuff Writer

soon as we came ashore. I had spent the night on the Taiho, 1 was mystified because yesterday he was hiding.

He indicated I was to follow him 'along the waterfront. my interpreter,

Mr. X was almost beside him- happened?” 1 asked. “You im- | lan

He said that was the case. Meanwhile Yu was talking to

Captain Yu who imediately became a confederate.| {I was put out” with Yu, who en-

Called Bad: Names “The Communists tell the. people,” Yu translated, “that it wasn’t, We boarded can imperialists have

“This very exciting, very mter-1

To me. invaded

but not interesting. You Americans very bad names.

Coal!l got very wet. They always did this, but they Went ‘Aboard Junk are doing it more so now. It is so We were in the sampan for they can explain to the people why

it is necessary to put their young ‘men in the Communist Army and isend them up north. “The men in the junk crew say they want to stay Frere because

what, seemed like hours. Finally

X directed the oarsmen to

went aboard. Mr. X spoke to Yu and then disappeared below

{ o afraid they will be put deck. All Yu would say was that hey are Arai 3 6 a £ Mr. X warted us to wait in the. army and sent nor i Lf sis : they: go back to Haimen. They ew minutes later he came also say they do not believe the

back topside. With him were four bad things the Communists say

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about sAmericans, The Commun: 'most ‘evil-looking characters I've| lists are bad people.” They take ever seen. Their odor almost! more than half th2 people's earndrove me back to the beach. ings for tayes—and leave them Obviously the climax was ap- yepv little proaching and Mr. X seemed de- ya climbed back into the samtermined to wring every drop of pah 2nd started for the beach

drama out of it. He preengd him- yp ~his energies spent—beself as much as if to say: “Ah, See came Nl Back on the beach jnow what a great fellow I am! however, he revived. I tried to look impressed. Yu “Very important news,” he said grinned in triumph. I had no idea «1 know eve rything the Reds do. what secret they were sharing. They don't fool me. Finally, they decided to let me in. Captain Yp grinned. “Mr. X Army Ordered North does not understand,” he said. “He “These men,” said Yu, “arrived thinks you are an Americ an gen(mainland town) eral and you can stop ‘em.

last night. They bring important rms news. They say the Communist PLANS BUSINESS SESSION 21st. Army has been ordered to Silver Star Review 15, Wommove north. Another army from an’s Benefit Associatidn, will Szechuan Province has replaced _ ... tov a business session at 8 it. Our people don’t know the m. tomorrow at 958!: Beville name of the new army. But they. Ave " Mrs. Iva Wise pre sident. know it is from Szechuan be- will be in charge.

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‘are being taken north with the 21st Army, although they do not want to go. “It is rumored they will go

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