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Is This Where We Came In?

talemate to Continue Mao's Bases Bombed :

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weeks prove (to .a lot of com-

petent military observers) that the stalemate feared. by’ Gen. Douglas MacArthur might be upon us with all the

grinding heartbreak such a c

ndition. imposes.

It will not be a stalemate in the Maginot Line sense

of the word when for long months during the phony war the French and Germans

snarled at each other over beer and wine—and acres of concrete

It will, in fact, duplicate what has already happened: Just after (some of us) tossed our Thanksgiving: wishbones into the Yalu River the Chinese manpower mass climbed over our extended lines like ants over a garden hose. ” n es’ WE STARTED to travel south for the winter when—for reasons best known to Mobster Mao's masterminds — the Chinese foe stopped pushing us. "We turned around and slowly and painfully marched back to North Korea. Then two weeks ago Sunday, Peiping’s platoons attacked again and south we rolled. But ahem the Chinese drive once more petered out like stock prices during a bear market. We halted, this time north of Seoul. Now we sit around Bullet Boulevard scratching our flea bites and wondering “if this is where we came in. What next?” Some of our outfits have been up and down the same dusty roads 80 often they know them like they know their own wives; they pitch their tents in the same rice paddies abandoned months ago.

THIS “fluid stalemate’ will go

on (many believe) as long ag gur|”

Korean adventure is the “half-

hearted war.”

It is the “half-hearted war’ be-|

cause: We do

planes and more than half his

divisions. But he still has enough | enough forces available to cuff us around whenever he is willing |

to pay the price totaled in human | bodies. un ® ”

WHY DID the Chinese poop out| landed Apr. 22,

after their sock, sent us reeling? These on-the-spot Opinions are offereds ~— They now mtend to merely to hold . the line around the 38th Parallel, playing some sort of political parcheesi. The Chinese did not except us to buckle the wav we did and seek entirely new dogs some . miles south. Accordingly they were not ready to follow up. ~—They were so badly hurt-- the price was so horrible—that they simply quit cold. There is no question but that our artillery which we have learned to mass brilliantly, some say rivaling the Russian use of cannon at Stalingrad, crippled and killed thousands. (In a hasty inspection of the

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