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the war if and when the day comes
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officers are suspicious of his former
Nationalist connections.
Private Chang Kong-Hang, 126th
Division, 42nd Communist Chinese
army, also is 20 years old. He was
drafted into the Red army a year
ago.
The prisoners said they crossed the
Lalu River into North Korea about
a month ago. They didn’t volunteer;
they were ordered to start marching
and for a time they weren’t sure
where they were going. Finally they
were told that a civil war was under
a ay in Korea and that they were on
their way to help the Korean Reds.
They first found out that te ene-
my included American troops when
they took up their front-line posi-
tions. The way they found it out
was that their officers told them if
they were captured the Americans
would torture and kill them. Then
they were sent out on patrol and
were wounded when they ran into
heavy fire from strong American de-
fense positions.
Chapman found the two Chinese
in an American mobile hospital.
“Why did you come to Korea?" he
asked.
"God knows," one of them replied.
There probably are Chinese Com-
'Thomas saia 1t all goes back to
the first real need—build ours and
Europe’s defense. This,- he believes,
will require two years. . ’ " -
“Then we can talk turkey in
terms of a strong foreign policy"
HOUSTON, Nov. 13-(UP)—Rep.
Albert Thomas, D.. Texas., believes
that all therforces that will set in-
flation moving are about ready to
break loose unless controls are set
up immediately
Thanas, just back from a trip to
Germany for the House appropria-
tions committee, was emphatic about
the need to rearm Europe and for
Controls to beok the tremendous
budget this will require. . .
"We certainly have got to have
allocation of critical materials," and
we should have had frozen prices
and wages four months ago. The
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question of what we can gain by one of her puppets, we will move 'on
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munists, especially upper-echelon
officers, who would be willing to
volunteer to help their North Korean
comrades. But not many of them
have appeared on the battlefields, I
and most of the troops are bewilder-
ed youhgmen like Shiah and Chang
who dont want to Volunteer for any-
thing except to be sent home to cul-
tivate rice and live in peace.
something besides hearsay ‛
Russia. she’ll-understand that.’*
Russia’s aim, the congressman
said, -is - to bankrupt - the 'United
States, and he believes she can'doPit.
’ He said he would-not bef surprised
if by June 30,51951,
’ fiscal year, - America - had obligated
herseif to spend '$40,000,000,000 • on
defnse. • • • -rrk- ’
'- Thomas said his trip convinced
him that' “We’re going to have to get
busy with a European - army and
give Germany a part in that arm.
“Germany is the-first line of de-
of private because the Communist i sist their troops are volunteers is u. S. planes roamed over the Korean
that they want to leave a door open peninsula upopposed.
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’ fense against Russia,»and. without
[ Germany there will be no industrial
harmony or peace in' Europe," he
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 13—(UP) —
U. S. Air Force planes destroyed 48
enemy jet and propeller driven air-
craft during thie period Nov. 1 thru
Nov. 11, an Air Force spokesman;
said today.
In dogfights, he said, Air Force
planes destroyed tw MIG-lb’s, So-
viet-made jets, and 16 Yaks, a pro-
peller driven plane also of Soviet
make. They probably destroyed 15
more MiG's and damaged 14 MiG’s
and 9 Yaks in air battles, the
spokesman added.
An additional 30 aircraft were de-
stroyed on the ground by U. S.
planes, he said, accounting for the
total 48 definitely destroyed.
The epemy resumed air operations
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but he never can rise above the rank. The reason the Chinese Reds in- Nov. 1 after a long lull during which
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“If not, the Democratic-party is
wrecked.”
Thomas said the war situation
“looks terribly bad." •
“Itsjnt a question of whether
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William Chapman when he- inter-
viewed them 5 after they Ahad - been
wounded and captured. Private Shi-
ah Wen-Chiang, 15th Division, 42nd
Communist Chinese Anny, is. 20
years old. He has been fighting since
he was 15 years old and for him there
: is no future in.being.aisoldier. He
formerly fought in the Chinese Na-
tionalist army of Chiang Kai-Shek
i and was drafted into the Red Army,
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Craze, Victor. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 309, Ed. 1 Monday, November 13, 1950, newspaper, November 13, 1950; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1418187/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.