European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 26, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page v the stars and stripes october 195q China reds order Advance into Tibet liberate troops told oct 25 Monist chinese armies have been ordered to Advance into Tibet to free tibetans from Imperi Alist the new China news Agency reported Tram chunking the broadcast monitored Here said the Southwest China Branch of the communist the South West military area and the head quarters of the 2d Field army had issued a political mobilization do restive to the Peoples army units advancing towards the broadcast said communist units have been ordered add Vance into Tibet to consolidate the ret Iona defense of the Western Borders of China task political mobilization directive informed the advancing units thai it is their glorious liberate the people of Copi plete the unification of the whole of prevent the imperialists from invading one Inch of the territory of the fatherland and Safe guard and build up the Frontier regions of the it referred to Tibet As a part of China through this was the first confirmation from chinese sources that actual military movement toward Tibet had Foi weeks unconfirmed reports of invasion have been circulating through the far the directive Aiso Laid Down Rule for relations with the tibetan people during and after the inva to Lear the local language and adhere strictly to All disciplinary Tibet delegates in India scoff at invasion report new 25 tibetan delegation Here today flatly denied that the chinese communists had invaded their tar air Stepon our very departure for peking is tantamount to a denial of invasion the chinese embassy also denied that there has been an radio War plan Laid to East zone oct 25 Ger Many is strengthening its Joist radio network for a new air War with the the High commission the newspaper said the soviet zone government will erect a transmitter in Berlin to replace an obsolete Sta three hew shortwave transmit ters also Are planned in East Ger one of which will be beamed at West Germany from a Border Neue Zeitung Winter Snow hits Italy 25 the first Winter Snow appeared near today on the Apennine Moum Border set As goal for in forces continued from Page 1 yesterday in the fighting near in 27 Miles Northeast of Anju at j the Mouth of the a Hongchun j Stackhouse said the prisoner re ported that chinese comm i Nis troops began crossing into to j Rea 19 and were taking up de i pensive positions South of the Yalu i which forms the korean manchurian but intelligence officers at Gen Douglas Macarthur said they had received no reports along that line from the South koreans eighth army intelligence officers also discounted the one of a flurry that the shattered remnants the North korean army might last Stan just South of the reporter says Rok unit reached Border 17 Tokyo oct 25 stars and stripes reporter said to Day of korean 3d div reached bed hints manchurian climaxing a drive up korean East coast no serious sgt telephoned his Tokyo Ironi in Southeastern he accompanied to the Border and made a slow return trip by the report was no officially con but neither was flatly a spokesman at Gen Doug Las Macarthur asked about the expressed the opinion that the person who made this report must have been in Waters said the South koreans completed a 450mile March from to the Border area in the Namsa he said he and Fred of International news accompanied the he said that both sent their copy out Friday but no report yet been received from Fred South korean Vanguard 32 Miles from Frontier 25 korean troops thrust to within 32 Miles of the manchurian Border tonight As North koreans fled in of carts and on foot before the five northward driving United nations there was no resistance except for Small arms fire in a few but in some areas already passed red guerrillas were reported the Rok 6th div is reported to be the closest to the it is four Miles West of and about 20 Miles Northwest Guichon in North Central considerate thieves 25 thieves stripped three new wheels and tires from Roy hardys car Lere and replaced Thorn with old after Royal christening Britain Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh with their new 2monthold Alice after her the a naval flew to London from Malta for the Gigar Eudeal trial of civilian recessed at amp oct 25 special Thev trial of my civilian former manager of the Hammond Barracks Post Exchange at has been continued to an indefinite according to Ervin 5th judicial District assistant attorney Vor Essaid the began last was continued to allow presiding judge Peter Stupar to sit on a special Case in Pezich is being tried on 12 counts charging transactions involving Cigar ets allegedly taken from the he is accused of Belling illegally 775 Cartons of Cigar ets in return for Dollar instruments and As Well As causing 450 additional Cartons of Cigar ets to be removed the during the trials first two Days defense counsel Vogel several times moved questioning the legality of the Ger Man criminal code and military government ordinances under which the charges were Stupar sustained for Dis Missal of one but denied the us schedule Malaya Aid talks 25 american talks begin Here Friday on a British plea for military help to defeat reeled guerrillas in last april Britain asked the for an initial instalment of about in military goods for her forces in the us agreed in principle to that some help already has been British soldiers in for Are being equipped with Clay leaves for states continued from Page i crusade for Freedom arrived in Bonn this morning from he led the ceremonies dedicating the Freedom Bell iat Allied High commission head he conferred informally with High commissioner John j and a noon paid a Call upon Heuss president of the West German re More troops Clay declared additional Amer ican troops would be sent to Ger Many within a few asked How Many divisions would be required to repel the Man who commanded occupation forces Here for three years up to May replied that is impossible to the surest deterrent against an attack is the will of free people to destroy the attack and the finds Progress whether he believed rus Sia would Start aggressive Clay remarked anyone who possesses an army can Start an sometimes even individuals commit Clay said he found obvious Progress everywhere in Western and commented wryly that traffic is nearly As dangerous As in the Berlin boy on the return via pan american world airways strato Clay was accompanied by Wolfgang 15yearold Berlin Schoolboy who will take part in a Freedom foundation National award ceremony in the saturday As a representative of free Berlin others on the same flight were Minnesota Luther Young Dahl and three directors of the crusade for French fort under attack in Viet bilk 25 communists attacked the isolated French Mountain fortress of la Okay tonight in what May Bethe Start of a major French military Headquarters Here said the French Garrison was in Contact with Advance elements of the vie Minh Force and French artillery had opened fire of the and 160 Miles Northwest of of the Northern has been isolated since there was no indication of the size of the attacking but officials said it might be the Start of a major Only a few hours military Headquarters disclosed that civilians were being evacuated by plane from last important outpost guarding the red River Valley Indochina a main Rice continued from Page 1 and for an fear and that abuse i raise a the Prague communique called for a big four proclamation against demilitarization of Ger economic a Quick peace treaty creation of an Al Germany constitutional Acheson said the Western Powers sees abuse in comia lorm proposals for Germany since the rime is Long i passed when the world can be stirred to Hope by general phrases from the soviet Union about Dis Narf Merit and peace and German cite East Force we want the threatening German army capricious restraints on internal German Trade free Democrat pc elections held in All of he Acheson the Prague com Munique should have Beer directed to which is allowing East Germany to produce arms for East Ern european use and where soldiers been trained and equipped with tanks and Acheson also again russian de Tention of Many of Ger Man and japanese prisoners of the Export import Bank has authorized Yugoslavia to use part of credits already granted her to Purchase food he said this was Only the first move by the to help famine stricken Acheson read a Brief statement regarding French proposals for a Western european Force and said subsequently that it was Clear that the suggestions by French Premier Rene pleven did not supplant the Schuman the Secretary said the Schuman plan was now More important than Ford to Price line 25 Ford motors and spot today with an would hold of its Price line despite spiralling l the head of Ford motor this with his statement that not boost Everin the face of a in labor and material costs brought on by wage increases and soaring steel mail six Independent Wil Hudson and upped prices within the past two months and it was expected that the big three to ult shove theirs a convenient time to announce Price increases is when a firm introduces new when Ford lifted the wraps off its restyled 1951 models most Industry observers expected a slight boost i Price controls but Ford said Nis firm wants sure Are doing our part in holding the line inflation hurts among other a con Truing inflationary trend would require widening government control of our for a Long period of there was no comment from other but both pm and Chrysler recently announced that they planned no Price increases at this they declined to make As sweeping a statement As Ford about future Law approves Ford put it squarely up to the other two Industry leaders when he said we know that voluntary action on the part of just one com Pany cannot halt an inflationary a spokesman for the United Auto workers Cio said the Law glad to see that the Ford motor agrees that there is no necessity or justification for Caprice in the Law said government Fig ures indicate that the Auto producers could increase their payrolls 15 per cent and still make 30 per cent haircut trimmed to 35c Winter 25 cites oldest and largest Barbershop trimmed the Price of a haircut yesterday to 35 cents from so the Workingman can afford to look other Barbers said they planned toehold the Price at