European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 8, 1950, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes november 1950 French shift on Bonn arms seen in talks 7 second meeting within a few Days Between French High commissioner Andre Francoi Poncet and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer caused speculation Here today that the French May have modified their views on German Adenauer and Francoi Poncet today discussed the pleven plan for the incorporation of Small German units in a european they had a Long talk on the same subject Only last the timing of today meeting was significant it came the Day be fore the West German bundestag lower House is to debate the controversial militarization it also was held shortly after the re turn from Paris of he had been summoned hastily to Paris and talked with defense mini Ster ren6 French officials said the purpose of the Bonn meeting was to bring the Chancellor up to Date on the French after the meeting an official German statement said Adenauer was satisfied with the the statements were seen by observers As indications that some modification had been made in the French proposals and that they were tending toward the More comprehensive ideas of the Ger Man contribution to european de bid to set up police Force sidetracked at Bonn i socialist bid to set up a West German fed eral police Force by amending the Constitution was referred to two committees for study today after unusually mild debate in the Ower the first attempt to alter the 14monthold Basic Law was sidetracked and Indel nicely Post there a minimum of Oral fireworks As All principal party factions had their say on the police Schumacher Confer with Mccloy 7 High commissioner John Mccloy met Lor six hours yesterday with the two strongest political figures in West Ern Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and opposition Leader Kurt no direct information was Given out after the two sessions but Adenauer seemed particularly pleased with developments when he met newsmen he to discuss his Conversa Tion with the High both conversations Wei held in connection with the scheduled bundestag lower House debate on foreign policy and demilitarization train collision kills 4 British 7 German railway work ers were killed today when a freight train and a repair train collided in dense fog near police Earl recall of Congress predicted 7 Walter George predicted last night president Truman will recall Congress today or shortly afterwards because of the danger the korean conflict will spread to a member of the Senate foreign relations said he was convinced the russians will involve the in a general War with but does not believe the War will become he said he was standing for a presidential order to reconvene he said he believed except for the would have done so before cites reason i am sure the president will Issue a Call some time on election Day or the morning after and that he has delayed it Only because had he called it before election Day charges of politics would have been the senator George said he Felt from the beginning that it would have been Wise to occupy the North korean capital at but go no but since the chinese have been engaged they must be met it could be a War which will drag out for a arduous Span of he electorate flocks to polls continued from Page 1 tween Republican Thomas Dewey and his democratic jammed the polling places the first three new York locked in a fou Way mayoralty handled 10 to 25 per cent of its expected Vole in the first two and on half mudslinging appeared to have clouded most of the issues in the state and Pennsylvania a heavy share of the votes expected to be cast was registered particularly in Philadelphia and Pitts one 33 con Gressmen and a governor Are to be with Republican James Duff favored Over democratic Francis Myers in the main contest for the Senate Ohio Robert against democratic state auditor Joseph a record vote of was predicted and it started pouring in especially in t a f to Home foreign policy and labor Are the big Illinois Senate democratic Leader Scott Lucas battling for his political life against former gop Everett with the democrats crying isolationism and the republicans Chi where almost half the states anticipated vote will be reported a very heavy Early Maryland and connect both scenes of bitter partisan also reported a big Early double transfusion a wounded Marine calmly reads a letter from Home while receiving a blood transfusion near a Battlefront South of in units gain 2 Miles continued from Page j gained Yards of lost ground North of the Chongchol River de sense it carried the British to within five Miles of had to abandon two Days a British patrol got within a mile and a of the United nations commanders took Little encouragement from the fact that there has been no major Contact with the communists in the last 43 hours and that the reds seemed to be in a spokesman said they might have withdrawn to better defensive positions in View of their failure to Dent the Chongchol on the piping broadcast admits China reds fight in Korea 7 picked up in Hon Kong and attributed to the communist piping said today that chinese communist troops now Are fighting in the broadcast announcement constituted the first admission by the scat of the communist regime in China that chinese actually were fighting in the announcer declared that Chi Nese forces fighting in were composed of workers and peasants who volunteered to fight against the americans in order to defend their own the broadcast added that an additional troops were concentrated on the North Bank of the Yalu River ready to enter dec Road conditions Heidelberg 7 the Neucom Provost marshals of fice reported the roads in aug Bremerhaven and Wiesbaden As the remaining areas i the zone wet and Mustangs claim on red jets near Yalu continued Page 1 dispatched after word was received by radio of the yank Pilot Downs 2 yaks in dogfight near Border 7 Amer ican fighter Pilot yesterday shot Down two Russia made yak3 fighters near North korean City on the manchurian capt Howard Bra Den t o got credit for both they were the fifth and possibly sixth Yak fighters shot Down by members of the 5th air Force 18th fighter bomber Price was flying a reconnaissance Mission with it George of Park and it Henry of they were East of sin Iju when they saw six yaks coming from the sin Iju is across the Yalu River from the manchurian City of an when i hit he started smoking and pieces flew off his he flipped on his Back and bailed Price when i last saw the he was floating Down in a Square looking i didst wait to see where he in the had one of the yaks in the kill i climbed right up his Tail and then my guns jammed i was so mad i shot my rockets at but they missed and went under his 1 saw him Peel off and dive when the rockets went i followed him Down and when i broke the climb i let him have i caught him with machine gun fire and he started to then Olie was on my Wing through the whole the other yaks so we came other they might be reforming for another big he in who were almost caught in a Gigantic red trap last were going Forward cautiously this the solid Anglo Amer ican front above Anju gained its objectives yesterday with Strong air the australians reported the heaviest resistance of the Day in this sector when they ran into 100 reds on the left intelligence reports showed the chinese and North koreans still were reinforcing and supplying their fighting men from a spokesman for Gen Douglas Mac Arthur speculated that the chinese Mit Fht be in Korea merely to protect the system of hydroelectric plants which Supply China with much he added that it was too soon to determine the real objective of these alien communist eastward drive Mac Arthur announced that the 1st Cav some units of which were Cut and shattered in a red at tack last had returned to action North of Eastern Anchor of the Chongchol River cavalry stragglers still were com ing Back to lines from the in san area the 2d inf div was driving eastward in Central Korea toward a linkup with x corps who have been cleaning out Northeast Korea against somewhat lighter opposition than in the the 13 div was moving slowly eastward through rugged South korean troops of the ii corps were battering to Chon with artillery fire from its that which bore the Brunt of a in air assault was reported in flaming the 7th Marine Hegt shoved Forward one mile on the Road to the heavily defended Choshin Reservoir and was reported five Miles North of with a patrol even pilots operating along Yalu River Washington 7 american pilots in Korea Are operating right up to the chinese Bor Der along the Yalu the air Force reported a spokesman said that the far Eastern air Force had lifted an earlier ban against flights within three Miles of a pilots have been repeatedly and strictly warned against any action that might provoke inter National the of and pilots have orders to at tack Only what they can see on the korean Side of the River 12 survivors of red trap reach safety with 24th 7 up j twelve foot sore and exhausted j american survivors of the 1st Cav dive lost battalion reached j safety Early after fighting their Way out of communist death traps and working their Way out of Hills for six Days and More than 500 cavalrymen were killed or captured last week when communists overran positions in a night attack against elements of two battalions South of British find dead reds dressed As troops with the British 7 and Sutherland highlanders Clearing a Hillside North of across the Chong Chon River found the bodies of several red troops dressed in the British believe they were behind theoines guerrillas who had been Given the Mission to blow up the Bridge Over the River at american weapons were found j beside the together with Sticks of explosives and sets of j army to use French ports continued from Page 1 tails were not yet available to the army authorities who will operate he also declined to reveal How Many troops would be sent to the French or whether any were already in because recent army orders have placed All such information in a classified he said France would probably considerably from the new which will probably move almost entirely on the French rail asked whether any similar agree ments were in Prospect with any other neighbouring european coun he not to our knowl but Only Washington would know the first american ships with supplies for Germany were expected to Dock at the French ports within the next four in addition to the depots at the two the it was will establish intermediary Supply dumps across France into most of the supplies will be hauled to Germany by but american sources said some prob ably would be trucked As the actual route of the new Supply line and the location of the intermediary Supply depots were not the sources stressed under the agreement the army is merely Given unloading and Ware House facilities in the two French 21 on missing plane in Rocky mountains continued from Page 1 mediately organized a party to go to Home stake and Highway patrol officers started for the pass from the East the twin engined Airliner left Chicago for Seattle at pm est last night and stopped at Minneapolis in it left Helena on schedule at elevations at Pipestone where the Airliner May have gone Range near the almost feet higher than Bevin to visit Germany 7 Secretary Ernest Bevin will visit Germany As soon As a foreign office spokesman said to night no Date has yet been the spokesman