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Will Delhi seek refuge abroad 'if the ititu'smana sister of the New that - Minister stion growl 'worse- - Mt mother newspaper -- only until' they reached an emergency hospital where ;launch, pump; changed their- minds- - Left to riihe Chrlitiae Arnold, 3; Annette Arnold, 112; Larry Lindberg, and Alexis Jeer' ,Addington, 3, all,of Whom took part in the ,same backyard feast; and Diana Kelly; 1 8 months, who tiled the diet ill by berselL (AP Wirephcrto) , - kt t.:11 ho is , NONE-T-OO EGOOD,., five Youngster; found ant paste a delight to their palates, but 1S:73-4- 11 tame not to. , - - Lot asked 'the Dalati Lha1t Dicem5le 3, 14Aortstmg,' r.pott.LK1 - However nearly a ton of Tidirecting eastern betan gold. has left Lhasa for defense operations from 'Modie by pack train arid the Calrdant, reports Cornmunittsezad- eutta Statesman said Tibetan vancing from two skies off the are reported . seeking a agents main Chamdo-Lhas- a trail. house the Dalai Lama ill for 'Mel dispatch Della .from Kalimpong. a borde trad- 'KalimporigStatesman said Calcutta 'nit ofing center, said the Chinese fensive is being led by a rene- the Dalai Lama's araumption of of the gade Tibetan monk; Sherab Gy- fidt powers and ending a- bid for in tiov.17. rtgentY1 served as amtio: who recently vice president of' the Tibetan Tibetan unity came sifter a $esZion , with Tibet's principal provisional (Communist ac- government in Kansa Buddhist oracles. By this NEW DELHI.' India (AP) A Tibetan. battle in' which both the Dalai troops -- and Red Chinese invaders Suffered heavy ciunalties Wall reported in a Halimpons dispatch to the New Delhi Statesman Saturday. The site- of the engagement was defined only as "somewhere between Chamdo and Lhasa." The Chinese previously have been reported within 250 miles of Lhasa,. Tibet's isolated 'capi, hal, in their drive westward ' from Chamdo.'' utes, Sunday , city, a NEws,-sitt-unk- tovir:full powers to have lett, Lhasa tfact Nechung reconunended a rake fict. Lams Dalai that the aIct YeaT main Lb j India. Stilts of was er I , cirsmtr Sel.ienth- 7 6 w--- mthiangdfrect-thenrzvoermenz1- Uri planeshadpar.' Dhasion-troopt- ea , Air Forces att- the city badbigun. achuted-mo- re than a quarter FOR ATTACK 1RACED million MADRAS,. India (AP) potmdsof ammunition , , supplies. dies amhassedor to Soviet !tus- ''' International News Service and FerLee ARTILLERY Wu vs Correspondent E LITTLE, here sle told newsmen, k. - rero reported from the field: day "if there is to be no :Correspondent : Ferrero re, agree"Thesecond battle for Pyongment between.'lhe big powers yang appeared to be ready to ported that the attacking Chinon the Korean , issue, - that begin at any moment as United ese Fr far have used only r Nations forces braced them, small amount of armored weameans the failure of men, selvesi for a Chinese. assault pons and artillery. depending The ambassador, Dr. Sarvapmostly on wave alter wave of urn Radhakrishnen. said t he from three directions on the foot soldiers. , upital." had returned from Moscow,for ,An Eighth Army G;n. MacArthur But Douttas spokesman ' "the usual routine consultative Indicated that evacuation of the warned in Tokyo that the Chin- back and there will go vialt," former Red capital might be ese armies are January. but he gave ad indi- r"with modern efficient weapons Radbakrisiman's return coin-- necessary cation ' that evacuation had capable of comparison with that rides with Indian diplomatic of ady other nation.", activity in New Delhi and Lake gitthAinv puke Sticcess on the Korean crisis. far to the north Chinese troops said at midnight that itpoo Diplomats bt New Delhi expect attacked trapped U. S. Marines Reds are concentrated 25 miles Minister Jawaharal and recaptured the town of Prime northeast of Pyongyang and Nehru to break his silence on Leathir- more than 30,000 others in.the The . Korean developments as soon necks fell back toward Haguru center of the line below the t as the Indian foreign office south of the frozen reservoir. Chongchon River. These esti- completes an exchange of view t Battle-wor- n elements of the mates were based on air- - re-- ; with southeast Asian and mid-- U. S. Seventh Division also ports: dle east capitals. The spokesmad added grim- - I fought their way into Haturtl, Another member of Moscow's far behind Communist spear- ly diplomatic colony. British A- heads advancing on liamkung "The Eighfth Arrly will not m-bamdor Sir David Kelly.. ar- 1$ miles away. withdraw from any position or ived in London Saturday for from anywhere until forced to SLAT 130 REDS , consultations with Foreign Sec-- , do so by enemy action." I A headquarters communique rotary Ernest Bevin. 'APPLIES-T- O CAPITAL said the Marines killed 930 Reds t And if the Eighth Army with. and Captured 53 during Saftirday's bitter fighting.' Enemy draws from any area he said "it ' opposition in the Changjin sec--. will destroy thmits of nililtIry tor was described as "moder- value I. the enemy. ate to strong, supported by ar"This military policy wiM apMEXICO Carl tillery." ply if it becomes necessary to former- llortk ,KeT dent,Miguet Aleman Amide an--i Red China's Peiping radio cvaCttate 7 0110 Clainied inn annadtastSiaturd,ay f Wort Pyongyang,-."-e"I- n squelch election reports with a state- night that a Communist force sueh facilities Pyongyang ment be expects .to start larm- had driven a wedge between as the Army has restored since Hamhung and the - Changjia the city was taken by United ing when his present term reservoir. expires. Nations forces will be left as The Mexican constitution The enemy broadcast said the Eighth Army ,found them. a forbids president to succeed the Coimnunists "surrounded" "Specifically. the Army will himself but there have been the U. S. Seventh Army Di- leave the power and water sysDimovements Marine vision First the sporadic and recently tems as it found them. to eliminate this ban. The vision and declared "coMplete bridges, buildings American and"Railroads, president . has said such move- anpihilption'Thf -all facilities- - restored by enti oglinst -- his wriihes.amiti Artn3r- will be left as they were when United Nations troops entered yang." , 4$ MILES FROM WONSAN He emphasized that no supOFFICIAL FORECAST or facilities of value plies SALT LAKE AND 'VICINITYThickening cloudiness Sun- whatsoever would be any left to the some with snow intermittent becoming cloudy day Sunday night and Monday. tittle Change in temperature Sunday, somewhat enemy. , warmer Sunday night. High Sunday 41. low Monday mornins 29. UTAHIncreasing cloudiness northArest Sunday, becoming cloudy with possible Intermittent light snow Sunday', night and Monday. Fair south and east Sunday ' becoming partly cloudy Cee9nutd ,treet Prat Pate w 'Monday-Vtith-feflufriet over --mountains Stmdaridght-ari- d Monday. Little change in temperature except somewitat warmer a 'full and frank" conversation low Monday morning "and established general identiSunday night High Sunday SOLTHERN .IDA110Occasional light snow Sunday and ty of views on the objective in Sunday night. Monday mostly cloudy with scattered light snow thei4PrerStarOnatiMiLlitqlo ivettrzolosgroer'vahrogittairrofeilitperettifeiriVititSilittlir3VilrlifiV'S'iii4k , aioa. High Monday night Attlee's meeting with PresiCOLORADO--Fai- r.. Rising temperature Sunday. Monday dent Truman next Tuesday and Increasing cloudiness, snow flurries northwest portion. High the Anglo-Frenc- h meeting Sat0 north and west, 3 east. Sunday arranged quickly urday . WYOMLINGPartly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Few allow After Mr. Truman said the Unit'hurries western mountains Sunday. Warmer Sunday, colder ed States is considering use of west and north Monday afternoon. High Monday 30,40 west of the atomic bomb. against the elsewhere. Continental Divide, 35-4- 5 Chinese Comunist invaders of with rain in central and north pOrtioni. Korea. NEVADACloudy 40-523-3Low Sunday night Warmer. High LAM itROPEAle SUPPORT ' PRECIPITATIONBoth strongly favor an &B.01 Dec..1 sine Precipitation out effort to localize the Departure since Dec. 1 2.59 flict, create a buffer; zone bePrecipitation since Oct. 1, 1950 . .02 tween Korea and China, then Departure since Oct. 1, 1950 COMPARATIVE TEMPERATCRES negotiate with Comunist China For Salt Lake, City: High 47, low 28, mean 38,'normal 34. for a settlement. It was learned that the probA year ago: High 50, low 25. All time high for month 66; All ur time low for month 21. Temperaturesfor the period lem of rearming western Europe with all possible speed was , ending at 13:30 p.m. Saturday were: discussed fully. Max.601.Nya. 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