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Show THE JOURNAL Page 2 Saturday. PECEMBfn Fr WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS K &' Truman and Attlee Hold Series of Washington Meeting vy United Nations Troops Are Forced to Retreat in Korea ' f , ' A", Prime Minister Attlee of Britain and President Truman held a series of conferences in Washington during which the leaders of the two most powerful democratic nations discussed the world situation in general and the Korean crisis in particular. Although no official announcement had been made on topics under discussion, reliable sources said they tried to solve three questions: .A! 1. Should the divided, badly outnumbered, .and already reduced forces of the U.N. be withdrawn The from Korea as soon as possible, or IN SUMMERS IIIDEOUT weather in Palm Springs, Calif., should they remain and try to fight was sunny and warm enough for It out? 2. Should the western powers, 11 Dianne Carlson to pose at an outdoor pool while fellow citizens in they withdraw or are forced out, the east were wearing longles to then carry on a naval and air temperatures blockade of Communist China in an keep out attempt to make the governing of and snow. China by the Communists as difficult as possible, or should they KA reject such a course as an internin' sv, able and fruitless operation and choose instead to divert their forces to the defense of Europe andor southeast Asia? 3. Is a combination of these two courses possible? For example, would it be possible to arrange, through India or the U. N. a ceasefire at the 38th parallel, with a view to seeking an honorable solution, Your ture U,Sl Savin9s j, Bon it (EDITORS NOTE! When pinions art expressed In these columns, they are those of Western Newspaper Unions news analysts and not necessarily f this newspaper.) 2 M ... AMHUNG M open $oo to . . but she says that , today are inclined to m, h .on ,iust luck. One Mrs. Anderson says, is acl fiction she isnt going she thanks her lucky st? saying KOREAN .. ?erso". 3EU! ."n?.?. Detroit, Mich., uST ipi NORTH sub-freezi- ng . ... .T- - aJ feAeling so good Mrs. Anderson so good now because SEOUL jOUTH kOREA velvet-brown-and-whi- te grand-champio- IMWWWMWWWWW fat-catt- le cost-of-livin- 830-pou- nd I cost-of-livin- impossible against BOMB SHELTERS she she fee is taki HADACOL. She was suffer! from a deficiency of Vitamins! B2, Niacin, and Iron which HAD, col contains. and, if no such solution is offered, then carrying on a limited war Communist armies, estimated to total 1,000,000 men, plunged against Red China? Observers were also quick to point out of Manchuria and smashed the United Nations offensive that out that the meeting of the two was was launched to end the war. Pyongyang, capital of North Korea, further designed to show the world was lost and U.N. troops retreated southward. Military observthat Britain and the United States ers were hesitant to name a probable defense line. One possibility were united in purpose. seemed just north of Seoul, capital of South Korea. Many observers put the problem facing the President and the Prime KOREA: VENEZUELA PRESIDENT . . . Minister this way: To get peace cn GRAND-CHAMPIOHeartbreak Road Dr. German Suarez Flamerich, honorable terms if they can, but to civilian, was Installed recently as continue to punish aggression if Texas Steer Wins Honor The situation In Korea hereford reachedmilitary A president of the junta ruling Vene- they cannot, without becoming inthe point where no one zuela. He succeeds Lt. Col. Carlos volved in a general war with Red steer from Texas was crowned would predict what would happen n steer at the Inter- next. The situation was considered Degado Chalbuad, who was assas- China and without getting too many sinated several months ago. of their forces pinned down in the national Livestock Show. serious, and before this reaches The nations choice chunk of beef far east. print, may be desperate. was shown Lloyd by The two men were said to agree Military observers throughout the on one point, that Europe, not Asia, Robinson, Big Spring, Texas. world were asking themselves if was and 1,075 It pounds weighed is the decisive theater of operations. another Dunkerque was in prossold to hotelman Albert Pick for pect? They wanted to know was lt $12,300, or $12 a pound. Robinson possible, to attempt the establishPRICES: bought the steer as a calf for $140. ment of a new defense line? conSecond place in the Hit New High But several bitter facts could tot eight-da- y of the the feature test, g be denied. United Nations forces in The governments went to Iowa State Col- Korea exposition, were in full retreat Pyongto of .a record high index soared lege. was evacuated and the re174.8, meaning 174.8 per cent of The college won with Toby, an yang the 1935-3- 9 price average. treating army jammed the road to aberdeen calf angus junior A seasonal decline in meat prices endless columns moving which outclassed many bigger Seoul, to failed to halt the general upward bumper bumper. The road up the steers. surge in the cost of things that enpeninsula had been bloody, the one Eventually the champion steer back was ter into a familys living costs. Ap- will heartbreaking. be It represents as as the free nations And much parel and house furnishings led the about 576slaughtered. in edible meat and pounds all but in items the of the world hated to admit it, the way, major fat. Choice filets and roasts will Communist armies of China had family budget joined the climb. This was true of food in general, average about $1.35 an ounce. demonstrated to the world they could march where they wanted despite the sag in meat prices. The increase brought automatic CASUALTIES: to in the face of stiff resistance. PRICE CONTROL DIRECTOR . . . pay boosts to nearly a million auto- Now Number 31,028 General MacArthur estimated that Korean mobile in the Michael workers V. whose casualties Disalle of American contracts Toledo are Mayor China had thrown as many as 1, has been offered the job of national geared to the rise and fall of the war mounted to 31,028 by late No- 000,000 men into the campaign. price control director and has monthly price indicator. Millions of vember, the defense department anMilitary observers - said it apagreed to accept the position. He other workers, however, find only nounced. The list showed 5,307 peared the Chinese were deterflew to Washington in a special gov- - a greater strain on the weekly pay deaths, 21,114 wounded, and an over- mined to destroy the eighth army. check. all total of 4,611 missing. The army If Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker, comeminent plane. Middle income groups in the Unit- - sustained the heaviest casualties mander, decided to stand and fight ed States, especially the white 26,627, of whom 4,442 were dead. The at some spot in South Korea, the " Miar worker whose wages are not marine corps total was 3,829, includ- U. S. army would face the greatest g contract, ing 725 dead; the navy 328, includ- odds in its history. tagged to a are feeling the pinch of increased ing 50 dead. The list did not inMost observers admitted frankly clude December action. prices. that such a stand would be almost N: No Sirin) she says Here is Mrs Andersons statement: For many years now I haj had nagging aches and pains in just a few places but all ovt my body in fact I know a per couldnt have felt as miserable I did. I was nervous too that I couldnt even and the worst thing was that or sleep properly, couldnt eat P K so nervow darn sock would just eat this and that never a full meal and my ston ach always felt bad. I was so tire all the time seems like when would go up two or three steps would be completely worn or I was just about at my wits er not knowing what to do. Then while visiting my son I Ky- 1 his wife in Morton-Ga& told me how his mother-in-laHADA been helped so much by all th COL. I brought HADACOL with me. way home to Detroit alt could tell a big difference far J ma the second bottle. So HADACOL taken 6 or 7 bottles of What a wonderful change hasten, en place. I eat well and thorough sleep-w- H enjoy my food, and - p, w nvc drop off to sleep I t can even energy too now out in the yard and do theft r Is work. Yes HADACOL j bet can ful--and you wffl never stop taking HADAOT) Folks All Over the whose systems were .deficit rig Vitamins B1. B2, Niacin, have been helped by J t and HADACOL can help stomach l if you suffer, from J tress, insomnia caused aches stomach, vague or a general ran'Tby SUcbt when they are fiaa?Sthe want-th- ats overwhelming buy and kind f prodtt(Jthe kind you - thats odds. And a defeat would mean the start taking NOW! hADACoL loss of the entire eighth army. Give remarkable The only other possibility was a chance to benefit you-yoI beachhead like the one at Pusan, nothing to have The administration asked con- less might well result in no shelters 'With artillery, planes and ships put- COL will make you fe D or in shelters completely inade- ting up a wall of steel from behind gress fof an appropriation of tne for building bomb shel- quate to cope with the atom bomb. which the eighth army could b after or Triai si take, yur ters and to finance other measures Wadsworth said field tests will evacuated to Japan. funded. Only inthb mobilization of the nations begin In the immediate future on or Hospw Large Family a number of bomb-sheltcivil defenses. types. PROFIT TAX: $3.50. a James J. Wadsworth, a top of- When the tests are completed sped Jomft House If your Passes Measure ficial of the civil defense admini- fications for individual and com order a'rectLafet By a vote of 378 to 20, the house HADACOL, stration, said nearly two thirds of munity shelters will be issued to Corporation, tax esti LeBlanc passed an excess-profit- s the money would go for comm- states and cities. Send no money Louisiana. to mated in $4,600,000,000 bring unal-type He said the federal government shelters, designed for from corporations In 1951. The atomic warfare. protection against 0 proposed to put up about measure The federal government proposes u or 54 per cent of the total the senateis now expected to pass v and reach the White whether you want to match the expenditure of cities outlay, for the s House by New Years. cheejj pital economy and states on a with the states and local governRemember, No one measure size. had the expected basis in the construction of bomb ments providing the remainder. He y to get action in the lame-duc- k ses iy refunded unless shelters. also warned that every citizen must sion of The Korean crisis satisfied. Adv. Wadsworth told the senate-hous- e help in the event of enemy attack however,congress. made immediate action 0 1050. Tlie UBlene Corpora atomic energy committee, that to do on their community. necessary. Congress Gets Shelter Building Plan u s3g $1-2- , er druat g SOCIALIST $1,670,-000,00- LEADER . . Socialists emerged as the strongest party in Bavaria in recent state election. 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