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They have improved and enlarged the Ho Chi Minh Trail network that runs south through Laos and Cambodia and along the supplyint and the Communist government of North Vietnam has exceeded the amount of war material it had at the time of its countrywide general offensive in nrid-197That offensive was halted and reversed only after President Nixon ordered the mining of Haiphong harbor and the resumption of military bombing in the North. Although the Presidents $1.5 billion request represented the minimum needed for South Vietnam to hold its own, the 93rd Congress reduced this amount, first to $1 billion, then to $700 million. Now, in the face of a huge Communist buildup of tanks, troops and artillery, we are resupplying South Vietnam at half the rate it will need to survive. Many of Chinas newest treasures are thousands of. years old. Countless objects fashioned from porcelain, bronze, precious stones, and metals have been unearthed in the Peoples Republic of China since 1949. The archaeological work fulfilled Chairman Maos policy of "making the past serve the present." 2. A An exhibit of 385 of these artifacts is drawing record crowds to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. It covers almost the entire span of China's cultura al development-fro- m stone hammer more than 400.000 years old to fragile porcelains. THE SHOW, the biggest ever mounted by the National Gallery, covers 17.000 square feet. After leaving Washington, the exhibit moves to Kansas City's Nelson Gallery-Atkin- s Museum for viewing from April 20 through June 8. Then it will return to Peking. About two million have already seen the show in Vienna, Stockholm, London. Paris, and Toronto. offens- ive, the South Vietnamese are using ammunition at a rate that could see their last round spent by March. One provincial chief in the Mekong Delta said that during the 1972 offensive his troops were able to fire 15,000 rounds of artillery a day. Today even though the Communist offensive is concentrated in the Delta to a great degree the figure is down to 1,000 rounds a day. Farther north, the commander of an airborne division says that the fuel shortages he has encountered have forced a reduction in flying time of his 250 aircraft by the lowing the cease-fir- e South Vietnamese troops were able to hold their territory and outposts. In the last two months, as a result of inadequate supplies, they have withdrawn from dozens of outposts. Dozens of others have been overrun. No such cutbacks hampered the North include two tiny gilded bronze leopards with inlaid silver spots and orange gemstone eyes. Found in a prince's tomb, they may have been placed there as a symbol of military valor. The eats also recall the royal taste for hunting leopards and cheetahs. The exhibition is notably rich in early bronze artifacts that tell much about architectural settings of ancient dynasties, daily life, the history of warfare, and progress of technology. Shang Dynasty bronze workers had mastered complicated alloys and easting techniques more than 3.000 years ago. 6:30 SKULL CASTS of the two on display along with flint scrapers, a hammer-stone- . and a quartz scraper believed to have been their utensils. One of the most dazzling objects in the show is a regal burial shroud fashioned from are two-third- s. handcrafted jade plaques. Designed some 2.000 years ago for Tou Wan. a Han princess, the plaques 2,156 observ- ers from the American Conservative Union noted. "For THK KAKI.Y Chinese also were master sculptors. Some 2.200 years ago mourners placed a magnificent pottery tigure of a kneeling woman near the funerary mound of China's first emporer. Chin Shih Huang. 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They have improved and enlarged the Ho Chi ference 10:40 Ironside 3 Movie: The Challenge 4 News 11:30 nehmint PRIOR TO THE cease-fir- e air power destroyed nearly all the supplies en route. Today, nearly all reach their destinations. With adequate supplies, the South Vietnamese have " proved that "Vietnamiza-tionworks and they can defend themselves without the participation of American troops. Now, President Ford has asked Congress lor a supplementary appropriation of a relatively modest $300 million for more material for the South Vietnamese. This could be a matter of life or death for the little nation. If some of the leadership of Congress persists in its ostU.S. 0c 5 Price Is Right 3 4 ity, but because we failed to honor our bargain with our ally. 19 FEB. 3 Good Times 4 Truth or Conse- 2 western border of South Vietnam. Supplies come south in an endless stream, both for the current offensi ,e and for stockpiling. y of the RESULT fol- China's Treasures Dazzle Viewers J WITH HEAVY by both the USSR the scene observers from the American Conservative Union noted, "For the Vietnam. This wasn't out of line, considering our commitment in the Paris Accords to keep the South Vietnamese resupreplied on a placement basis. In light of North Vietnams buildup, even that amount might have fallen short of keeping our ally stable in weapons, ammunition and equipment. Since mid-197- 3 the North Vietnamese have ignored the important resupply provision of the Ac cords. AS 3 MASH 4 Truth or Conse- 4:00 3 60 Minutes 4 Movie: If Tomorrow Comes 5 60 Minutes 5:00 2 Jerry Pimm 3 Animal World 5 Tony Orlando 5:30 2 Sea World 3 Cher Special 5 Como Country Congress doesn't see it that way when it comes to current Communist 6:30 3 This Is The Life 5 Dimension 5 6:30 2 You Asked For II FEB. TUESDAY, 10:00 2 Business Scene 3 Norman Vincent Peale 4 Oral Roberts 5 Face The Nation 10:30 2 Meet The Press 3 Insight 4 Let's Face It 5 Face To Face 11:00 2 Double Feature: The Devil Ship and Bullet In The Flesh 3 CBS Sports Spectacular 4 Sadat - Biography 5 CBS Sports Spec. 12:00 4 American Bandstand 1:00 3 NBA Basketball 4 Daytona 500 Race 5 NBA Basketball 2:00 2 High Chapparel 2:30 4 Wide World of Sports 3:00 2 Andy Williams Golf 3:30 out. 8:00 2 Movie: Rape 6:30 a.m. 5 6:30 The Jeffersons Truth or Consequences Let's Make A Deal 7:00 Smothers Brothers It's A Mystery Charlie Brown Rookies Maude 7:30 Salute To Orson Welles 3 4 Vietnam. Supplies come south in an endless stream, both for the current offensive and for stockpiling. LAST YEAR, the administration requested $1.5 billion in military aid to Smith 17 FEB. MONDAY, Cambodia and along the western border of South If your neighbors barn was on fire, youd want to get him a fire truck, not a watering can, to help put it ials needed to survive the attempted takeover of that country by North Vietnam. 8:00 2 Movie: The Last Day 3 Carol Burnett 4 Movie: Summer of south through Laos and Copley News Service 10:30 4 Kung Fu 5 Cher Mmh Trail network that runs By RONALD REAGAN News News News News 2 3 4 5 15 5:30 a.m. Summer Semester 6:00 Addams Family Yogi's Gang Speed Buggy 6:30 Chopper Bunch Vietnam And Neighbors Barn 8:30 Jeffersons 9:00 5 FBI 3 Hee Haw 11:40 FRIDAY, 2 3 4 5 5:30 5 Big Valley 2 3 5 CBS News In 4 TBA 5 3 CBS News 5 Joker's Wild 5 10:30 Johnny Carson Movie: A Lion The Streets 10:40 Ironside 11:00 News 11:30 5 All In The Family 5:00 Archer Untamed World News 2 3 2 McMillan 2 News 3 News 4 News Mod Squad ,'i ;9,'i RONALD REAGAN COLUMN 8:00 and Wife 3 Movie: The Naked Runner 4:30 10:00 News News 2 3 4 5 h: TOOl A Try? 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