anaheim-gazette 1950-12-05

For Results and Quick 7 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KOREAN WAR American Casualties Continued from Page 1 House of Commons. Casualties were listed on Nov. 16—before the Chinese communist offensive—at 51 killed, 158 wounded, and five missing. Turkey—This was the first country after the United States to volunteer ground forces for the U.N. operation, offering 4500 men for the common cause. These troops reached Korea only a few weeks ago. Greece—The Athens government, which put down a long and bloody communist-led rebellion about a year ago, offered 5000 men for the Korean war. A battalion or about 1000 of these recently sailed for Korea on a U.S. navy troop transport. They may now be in the vicinity of Korea but they have not yet been reported in action. Canada—Except for the U.S. and Korea, Ottawa has committed the largest number of men to the fighting. An advance party of 350 already has landed. About 1000 men are to sail soon to join them. The bulk of the 10,000-man force is training at Fort Lewis, Wash. The RCAF already has a transport squadron helping with the airlift to Korea. The Canadian navy has three destroyers with a total of 820 men assisting the U.N. of continuous service with the U.N. Navy, participating in both the Inchon and Wonsan landings. Colombia—Bogota has offered the U.N. 1080 men. The offer of a frigate, the Almirante Padilla, has been accepted and she is preparing to sail to Korea from a U.S. port. South Africa—a fighter squadron of 31 officers and 172 enlisted men recently went into action. Sweden—a special medical unit of 44 men has been sent to Korea. No casualties have been reported. Belgium—An infantry battalion of 600 men is enroute. A destroyer is in operation. Luxembourg—a 60-man detachment from this small county is being spent to the Korean battlefields. Puerto Rico—In addition to the forces from the continental United States, the Puerto Ricans raised a special brigade of their own reans had fled in terror of the rec return. Allied rear guards left the city earlier Tuesday after blasting the last bridges on the Taedong. A U.S. 25th Division patrol scouted the outskirts later and reported it had seen no Chinese. But a smoke pall from burning Allied supplies and installation hung over the area. Protected by a rear guard shields of British and South Korean troops south of Pyongyang, over whelmed Allied troop columns beat a war-weary retreat toward the South Korean capital, Seoul. Would they stand and defend against onrushing Chinese masses? Where? AP correspondent O. H. P. King reported from Seoul that a stand might be made thereabouts. He quoted a veteran military observer: "Even in the face of a million Chinese communists the Seoul Inchon area can be held. Such heavy losses could be inflicted on the enemy by artillery and air that his hope of sweeping the peninsula would be completely smashed." But correspondent King also quoted contrary opinion that said Canada—Except for the U.S. and Korea, Ottawa has committed the largest number of men to the fighting. An advance party of 350 already has landed. About 1000 men are to sail soon to join them. The bulk of the 10,000-man force is training at Fort Lewis, Wash. The RCAF already has a transport squadron helping with the airlift to Korea. The Canadian navy has three destroyers with a total of 820 men assisting the U.N. in the Pacific. No casualties have been reported thus far for any units present. Philippines—The Filipinos, fighting—the communist-allied Hukbalahup rebels and financial confusion at home, have sent 1200 men to Korea. These troops have been engaged, and one has been killed in action. Their commander recently protested, and was sent home because his men had been detailed to guard the lines of communications. Australia—An Australian battalion of about 1000 arrived in Korea about six weeks ago. Although actually engaged for only a few weeks, they saw heavy action recently, along with the British. On Nov. 15 before the heavy fighting they had had 30 killed in action and 104 wounded. Australia sent a Mustang fighter squadron in June soon after the fighting started. The squadron has now completed more than 2000 sorties. An Australian destroyer and frigate have been active in Korean waters. Among those killed were Lt. Col. C. H. Green, original commander of the battalion, and Lt. Spence, original commander of the squadron. Thailand—Bangkok sent 1200 troops to Korea. They have been in action, but no casualty reports are available. The Thai navy has three gunboats in the U.N. fleet. France—The bulk of France's available armed forces is having a serious time with the Vietminh rebels led by Moscow-trained Ho Chi-Minh. A battalion of French troops numbering 1200 men is enroute to Korea. A dispatch boat is serving with U.N. naval craft. New Zealand—This country is assembling a volunteer force of 1100 to send to Korea soon. Two New Zealand triggers saw 46 days Belgium—An infantry battalion of 600 men is enroute. A destroyer is in operation. Luxembourg—a 60-man detachment from this small county is being spent to the Korean battlefields. Puerto Rico—In addition to the forces from the continental United States, the Puerto Ricans raised a special brigade of their own for Korea. Nationalist China—Offered 33,000 veteran infantrymen. The offer was not accepted for strategic reasons. India—An offer of a field ambulance unit has been accepted. BANGALORE, India (AF)—Former Governor-General Chakravarti Rajagopalachari has defined patriotism as "creative work." In a public address here recently he said that "no one hereafter can be called a patriot unless he produces some item of food, industry or art." MAN-MADE SERPENT—Camera angle emphasizes portion of bend in steam line serving Socony-Vacuum's Magnolia petroleum refinery in Beaumont, Tex. In background is a new cracking unit which is under construction. France—The bulk of France's available armed forces is having a serious time with the Vietminh rebels led by Moscow-trained Ho Chi-Minh. A battalion of French troops numbering 1200 men is enroute to Korea. A dispatch boat is serving with U.N. naval craft. New Zealand—This country is assembling a volunteer force of 1100 to send to Korea soon. Two New Zealand frigates saw 46 days MAN-MADE SERPENT — Camera angle emphasizes portion of bend in steam line serving Socony-Vacuum's Magnolia petroleum refinery in Beaumont, Tex. In background is a new cracking unit which is under construction. NEW PET FOR DUTCH ROYAL FAMILY — Daughters of Holland's Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard make friends with their new pet collie on grounds of royal palace near Soestdijk. Left to right, are the Princesses Marijke (foreground), Irene, Margriet and Beatrix. REAN WAR continued from Page 1 fled in terror of the red rear guards left the city tuesday after blasting the gates on the Taedong. 25th Division patrol the outskirts later and it had seen no Chinese. Smoke pall from burning supplies and installations for the area. led by a rear guard shield ash and South Korean south of Pyongyang, overAllied troop columns war-weary retreat toward Korean capital, Seoul. they stand and defend onrushing Chinese massrese? respondent O. H. P. King from Seoul that a stand made thereabouts. He veteran military observin the face of a million communists the Seoularea can be held. Such passes could be inflicted on any by artillery and air hope of sweeping the pewould be completely Bears to Practice In San Bernardino BERLEY (AP)—The University of California Golden Bears will practice for six days in San Bernarindo's Orange Bowl before meeting Michigan in the Rose Bowl Jan. 1, the University athletic department announces. The department said the Bears will gather at Arrowhead Hot Springs hotel six miles from San Bernardino on Dec. 26 for six days of grid workouts. The Bears stayed at the Mission Inn at River-side during their last two trips to the Pasadena classic. Coach Lynn Waldorf scheduled a workout for the squad Thursday at Berkeley. Rote in Shrine SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Kyle Rote, backfield star from Southern Methodist university, will be one of the Western players in the annual East-West Shrine football classic, here Dec. 30. Rote's acceptance of an invitation to participate in the famed contest played for the Crippled Children's hospital, was announced today along with those of Lee Stqnestreet, center from Rice institute, and Russ Pomeroy, Stanford tackle and linebacker, Stone street was considered one of the outstanding centers of the South-west conference this season. ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals-Spec. Notices INFANT CARE IN YOUR HOME. PHONE ANAHEIM 4103. ALEX'S Tamale Factory Manufacturer - Distributor of Tamales-Chili Con Carne. Catering to Clubs, Churches, and Organizations. 415 S. Olive Anaheim 3520 Have YOU looked at your lighting fixtures lately? Visit the HOUSE OF LIGHTS Show Room 112 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 4070 Albright's HAND LAUNDRY Wash and/or iron, buttons sewed on free—collars turned—pocket tips. Work Guaranteed PHONE 5969 607 So. Resh St Anaheim EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Male Business Services Business Services Offered ANAHEIM SANDY & GRAVEL Dump trucks, sand and - Excavating - 111 N. 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