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...Communist wavelengths. But as the weekend ticked away the silence was broken only by discouraging sounds. The Peking radio slapped at Ridgway for acting like "a victor calling upon the other side to surrender." A few more hours passed; a still more disturbing noise: the words of General Chu Teh, commander in chief of all Red Chinese forces. "Unless American aggressors are withdrawn from Korea," he said, "there is no way out." Was that to be the enemy's answer...
...First Field Army (about 280,000) garrisons China's northwest, stretching from Kansu province to the distant Sinkiang border of Russian Kazakstan. Its boss is wily General Peng Teh-huai. A politician as well as soldier, Peng is also deputy to Chu Teh, the Red army's commander in chief; he and Chu are the only generals on the five-man secretariat that administers the Chinese Communist Party machine...
...Victory. Military power, embodied in China's Red army, has been Mao's special creation, his fierce pride & joy. The strategy and tactics of guerrilla war have absorbed a good deal of his scholarly study. His trusty Commander in Chief Chu Teh and his brilliant field generals Lin Piao, Chen Yi and Liu Po-cheng have been the fighting brawn directed by his own bookwise brain...
Filed for probate last week: the will of Missouri-born Writer Agnes Smedley, workhorse propagandist for the Chinese Communists. She had ordered that her ashes "be laid to rest" in Communist China, that her U.S. Government bonds and royalties from published works go to General Chu Teh, commander of Red China's armies...
...committee will set up an office in teh Union after the vacation to sell them. Any freshman without a room for his date may rent one through the committee. The committee will also publish a pamphlet explaining the weekend this week. This pamphlet will come out just before the vacation enabling freshmen to take copies home to show their prospective dates what constitutes a Jubilee...