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Fnr Eastern Director, Interna ] spring offensive. | far cast' ROK forct'F &re Sht tional News Service. I INS War Correspondent Cecil n0uTInVO. KiAuYlVlOiei.d Afpofrrric. es2----p-u(vMsnhtowendmdawUy/)i*'Pl'lUA;^mrlhoe_rwi,ccanonmloamwrmunoirsreetspd.ocrntoeo|ldurtmhtnhoad.ftuettl|hehdee m,1* north of the 38th. An enemy patrol Monday morn ing attempted to cross' the Imjin River ni'ur Snfcpo, about three Seoul alone the route taken by the first American tank column to crow the parallel Saturday morning. There were also indications to for their anticipated spring of fensive. using eurriHs and pack animals to supplement a record breaking movement of truck gupplies to the front lines. line today to positions cither on or just south of the 38th Parallel efttT a tank-led killer patrol lanced Into North Korea Sunday. The polrul, which remained across the border near Yangpyang northwest of Uijongbu for an hour, returned to American lines under a screen of artillery fire. .This marked the third crossing of the controversial boundary and was followed bv another pciielra- border, killing 15 and wound' ing 20 Reds before returning tu their own lines. INS War Correspondent Rob ert Schakne reported that United Nations forces all alone the penin sula now hold positions almost identical to those before the Chi nese New Year's Eve offensive. He said that Republic oT Korea forces were deployed along the Imjin River below the parallel miles south of the parallel but day that the Chinese? have pulled was driven back by Allied fire. lwck behind the 38th Parallel Sunday a United Nations pa north of Seoul. trol received enemy fire one mile INS War Correspondent Don A- south of the parallel near the Schanche reported from the west village of SonKChon in the same ern front that Sunday night and vicinity. during the darkness curly today Minefields were also discovered Gig entrenched north of Uijongbu planted during Sunday night by heard the eerie blast of Chfnese enemy troops Along the Sinchon bugle* but received no fire from River as far as six miles south of ; the Reds, the parallel. The Sinchon flows Fifth Air Force Night In truder planes reported sighting approximately 2300 enemy ve hicles moving over supply routes of North Korea, the greatest evor spotted at night gincc the war be gan. Some 1400 of the tula] were observed moving laterally close behind the enemy front lines. More than 1000 of the vehicles were attacked by Air Force light bombers and Marine fighters column northwest of Chunchon. j the Allied positions were SAVE 10% CALL AND DELIVER Oft CASH AMD CARRY HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS CLEANED AND PRESSED Drapes-Blankets-Quilts-Bedspreads THIS WEEK ONLY PETRI'S CLEANERS 1250 Orange Ave. Ph. 04291 RIVEN TRUCKS -- LONG REACH, SEAL BEACH. LAKEWOOD, NORTH LONG REACH HOW THE WAR LOOKS ON PARER -- Map indicates how Tank amor and infantry contin ued to push patrols into North Korea yesterday. On the East Coast ROK forces carved out a 12-mile deep bridgehead across the 36th. ^ On the central front the Chinese were still mass ing far what may be a great counter-offensive- rtiw^a:D> Your Home Is As Old As Its Last Paint Job! 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(.'oast Guard] were found on , Fitzpatrick was cleaning the the western end of the Island last I window when he tost hit bal night. They were taken into cus ance ad letL according to po tody by Avalon police. j lice reports He landed In a The two, Daniel Lee. 13, of 108 peach tree, the fore of the foil Claremont Ave.. and Jimmy Hay- driving a twig two Inches Ion/ don. 16. of 6133 Eastbrook Ave.. | and one Inch In diameter into Bellflower, made the journey from hl right forearm. /Jamitos Bay to the island vrs-! terday in a 14-foot motor-powered1 boat. Coast Guardsmen said the The twig wn* removed at Sea side Hospital. trip could easily have been fatal for both boys. A Coast Guard search plane Ex-LB. Officer Killed by Shellspotted Ibe boat at the west end of the island shortly before dusk. Avalon police found the several hours later. two boys Service* were being arranged yesterday for 1st I.t Arnold E. Judge Critically II Zielke, 3D. formerly of Long Beach, killed at Ft. Ord Saturday I-A JOLLA. Apr. 1-4KS. The In a training accident. condition of Federal Judge J. Fos ! Zielke. who formerly lived at ter Symes of Denver remained 367 >4 Grand Ave . died after be- unchanged today at the Scrippe ling struck by fragments of a 106 Memorial Hospital. He is under j mm. howitzer shell which fell treatment for cerebral hemor-1I short of its target. . rhage and his condition hai been | A World War IX veteran, he is critical since he was stricken last [survived by bis widow and two Thursday. `daughter!, all of Ft. Ord. Red Strikes Spread, 12,000 Idle in Iran Oil Fields TEHRAN, Inn. Apr. 1-CB.| Last week the Russians re Native office workers have joined jected a shipment of Iranian to- Communist-led strikn spreading haocn as "unsatisfactory." through the rich oil-producing; In the face of the sorrailing region of Southern Iran and nearly: Communist-led strikes and deteri 12,000 persons are idle, a spokes orating Sovtet-Iranian relations, man for the Anglo-lranian Oil the Majlis (parliament > will meet Oo. said today. m Tehran tomorrow- to approve At the same time, an official the recent Imposition of martial source said trade between Iran law in the strike area. The jamer- and Russia "is not going at all ful national front, composed of well'' and that the work of both leftists snd extreme ripitist*. is the Hnrdrr and Reparations Com violently opposed io approving the missions is pranicalK- at a stand government action. still. Russia's attitude toward Iran was reported to have `hardened" sinew the assassination last m>nth of Premier Ali Roanerz, w ho cppoard nationalisation of the AngloIranian Oil Co . informed source* said. Parliament later approved the nationalization < British Drlffne Minister Omanuet Shinwell warned Iran bluntly today am to violate the at) agree ment, which u togguaed to rui talil tS3 In a spree*) at Blarthall. Colliery. England. he said )~lhe sport of twitting the Briudt lien's tail might produce undesir able t t actions.* GIRLS--FLY Hostesses Reservafionislt Top Pay - Excellent Future ` Over 97% Groduotes Woced" MARSHA TOY MR UNi SCHOOL