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Viet Nam War Is Rough On Women And Children
By JOHN T. WHEELER
DA NANG, South Viet Nam (AP) — US. marines are echooled to kil) under fire. And in South Viet Nam they are un- der orders to try to win over villagers who—freely or under
duress—harbor the Viet "Cong guernilas Women and children some-
times are caught in the middle. The same problem may beset ether American combat; troops
‘as they become more deeply in- As it turned out, the marines volved. This anti-Viet Cong war didn't burn those particular has long been called primarily huts, since they did not go back a .political struggle for loyalty into the village. But many oth- of the people rather than a ers have been burned. Some
massed military operation for are set off with phosphorous conquest of territory. rockets, others with cigarette This week marines teamed lighters, matehes, grenades
with South Vietnamese troops and flame throwers. to overrun the Wet Cong-dom- ss isis inated village of Chan Son, 19 KILLS BUFFALO
miles south of Da Nang, the b Elsewhere marines have -U.S—air—base 380 pa ool killed water buffalo, chopped
east of the capital of Sa down banana trees and taken Among 25 scoeann they ero chickens and ducks for their
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is precarious Maj.-Gen. Lewis W. Walt, .Such acts, particularly. the commander of ihe 25,300 US. serious ones, are but a few. But marines in South Viet Nam, de- they raise questions in the iplored the five deaths “American -m-+1itary—estab- | “Such of the rati ¥ buildup is under way to help the | deeply,” . suit: a * ex. faltering South Vietnamese halt
|press my deep sympathy to the the Viet Cong tide. It is a maxim in South Viet
loved ones of such innocent ..
victims as I do to. the loved Nam that no victory _is possible ones of marines who have USless the population is won
|given their lives.” over to the government side. In another incident an of. Semior U.S. Army and marine
\ficer asked permission to burn COMmanders constantly _ stress several huts as a punitive this point. But the theory Is
measure in a village the Viet hard to get down to the, squad Cong had used for concealment, 294 platoon level.
He suggested, however, this . ;
{might cause trouble with the = ony — are under |
rural pacification officer whose jj 9iq discipline in regard to
job it is to attempt to win over conduct .with the population
villagers to the government which they like to describe as!
aide : “water for the guerrilla fish to Sure, I'm for pacification-- swim in.” Political commissars
five days out of the week,” senior officer said, and him permission té burn.
® are with every unit to enforce ave the discipline
_ No such system exists In the)
: Amerit’an “'military, which is
Hill and Speaking Personally steeped in traditions that. make
cec political control over troops her-
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Itt ital ond Vietnamese nits which have
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ipalled at times by some of the
Sports—CBC ' : 12.15—News end Music—CBC young marines’ actions. Not all . jof this can he dismissed as
CBA |inter-service rivalry. I" | Special. schools have carefully WEDNESDAY oriented the advisers to the po-
litical side of the war, but no
6.00—Th mir ; sam aie as Kd _ a V such training is abailable for coe = ng . ee = 1 the ordinary soldier and marine | £.1S-martme Sporncas’ being sent to South Viet Nam. 823.-The Sidenins See oan 8 Army officers concede that 8.35—Leave it To Bennet ones me ce
9.00—CBC News ee cei = CR 45. Plague 16. Turf IC “4 9.11—Commentery ame Om te ie eet oe ree Pees 46-Prophets 19. British Pstnic MORIA > 9.16-AM. Chréni le were_the first U.S. combat men. 6. tset : DOWN crown }UNIAINTERENIAIIAILY : assigned to South Viet Nam and ; 'P EICIRIOMMAIF IRI HcIAl —| 19:30—Music On The Move at : : 11. Epic 1. Helps colony -[RIEIOMEFIRMESIEIS| 2m) 111.00-—CBC News the first to mix with villagers. atoviag 2. Book of 22.Court [Asien tier pat 11:05-Memn- Camm. lols Pewee HAND OUT RATIONS 1@ Gatsuay Nau 23."Blue ENIDIEMRNIAINC 11.15—Fer Consumers _ The marines have carried out toShinto = Testament Eagle” gn Aoisisiviattl 4 11.20—Record. Album iattempts. inthe pacification, temple “3. Hagmonize 24. Yes: — (BIRIOIOIFISMMIR Alte! 11.30—The Archers field. Villazes occupied by the) £3-——~ ballot’. 4:¥rencn- Sp. AIR IOMMIAMMWI1 [OlEIR| 11:aS<> You Fac Ai Quarter idartaie “ales fee 14. Wrath Gain 26. Si- RIAIREIRMmAC IRs! | i j ! an medi-, : SIE TRIE MM SIAINIS] t 12.00—Jamberee Junction cal treatment. Marines hand out! 15- Roman river basin benran 12:15—Boy Meets Girl rations and. candy. highway 5. Compass gulf ‘esterday’s Answer 32.30—Maritime Farm 8'Cast The breakdowa. in applying 16. Eve in- point 28.‘'Tales* - 83. Sever - | 1.00—]CBC News and Weathe the theory of ““winnthe the flammation 6. Figurine author again. i | 1:15—The Young Folk hearts and minds of th : |. 17, Unit of 7. Small 29: Young-, 34.Sultan’s || =H | 1:45—The Open Road Show io. hauls ‘h eo weight: horse members ' decree < +-4-59=0-0-—fime—Signe!——_-~ Hs sees. COMES Whee: a: abbr. 8. Unit of of * 36. Lift mi 2.00—The Open Raad Shaw rines charge a village that-thetr—1e-Hagpard “work falcon 38.God of war | ges 2:45—Arthur Philos Speaking commanders have labelled as novel 9. Female | family 39, Stockings 3.00=C8C News ; Niet Cong. The troops feel that! 19 Prench relative 31. To 41. Sweet girl QO | 3.03—Trans-Canada Matinee jail those they rum across are coin 10. Funeral be in of song Zz + 4:00—CBC- News ~jenemies dedicated to their de-| 20. mngineer- song: debt 42.Duct: anat, | 4:03—Cenedian: Roundup | Structian i -ing degree: | | | €.00—Mar. Fish Bcast - _ If they receive sniper, fire as abbr. ~ | = -$:20=Tempie they charge across rice paddies 24.0 eI oe CRC Notebook. foward the ¥ “they _con-’ deum” ae j AOOCUO New rrssenenemasnnavars SMCL.,.th6,, village an 22. Broaden Q % 6.15—On Parliament Hil! «>, @Memy strongpoint. Many react 25:Faint = ol AD es 6.20—Teday’s Editerial accordingly, especially when 27. Instant | 6.25—InlandWeatherand Sports comrades are wounded or killed 30. Capital of : ieee Scores : ‘in the assault. Colombia : 6.30—Business Burometer i Nearly all the villages the 32. Exclama- j |. 6.35—Music In The’ Evening marines move into are under tion 7.30—Agenda and Centennial Expo some degree of Viet Cong con-| 33. Smallest 8.00—Assignment trol, often by default. * gee abbr, 8.30-— Seund The Sixtie | . Reverence | cae Week Theatre : |WEED OUT VIET CONG 36. Tattered : 110.00—CBC Nat'l News On One of the aims in bringing piece | Parliatent Mill end U.S. troops to South Viet Nam 37. Hesitation i Speaking Personally is to help re-establish govern- | sound a | 10:30—Couchiching Conference ment control and weed out the 38. Anthropoid i 11:30 —Musieal Program Viet Cong from the villages. 39. Drag 3) | 12:00—CBC ‘News '- “| Many American. operations, 49. Capital =< 12.15—Music_ In The Night now are aimed at trying to find of Egypt | ; . 42. Vote 43. Dairv | essential | CONTRACT | «tice ! | 5 value a ko co e-8-SAY BECKER el - ‘: ‘ Ae ; - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-—-Here’s-how-to-work-it:— South dealer. tspade ang a heart, so all your AXYDLBAAXRE Po Both ‘sides vulnerable. thoughts’ are devoted towards is LONGFELLO.W:’ hoe | NORTH saving one or more of these One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used 5 | OAs ~ tricks. for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apos- | v1084 You have .to assume a heart trophies, the length-and-formation-of the-words_are_all_hints._.| /M o842 loser at the’ start; without a Each day the code letters are different. "8 ; 7 sheart loser you have ten sure . cn 7) WrET a ae ‘tricks. The. “probtem ~therefore-— ct tinncnenn e_ Oryptogram Quotation = Lea | @Q863 GURSG ES | Teselves iteell into saving ome of Ww UQ@ U TKAWKHKY WB NGBL- '9Q | @Q75 92 the other losers : O @J1097 @KQ6 | One way of playing the hand JGUAWIB JIVPGXV WI Q@URKO 238 ? $Q185 lis to win the diamond with the : ix mOUTR ace, cash_the A- K of nears. @K HKYD,. APBKAD.—AGLU® > : ' Chop will fall), £7 Se ; ae ae at clubs, and then| _. Yesterday's Cryptoquotes DEMOCRACY GIVES EVFRY @AS5B?7 | ruff a club (hoping to find the MAN THE RIGHT TO BE HIS OWN OPPRESSOR.—JAMES 64 suit diviided 3-3, in which case | LOWELL : ; : ‘The bidding: you can discard a loser on the (© 1985, Kink Features Syndicate, Inc.) | ie ten af ctubs?. - enone ila iia da = South West North East | tj: method of play. while : > ae Sn cs Pass certainly . reasonable, results in OuR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE 9 9 _ | going down one when the CHUDE Tt, Opening lead — jackspf dia-tturn out to be. divided 4-2. SENET MEO EOE EP monds. Eventually, you lose four tricks. pone oot aiane i- “The — element —of —Juck—-deter-__There is a hetter method of | |f¥O LocateD A \ IVs A'6000 THN You ph ankle aheon mines the outcome of many a play which makes the contract. | eee era te ae + CHOMDE Tm OGRE FOR?
hand, but declarer’s method of It covers the possibility that the
[piay can sometimes overcome clubs are divided 4-2, and, to lad luck and change what ap- that extent, is a vast improve- ars to be a losing cause inte a ment.
winning one. : Win the diamond with the
| Let's say you're playing this ace, play a club to the king. a
|hand at four hearts and West heart to the ace, and follow with
leads # diamond. The. possible |* club te the ace. Now you ruff
a club with the nine losers are two diamonds, a
pin 8 If West overruffs you. make
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cards something. West's failure to overruff should not fool you, because it is possible for him to jhave the queen and yet decide to discard.
| Your proper play now {fs a low heart, since this play guarantees the cohtract, eome- what may. | The best the opponents can then ido is take the queen of hearts and two diamonds.. after which you establish dummy’s Fifth
Pack.
sure entries to dummy which
“merged
the hand. so let's assume he dis- |
|club for a discard. You have two
a major Viet Cong force, de- stroy it and then pull hack to the miain hase US. troops so
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TOUGH PROBLEMS FACE YANKS |
;Health Minister Judy LaMarsh as a “dough head'’ Saturday night has been asked by his Ot.
far have failet fo come up “withesawa supesior foran explanaiton
one such battle.
If American perimeters are to expand as planned, some day these villages will be behind American and South Vietnamese forward positions.
The. French found in the Indo- china war that village hatred and apathy turned their forward positions into’ isolated outposts subject to attack from any direction. As control faltered and collapsed outside Hanoi, now capital of North Viet Nam, Communist battalions sub- isolated strong points one after another.
Doctor Asked
ood. : this strikes at villgaers dl @ Explain
OTTAWA (CP) — A federal health department doctor who
was quoted as referring to
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TRS aprte RUDOLF yon ERLACH oF Berne. Suitzeriand,
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of the news report.
Dr. Sylvester Drabbit ap. peared at a public hearing in Frobisher Bay, N.W.T., to ad- dress a government - appointed advisory commission studying the development of government in the Northwest Territories
He was quoted to have de- scribed remarks made by Miss LaMarsh at Frobisher Bay last year as “‘a dough head talking,| not a leader.”
Dr. H. A. Proctor, the depart- ment's director of medical sery- ices, said’ Monday he has asked Dr. Drabbit to make a report on the matter and describe the eir- cumstances under which the remarks were made.
Dr. Proctor said, he is not at- jtempting to interfere ‘‘with the ‘entitlement of any citizen to | gound off.” But this depended | on whether Dr. Drabbit had been appearing in any official capacity as a—ctvil servant,
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