China Uses More Soldiers For Dollars Than U S
By Elton C. Fay Washington Dec 29 Red China mobilizes about 4 million troops on a far leaner budget than the United States. MacArthur notes Peiping has approved 8 billion in spending for 1951, but Chinese logistics rely on a small rear echelon and land-based sustenance. officials question division slices and overall military costs, with North Korea showing Chinese supply habits.
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Walker Will Get Arlington Burial
General Walton H. Walker eighth army commander killed in Korea will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery next Tuesday. The body lies at Fort Myer chapel from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. with arrival of the plane expected Saturday night. The general's widow son Capt Sam Walker and Master Sgt Walter Reynolds accompany the body. Honorary pallbearers include Defense Secretary Marshall Eisenhower and Omar Bradley.
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Delta Winds Up Record Year for 1950 Traffic
Atlanta Ga Dec 29 Special Delta Air Lines ends 1950 with record totals in all traffic types and eyes higher volumes in 1951 according to C E.
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