November 6, 1950

enemy strikes at UN line, NW sector; penetrates within 15 mi of main communication line, Sinanju and Anju; US Marines advance toward Changjin Reservoir; SK Capital Div reptdly captures Kilchu, drives on 12 mi; Allied planes hit troops, convoys; raid Kanggye; troops believed to be Chinese take Won; advance toward Kunu; suffer heavy casualties; US 8th Army repts no breakthrough; US 24th repels attack NW of Kisong; pulls back, 8 mi S of Yongbyon; enemy crosses Chongchon River in force; US 2d Div threatens enemy left and rear; enemy forces set at 5 divs, W sec; UN forces hampered by refugees crossing Chongchon; infiltration reptd; Brit troops heavily engaged; US Marines gain, Sudong area; reptd stalled; US 7th advances slowly, NW of Pungsan; Marine planes hit Kilchu

TOKYO, Monday, Nov. 6--Gen. Douglas MacArthur, in a special communique he issued this morning as Commander in Chief of the United Nations forces in Korea, charged "the Communists" with "one of the most offensive acts of international lawlessness of his

Peiping coalition parties statement pledges support to Chinese volunteers; repts volunteering throughout China; charges US 'aggression' aimed at China; US weighs warning China power plants near border will be destroyed if more troops enter war; may indicate power would be supplied if intervention halts

Business Advisory Council meets, Sea Is, Ga; press coverage allowed for 1st time

As the most bitterly contested campaign in the recent history of the state and city draws to a close, the leading candidates of all political parties will continue their appeals for votes until a few hours before the opening of the polls at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.