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Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20

ansas Vance Davis OF Arkansas
drove hard thru the middle and off
tackle on series OF runs that
Melted Arkansas 50 yards. Davis
kicked again to the Southern one
yard line. Posey and Ford ran al
most at will, and gathered IS yds.
A punt by Lane went dead on the
twenty Of Arkansas. A desperation
pass intended for Vance from Van
johnson was interrupted by the
skillful catch of Samuel jefferson
on the Al who dashed the entire
distance unmolested. Again Po-
sey's kick fell short OF the mark.
Deep in the fourth quarter.
Gaines kicked a long So yard punt
that struck Ark Perry on the
one and bounced into the inzone,
Daniels recovered for the I'd At
ter a i5-yard penalty Southern's
determined Posey booted from the
II high and clear across the cross
bars
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20

kickoff to Arkansas Van John
son on the ten was returned 10 the
81. johnson hit the middle for a
beautiful twelve yards that got
him nothing on a hard and roar
ing blow that Jared him loose
from the ball Southern's end Lane
recovered. In less ,nan two minu-
ties from the first tally. the Jaguars
Lane snatched a short spot pass
over center. and shook three
would-be Arkansas Lions tacklers
and paced l6-yards for the second
T. D. Posey kick across the bars
10 make the score At han-time
1870.
The second stanza opening was
filled with successive penalties
tina. cost Arkansas a possible
touchdown tina. would have brok-
en- the unseored-on recor of Sou.
thern. Giving ground repeatedly,
Southern for a moment was show
ing a weakness that inspired Ark
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20
Pine BLUFF SOCIETY

EVENING PRAYER SERVICES CONDUCTED At LOCAL CHURCH
St. Andrews Episcopal Church, fortunate having
Degla Rector Of Trinity Parish Of Pine Bluff Evening
Prayer every Sunday afternoon. from 81 ?. m.
short peFi5d Of instruction vi follow on the
Teachings Christianity.
The spurgeon Baptist Church w Boards Tenth
Anniversary at 100 o'clock. October q
will the following order Praise Service
by Prairie Lake Baptist Church
Willie wooten Old 81 James julius Wilson Congregational
Song by Brother Theods Wallace Address Sister
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20
Ark. AM&N Professor Writes Article
"Neero's Impression Of White Peouk'

Pine Bluff-An article Negroes impressions ~ r.J
people by Dr. Tman Cothran, Professor of Sociology ~
en- college, appeared in the latest issue of PYLON Aa
Universitys review of and culture Dr. Cothan Is
uae of AMIN college, and received his Phi D. Degree n
cago University. He is native of Hope, Arkansas
At the annual meeting of the Arkansas Academy Of Scu
which Mount Petit-Jean last May Dr. Cothran J
named Chairman of the Committee on Sociology and s
ivered an important paper which brought him national
ments in the press and radio.
During the summer Dr. Cothran was guest professor
Sociology at Western Michigan College of Education
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20

showed complete mastery Of The
fracas. Short passes and thunder
rous bucks in the middle put the
ball on the eight poscy dauca1
and pranced into the inzone TN.
touched for the score. The kick un-
Poscy went wide. S5u,lcrn's
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20
Southern Univ. Jaugars March On As
Arkansas Lions Bow To $50 Victory
BY Mslvin e. Moore. Jr.

Souherns undefeaed and non-scored on Jaears ro,od
tne Golden Lions of Arkansas 26o in thrilling and GREATNESS
episode Posey lead the Loanans to another victory with his
woe end runs ongheaves and breaaways smooth opera
Ing eleven the Jaguars hit hard and threw barraee Of ae
mat struck the target fingered the None that fell ncor
pete Until the last five minutes of the first sanza It was
gwen and taking of both teams Feeling the defensive Ark
ansas and Southern buck the middle Of end pvs
and threw long passes and giving taking ground thru
Johnson Of 1919 Cypress street, North Little Rock and
the exchange of boots.
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20

1T took the cofila corner prnt
OF Peterson from the mid stripe
that landed on the one TO change
the tide, and break the dead.
heat for Southern. Davis of Ark
Ansas booted to the IS and from
there on In II was Southern that
Arkansas State press., 1950-10-20

soc Six STATE PRESS r. -
Eddie Lee Jackson, Miss orine Kirby Miss Inveri
Cooper Lee Broadus all teachers at ouaebit sNns Nh
School Bearden Ark and Miss Charles Minor teacbe,
den, were recent visitors in the city for the past CO
sided in the home of Mrs Lille Williams 1901 Reed and
WEST COAST YISIToRS-Mrs Zenobla Wlboun, q.
California and Little Miss Juameda Robinson of Berk
are here visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs j. Harris and
7l3 North Plum ST Miss Juameda Robinson is Tho ran
Of Mr.. & Mrs. Harris 1'oaua
PINE BLUFFIANS VISITED SWAN LAKE-Miss Ma
Maurice Williams seniors majoring in the field of pbvvi
ton, at AMIN College motored last Sunday to Swan M
Miss Norvelle Williams other relatives OF the Wi
~ ''tians fan
CALLED TO BE EXAMINED FOR ARMED SERVICES NV
Allen and James Bergman called recently to be
Armed Forces They are now seniors maorng Health and
cal Education at AMIN College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
Sill 750 CAPE COD

Three bedrms., Nv. rm., dining I'M,
kit. bsnlt.: close to schools, shop
ping, transportation.
RAMBLER ON 70 ACRE
In Flower ave. area of Silver Spring.
Three bedrooms. Ia baths, living
room, dining room. tile kitchen with
dishwaSher, full basement with rec.
rm. and fireplace, built-in garaEe;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
BOYDS, MD.
S16 50n

8 miles from GaithersburE. 2-story
shingles: 2 rms, Ia baths, oil heat,
beautiful stone fireplace in liv. rm.
double garage; small barn for 2 cows
and 2 horses; chicken house for 800
hens: nice garden spot, 2 acres OF
high land, beautiful lawn. trees and
shrubbery. A very attractive home;
and churches. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
Realtor. $40 Frederick ave. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
E. NJ. FRY, WI. 6740
6-TJnit Ant Rl1ildinc

Flower ave, Takoma Park Unusually
attrac. Colonial-desiEned brick bldg.
This building is 10 yrs. old and all
apis. are in Immaculate cond. There
ed. apt. consisting of / large rm..
kit. and bath; oil h.-wh.; each apt.
is equipped with refgr. and range:
located on . corner lot, within .
blks. of the new Flower ave. shop
ping center and theater. Excellent
financing. Shown by appt. only.
RUBYE NJ. ACKEN. Realtor, Sligo
A0R0 SliRo 7A32 IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12

WEST EVANSVILLE
Lovely 3-yr. old shingled bungalow.
corner lot. full bsmt., gas heat, exp.
attic. dormer windows; assume lge.
~ LIST mortgage; price S11, 500.
Terms.
EAST EVANSVILLE
5-rm. frame bunga., corner lot. 50x
200. owner leaving town; price re-
duced to $500, $1,000 down. $50
incl. everything.
W. LANHAM HILLS. CT APPROVED
Sl1 500. Lovely 5-rm. Shingled bun
galow. full bsmt.. INV oil heat,
frepl., gar. lge. corner lot, shrubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12

All-brick. situated on "a Of an acre
Of land. Five rms. and bath on LIST
a.; full bsmt., oil heat; very attrac-
tive. Call Jerry williams, Damascus
6261. or FRED B. CUSHMAN, Real
tor, 30 Frederick ave. Gathers
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ARLINGTON

8 mile from the White House on q
beautifully wooded acre in SEEM
ingly rural setting. This older frame
house is located In an area of small
estates. There are bedrms., 4
try, one finished attic rm., plus
large storage attic, large screened
porch overlooking secluded wooded
glen and stream. Gear garage:
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 7
To reach: Key Bridge. right on
Lee hwy. to Kirkwood DIR. Cat 2nc
Hot Shoppe) right across tracks to
EdgeWood st. Continue on Edge
wood to oath and to Open sign at
1924 North gath.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED
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LOOK

An unusual opportunity to own. q
home, < rms. baths, kit. dining
porch 1S it. long. upper porch
glassed in; can be used for a pvt
home or clubhouse: near Potomac
River and Map Service; beautiful
shade trees, ground for games avail
able; price, below $4,000. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
AL BAKER OFFERS
JEFFERSON MANOR

High elevation, overlooking
the country side; convenient to
Pentagon and FIT. Belvoir.
This attractive brick senlidet.
can be purchased with $1,000
down and assume AZ loan.
Has , bedrms., tiled bath, full
bsmt., recr. rn., awnings, front
porch, handicapped yard COM
pletelv fenced: mr.. buses and
stores. Inspect today. Call
AL. 6644, TIE. 7343
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lux MANOR BETH

A beautifully Handicapped brick Cape
Cod with . slate roof; liv. rm. with
fireplace, dining rn1., modern cleo.
kit. entr. hall. bedrm. and q bath
on LIST A.; 2 bedrms. and full bath
on End A.; full bsmt with fireplace,
outside entr.. oil heat, new aluminium
storm windows and screens for every
window in the house. Breezeway to
This home is 3 yrs. old; may go CT;
priced at only S16,950; owner leav-
ing town. Open SUM-, to pm.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Bank
of Bethesda, left on Old Georgetown
I'd. out Old GEORGETOWN I'd mi.
to Roseland lane and left to our
%. M. FRY. WI. 6740
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HANDLERS, $1o,950

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Lovely, new, 3-bedrm. homes. In
beaut. Montg. County Md.-Large
liv. rm., equip. kit. dinette, tile
home in every detail. Each homo
individually designed; HANDICAPPED
lot; conven. to schools, shoppins
and transp.; $3.50 down, $50 mo-,
subject to VA approval. Call Mr..
Harris, SH. 6430. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. extended to Lincoln
mile to Murdoch I'd, right to our
open sign.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1890 K ST. NV.
Ma. 5OOb. liz
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNT

COLLEGE PARK, $1,000; enjoy subur-
ban living in this coy arm. bunEa.
with nrepl. and bsmt. Nicely land
f tSsss Ssn sox1 s% sn6 ,Tat
Call PERRY BOSWELL, INC, WA.
1900, open till Q pm. LA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

LANHAM, MD.-Large frame house,
oil heat, city. water; 10 large lots;
blocks to school; Vacant; u 900
cash, SIS mo. OWNER AP. O?Ss'
HYATTSVILLE-On $500 down: 6
rms. and bath; lge. lot: immed. pos
session. 1905 Decatur st. OWNER.
UN. S497; no agents. -13
HYATTSVILLE-New 5-rm. brk: flre-
place, stove, refgr., gas heat, bsmt.;
mr.. public and parochtal schools
bus, shop. JOHN H. JOHNSON
MT. RAINIER, Just over D C. line
Substantial bungalow, 6 rms. all on
garage nTVs' storm windows. awnings;
$50. Call WA. 5000 till 8 pm,
ROBERT 8. DAVIS & CO. once
open daily and Sunday It'll o pm
UNIVERSITY PARK-Price reduced
to S14. 45O to sell Immediately. Brick
Kit. large enough for breakfast nook;
built-in garage. Call WA: 1900 tn
. pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO:
once open daily and Sunday, til
8 pm liz
UNIVERSITY PARK-S17.5oo. $4,000
down. bal. monthly: 7-rm; brick
-
full bsmt. garage. bus at door. pos
session. ERWIN REALTY co. Hyatts-
vile 0334. ewes. WA. 1881. ID
2 BUNGALOWS on lot SOx1O0; all for
only $4,000, with 81 900 down. l
bungalow rented for 500 per mo.
ave. Sc, FIR. 1000. 10
3-BEDRM. HOME. Mr.. Mt. Rainier.
This home is ideal for lge family;
din hAaHf YOUNGSTOWN
kit. full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. big front
Mrs. Walter. UN. 1871, cox & CO..
INC. UN. 1926.
NEW CAPE COD bungalow. sill mod
ern equip. rms. and bath, l acre
of ground mr.. Clinton, Md. $500
1s TiSssy d Sx 4S Sentact owner i4 w.
JUST OVER al. C. LINE. nice Arm.
Sans O %OasFp sa pof BRs sn cary
$500 cash. Gail PERRY BOSWELL,
INC, WA. $500. open till 8 Pm.
NEW BUNGALow-S1 800 down to
vet or non-vet,. balance like rent. 2
bedrms: plus lge. expansion attic:
and new Landoyer Hills School;
Price. S1O,5OO. Call WA. 5000 TIL
9 pm, ROBERT S. DAVIS 81 &C,
once open daily and Sunday I'll
8 pm. liz
BRICK BUNGALOWS full rms,
expansion attic. bsmt.; CONVEX. area
close to Landover Hills: hard to beat
at $4,000; assume 40 loan with
$685. 1906 tn 0ST pm Day RoBERr s DAVIS
g. CO. ONCE open daily and sun
day til pm. i
NEAR MD. UNIVERSITY-Brick bum
the blvd. Five rms. frepl.. huge ex-
Hard to beat at S12.75O. Assume
sddo0;6o 10000 %, e; loan; Ts5ms; call , Va;
Il co. once open daily and sun.
day til 8 pm. liz
DOWN and approx S65
b-rm. suburban bungalow ON we'll
planted lot; stwy. to expandable
attic; daylight bsmt.; cow to Md.
Univ. and plant industry station.
Call WA. 5000 till Q pm. ROBERT
g. DAVIS & go. once open daily
8 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS, S1S.-
e50-Prewar Diet. brick with slate
roof; lovely wooded lot; Ice. Anchor
4th bedrm. on 2nd floor; fireplace,
large concrete screened porch. B.I.
garage; full basement with Law. and
outside entrance; oil h.-w.h with
recessed radiation; highly conven-
lent location in a beautiful COM
munity, Just OF New Hampshire ave.
extended; owner may reduce price
call WI. 1894, FRANK s. PHILIPS,
DI 1911 Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
AL BAKER OFFERS
FOUR LEAF CLOVER

AL BAKER OFFERS
FOUR LEAF CLOVER
A well-built frame and as
bestos-shingle home sitting on
nearly an acre of ground.
Home has liv. rm.. din. rm..
equip. kit. 2 bedrms. and bath
on LIST A.; 2 additional bedrms.
on End fl. A small 3-rm. guest
home which Is rented at $S5
per mo-. tenants wish to stay.
A good frame barn with garage
space for 9 cars. The grounds
are Handicapped and there is
lots of room for a huge gar
den. chickens. or whatever
your hobby may be. The loca-
ton OF this splendid home { nd
investment is few miles south
of Alexandria, and less than
half a mile off Highway No. /.
The full price is only S15.500,
with about $500 cash down.
If you call first on this one. 1t
will surely be your Lucky
Day" AL. 1914, TIE. 7343.
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A JEWEL,


One of the finest 2-bedrm. brick
Colonial homes we have ever offered.
Liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm. and
kit. on LIST FIR; 2 very lge. bedrms.
and tile bath UP; oil INV. heat, con-
cealed radiation; full bsmt. with
Law; attached garage; screened con-
crete porch; level lot: very close-in
Arl. loc.; S17,250; only $4,000 cash
REQUIRED.
8 BEDRMS., "a ACRE
One bedrm., "a bath first floor; liv.
rm. with flrepl., full-size din. rm.,
spacious equipped kit, two enor-
Mr.. and Mrs. closets in each. full
bath; full bsmt. with outside emit.
to a level shaded lot 200-ft. deep.
Asking $4,000. Attention: VIII sub
nit CT contract with So. 900 down.
F. e. MALCOLM
: isltor. oW. 1924.
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1417 K st. NV. =

AURORA HILLS
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2nd f.; n bath
on list: de luxe kitchen. including
GE dishwaSher: 2 scr porches: rec.
rm.: reasonably priced for a home
in this area. CORNELIUS J. Wet
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AL BAKER OFFERS
ARLINGTON

Only $1,000 down will buy
this lge. 4-bedrm. home with 2
bedrms. and bath on ISt floor:
2 extra ige. bedrms. on End
floor; lge. paneled recr. rm.
with fireplace in bsmt., can be
used as a separate apt. Home
has extra lge. fenced lot with
outdoor fireplace and garage.
Direct bus route to Pentagon;
close to Ice. shopping center
Excellent home for Ice. family
or buyer looking for good in
come possibilities. Home q
furnished. Total price $4,000.
Please call AL. 6644, TIE. 1343.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A REAL FIND

A brick home that's different. 10.
Gated in Arl. on a 3,000-ft. lot OF
natural and cultivated beauty. Excel.
neighborhood, cow. school and bus.
1st-fioor liv. nm. with hrepl.,, fam
sun porch; 8 bedrms. and tiled bath
upstairs, attached garage, full bsmt..
half bath and side entrance; S21.-
500 with substantial cash. Shown
by appointment only. HALL RE-
Atty CO., Courthouse So. Arl.,
Va. OW 5S5S, OK. 1907; ewes. and
Sun, ia, 4-l5S3. Ia
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Realtors, JU. 7-S211 Till 8 PM.

1850 CuStom-Built Rambler
Silver Spring-By Owner
Two bedrooms and maids room. 2
baths, Gift. living I'm. plus dining
rm., both carpeted wall-to-wall;
beautiful well-eouipped kitchen,
i Large pansied, Gen with DAT PINS as
q dream house. filled with extras for
delightful living. You'll be sur
prtsed when you see 1t. FURNITURE
optionalD For appt., 81. O15S.-13
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SAVAGE. Nd.
Phone Waterloo 13-R i:
OPEN SUM-. 20

TWINBROOK
Bp02 Coral Sea ave.-Beautitul, mod
ern bungalow with expansion attic
and full bSmt., lge. liv.. .rm.. full
din. rm., kit. with table space,
picture windows; huge lot, 65 by
200; Sl2,500. Directions: Out Viers
Mil I'd. to Twinbrook. left Oki-
nawa DIR. to 1902 Coral Sea ave.
Mrs. McEwan on premises. Sligo
0775; ewes, Ashton 2941. Ia
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2-BEDROOM RAMBLER

New brick rambler, Just being COM
pleted; two bedrooms, separate din
ing room, full basement with lava
tory and outside entrance. garbage
disposal, porch; close to schools;
S14,75n.
THE GOSS co.
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S1575n CAPE COD

Overlooking wooded park. on 237-
ft.-deep lot, in one Of Silver Spring s
best areas: beautifully kept home.
with . bedrms., 2 full baths. finished
rec. rm., screened-in porch, oil
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Evening star., 1950-06-07
TELEvlsloN TODAY

$3.50, WTTG-Baseball: Washing
ton VS.. Cleveland from Griffith
Stadium.
$3.50, WNBW-Cameo Theater:
Presents Manhattan Footsteps" by
Raphael Hayes in the first of four
weekly telecasts.
800, WNBW-Television Theater:
Moliere's famed comedy. "The Doc
tor In Spite of Himself" is presented
with a long list of outstanding per-
formers.
900, WOIC-What's My Line?:
Poet-anthologist Louis Untermeyer,
columnist Dorothy Kilgallen, COM
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Arlene Francis try to maintain
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ants.
$3.50, WOIC-Stage l3: Wells Rob-
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Pay-off" is presented. The play tells
of two miserly spinister sisters
whose avarice proves their undoing.
OF PROGRAMS AND PEOPLE
"The Bump on Brannigan's Head"
by Myles Connolly, will be next
Sundays dramatization on "Tele-
vision Playhouse" (WNBW-9 p.m.)
It's a comedy about small town
politics with, as the title indicates
definite Irish flavor. Pat O. NAL
ley, who has done his acting on
stage, radio, screen and television
will play the title role at the head
OF q notable cast which also will
include Leona Powers, Betty Caul-
field, Dean Harens fwhom you re-
member from last season at the
Olney) and Vinton Hayworth.
The NBC Symphony moves In
next Sunday at $3.50 pm. on NBC
(WRC) as the summer replacement
for "Theater Guild on the Air" witt,
a number Of guest conductors
scheduled for appearances. These
will be Fritz Reiner, Alfred Wallen-
stein, Eugene Ormandy, Milton
Katims, Arthur Fielder, Victor de
Sabata, Pierre Monteux, Erich
Leinsdorff, Wilfred Pelletier, Sig
mond Romberg. Vladimir Golsch-
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Levey. The list Of soloists who will
appear during the symphony's 13-
week summer series Is not complete
but among them viii be Bidu Sayao
Dorothy Maynor, Zinc Francescatti
Rose hampton, Helen Traubel, Jar.
mila Novotna, Lauritz Melchior and
Robert Merrill.
1heater Guild on the Air. will
be back at the old stand In the fall
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INTELLIGENCE:
Headed by Smith

1t. Gen. Walter Beden Smith,
former ambassador to Moscow, was
named by President Truman as di-
rector of central intelligence. He
will succeed Rear Adm. Roscoe H.
Hillenkoetter around the end OF
September.
The agency's job is to gather and
analyze reports from diplomatic,
military and all other sources
Some members Of congress were
not surprised by Smiths appoint
ment.
There had been demands in con-
gress for shake-up of the agency
since the Korean war. Some legis-
lators commended the United States
was caught flat-footed by the in
vasion of South Korea by Commu-
mist troops.
General Smith, now 54, has had
long military carer, which in
cludes service as chief of staff to
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower in World
War II. Later he became ambas-
sador at Moscow.
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AMERICA:
Angry People

Americans have never liked the
evasive tactics and double-talk used
by diplomats. That such a dislike
still persists in the minds of av-
erage Americans was indicated by
the increasing number of letters to
national leaders and members Of
the United Nations demanding that
Soviet delegate Jacob Malik be
thrown out of the security council.
The letters asked why prolong the
arguments in the security council?
Why not expel the Soviet delegate,
the people in the small towns of
America wanted to know?
Ir answer to these questions War
rem Austin, us. chief delegate to
the United Nations, made the fol-
lowing statement:
"Our objective is peace. We do
not find peace by throwing out the
person with whom we must make
peace.
1--WE must be firm in our princi-
pies. We must be strong. But we
must also be patient.
"In the United Nations, we must
keep trying to convince Mr.. Malik
and his government of their errors
and of our peaceful intentions.
Through the United Nations we can
reach the peoples of the Soviet
Union and of other countries.
at is not the people, it is the
ruling circles that we encounter
here. That creates force of pub
lie opinion, backed by moral au-
thority that opposes aggression
and even the Soviet dictatorship
cannot ignore such a force.
"It is a strain for us to listen
to the deceit that the Russian
spokesman has poured out. But
truth will prevail. Meanwhile, it is
better for diplomats to get nervous
indigestion than for young men to
get shot"
That, Americans agreed, was
straight talk and to their liking.