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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27

visi privalome aktyviai stoti il
kovos fronta SUI komunizmu.
Esame patys isgyvene pirmosios
sovietines okupacijos dienas, to-
del visi gerai zinome ir jaucia-
me tautos laisves ilgesi, Esame
patys gyvieji liudytojai raudo-
nojo teroro padariniu musu Te-
vyneje. Kencianti Lietuva ipa-
reigoja mus laisvajame pasauly-
je skleisti tiesa apie ta baisiau-
81 zmonijos priesa - komuniz-
ma. Mes uztrauktume prakeiki-
ma savos Tevynes ir drauge lik-
tune priesais tu krastu, kuriuo-
Sc mes radome prieglobsti, jei
|nedetume pastangu nuplesti kau-
ke ir parodyti tikraje slykstQ
komunizmo veida. Mes liktume
pagelbininkais tu budeliu, kurie
prazude simtus milionu nekaltu
zmoniu, jei sleptume ta, ka mes
mateme ir pergyvenome.
Tomis raudonojo komunizmo
bacilomis yra uzsikrete ne tik
daug darbininku, bet, sakoma,
net nemaza svarbiu istaigu val
dininku ir net mokslininku. Ju
tarpe yra nemazas skaicius ir
lietuviQ, kurie vieni suvedzioti
kiti uz rusiska auksinuka par
dave sazine ir garbinga lietuvio
varda, virto Stalino bernais ir
drauge ne tik Lietuvos, bet ir
Americas priesais.
.Kas gi pirmutiniai privaletQ
stoti j kova prizes musu tautos
zudiku bendradarbius, kurie
kiekvienoje lietuviskoje koloni-
joje turi susisuke komunistinius
lizdus? Aisku, kad mes naujieji
ateiviai lietuviai. Musu kova su
tomis raudonomis piktzolemis
turetu butt kulturinga, bet
griezta. Skelbti amerikos spau-
Idoje ju organizaciju tikruosius
tikslus ir uzdavinius, nutraukti
su jais rysius, neremti ne ma
terialiai, ne moraliai.
O kaip Xxi siolei buvo? Ar is
tikrujq visi naujieji ateiviai vie
ningai prisidejo prie tos kovos
Ne. Viena dalis kovojo, o kit
biciuliaujasi, dalyvauja ju pa
rengimuose, perka ju parduotu-
vese, kerpasi plaukus ju kir-
Lpyklose ir TT. Ar cia tai ne tam
sus seseliai?
Parama LietuvOs islaisvinimui
Kas gi veda kova del Lietuvos
islaisvinimo? Manau, kad vi
stems zinoma, Americas Lietu-
viu Taryba. Kas rupinasi pasau-
lyle issklaidytais lietuviais
tremtiniais? BALFo organiza-
cija. Reikalinga medziagine pa
rama? Kiekvienas lietuvis, is
kurio Strides nera dar istremta
Tevyne Lietuva, neabejodamas
atsakys, taip.
Kokiems lietuviams pirmoj eli
lei krinta didziausia atsakomyb5
uz sia parama? Taip pat kick.
vienas atsakys, kad naujiems
ateiviams. O ar visi naujiej!
! ateiviai saziningai prisideda prie
: tos paramos?
Taip pat kiekvienas atsakys
kad ne. Remia tik dalis.
O kur gi pasidejo kita dalis
) Gal dar neprasigyvene? Netur
is ko ne tik aukoti, bet ir pa
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27

DIRVA UzSISAKYTI
galima ir siandien, nera reikale
laukti nei metq, mel menesie
pabaigos!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-09-27
MAXI III

Istiesusi rankas ir prstus padabinus zvaigzdemis
tamsan upelio vandenn axis nueidus,
il isilieja per medzius, per uzdaras duris
ir uzdenga visu seseliu veidus.
Srovenanciais upeiais ir vejelio skridimu
erdviu il taure kristone
pripdo gerimu nakties tamsu,
ir medziu sakos juoda tyla apkabine
kaip rankos, poisiui sustojo ties keais, 8
uzmigdo vieskeliu neramu smell
Naktis pirstus papuosus mrgancias ziedas
menul paciame dangaus kraste iskele
A. BALASAITIE1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-08

ALEXANDRIA. s!2,75O-Newly deg
fEr yins r inside and out; LIST hoST hall
bath; 2 large Closets. front and i' rear
porehes: End floor 3 bedrooms. bath.
3 Closets, $4,000 cash and Ss5 mo.
VIII handle; lot 50x150 #: move in
e gth ~ tn G ashrs dbsgos IT n o9s
With BEiiTz ns[hsG 81 :35ioo~' w. @ o3S|'
ARLINGTON-Four bedrooms, 2 paths
plus private apt. rented for $50
month. Sl6.750. $500 cash: less
sdSa considered ia. s-9472, o CIV,
JEFFERSON MANoR-cozy, semidet.
all-brk. home in excel. cond.; 5 rms
q bedrmsD, tile bath. storage attic;
full basement; gas heat, porch. nice
A a6Sh fenced lot; only $1,000
o oW ESP es19' FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
VIENNA DREAM HOUSE. resto2ed
Colonial rambler type, iust full of
charm and character. on about an
acre Of beauty with big old trees az
iording lots Of privacy, Lge. center
hall to Dutch door to lovely terrace.
I. r; pine-paneled library, both with
f1replaces; big d. r. big kit, all-elec.
incl, DIV. and Bendix, 2 bedrms..
bath, all on 1st fl. 2 bedrms., bath
also on 2nd. with lge. stor. space. A
pedulilully QeC.. m0Q. nome we know
you will like. Priced at S2650O, To
see this unusual home, call Mr..
Brown: TIE. 3445: ewes, AL. $3.50
Exclusive with CHARLES r. HOOFF.
INC 216 Prince St, Alex.
THREE BEDRMS., liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. and bath, side scrnd. porch; also
long porch on front; on one-half
acre; snack bar on lot; all equip
ment goes with, house: near nice
MARY P. EASTMAN. Broker. CHI.
HOME AND INCOME. s acres. 900
brick home. . motels; all utils. and
$4,000 new furniture: income, S425
MUS home. LYON, INC, IA. $3.50.
TERRIFIC VALUE at S1S.95o Choice
location; convenient to Pentaeon,
bet. brk.; !. r. with fireplace. pvt. din.
rm.. ige; kit. dishwasher. disposal,
den, "a bath. screened porch on 1st
a.; 2 excel. bedrms. and bath on End
A.; fun basement, gas heat. b.-i gar.
Call Mr.. boswell. OW. 6S19. FRANK
s PHILLIPS OW. 40 Ii
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

Fairland, nd. Ready to be restored.
Quaint old house. !. ?, d. r. kitchen,
bath bath. and nd study study. 70. sale At land
0Oss Root. fs es 9 sais s sTG%
/. W. GRooMEs. 1855 Eye St.
$50 DOWN will buy a Ha-acre lot on
Colesvi.ls I'd. past Silver Spring:
N REiis = 49, M9. "a s ss1o' $3.50 M,
Wheaton area. builder sroups. some
imps. in; very reas. Others, Silver
Spring and Takoma Park. Call
BURTON. SH. TOSS. s
BGsdsy b 5Gs o Sss in SpG sa fscaf
utils, $3.50. OWNER, 81. 24i6.
III ACRES Of good cleared land,
Sc mi. from Wash, just of Lee
hwy; or. new Ri. Is: electricity and
IS good 0S BUY :es s1soo - s s5SS terms
avail. call Mr.. Brown after 5 pm.
K ESE.- 3-5104. JOHN C. WRIGHT.
FOURTEEN LOTS, Silver Spring, Nc
Cor Comas g a I'VE approved q, by Planning
toposrsphieaily .perfect s''i for bs ssno
tiful building design; utilities on
front lots: price. $4,000. ALDEN
REALTY CO. SH. 290s. 3
SITE FOR SUBDIVISION-22 acres.
near Annandale. in fast Develop
good elevation; easy access to shir-
ley hwy. Is min. to Pentason. Call
Mr.. Honnold.- ia. 4-0550; ewes.
IA. Toss. with w. B. WRIGHT.
PARK-We have the
largest list of lots in this area: 81
BODYBUILDING sites
in Wheaton area; Il to l acre; ST.
0Oo to $3.50. BOGT EY'S WHEAT
ON OFFICE. 10. 5-3434, to q. %
S075 PEP ACRE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
REST OF ALL

You will find the home of your choice
in the following.
CAV S1o.950
All-brick. 2-bedrm. home. with full
bsInt. and screened porch: $4,000
down and balance in one trust.
OBJ Sl2,950
Brick semirambler.- with 2 bedrms.,
featuring nice level corner lot,
fenced; only $4,000 down and $50
per month.
(C) S13950
bungalow, with full
bsmt. and screened porch. close to
Pentagon.
(D) S15.75O
Brick Colonial on ~ acre; 3 bedrms.
and bath upstairs; full Ibsmt.; only
So $50 down, large AZ loan.
(E) S21 $50
North Arlington: 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; full bsmt.; shaded lot; large
closets.
CD S29.5O0
Rural rambler. on almost / acre.
beautiful living rm. with firepl.;
bedrms. and 2 baths; large bsmt.;
garage; about ready for occupancy.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arlington. ia. 4-1155
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

s. 900 so. TT. end comm, rear Of
9th and E SITS. NV. Call Ma. 5000
Observation-Disclosures warehouse
space, 5000 square IT; water and
heat furnished. Call MA. 4537 be-
tween Q and . or TIE. 3034 between
. and 5 pm. IL
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SeCOnd COMMERCIAL

100 blk. goth st. n.w.-Lot 25xI40
TO soft. alley r. S. BLACKSTONE.
REALTOR, 1918 18th st. NV. MA.
1920 or OIL. 6101 n
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Fauquier County Farm

Fauquler County Farm
NEARLY 500 ACRES OF
FERTILE LAND
l Rave Is sy one o 81 ne pest farms We
Is water in every field and the soil
is deep. Buildings include a 12-
room house ard . large barns This
farm has made money for an alb
sentee owner and has a favorabl
labor and MANAGEMENT situation.
The crops and machinery are In
Guided. Price. S6S.500: $4,000
down.
MASON HIRST
FA. 7447 Closed Sundays.
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-RENT

Sc, D. C.-Brick bid. 1000 50. It
with 500 50, IT. fenced yard; $50
mo. A. NJ. ROTH, Pc. 1880. 10
20 900 SO. FIT. Of ground. centrally
located. pvt. TT. siding and ONCE
MA. 5SS5.
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EXCELLENT LOCATION

FOR A H1GH-TYPE RESTAURANT.
An EXCLUSIVE REsIpENTAL no
TEL. CORNER SPACE OF Ap:
PROX. $500 SO. FIT. ALSO
SUITABLE FOR OFFICE SPACE
MFGR.'S DISPLAY OR OTHER
COLD WATER FURN. PREMISES
WILL BE ALTERED TO SUIT TEN
ANTS. YOUR INSPECTION IN
VITED. TELEPHONE tn. 1900
MR.. HAGERMAN. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-08
S275 PER ACRE
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

Choice acreage from 1878 per acre In
good sec in Montgomery and How
ard Counties; terms. 10. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-08
Under $10O Per Acre

FA. 7447 Closed Sundays.
Annandale, Va.
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ALExANnR1A's HOUSE OF MERIT

ALEX ANnRIA's HOUSE OF MERIT
The Lafayette House was built in
the early 10th century and was
known as "the most elegant house"
It's perfect restoration and modern
isation retains its elegance while II
brings added INABILITY and charm
From its brick arched basement
through its distinctive three stories
you are satisfied" with the right
ness" of it all. The original Pan
Door" and hall arch. fine hanging
stair and high ceilings are features
typical Of the architecture Of the
period-nothing finer has been pro-
duced. Truly q handsome. dignified
house fanked by terrace and garden
Photographs neutrality-suspicious. by
appointment. Call Miss Hill or Mrs
Mark. Decatur 4101. ONCE hours;
Emerson 0SS1 evenings.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV. Washington. DC
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peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

1905 r. I. ave, Brentwood, Md.
UN $3.50 WA. 1857 Open g to 8
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$500 CASH
VIII buy this most attractive almost
new detached bungalow on a acre
corner lot, with tall trees; Q lge.
bedrms., tile bath. liv. rm. with
picture window, very large equip
ped kit. and dinette. with exhaust
fan and built-in radio. Be the
LIST TO see thisl Call
The Brant Company
Rhodes OF Wilson Blvd. ia Al 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-08

GRovFToWN. PRICE S10,500
Tving-dinette. bath. laundry. util.
fna.. kit, refgr., range; lot 70x2 ! 81;
81, 600 down; S52.47 per no..
principal. interest, taxes
1857 Huntington Ave. OV. 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-08

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
George Washington Park
GRAND VIEW OF ALEX. AND WASH,
HIGH LEVEL LOT
Size 15x1n0. Price. s3a50.
DEL RAY SECTION
Two corner lots. 50x115. Price. $4,000
each.
R. L. KANE, INC, Realtors
King End Washington SITS. Alexandria,
AL 3O13; eyes lie 5241 q
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OPEN 5 TO DARK

Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
OK. 1879. 3103 N. 10th. GIL. 633S.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Volunteers SOUGHT
For Civil Defense

Civil Defense wardens will can
vass the city for volunteers in a
campaign that eventually will
reach every Washington house
hold.
The decision was made yester-
day at a meeting of civil defense
deputy directors held at the Ma
tional Guard Armory. It came
after report that the central
civil defense registration center
at 1400 Pennsylvania avenue NV
had signed up only 103 volun-
teers in it's five weeks of opera
ton.
The recruiting plan adopted is
to use each warden sector post g.
a registration center. Eventually
there will be some 500 of thes.
sector posts in private home.
throughout the city. ...
AS a part of their duties, al
wardens will make house -house
surveys of their assigned areas
In the course of this survey, they
will also seek to sign up volun.
teers for civil defense work, usins
"a special QUESTIONABLE, official.
reported.
The meeting also heard a report
from representative of the
Capital Transit Co. on the use o1
Evening star., 1951-04-10
The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. 81" AS


bling laws and permitted his dep
uties to be bribed. The grand
jury acted after a Kefauver Com
mittee session here.
In Washington, Senator Hunt
Democrat, Of Wyoming, another
member Of the Kefauver Commit
tee, said he was concerned and
surprised" to learn of Gov. War
renS action.
Rudolph HALEY, the Senate
committees chief counsel, called
the reinstatement "a shocking
thing"
Gov. Warren said his study OF
the grand jury's evidence had re-
vealed mo violation of any law
Of the State of Florida"
Indictment Voided.
Sheriff Sullivan had petitioned
Warren for reinstatement last
January 10, charging that his in
dictment by the grand jury was a
fraud
The indictment was voided by
the State Supreme Court because
it did not specifically charge the
sheriff with a crime under State
law.
When announcement of Sheriff
Sullivan's reinstatement was
made yesterday, State Senator
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Red Troops Reported
IRuthIessly Suppressed
In MutinY in Hungary
BY the Associated Press

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, April 10.
The newspaper Stockholms- It'd
ningen said yesterday that Soviet
troops garrisoned at Szombathely,
in Eastern Hungary, r1utinied late
last month and were suppressed
|ruthlessly by other forces fresh
from Russia.
The newspaper, organ of the
Liberal Party, said it had obtained
Its information "by secret chan
nels" from reliable sources in
Budapest"
"The unrest among the Russians
spread automatically to the Hun
garian officers academy (Kossuth
Academy in the same city," the
paper continued.
Flying squads Of Hungarian
political police, rushed to Szom-
bathely, were reported to have
'shot Immediately" 270 Hungarian
cadets at the academy.
The mutiny among the Russians,
the paper continued, was put down
with ruthless severity after the
unreliable garrison had been sur
rounded by recently arrived troops.
including tank units"
Stockholms- Tidningen also said
big Russian troop movements had
been observed lately in the Car
pathian mountains-which cross
sections Of Czechoslovakia, Russia
and Romania just northeast of
Hungary-and that 10 fresh Rus
sian divisions had recently reached
Hungary.
Several thousand of these new
arrivals were reported to have been
stationed at Szombathely, near
PEGS, to reinforce the old Russian
garrison. which had been there
long enough to be contaminated by
the Western way Of life and was
showing anti-communist tenden-
cies."
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Miss Cochran Flies
46o-MHe AVERAGE
For World Record
BY the Assoeiated Press

nNDIO. Calf. April 10.-Jacoue-
line Cochran set a worlds speed
record for propeller driven planes
yesterday.
She flew her F-51 Mustang back
and forth across an officially GER
titled straightaway 16-kilometer
"a kilometer is $3.50 feet) course
for an average speed of 469 miles
per hour.
There has been no previous Of
f1cial record for such a course.
Representatives of the National
Aeronautic Association were on
hand as judges and timers. Miss
Cochran now holds five of the
seven recognized worlds speed rec
ords for different distances in the
open class for propeller-driven
planes.
Miss Cochran is the wife of
Floyd B. Odlum. president of Atlas
Corp. and chairman of the board
Of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
Corp.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
indignation Voiced
|0yer Reinstatement
OF Sheriff in Florida
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

MIAMI, Fla. April 10.-Echoes
of Gov. Warren's reinstatement OF
|Dade (MiamD County Sheriff
Jimmy Sullivan reverberated
throughout Florida today. They
reached as far as Washington and
New York.
At least two newspapers called
for Gov. Warren's Impeachment.
A member Of the Governors own
cabinet said he was Shocked"
Senator O'Conor, Democrat, of
Maryland, member Of the Senate
Crime Investigating Committee,
said in New York he considered
Sheriff Sullivan's reinstatement
"of sufficient Importance that I
plan to bring it formally to the
attention of the committee"
Suspended in October.
The sheriff was suspended last
October Is after a grand jury
charged he failed to enforce gam
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Verle A. Pope of st. Augustine of
fered resolution calling for an
investigation for Warren's action.
The Senate debated the resolu-
ton, then referred it to the Com
mittee on Rules and Calendar.
State Senator James w. Moore
of Highlands County said in Tai
lahassee he thought Gov. Warren
should have reinstated Sheriff
Sullivan long ago." He added
he thought Sheriff Sullivan was
entitled to the $12,0OO-a-year Of
flee until it could be shown that
he had done any wrong for
which he can be indicted"
Evening star., 1951-04-10
$4,000 Left Homeless
By Floods in 3-State
Area Of Midwest
BY the Assceioted Press

Floodwaters spilled out over
thousands of acres of land in al
three State Midwest area today
making more than $4,000 persons
homeless.
Property damage mounted to
an estimated So million.
Fed by spring rains and thaws,
the swollen rivers and streams
overf1owed into several communi-
ties in Minnesota, Iowa and South
Dakota. The surging waters COW
cred rich farm land, highways
and railroads.
The Red Cross and National
Guardsmen were on the scene in
many of the flood-stricken areas.
The Minnesota River in western
and southern Minnesota was
causing the major damage. About
5000 persons have been forced
from their homes in North Man
kato, Mimi: other residents along
the lowland areas of the turbulent
stream were ready to evacuate.
Refugees Housed in City.
Most of the refugees from North
Mankato were housed with pri-
Vate families in Mankato, a city
of about $4,000, which is on high
er ground than the suburb. Only
a few dwellings in Mankato have
been flooded.
Only one main road was open
from st. Peter, IL miles north of
Mankato. Workers added to a
nine-foot dixie at st. Peter, seeking
to halt the floodwaters from the
city's power plant. The drinking
water supply of the city of about
1000 population would be threat
ened if electricity failed.
Robert C. Edison, disaster service
director for the Red Cross Mid
western area headquarters at st.
Louis. said more than 1000 homes
had been damaged in the Man.
kato area, including Blue Earth
and Nicollet Counties.
Mr.. Edison said the American
Red Cross already had allotted
$4,000 to supplment local funds
of Red Cross chapters providing
emergency assistance in the flood
areas.
5000 Others Homeless.
About go persons fled from their
homes last night at Henderson,
Mimi. IS miles from Mankato.
The Red Cross said the flooded
Redwood River has made nearly
5000 persons homeless in Lyon
County and Marshall, MINI. A
Red Cross task force of 30 row.
boats, 20 trucks and 10 tractors
assisted in evacuating flood VIC
tins.
In Iowa, the Cedar River flooded
an area of about 100 square blocks
in Waterloo, and 400 families
needed help. The Red Cross and
Salvation Army assisted in shell
tering 35 of the 80 families hit by
the floods in Charles City.
The Red Cross estimated 700
families were affected by the flood
OF the Big Sioux River in the
Sioux Falls IS. DakD area. New
floods were reported between Sioux
Falls and Sioux City. Iowa.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Gamblers Bet on Ruid

Police in Melbourne, Australia,
broke up a group of 81 pitch and
toss gamblers and chased IL of
them into swamp. When they
came back they found the other
rs betting on how many would
be caught. The total bag was SO.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

buses as emergency ambulances. It
adopted an official defense map of
the city, featuring 1,000-yard grid
-ordinates, which would permit
quick Identification of any city
block by civil defense workers.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Stowuwuys Won't to Join

Two stowaways in a ship at
Cape Town, South Africa, said
they believed war near and were
1'T.si'7" TO return. to Britain
to join the army.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Turkish women school teachers
have been ordered not to use
makeup on school premises.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

It is better to be prepared for
the bomb that never comes than
Volunteer now for Civil Defense at
the Veterans Service Center, l400
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Trude Official Quits

FRANKFURT, Germany, April
10 (R.-Val K. Gaertner, chief of
the United States High Commits
sion's East-West trade group, an
nounced today that he has re-
signed effective May 8. A native
of Mattoon, Ill.,, Mr.. Gaertner
plans to make his home in WASH
ington.
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Embassy
OUR NEW Ambassador
" to Spain is not going

OUR NEW Ambassador
" to Spain is not going
to have to dust out his
office before starting work
in Madrid. Although this
country has not had an
Ambassador there for five
years, the Embassy and It's
staff have continued to
function. Now, with the
resumption of diplomatic
relations between the two
countries, the smooth-run-
ming machinery will move
into high gear.
The last United States
Ambassador to Spain was
withdrawn in December,
1915; a year later, the
United Nations asked its
members to withdraw their
heads of missions. Last
November this action was
lifted by a U. N. resolution,
paving the way for Presi-
dent Truman to name
Stanton Griffis as his new
representative.
In the meantime, Paul
T. Culbertson, Counselor of
Embassy, has been occupy
ing the Office and home
that will be the Ambas-
sador's. He and his staff
have performed the twin
duties of reporting and
protecting American inter
ests in Spain. Only an
Ambassador, however, can
represent the President
and participate in high
level negotiations with an
other government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

ing new cavities-year after year.
Mere dentists recommend Amns-idsaf'
And now, too late, she is sorry.
At her child's regular dental check
up-more cavities! She wishes she
had followed the advice of the dem
fists of America. They recommend
Amm-i-dent Tooth Paste and Pow
der more than any other dentifrice.
Surely these men must know best
of all what is right for your family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

Take R.D.X.T Tables beSoee meals
% help you cus6 your appeeioe. Be-
tween meals, kD.X. Tables help
you szye Of huneer. Redneine BE-
comes more pleasant.
Ask your doceoe about de won
derful new R.O.x. Tahlees and Re-
ducine Plan. R.DX. TahleD oootain
20 b~mfsl jssss.
You do want % lose weight. don't
your Then buy . packaee Of R.D.X.
Tables &C your dfusseoce and follow
the kD.X. Reducing Plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11

At FIRST sign Of child's sneezing. stuffed
up or "runny nose, give Histaline
quick! Tests prove the antihistamine
in Histaline stops ebl1res's cold
symptoms ~ 2 oas Of 3 essssi Made
in special dosage - safe for children
- easy-so-take wild cherry favored
syrup. Get Histaline At your drug.
store today! Money-back guarantee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-11
Too bad! This child has not had the benefit
Of ammoniated protection against decay.

Just another exaggerated claim"
this girls mother thought to her
self, when she read that Amm-i-dent
ammoniated Tooth Paste could
reduce tooth decay. She didn't even
bother to call her dentist, who
could have told her about Amm-i-
Evening star., 1951-09-18
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