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MD.-Rambler. COM
plete with furniture; oil burner,
INV h., fireplace; on concrete State
road, near school; lot S0xl50; Price
Balance notify nfHs BBRANDoN BfsA@a55 Towei
$3.50. is"
MD. 5 rms. and bath
location. BRENTWOOD REALTY
CAPITOL HGTS.-6-rm. and bath q
story house, h.-w.h., paved street
full cellar, new porch; nr. every
thing; finance to suit you; bargain
home, sac, $4,000. M. o. JARVIS,
RA. 4343.
CHEVERLY-Fuli-brick, G-rm. home;
3-bdrmS., beaut. paneled rec. rm.,
concrete porch, f.p.; a lot OF house
in this most popular area at only
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. co.
BY OWNER 221G
e. CSheyerty Ii,, aye;mLoyely y,l 2ostory @ b. brick
conv. to schools, shopping center
and transp.; Sl5.500, terms.
2S06 Crest ave.-The
buy of the year If you are interested
in a prewar, custom-built home with
a slate roof, excellent location. only
IS Minis. downtown. Large liv. rm..
dining rm.. inclosed sunrm, com
plete electric kitchen, library,
bedrms; and ? full baths on 2nd
floor; full basement. maids rm.. u
bath, built-in garage, oil heat; large
level shady lot. This property is
definitely going to be sold. as the
owner has already left town. Priced
far below present value for quick
sale. Shown by appointment during
Sun, March IS. CLYDE R. ADAMS,
Realtors, UN. l143. is
CLINTON-Modern bungalow. Q bed
rooms, large living room with fire.
place, tile bath with shower. mod
ern kitchen with range and refgr.
full dry basement, oil &C heat. fin
ished stairs to expandable attic, "a
$1,000 down; DEWEY M, FREE
S-770O.
Harse 5-stoFy naEAg2oa 6ePoom r. and aYs Bath
det. gar; reas. priced. terms. In
spection by appt. H. CARLYLE
DeLozIER, Pei zLs.R Realtor. WA. 5000,
PARK-4-rm. bungalow;
M2Sga6T h1t; yateT heat; .Earags; $4,000.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, brick, BID.
rms. liv. rm. firpi.' din. rm., kit
elec. stove and refgr., Ven: bids
patio with firpl., garage, OIL INV h
Out ANNAPOLIS rd. to 54th St. left
HERMAN HANNAUER, 81. 1929
DiSTRfCTI HTs.-open Sat. and Sun,
2 till dark. Brick bungalow of 5
lge; rms. and bath. Expandable
NV h, fenced yard. ard only s14,, $50.
continue on Gateway blvd. to Ram
Rsm6lewood - dr. 'Dli ALDRE' INC, M iIt Il
4-0747; ewes. Ii. 4-5272. is
EAST PINES, $500 9th ave- bed
rms, lge.. kitchen with dinette area
c. cAt CLAY. w Wa. a 4aas' 4sahS;9'0' "AN'1oN
EAST PINES-Lovely half brick with
3 bedrms., gas &C. heat, large
closets; fenced corner lot, on quie
street; $4,000 down; 49o loan, bal
srH;o snce like rent. WA. 714o. M
EAST RIvERDALE-611s Edmonsto,
I'd. .Attrac. 7-rm.. 2-story home
150-.ft. front; commercial posi-
pllltieS: near all conveniences In
spection by appt. $13,500. BOYCI
L.. PARKS, LA. 6-4470. is
EAST RfVERDALE-Attra two
bedrm. bunga.. less than 4 years old
alum. storm doors and windows, Z.
cuff. refgr., Venetian blinds, cop
per spouttng; large liv. rm., expand
attic; under $4,000. See to ap.
preciate. UN. S475.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS-Brick bung
on wooded lot in popular area of
n. Hampshire ave, Just over D. C
line; 2 bdrms. plus fin. attic. full
bsmt. Price $13,950. Call WA
5000, It'll 9 pm. ROBERT s
DAVIS T. CO. 5s04 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 5000. once
open daily and Sunday til 8 pm
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81 Philadelphia Ave.
Corner Takoma ave.
sos 600

Open SUNDAY to 6
\ large corner brick. center eraal hall
din. rm.. nice kit. breakfast rm.,
powder rm., porch 1st f.; 2nd a.
3 lg. bedrms.. 2 baths; 3rd H..
finished rm. and storage rm;; base
ment, rec rm.. laundry. fruit closet,
lavatory, hot water heat. gas, slate
detach. brick gar.: mr.. schools and
transp.; ig. cash payment; owner
leaving city. WIN. A. LYNCH, RA.
1912. excl. agt.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN,


DERwoop TO REpLAND R, ROAD ,
ment, oil hot-water heat, 3 acres
of land $4,000.
DERWooD TO REDLAND ROAD
4-room and bath bungalow. "a acre
of land. Price. ST 800.
NEAR WOODF1ELD-A acre, i'm
proved with 6-room house, modern
in every respect; 2-car garage; pos
session NV with 5t,,,, title, Price, 81 Sl555o s551
with FRED B. CUsHMAN, Realtor,
$40 Frederick ave, Gaithersburg,
Md. Telephone 299
TRAVILAH ROAD-New frame bun
galow, 4 rooms and bath. oil Col
man heater, an hardwood floors; lot,
90x250. Price, $500. Possession
WoopFfELD-Brick T5ed F1fEs. bungalow. 6
rooms and bath on 1st floor, stair
way to expanable 2nd floor; oil hot
water heat; full basement; garage
with overhead doors; p fCre of
land. Price, $4,000. Call Jerry
Williams, Damascus 6261. with
FRED B. CUSHMAN. Realtor, $40
Frederick ave. Gaithersburg. Md.
Telephone 299.
a frame semibungalow Of 6 rooms
and bath. open fireplace, full base
ment, laundry trays; inside and out
side entrance to basement; beautiful
lot. Price, S15.75o. Call Jerry
williams, Damascus 6261. with
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40
Frederick ave. Gaithersburg, Md
Telephone 299.
WOODFIELD-Frame bungalow, s
rooms and bath, all on 1st floor
only storage space in attic. full
basement. laundry trays: oil heat
with air ducts; garage. A very at.
tractive home. Price, $4,000. Call
Jerry williams. Damascus 626l. witt
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, 5lt
Frederick ave, Gaithersburg, Nd
Telephone 2q9.
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RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
TAKOMA PARK
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Bee today, open 2 to q. Two COM
p1ete apartments. Asbestos Shingle,
redecorated in and out. lst f., liv.
rm. with firepl.. bedrm., lge. COM
plete kit. and bath; 2nd f., lge.
rms. complete kit. and bath; stor-
age attic, new INV. furnace, new
auto. INV. tank; front, rear porches;
level lot, garage; SO, 600 down; 403
Carroll ave MI Robinson. SH.
6015, with WILLIAM R. THOROW-
coon nE OIL
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CAMP SPRINGS

Modern 5-room and bath Cape Cod
bungalow with large expandable at
tic. insulated; range and refriger-
ator: full. basement; built-in garage:
oil h.-w:;h.: beautifully Handicapped
lot; lovely neighborhood. Only SI3.-
down. DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN 32i4
Branch ave 10 S.r-nn
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S15,950
EVaTTGUUTT

Here's home for family with ehil-
dren who wash to be close to
parochial or public schools with
Capital Transit bus at door. Lgs,
bungalow with liv. rm. opens fire.
place, family-sized din. rm., fully
equipped kit. large enough to eat
In with pantry. 2 bedrms, and
tile bath, all on 1st floor. 2nd
floor finished, into one large rm.
with very large modern bath.
Just right for the kids. Cedar
closet in bath. Basement divided
into recreation rm with bar and
powder, room and furnished room
with laundry trays, deep freeze,
work bench and vegetable bins,
Outside entrance to basement. Oil
h.-W.h. All radiators on. 1st floor
boxed. Venetian blinds, storm
windows and screens Det gear
concrete block garage. Lot ap-
prox. 55xl60 with picket fence In
front. Wire fence in rear, concrete
driveway. street and sidewalk, best
section Of Hyattsville
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MT. RAINIER
RAMRLERS S17a5n

4C1111biC1t0, D1 ,5CU
Attractive 3-bedrm. brick ramblers,
GAIT. liy. rm. din. rm. with firepl.,
equip. kit. with breakfast area, ia
baths. spacious porch. full bsmt.,
built-in garage. Open Sun, 1-5.
To inspect: Out Michigan ave, con-
tinue on Queens Chapel rd,, to Coles
vile rd.. left to Pennsylvania st.
PENWOOD REALTY CO.
SH. 5400
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OPEN | To Z
BUNGALOW, $3.50 DOWN
$50 46 COVERS ALL.
FARMETTE

An immaculate. modern bungalow sit
uated on an attractive piece of land,
IA acres. Recr. hall, lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. lge kit, mod
ern equipment 2 bedrmS., bath, full
bSmt., oil h-wh.. det. gar. Excl
value at S12,950; substantial cash
Open 2:3O-5. To reach. Out Route
III approx. 4Ks mi. to Boyds. Prop
erty Immediately on left. EARL T.
WRIGHT, exclusive Realtor, WI
5000: ewes WI 6731
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LARGE
BETHEL
DEL L AGAh
1915 K St. NV. DI. 300 10
so MISREPRESENTATION

Assume 4ec first trust on Viers Mill
Village bunga; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
kit. din. combination; full bsmt
$3.50 per mo. incl. taxes. Little
cash required: gas heat. Open Sat.
and Sun. l till g. 4214 Roundhill
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S15,95O
TuEUEPIv

Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Large ell-shaped liv. rm. with firepl.
and dining area, fully equip. kitchen
with range and refgr. ceiling ex-
haust fan. Pantry. Gas a.-c. heat.
l blk. from , buslines. Catholic
and public schools close by. House
will be completed in approx wks.
Terms to veteran or non-vet.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BRICK, s12, 5OO-close in, full bsm

BRICK, 12.5OO-Close in. full bsmt.
8 yrs. old; $4,000 down and S7f
per mo. Call MA. 5000 til 8 pm
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.
LIVE PRACTICALLY RENT FREE
by purchasing this 2-family home
Just over D. G. line; 1st fl: has 6
and bath and rents for $50 per mo.
Level lot. porch, oil heat; S1,5d0
down and $40, so per mo. will buy
this 12-year-old home. Call WA
5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS
vile, Md. WA. 5000. once open
daily and Sunday til o pm
A PICTURE BUNGALOW in white
cement in Kensington; 1850 with
about $1,000 down and .Sl1O a
month; rooms. bath. fireplace
turs shrubbeFy. nice lawn and
handy to everything. r. P. RIPLEY
Realtor. 81. Gill; open ewes.
BUNGALOW lge., rms. and bath
modern tile kit, "a acre land; Z
$$a9,15os aoot terms. ALVIN EPL1NG,
1, ACRES rms, 2 baths, bsnt.. oil
h.-wh.; poultry house and garden
spot; beautiful oak trees; only
S9.950. substantial cash. ALVIN
EPLING, UN. 0313. is
8 ACREs-6 rms. and bath; front
ing on hard-surface street; barn,
poultry houses and orchard; mr..
Laurel, Md; S13.500; substantial
cash. ALVIN EPLING, UN. O313.
CITY FARMERS PARADISE 8.
acre estate in Silver Spg. with 2
well-built homes (smaller could be
for another member of family OF
tenant caretaker), garage. equip
ment shed. group of poultry bldgs
for around 900 hens: owner NOV
ing away offers the complete prop
erty with all power equipment,
poultry, established egg business,
freezer, etc, etc; $4,000. Here S
the kind of place so many people
want that is all in fine shape. r. P.
evenings
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So Much For So Little
IMAGINE

and adjoining large tile bath; lsxiS
liv. room with firepl.; din. room Tx
20 and 14x1S kit; 2nd floor, bed
rooms 12x14. 11x14. 8x1O with large
tile. bath; finished heated bsmt. room
with kit. and adjoining lavatory IA
x32, also beautifully finished; 12x13
rage and work shop 1Sx32; fioored
attic. This beautiful corner brick is
owned by its builder and located in
one of Prince Georges best COM
munities: 3 yrs. old, very reason
ably priced. LII 3-0l2l 30
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

INVESTMENT INSURANCE CO.
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MODERN RAMBLER

MODERN RAMBLER
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
New brick, liv. rm.. fireplace. din.
rm., complete kit. auto. washer,
disposal !: bedrms., I6'xl3'-l3x
49, color. tile bath. Venetian blinds,
large storage attic. large sodded lot.
Owner compelled to leave town on
doctors order, will sell on VERY
siole party. Call Mr.. Finley, WA.
556S; UN. 2173 ewes. With FRED
ERICK REAL ESTATE, RE. 2461.
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OWNER. DRAFTED

THEY MUST SELL
1-yr. .-old., 2-bedrm. bunga; bsmt.,
gas heat, steel fenced lot; 2 blks
from bus and new shop. center;
$1,000 down. bal. SS1.32 mo-, inc
CO. AP. 1721 and 10. 2-Q4l0
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REAL ESTATE
TAKOMA PARK

1AhOMA FAhh
OPEN SUN, l TIL DARK
lge. lot. adj. park; conv. neighbor-
hood. Immaculate. good investment.
Call Mrs. Taylor, 81. 1910. S. L.
CURTIS. Broker. Directions: Past
Washington Sanitarium on Carroll
ave. to Garland ave, left on Gar
land to 407.
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$40 Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg, Md Tel 29q
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S13,95O
TAMp 0DD

Beautiful Cape Cod bungalow featur.
ing large liv. rm.. full-sized din. rn 4.
modern kit; lge. bedrms. and tile
bath. Lge. screened porch. Stair
way to exp. attic foored and in
sulated. Full bsmt. Oil h.-w.h.
Venetian blinds. Storm windows
and screens. Large lot with cedar
rail fence. Close to Rt. 5. CT or
non-GI. Non-vets assume S8,200
40 loan.
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OPEN . TIL DARK
LEWISDALE CAPE COD

23l7 AMHERST RID.
'-room and bath brick Cape Cod
dwelling with full bsmt stairway to
floored expandable attic, 2 bedrms.,
Nv; Tm;. din. rm, and kit. Lot
or non-veteran. Directions: Out
Riggs rd. to Amherst rd., turn right
to 2317 and open sign.
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S10-500
GI APPROVED

3-bedrm. rambler, 3sx32. All rms.
are exceptionally large, fully
equipped spacious kit. full bsmt.,
outside entrance; Oil heat; close to
stores and transp. 81 400 down
to CT.
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New Corner Rambler
7O8 Forest Glen Rd.

Open To-Day, 20 b
This beautiful brick home is located
on a lge., well-landscaped corner lot
lures, such as all-elec. kit. with
Sarbage disposal and auto. dish
washer; lge. liv. rm, stone firepl, /;
3 bedrms., att. gar, side porch and
gas &C. heat. Priced $22: 800, very
conv. terms. Directions: out Coles
vile I'd. to Forest Glen rd; ieIt .
STONE, Realtor, exclusive agent
1O16 18th st. NV. Ma. 1880.
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OPEN | TO 5 PM

6202 Lumbard St. Cheverly, Md. :;
bung.; liv; rm.. din. rm.. complete
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. all on 1st
f. Full bsmt., oil h.wh Nice lot.
2 blks. off Cheverly ave. Reason
ably priced for quick sale. CLYDE
r. ADAMS, Realtors. UN. 1143.
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$500 Down, STOPS Month
Best buy in Wheaton area: coy 3
bedroom bungalow. complete equip
ped kitchen, dry basement, gas heat.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO. LO.
52400: ewes, Mr.. Sheppard, CHI.
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$63 PER MONTH

(TOTAL PAYMENT
Spacious liv. rm., 2 lRe. bedrms
fully equipped kit, real tile bath
Directions: Out Pa. ave. across 18th
st. bridge. Sc, left on Ala. ave. to
Marlboro pike, out Marlboro pike
approx. Y mi, past District Hgts
lane l blk. to model home. Open
II noon It'll dark. ALLEN & ROCKS
INC, ST 05O5
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CHEVERLY, MD.

CHEVERLY RAMBLER
Many unusual features in this spa
cious home; large fireplace in living
room, wal. .parquet floors, cypress
paneled walls. oil radiant heat,
childs swimming pool Only
$1S,500. Call Mrs. Hurt, WA. 612S,
COX A. Co I'm 1h0R
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QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR

Lovely frame bungalow on iarrs
corner lot; living rm.. din. rm., kit.
. bedrms. and bath: basement; att
garage and screened porch; close to
shopping and transportation. Call
today.
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FORESTVILLE

LEWISDALE CAPE COD
s repses 4eseFn Psstsiuy sFdfk dedor ao rn
s15,75o SIS SS and sfe,5oo sss' Cox tx q coes. co'.
81. 0775, Mrs, Stickel. NO. 039S.
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COLONIAL. S15,95O
DE LUXE RAMBLER

completed, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large living room, separate
dining rm. All-elec. kit; large recre-
alton rm.. full basement. built-in
garage. A home of distinction in
fine community. Price. S26.95O. For
appointment. call SH. SOLO till 8
Pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT INSURANCE CO.
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VACANT

5 rms: a, m. l.: natural shade; y
acre; 10 mi. from Andrews Field.
S10,450. HI. STA; after 6 pm, Ii.
3-3625. -
WOOD & MITCHELL
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CAMP SPRINGS

RAMBLER, l ACRE
Almost new: large living room, din
ing room. kitchen, 2 large bedrooms
lone 12xl5. other 12x12). mahog
garage with extra room for work
shop: chicken house; / acre fertile
level ground. with some fruit trees
You will love this place. Only Sl3,-
800. 81 800 down. DEWEY NJ
FREEMAN, 1914 Branch ave. s.e
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S13.95O
$10,95O
NEW 1881 HOME

NEW 1851 HOME
OPEN SAT, AND SUN. to 5 pm.
1900 Ogelthorpe St, Riverdale. Md.
very large expansible End Il, with
extra roughed-in plumbing and
heat for = more rms and bath,
Immediate occupancy. S1O,950.
Non G. I. So 900 down. Call
PAUL A. DALEY. AP. 1443.
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Immed. Poss.-Brand-New

IIIlIlGu. POSS.-Brdnu-N
Brick. semidet., 2-bedrm. home; hard
wood floors; liv. rm., 19xl5, with
picture windows; full bsmt. gas
heat; lge. lot, fully Handicapped;
conv. to Boiling Field. Andrews ano
NJ. r. L.; assume GI loan: only
50 200 down, 500 mo. Call Indian
Head 3SSl
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CLINTON

OPEN SUNDAYS
New 5-rm.. Cape Cod bung., with full
bsmt.; oil heat. Several to choose
from. Priced from S11,75O to S13,-
500. II rms0 Directions: Out
Clinton Bank, 1a mile to Marcus dr..
Follow signs
Hillcrest Realty Co.
1414 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 7-4O40.
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peter j. hagan
S9,950
IYATTSVuI,

S9950
HYATTSVILLE
4-bedrm. Diet. 2-Story home, eonV.
located within 2 blks. of all schools
and churches; oil heat; 81 300 down
to GI. See today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

Cominform from Yugoslavia will
be highly embarrassing to the
rulers in Prague, Moscow, and
elsewhere.
Clements is not career Com
munist. He was Communist
when communism offered no
dividends of Immediately fore
seeable power. His party men,
bership dates from 20 years or
more. For some 10 years prior
to World War II, he was a Com
munist deputy from Slovakia to
the Czechoslovak Parliament.
He founded the Slovak Commu-
mist Monthly, 'DAV" (Masses),
and was we'll known aid popu-
lar as writer in left-wing cir
Giles much broader than the
Communists.
Nor is his opposition to GER
tain Stalinist policies recent. In
1889. he was in Paris and OPP
posed the pact between Stain
and Hitler. When war broke
out he went to London where
he was admitted on condition
that he refrain from political
activities. He did not keep this
promise, but was subterraneanly
active. He had his own spies in
the Czechoslovak legation where
Jan Masaryk was then minister.
Later, with Russia's entrance
into the war, the British re-
leased him from his pledge and
he broadcast to Czechoslovakia
over the BIC. He published a
book. attacking Pan-Slavism,
which also put him off the party
line, which was unoffcially ex-
plotting the old Russian imperial
Union of all Slavs" dream.
Clements viewpoint, even then,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

was precisely what Tito's be-
came: That although there was
a natural kinship between Slavic
peoples, the Slav states are, and
should be, sovereign and indie
pendent.
AS a Communist of long
standing and experience, Glenn
entis has friendships and fol-
lowers who ramify into many
countries outside his own, both
in East and West Europe. One
OF these was another Slovak,
Ivan Horwath, Czechoslovak
ambassador to Hungary, who.
according to reports, was ar
rested by the Hungarian secret
police and disappeared.
II. therefore. Clementis-ac-
companied. 1t is rumored by
four other civil servants-has
reached Belgrade, Marshal Tito
will have won a valuable ally
for his anti-Stalinist theological
campaign in behalf Of the
true" Communist faith. Bel
grade, not any of the Western
bourgeois countries, would be
his logical port. For. like Mar
shall Tito, he is not sympathetic
to the anti-Communist world.
He is another hereto to the
Stalinist line, but no renegade
to communism.
1t is interesting to speculate
what the effects might have
been in Russia, had the old
guard, purged in 1886 and 1887,
had another Communist coun-
try to which to flee. Their fate,
as it was. demonstrated how
seriously Stain feels threatened
by deviation within Communist
ranks.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-13

It can only result in severe
criticism directed toward any
government which sponsors
limitation on the right of an
army In the midst of war. oper-
ations to pursue it's legitimate
military detectives. The United
States has suffered nearly 50,-
600 casualties, and yet the Brit
ish Prime Minister is willing
to stop our troops at the 38th
Parallel. There is no objection,
of course. to demand on Red
China for cease fire" based
on a willingness of u. N. forces
to withdraw from Korea in due
time, but certainly not until
after every Communist soldier
has first been withdrawn and
fool-proof guarantees have been
given against re-crossing of
the Yalu River.
The Red Chinese will hardly
be impressed by any maneuver
now which orders u. N. forces to
stop and wait for the Peiping
government to agree to stop
fighting. Every communication
from the Red China regime thus
far has been defiant. There
isn't the slightest sign that stop
ping at the 38th Parallel would
accomplish anything. Yet the
British Government, which has
borne very little of the pain of
the Korean war is perfectly
willing to see the operations of
General Ridgway impaired by
a restrictive order. Opinion
here is that the British might
better conflne their help in the
Korean war to a stoppage first
of the British supplies that
have been going through Hong
Kong to the Communists. That
would truly speed the victory
Tor the U. N. in Korea.
Reproduction Rights Reserved.)
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Rhee Offers Requirements

stockpile we maintain in Japan,
and Washington can send suffi-
Gent equipment only to replace
losses suffered in battle by the
American and Allied forces.
The case of Korea rs typical.
It demonstrates that it is not
manpoWer which is lacking, but
a sufficiency of military equip
ment. If our factories could pro-
duce the needed quantities it
would take a relatively short
time to train and use in battle
native troops which are anxious
to defend their country.
Meanwhile, American soldiers
are wondering what will happen
next. The United Nations, under
whose flag soldiers of so many
nationalities are fighting, has
branded the Chinese Commu-
nists as aggressors. It took that
organization five weeks to reach
that momentous decision.
what now?" the men in the
field are asking. Since the deci-
sion was reached the United
Nations has rested on it's laurels
and nothing more has been
heard from its diplomats.
Meanwhile, strategic materials
continue to be exported briskly
to the Chinese Communists from
the British crown colony at
Hong Kong and the Portuguese
settlement at Macao.
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every way until there is
cease fire" agreed to by both
sides.
What the British government
is evidently attempting to offer
is a cease fire" SO far as the
U. N. forces are concerned but
with no guaranty or assurance
that the Communist Chinese will
feel obligated to refrain from
sudden attack on U. N. forces.
Merely to state what is in
volved from a military view
point is to reveal the impracti-
cability of conducting military
operations on such basis. But
what is more disconcerting is
that the great government of
Britain, which has tried as
siduously to prevent the Red
China regime from being pro-
nounced an aggressor by the
U. NJ. now insists that the ag-
gressor shall have the right to
do as he pleases north of the
38th Parallel.
This must be sad news to the
Korean people, who have been
expecting the U. N. to liberate
all of them and not just those
south of the 38th Parallel. To
stop at the parallel is to admit
that all the military effort ex-
pended since last June, when
the North Koreans marched
across that line, has been in
vain. Even to suggest publicly
that the Allies should consider
stopping at the 38th Parallel is
to notify Communist China that
the U. N. forces are afraid to
proceed further or that they
are coming cravenly to beg for
a cease fire."
Does Prime Minister Attlee
think such tactics can inspire
American soldiers hereafter to
make sacrifices for the U. N?
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Korea Seeks to Buy H. S. Military Equipme
To Put $4,000 Trained Men in Battle

army, trained exclusively as a
police force, could not hold its
ground against the North
Koreans. It lacked weapons to
resist the tanks and fire power
of the enemy. But it showed
that under proper training the
Korean soldiers could fight. This
was illustrated last fall when
Korean units, properly equipped
and with a minimum of combat
training, did an excellent job
against the North Koreans.
The ROK divisions which we
hastily organized did not do SO
well during the winter. after the
Chinese Reds entered the fight.
But now they have caught up,
and are doing a good Job.
Hundreds of thousands of
young Koreans between the ages
of II and Is are refugees in the
Pusan area. A small percent
age have been indicted into the
army as requirements and have
joined the ranks of the Ameri-
can forces. But a large number
of others are clamoring for
weapons to fight for their home
land, either as regulars or as
guerrillas.
Gen. Macarthur is said to
have promised DR.. Rhee to do
his best to get these men weap-
ons. But unfortunately. there
seems to be a shortage in the