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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05
Pa|eido pak|ydusius |akunus

reikalaujama uzmoketi uz vie
ia, kur jie stovejo. Greiciausiai,
kad lektuvai bus grazinti tvar-
koj, bet, aisku, atitinkamai is
tyrineti. Grazintieji lakunai ne
padare jokiu pareiskimu. Afro
do, kad is savo vyriausybiu tu-
ri isakyma tyleti.
Atrodo, kad rusai Wis kaip
nors prisitaiko, kad jiems pa
items nereiketu isradineti pa
tobulinimus: jie Wis gauna pro-
gos pasiziureti, ka amerikieclai
yra israde ginklavimosi patio
bulinimu srityje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05
R SAN FRANCISCO
LIETUVIAI MINEJO
BIRZELIO IVYKIUS

San Francisko majoras FL
mer E. Robinson paskelbe bir-
zelio II d. Baltijos Diena San
Francisco mieste. Pasinaudoda-
mi sia proga San Francisco lie
tuviai, latviai ir estai surenge
Augstosios Romero. Makyklos
Auditorijoje koncerta ir tauti-
niu rankdarbiu paroda.
Programme buvo kalbos ir
koncertas. Visos kalbos buvo
sakomos anglu kalba. Pirmiau-
sia kalbejo lietuvaite Juliona
Liesyte. Toliau kalbejo latve
Marga Sveilis ir estas Heino Fo-
gis. Pc kiekvienos kalbos buvo
giedamas tautinis himnas.
Muzikine programos dali at
liko latviu ir estu artistai. Gle
dant tautinius himnus pasirOde,
kad latviai buvo didziumoje.
San Francisco mieste lietu-
viu yra nedaug ir tie yra labal
issisklaide. Susirenka tik tada,
kai pamato vietos didlapiuose
pranesima, kad bus kur nors
lietuviu ar lietuvius lieciantls
parengimas.
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Pasis|ep6 jie$komi komunistai

Pasibaigus vienuolikos komu-
nistu vadu bylai, atejo laikas
pradeti vykdyti teismo jiems
priskirta bausme. Pereita pir-
madieni tik septyni is ju te-
buvo paimti j kalejima, o ketu-
ri dingo. Tie dingusieji yra
kaip tik svarbus Americas ko-
munistu partijos pareiglnai:
vyriausias partijos organizato-
rius, seketorius, New Yorko ir
Illinois pirmininkai.
Visi jie ligi siol buvo laisvi
uz uzstatus, is viso = $4,000.
Jiems pasislepus, uzstatai buvo
konfiskuoti. Uzstatai buvo duo
II tam tlkrOS OrganlZaclJOS, va
dinamos Civil Reights Congress,
kuri turi savo skyrius visoje
Amerikoje ir neva gina ameri-
kieciu civilines teises, bet, Ii
noma, tik tais atvejais, kada
esti paliesti komunistu partijos
reikalai. Tos organizacijos fon-
du vienas is globeju yra Milo
nierius Federik Vanderbilt Field
zinomas, kaip nuolatinis komu-
nistu globejas. Savo laiku jis
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BALI parupins garantijas

Istatymas, duodas teise trem-
tiniams atvykti ir apsigyventi
Amerikoje, pakeistas ia pras-
me, kad Darbo ir Buto garanti-
JOINS sudaryti terminus pailgin-
tas vienam menesiui, t. y. Xxi
siu metu liepos 81 d. imtinai.
Tretminiai, gyvena Vokietijo-
je, Austrijoje ar Italijoje, turi
isiregistruoti vienoje is orga-
nizaciju, kurios rupinasi trem-
tiniu atgabenimui j Amerika.
Tas liecia tik tuos lietuvius
tremtinius, ku1.ie Xxi siol neturi
darbo ir buto garantiju is Anne
ikos. Kurie garantijas jau turi
eigoje, items registruotis ne
reikia.
Balfas, susitares su kitomis
OrganizacijOmis, sutiko priimtl
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05

atsisake prisipazinti, ar jis pats
priklauso komunistu PARTIAL,
ar ne. Dabar teismas j klau-
sia, ar jis Zinc ka nors apie
pasislepusius. Jis atsake, kad
viena diena anksciau juos ma
tes komunistu partijos centre.
Suzinojes, kad jie pasislepe, da-
res zygius per partija, kad jie
Fpasirodytu, taciau be pasekmiu.
Teismas reikalauja, kad jis
pasakytu, kas yra uzstatu sa-
vininkai. Is pradziu jis nenore-
jo sakyti, teisindamasis, kad
nenoris pats save apkaltinti,
bet paskui pradejo aiskinti, jog
tn savininku esa daugelis SIM
tu. Jis bandysias pasakyti
ju vardus ...
Be siu keturiu, pasislepe ir
kiti keturi is paskutiniuju sep
tyniolikos nauju kaltinamu ko-
munistu. Spejama, kad tie as
tuoni sudaro nauja Americas
komunistu politbiura. Anot vie
nu spejimu, jie bandysia pa
sprukti j uzsienius, kiti mano,
kad jie pasiryze veikti slaptai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05

Sekmadieni, liepos 8 diena,
gen. Ridgeway susitiks su Ko-
rejoj siaurieciq ir kinu "sava-
noriu" vadais tariffs del karo
paliaubu Korejoje. Tai yra lyg
ir pirmieji konkretus vaisiai to
pasiulymo, kurl ana sayaite pa
reiske Maskvos delegates Jung
tiniu Tautu Organizacijoje.
Tiesiogiai Maskvos pasiuly-
mas nieko neisaiskino, bet po
jo gen. Ridgeway, pats nuo sa-
yes pasiule priesu vadams susi-
tikti kalbetis del paliaubu. Jis
pasiule susitikti norvegu ligo-
mines laive ties Wonsano uostu,
siaurineje Korejoje.
Po kelly dienu priesingoji pu-
sc atsiliepe. Jie sutinka kalbetis
del paliaubu, taciau ne toje vie
tote, kur sidle gen. Ridgeway,
O Kaesonge. Tai yra apie 10000
gyventoju miestas pietineje Ko-
rejoje, vos 2 mylios zemiau 38
PARALLELS, tame mazame kampe-
lyle, kuri kinai tebeturi uzeme
pietines Korejos teritorijoje.
Komunistu vadai, matyt, tue
norejo pabrezti, kad ju koja
dar tebera pietinej Korejoj,
nors istikruju daug didesni ga
bala siaurines Korejos jie jau
vel buvo priversti apleisti. Be
to- jie sille, kad derybos bu-
tu ne anksciau, kaip liepos 10 :
Is diena. Spejama, kad jie nori
prizes derybas susizinoti su
Maskva.
Gen. Ridgeway sutiko dere-
tbs kim pasiulytoj Vietoj, bet
pageidavo, kad deryb2s lvyktq'
jei galima, liepos 5 d. Komu-
nistai atsake, kad jie sutinka
atvykti kick anksciau - liepos
|8 d. Gen. Ridgeway sutiko IL
SUI tue. Taigi sekmadieni pra-
sides pasikalbejimai.
Pazymetina, kad Sis generolt
Ridgeway zygis - pasiulymas
pradeti pasikalbejimus tiesio@
tarp kariniu vadu is esmes
yra toks pats, kaip siu met,
pradzioje generolo McArthurt
padarytasis pasiulymas. Ia
da buvo labai susijaudinta de
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visus be skirtumo tremtyje gy-
venancius ir turincius teise be
kliuciu emigruoti JAW. Visus
tokius aprdpins darbo ir buto
garantijomis, bet tik salyga,
kad visi isiregistruotq emigra-
cijai j Amerika Xxi SIN. liepos
81 d. Isiregistravusieji Europe
je prasomi tuojau apie tai pra-
nesti Balfo Centrui ir kartu SUI
teikti apie save ir savo Selma
smulkiq informaciju.
Po liepos 81 dienos Americas
konsulatuose vizq isdavimas
truks Xxi siu metu pabaigos,
bet vizos bus isduodamos tik
Xxi liepos 81 dienos isiregistra-
vusiems emigracijai j Amerika
tremtiniam.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05
Del mazu siuntineliu

Del mazu siuntineliu
Jau kuris laikas Balfo centro
rastine gauna laisku, raginan-
ciu Balfa paruosti ir siuntine-
ii mazus individualinius mais-
to ir aprangos siuntinelius
tremtiniams Vokietijoje ir kito-
Sc Europos waist.
Mazu maisto ir drabuziq SUM-
tineliu paruosimas Balfui at
seitu perbrangiai. Kadangi Bal
fas CARE narys - dalininkas
ir is tos organizacijos Periods
kai gauna nemazus dividendus,
kurie eina lietuviu tremtiniu
salpai Euporope, patartina ma
zus maisto ir KIT. siuntinelius
uzsakyti ir siQsti per CARE.
Kad uz tokius siuntinelius Ame-
rikos lietuviai gautu kreditus,
patartina visus tokius siuntine-
Illus uzsisakyti per Balfa, stun
Giant reikalinga pinigu suma.
Per Balfa galima uzsakyti siuos
CARE siuntinelius: standartini
maisto pakieta uz $40, maisto
pakietas, gyvenantiems Angli-
joje $40, riebalu pakietas 81,
mssos pakietas $11.5O, biudze-
tinis maisto pakietas $685., vii
nu. (mezgimui) pakietas $13,
vilnones medziagos pakietas
S11, vilnoniu antklodziu pakie-
tas $11, paklodziu ir ranksluos-
ciu pakietas $11, mazu vaiku
maisto pakietas $40, kudikiq
drabuzeliu pakietas $11.
Jeigu pats siuntejas noretq
tokius pakietus paruosti ir pa
siusti, jam atseitu bent pora
doleriu brangiau. Be to, toks
pakietas nebltu lietuviams kre-
dituotas.
Siunciant CARE siuntinelius
per Balfa padaroma trilype i1au-
da: tiesioginiai suselpiamas
tremtinys, Americas lietuviai
gauna kredita ir Balfas is CA
RE gauna daugiau dividendo
Tiki siol Balfas is CARE jau
yra caves apie $4,000 divid.)
Noredami pasiusti viena is
augsciau suminetu siuntineliq,
prisiuskite Balfui reikalinga pi-
nigu suma kartu su savo ir ga
VETO adresu, taip pat nurody-
kite uz koki siuntini siunciate.
Tokius uzsakymus Balfas tuo-
jau padarys. W kiekviena uzsa-
kyta siuntini siuntejas gaus ga
VETO pakvitavima. Balfas pa
tarnaus nemokamai.
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Mr.. u = 1851 m. liepos 5 d.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
/, .Antikomunistinio
fronto organizavirnas

Clevelando Lietuviq Tremti-
niq D-jos valdyba imasi inicia-
tyvos suorganizuoti antikomu-
nistini fronta bel jo vadovybe.
il nutare belstis Am. Liet. Ia
ryba, kad butu susaukti >visq
lietuviskuju organizaciju atsto-
val to fronto vadovybei issi-
rinkti. ! sia antikomunistinio
fronto vadovybe kvieciami ir XII
tq tautybiu organizaciju atsto-
val.
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to zygio ir tai buvo viena is Nc
Arthuro pasalinimo priezasciu.
Dabar Ridgeway padare ta patti
ir jo niekas uz tai nebara. Be
abejo, 81 karta Ridgeway turejo
centro pritarima tam pasiuly-
mui.
Kadangi pasikalbejimai vyks
tik tarp karo vadu, tai jie lies
vien kovu sustabdymo reikala:
apie politinius dalykus, kaip
Formozos klausimas, Kinijos
vyriausybes pripazinimo klausi-
mas, cia negales butt kalbos. IS
komunistu puses dalyvaus siau-
rines Korejos kariuomenes va
das (kuris taip pat yra ir siau-
rines Korejos komunistines W.
riausybes pirmininkas) ir kinQ
"savanoriu" kariuomenes va
das. Tuo budu Kinijos vyriau-
sybe siose derybose "nedaly-
vauja" ir nori parodyti, kad il
net tame kare "nedalyvauJa'.
Dabar sunku numatyti, kas IS
tu derybu iseis. Amerikos If
kitu krastu politikai apie jas
Ikalba labai atsargiai, pabrezda-
mi, kad dar nezinia, ka komu-
nistai turi galvoje ir ko Jle
istikruju siekia. Tuo tarpu smui-
kios kovos Korejoje tebevyksta
ir dar nera uztikrinimo, ar JOS
tikrai sustos, ar issiliepsnos dar
stipriau nei ligi siol.
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Del auku rasytojui
Krurninui pagelbeti

Rasytojq Draugija kreipiasi
j visuomene pagelbeti pastatyti
ant rasytojo Krumino kapo att
tinkama paminkleli (jis kas-
tuosias apie $1so). Dalis auku,
surinktu J. Kruminui padeti,
pavelavo. Manoma, kad nespe-
tas nusiusti aukas tiktq perduo-
ii Rasytoju Draugijai cia pa
minetam tikslui.
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Susitikimas SUI Detroitu

Tremtiniu D-jos valdyba nu-
mato surengti Clevelando ir
Detroito lietuviu susitikima
bendroje iskyloje. Tas susitiki-
mas numatomas ezero saloje.
Tariamasi su Detroito Lietuviu
Tremtiniq D-ja.
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Graziu paproeiu
ugdymas

Clevelando Trent. D-jos val
dyba nutare kreiptis j tremti-
MUS ir siulyti visiems kick ga
lint sumazinti islaidas ivai-
riems seimos pobuviams bel
svenciu (vardiniu ir pan.) mi
nejimams, sutaupytas tue bu-
du sumas paaukoti Europoje pa
silikusiems ir sunkq varga ken
ciantiems tremtiniams. Valdy-
ba imasi iniciatyvos surinkti to-
kias aukas ir persiusti per Bal
ia aukotoju nurodytiems asme-
MINIS. ] talka siuntiniams per-
siusti bus kvieciamas ir jauni-
mas (skautai, ateitininkai, IL
thuanistikos mokyklos mokl-
niai).
Dalis Clevelande gyvenanciu
Petru Siam graham tikslui Jau
yra pasizadeje imoketi viso $95.
Laukiama, kad siuo pavyzdzlu
paseks ir kiti varduvininkai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-07-05

New Yoko Dewey isskrido Toimuosius Rytus
Keonss pradzoe caves laikras inioms ap paaubu
smus Koreoe sypso paenkntas bet issitare kad reka
butt atsarges r prisimin gya payrma kuris rodo, jog
komnsq taram zoda dana turf priesnga prasme Civ demo-
krata yra dktatlra, laisve vergija, taka karas.)
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

guests of Miss Natalie Turpin. who
is attending the school for her first
year.
Attention all music lovers! On
November 2 at the Lincoln Com
munity Building, there will be a
good old song festival. Lots of those
old songs that you love so much
will be sung. This is going to be
just a get-together of all the folks
you like to see. There will also be
/ plenty of special music, so if you
I like to sing, whether you are a
good singer or not, young or old
then come out to the Lincoln Com
munity Building and sing to your
hearts content. There will be nc
admission charges. There will be
refreshments on hand for sale
Don't forget, November 2, at Lin
coin Community Building. Join the
party and have loads Of fun.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brittingham on Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Burris, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Wallace and three
children, Judy Lynn. Roger and
Hickey of Millington, Md, Robert
Alexander and friend, Miss Flor
ence O'Neal of Massey. Md.
The State Road from Greedy Ave-
lnue to Glendale has been imprOv-
ed by black topping and Second
Street is being black topped this
week. This is a big improvement
and much needed.
! A surprise party was given to
Mrs. BOyce Short by her family,
Thursday of last week in honor OF
her birthday. She received many
lovely gifts. and the high-light of
the affair was flash light pictures
taken by Mrs. Alvin Greenly. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake
were served. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Morgan and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brit
tingham and two sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Baker. After very
enjoyable evening. the guests de-
parted wishing Mrs. Short many
more Happy Birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck of Wyn-
wood, Pa, spent a couple of days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Short
Mrs. Edward Clogg and Mrs. JOhr
Fitzgerald were Philadelphia shop
pers Oh Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis morgan anC
! boys were Sunday dinner guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lynch of Gum
bOrO.
( Mr.. and Mrs. John L. LeCOmpt,
= attended a dinner at the Hob, Will
mington. on Saturday evening Civ
/ en- by the Robert Morris and UXo
/ Clubs of Wilmington.
= Mrs. Mildred Turpin of Washing
ton, D. c.. and mother, Mrs Matti
a ]. Greenly. spent the weekend a
= West Chester State School as tn
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
LINCOLN
By Mrs. George H. DerrIeksOn
Phone Milford 1859

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. H. ReVelle, ST., Minister
Sunday, October 2Sth
IL a. m, Church School. Douglas
Morgan, Sup't.
1880 p. m, Rev. Roy L. Tawes of
the Avenue Methodist Church, Mil
ford, will be The guest speaker.
There will be special music and a
large atteudanUc is desired.
The w. s. c. S. will meet at the
home Oflbdr. and Mrs. w. G. CasOn
Tuesday evening, October Both. Co
hOstesses are Mrs. H. M. BURNS and
Mrs. Marshall Benson.
The Friendship Bible Glass. Mrs.
Ethel Warren, teacher, will bold a
covered dish supper in the Com
munity Hall on Tuesday evening,
November 9Th. Bring your own
place setting, a covered dish and
$50. Everyone is invited who
would care to attend.
The Sunbeam Glass, Mrs. Sher-
wood, teacher, will meet with Mrs
FRAMES Morgan, Tuesday evening
November 6th. A large attendance
is desired.
Superintendent Douglas Morgan
wishes to inform everyone that the
Church will be heated next Sunday
and desires a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lynch, for.
merly of Milford, are occupying the
apartment of Woodrow Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Locates O
Claymont, spent the weekend witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold White anC
children and Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow
Morgan and family.
Mrs. Norman Baker, Mrs. LOui
Plummer and Mrs. Woodrow Nor
gan were recent shoppers in Phila
delphia.
! Mrs. Richard Clendaniel an
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel. Jr., of Mil
ford, spent last Thursday in Phila
delphia. Mrs. Frank Clendaniel an
Mrs. Dolphus wilkins of Milford
spent several days last week wit
iMr Clendaniel who was a patien
in the University of Pennsylvani
Hospital. He returned home o
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Swain visi'
y cd Mr.. and Mrs. David Maull {
ILewps on Sunday. Mr.. and Mr.
Maull are taking thor son, Davi
age 10, to the John Hopkins HOsD
tai, Baltimore, on Thursday of tn
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

week for observation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding and
children, Hattie and Charles and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harding and
Children, Nancy, Alice and Jimmy,
were Sunday afternoon guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas GOvan OF
Cheswold. and Mr.. Robert Harding,
Sr. The occasion was a surprise
party to celebrate the birthday OF
Mr.. Robert Harding, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Odell are
occupying their new home on john
son Avenue.
! Mrs Bertha COverdale was given
a surprise birthday party at her
home Thursday evening, October
18th. with children and grandchil-
dren attending. Those present were
I Mr.. and Mrs Charles Walls, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Walls and son, Gale
Lem, Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach,
all of Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin GOrdy of Denver, Colora-
do. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer COverdale
of Glendale, Mrs. Bessie Johnson
of Milford, Mr. Ronald Jones OF
I Seaford, Mr.. and Mrs. IRA Walls
and children, Patsy and Ronald oi
Lincoln, Donald and Dorothy john
son, Edgar Leighton and Otis Gov
erdale of Ellendale Mrs. COverdalt
received many lovely gifts and al
ter they were opened, ice cream
and cake was served. All departed
, wishing her many more "Happ!
: Birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Carey o
= Magnolia, were town visitors ol
: Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Benjamin Martin of Freder
lea, spent several days last weel
l with her daughter, Mrs. Roy Glen
! daniel and family.
' Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren an
Mr.. and Mrs. Huriah Fitzgeral
s made a business trip to Philadel
: phia on Wednesday.
= Mrs. Sallie DOdd, Mrs. Genev
Chadwick, Mrs. Marv Walls, of Mil
d ton. and Mrs. Ethel Simms
: Philadelphia. were guests of M
= and Mrs. George DerricksOn an
d Mrs. w. H. Clendaniel on Sunda
/. afternoon.
h Mrs. William r. Post and da"gl
It ter. Darlene and mother, Mrs. Ha'
a rv Tarr Of Chincotpagro. Va, ar
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ShOck'ey
Dover. spent Sunday with Mr.. al
t. Mrs. w. r. Wright
1f Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpent
8. ond Moster INnnin Wat"or sDe
4, Thursday of lest week with Mr.. al
l. Mre. Hp""'d Higgins and son
is Preston. Md.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Rockefeller Center Trees

NEW YORK P Three hon
ey locust trees so feet high will
soon, be planted on the Fifth Ave
nue. side of Rockefeller Center to
replace the three elms that found
city life too tough.
The trees, each weighing more
than five tons, we're brought here
from New Jersey by truck and
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Precious Stone

In China, jade is the most popu-
lar Of precious stones. It is believed
to possess the virtues Of wisdom
Justice, charity. courage and mod
eSty.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26
Meet M Performance

Exclusive: Packard Limousine
Ride!" Graded by PaCkards own
broad-beam, "self-contrOlling" suspen-
sion system. Adjusts itself automatically
70 changes in road and load.
Remember, too: Packard perform
ance stays new. Fact: OF all the Packards
built, in the last 81 years, over 5026 are
still in service!
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

Working paris than in engines of COM
parable power.
Exclusive: Packard Ullrumufic
Drive! The only automatic drive that
combines (D the super-smOOthness of
no gear-changing when speeding up or
slowing down, with ~ the positive
control and quiet efficiency of no ga5-
VaJti1g 5IjfPage Wben crHiIiHg.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

trailer. Ten-foot balls Of earth pro-
tected the roots.
The honey locust tree is beliey-
ed by horticulturalists to be the
best qualified tree to replace the
disease-ridden American elms. The
honey locust tree branches out in
wide, graceful shape and is rela-
lively free Of pests and disease.
Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

Haiti has a population Of around
3,O0O000
Evening star., 1951-03-01
Presidential Citation Given
To French Unit in Korea
BY the Associated Press

CENTRAL FRONT, Korea, Mar.
LIT. Gen. Matthew B. Ridg-
way supervised bestowal of the
United States Presidential Cita-
ton on the French battalion in
Korea today and told the French
fighting men:
This decoration will bring you,
your country and your army closer
to the United States than ever
before"
The citation honoring the French
battalion for its heroic stand with
the United States I'd Divisions
23rd Regiment in surrounded
Chipyong last month was read out
by 1t. Gen. Edward M. Almond,
10th Corps commander.
In response, 1t. Col. Ralph Mon
|clar (who dropped himself from
the rank of lieutenant general to
fight in Korea). the battalion
commander, said:
by showing today such high
consideration to this representa-
tive of nation who is fighting
elsewhere for the same cause,
Gen. Macarthur and the United
Nations high commander here
with US wanted to emphasize that
whenever the French have the
necessary weapons they will equal
any other people and that the
free world trusts them as to their
will to resist and their passion for
liberty +"
Evening star., 1951-03-01
BE FREE AS A BREEZE from

BE FREE AS A BREEZE from
wash-day work and weariness
by owning a FRIGIDAIRE Auto
matte Washer. You just put in
the clothes, add soap 80. then set
the Select-O-Dial. It's as easy as
that for the Select-O-Dial au-
tomatically fills the washer, con-
trolls Live-Water washing, 2
rinses and Rapidry-Spinning. And
it shuts the washer off, too. Best
of all, FRIGIDAIRE washes
clothes ever so clean, ever so
gently -. and you'll find it leaves
clothes so dry, many are ready
to iron. So visit your FRIGID-
ARE Dealers soon see all
the FRIGIDAIRE features (such
as the all-porcelain finish) that
no other washer has.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

I think LEA & PERRINS Sauce,
the original Worcestershire, is
the best way to do that. 1t adds
worlds of flavor magic" just
try this luscious Butter Sauce:
Nell 3 tbsb. butter, add / tbsb.
LEA 6 PERRINS Sauce
that's all.
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Evening star., 1951-03-01
Funds Asked for Pay|ess District Rent Office

Representative Harris, Demo-
crat, of Arkansas called on Con-
gress yesterday to provide pay
for the staff of District Rent Ad-
ministrator Robert F. Cogswell,
now payless because of a misad-
venture at the past session of
Congress.
He introduced joint resolution
to authorize the District to use
some $4,000 of a fund of $4,000,
which has been earmarked fol-
terminal leave for the. staff. This
fund was set aside when it was
thought District controls would
end on January 81. Later Con-
gress extended both Federal and
Evening star., 1951-03-01

sortment of delicious Post Ce-
reals on the table -. then every
body can have their own favorite
as often as they like or try diff
ferent one every day. That's be-
cause POST-TENS serves" Z diff
ferent cereals in 10 individual
packages each one a crisp,
golden-toasted. taste-tempting de-
light. Which do l like best?
couldn't say . but l never get
enough of Sugaroasted Grape
Nuts Flakes. the bodybuilding
whole wheat cereal. | think
POST-TENS will solve your
breakfast problem, too :. try
it tomorrow and see.
Evening star., 1951-03-01

an extra-rich, extra-brown, extra
delicious gravy. Furthermore,
since it's unique blend of the
finest herbs, spices and vegeta-
bles, KITCHEN BOUQUET never
adds any artificial flavor .
simply brings out the true, natu-
raj goodness of the meat or fowl.
But only seeing is believing .
so get KITCHEN BOUQUET and
see what a wonderful difference
1t makes. P.S. It's SO economical!
Evening star., 1951-03-01
MARCH WEATHER's IN LIKE

A LION, out like lamb so
unpredictable we're all more
likely to take cold. That's why
/ want to remind you to keep
TABCIN on hand the bright
red tablets in the. bright red pack
age. You see, TABCIN gives you
more complete relief from cold
mlseries for it's much more
than just another antihistaminic
Relieves sniffies and sneezes and
the watering of eyes and nose
and helps ease headaches and re-
duce fever which so often accom-
pany a cold. Truly, TABCIN is
one of the finest combination for
mulas for the relief of cold symp-
toms bears Parents Maga-
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Seals. Your money back if not
satisfied.