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BIG THINGS m 1852 AT
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

Big things are in the making. here.
Ior lso2. less than an hour. from
beach colonies. whose highly re-
garded citizens take a pride In their
property and an active interest In
civic affairs; good schools. churches
ann stores are conveniently To-
Gated. has town lights, paved sts..
central water supply system and
excellent anchorage facilities for
your boat. folks roll their own N
the way Of amusement, salt water
fishing and swimming. boating.
etc. Choice. building sites with 4,OO0
to select from; priced from $3.50
with convenient terms, ideal for
your summer cottage or retirement
home. Land in the path Of progress
is your best investment. Make your
selection now, you will. not regret It.
sLop at our of1ice Sat. or Sun. or
after g.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Bay Properties Insurance
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
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3 STORES or OFFICEs

3 STORES OR OFFICES
Rent, S4o-S66 per month, newly re-
decorated. 9th and NJ SITS. NV. Cal
MR.. JOHNSON, DI. 2S0l. 3
NEW 14o0-seat "Onter'N" theatcr jus,
opened at cor. OF 18th and Col. I'd
NV. store. l5'x65 with basement
excellent for florist. children's anc
ladies wear etc Consult Mr.. Taylor
Jefferson Manor, Va. tnear Alexan.
drial. Only one store left in thi.
successful shopping center now con.
tanning large chain super market
drugstore post nffire. bakery. bank
and several other businesses Suit
able gift shop, florist. teweler and
matchmaker. etc. Consult Mr.. Tay-
Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va, cor
Fillmore St, In Clarendon busines,
district, bet. Sears and Murphy 81
g. 1oc. Beautiful new. modern stores
ready for immed. occupancy. Suit.
able drugstore. restaurant, dress
shop. bakery. etc Gift shop al
ready. leased and open for business
For details consult Leasing Dept.
BIAS No. Wash Blvd. Arlington. Va
near Clarendon Circle and approx :
blks. from Kann's new store. Only
one left in this group Of new. mod
ern stores, size approx. 1S'x65'. Al.
ready leased and open for business
dress shop. beauty shop. chain tele.
vision store and several other busi-
nesses. Excellent location for bak.
cry, florist, etc. Attractive rental
Immed. poss. Consult Leasing Dept
SHANNON & LUCHS co. Realtors
1905 H st NV MA 2345
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROXIMATELY 10000 square feet
warehouse space and 1,000 square
feet of office space; avail. April,
1852; 12 blocks east of Capitol; oil
burner and sprinkler system; ST.
800 monthly; lease required, STEU-
ART BROS. INC. DI 2434.
1-STORY BRICK BLDG.-7I6 18th
st. ne, near Bladensburg rd. and Il
st. Approx. LOO so. ft., suitable
for 1st commercial or warehouse
BASILIKo INVESTMENT CORP.
Mr.. Perry DI. S724, OIL. 0947. -5
11l5 LEE HWY, Arlington. Va. (near
Rosslyn). APPROX. 10000 50. TT. with
several additional office rooms: two
drive-in truck doors; concrete floors.
gas unit blower heater in warehouse;
oil hot-air heat in Offices; about 12
private parking spaces in front;
suitable distributors, warehousing
and storage; .poss. about Jan. |,
1852. Attractive rental. Consult
leasing dept, EHANNON & LUCHS
Co. Realtors. 1905 II st. NV. Ma.
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LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED

WILL BUY so acres or more On or
near main road within 90 miles
D. c. Prefer Maryland. Give locs.
tion and price. Box 3e1-B, Star.
LOTS AND ACREAGE wanted. DC
Montgomery or Prince GEORGES
counties; cash for l lot to 500
acres. ROBINSON REAL ESTATE,
JU; 1-7l17; eyes,. TU. 1926 or
WANTED-5 to 10 lots; utilities and
streets in; for immediate develop.
ment. ST. 1253.
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COLORED - NE. = Residence with
store front or suitable for doctors.
Call Mr.. Castonguay, VI. 1860.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st.
NV, MA. 1I66.
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VA. FARMS

6k A.. 5-room frame bungalow, sooe
condition. poultry house. garage, or
gravel I'd, 2la mi. west of Nokes'
Vile; S10.500 $4,000 cash. bal
"a A.. good 5-room frame house. cd
cond., some outbldgs.. 7 A timber
4 mi. west Of Nokesville, Va. S12,-
600. Good down payment. We have
q lot of small and large farms II
this sec. Contact
A. R. WILKINS. NOKESvILLE. VA
17-N-21. WITH PENTAGON REAL
TY co, FAIRFAX VA II
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEW RAMBIERS

In fine No. Arlington location. You
must see to appreciate the excellent
yaluel 3-bedrm. rambler with full
bsmt., gas heat, equip. kit. large
living rm. with fireplace, dinine
area; pull-down stairway. Price
S17,950. Reg. *" Requires sub
stantial cash. Call ]. H. BENOIT
Realtor. KE. 3-6677 or JE. 3-114l
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"GreenOck Park Farm"

COMMITTING DISTANCE D. C.
Stately Southern Md. manor house
built in lS45, where gracious Twins
may be combined with excellent in.
come. from rich tobacco land
Farm consists of $50 acres more
or less with 8 tobacco barns, stable
out buildings and 6-rm tenant
house. Tenant will remain with
purchaser. House Is constructed OF
white clapboard, many Of the orig.
tnal windows being waye-blowr
glass. A rarity today. Features q
lovely open stairway. with hand
hewn mahogany stair rail. Gift
drawing rm. with fireplace. huge
dining I'm. overlooking picturesque
country side, modern equipped kit.
butler pantry. and servant quarters
There are large bedrms. and 81:
baths; screen porch; sales price in.
sludes 81 head Of cattle. 3 work
horses, Tennessee Walker riding
horse and "a OF this years tobacco
crop. and all stock seed and equip.
ment.
PRICED $75,00O-TERMS
Owner in Ill health; shown by appt
only.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtors
SH. 0440. SH. 2971; Ewes, WA. s9s2
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MOTOR HOTELS

We have at present selective mum
ber of motels on national highways
close to Washington and varying il
size and price. Please call Mr.
Thompson, EN-. 1920, ewes, with
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
4S39 Wis. Ave. NV. OR. 1882.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WAkTEr
STORE WANTED

Anywhere in Bethesda for lEe chain
laundry receiving station. VIII pay
up to $500 per mo. Very reputable
hrm. Must have 1t by Jan. /. Call
LA. $4,000. g
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FARMS (cont.)

GOOD, WELL-BUILT 7-room semi
bungalow; 4A acres; bath. base
ment. large porches; State I'd. front
age. on elevation. near. the James
River 4S miles west Of Richmond,
Va. .S6.750; $4,000 cash, S75 mo.
Temple 4131. Alexandria. Va.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY Y-15
M piles from 2, &c. e; line ne, -, -
home, two barns. tenant house and
other necessary utility buildings.
No 2L2g Acres with ene barn. no
farms may be purchased separately
WA. i4S4 or WA. AAs se5s, AHD oAehsf' Ms
VA.-174 acres, 10
rm I'm; ana bath home. 100-ft. barn:
MSsrshasli., si,,s ,ya-ssS acres 4 J, as houses.
will divide farm ans: and sell loiSGo 1oo acres eE
with S-rm: house and barns; S15,-
Va. phone Ell. 37O3. -
DAIRY FARM-292 Acres-35 miles
from DC: on Route No. Is in Vir-
ginia: Long frontage on highway,
A flne home, in good repair, IA
dairy barn and silc. A 30x90 bank
Two tenant houses with bath and
electricity. All in good condition
Good fences. streams and springs
Two, wells. Fields lined and ferti-
lized. Possession with title, Shown
BY appointment. Competant dairy
farmer available. Phone Mai Lane,
MA. 1900. Evenings WI. 62S9 for
appointment to inspect.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
1927 K st, NV Ma 1900 "a
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ALEXANDRIA, VA,-coToRED
ms all brick row home with 4,
large front porch offers a room,
NV. rm., din. rm. and equipped KIT
on 1st f.; 3 nice bedrms. and haiti
upstairs; full bsmt. A good hom,
reasonably priced at only Sl4,5OO
Spn SSnpoWn py apt; THE M. H. BARRY
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STORES FOR RENT

DRuGsToRE. srr STORE, G, e7ls n New o Hanpshirs
basement; built-up area: complete
fixtures. all in: excellent PROPOSE
ton for personal service store.
yEsTnGNT s7s4' oi,' ce47 Go'' Mr. Perry. p1.
GRocERY STORE. s717 New Hamp-
shire ave. extended-30' by 5V plus
basement; shopping center. front
and rear parking: excellent spot for
Invs,sS,STr ?; g; 3 dsliyery seryi9e sAsILIRo BG
S724, OIL. 0947. IS
STORE. 40x5o. with bsmt.. 2ox5o.
Suitable for drugs or grocery store.
Silver Spring area. Call GE. 1856.
7es Iath ST. NV. between q and
H. near. Greyhound bus terminal
ton. BAs1LfKo 1NVEsTMENT
CoRP.. Mr.. Perry. DI. s724, OIL.
1873 n ST. N.E.-New bldg. a4xa4.
so ssss tsont k,N asal cn Tor sny BUSINESS N1ss
AVE. ave. Sc e Ii. flN4 4-a56i. Sol Siio N'ch0iS
basement store 2ex9o feet. Opposite
Eenssl. u H, e4IrPPoe!Rsp Pe!s BANGS. SseSsn5 59IS soe
Investment Bldg. ME- 0240. q
SILVER SPRING, $500 Fenton-2-
story, 3-bedrm. house; Zoned COM
mercial; long lease; corner. 81.
s9aS 14th ST. N.w-aoxs5, loft.
show window; heat and hot water:
furnished apartment above II de-
sired RA. 0651. 3
933 10th ST. NV. 10th and x
Small store. heat and parking space
included; Sl10 Ma 9743. 3
NEW STORES. for all kinds, Of busi-
neSses ard Offices; available soon.
in growing shopping center at s.w.
corner. Lee blvd. and Glehe I'd, Arl. !;
Tsas. rents. B. j. GREENHOUSE
GIFT SHOP for ladies' ready-to-wear
location, adjoining theater and drug
store on heavily Travelled thorough
fare; KASS- BERGER. INC, EN-.
e6o4 24th ST. N.w.-Desirable loca-
tion. facing Shoreham and Ward
man Park Hotels: lease for . or
5 years. Apply THE WASHING
TON LOAN & TRUST CO., Real
Estate Dept. 900 F st. NV. MA.
ssis NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, ex-
tended, corner Ray rd.. Just beyond
District line; store and bsmt.; fast
growing population; good for TV re-
pairs, veterinarian. grocery. shoe re-
pairs, barber shop. antique furni-
ture: S125. BASIL1KO INVEST
MENT CORP. Mr.. Perry. DI. s724.
OIL, 0n4- =
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MOVING TO FLORIDA

Excel. oppor. to ACQUIRE an an-year
masonry cottage with deep-water
harbor. Boat pier fer lse. or small
boats. Det: garage Good size lot.
kit. % miles to d. C. line. For add.
tional Information call Mr.. McGin.
mis-. AP. 3597. LOUIS P. SHOE.
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV. ma. 1853.
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FURNISHED OFFICE
Two large Offices, supply closet, re.
ceptionist space and bath. Air con.
dtioned and nicely furn. Located
End floor. LaSalle Bldg. 1923 Conn
ave. Rent, $3.50. Phone RE, 1875
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koTS 8 ACREAGE FOR 6AkG
(confinued)

QUAINT ACRES-Over l acre, roll
ing homesite; setting for country
estate; 20 min. from town; f1ne
community and environment. Ewes.
phone 81. 62S5. a
NEAR FAIRFAX VILLAGE, on we'll
paved road; 5K acres. $3.10Q: 4
acres, $4,000; terms. Call ]. L..
CHAMBERS, WI. 6252. q
ARLINGTON-FAIRF - Lots and
acreage ready for development in
good locations; ideal for residential
apts., 4-family fats. commercial
and industrial. C. LOUIS CAPUTI.
Realtors. Phone FA. 1415. 3
ROLLINGWOOD, Chevy Chase. Md.
Last Of lots on East Woodyine
spd street; So. 600. JOHN R. DEyE-
LAST II undevelopsd lots In Q new
subdivision with no unsold homes.
Suitable for ramblers. Utilities In.
Price less than ST $50 per lot when
bought as an entirely. Near inter-
section Of Riggs and Old Bladens-
burg rds. Call NO. 7719. q
FOUR 1z-A, LOTS, nr. N. o. L.; l in
Takoma PIX; about $500 cash, bal,
terms. FRANK CRAVER. GE. 1895.
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PENDERBROOK

An appropriate name for
this beautiful community OF s.
acre rolling. wooded homesites.
Planned as q well-protected
community Of fine homes for
those who desire spacious
country living with the con-
veniences Of the city. Located
approximately 2 miles beyond
Kamp Washington on Rt. so.
Our sign on highway at prop
erty. Priced at only ST. 900
per acre with terms. For ad-
ditional Information. call Earl
Cook. JA. 5-6S00, or ewes. IA.
4-1630. Exclusive with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
2055 Wilson Blvd, JA. 6-6sOO.
Open TIL PM.
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YOUR CHOICE

I have the following exclusive list
lngS IN restricted Roosevelt Court
Falls Church.
!. Brick Colonial. S23,500.
Large living room with fireplace
separate din. rm.. equip. kit, !;
PAN PAN on ,, 1st 4: Up. , bedrms. ant
bath, gas INV. heat. Choose youl
2. Brick Cape Cod. S27.250.
Large living room with firepl.. {
picture windows, separate dinins
room, equip. kit, bedrm. and full
bath on 1st f.; 2 lge. bedrms. sno
3. Brick "Rambler." S2S'o0o
Large living room with fireplace
full din. rm.. lge. kit. 3 bedrms.
= full baths, full bsmt. with firepl
and gar. Reg. x applies.
These. houses are on auarter-acrs
wooded lots; all city conveniences
&. M. HALEY, REALTOR
JE. 3-79S9
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-sALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE, north Of Bethes-
da. on B. & o. r. R.-Industrial and
commercial sites; reasonable; full
broker co-operation invited. DER
MOT NEE. EX. $500.
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OPEN SUNDAY
l TO DARK

Brick and stone rambler in sylvan
setting in Holmes Run Park. This
lovely home is very complete with
3 bedrms., den; 2 baths. liv. rm..
din. rm. and lge. kitchen on 1st
A.; the full basement has 3Sx12
rec. rm.. 12x3S furnace rm. and
"a bath. Stairs lead to storage
attic over entire house. A screened
breezeway and garage complete this
very liveable home
fooW Lee SVd NE So to ssiass seHen
Corners. bear left around traffic
circle. take Sleepy Hollow road
proceed 2 mi. to Valley Brook dr..
turn right l blk. to Devon dr.. ant
open sign.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. 1920
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

STORE APPROX. $500 50. IT. Four
rm. apt. above. 1881 Wisconsin
11th AND X SITS. N.W.-1st CONNER.
cial brick bldg, 3 stories and base
ment; oil heat, good cond. GEORGE
= WoRTHINGTON q SON. Ma
1926, OIL. 3739. 3
BUSY CORNER, near Brookland ter
minal; residence with store or suit
able for doctor or dentist; rare op-
ppertunity; Call Mr; Gastonggay. VI
K st. NV, MA. 1866.
NEAR WOOLWORTH'S - 49, store
with apt. above; deep lot to a Is
alley: possession; 1st trust approx
$4,000. Phone Mr.; Whitehead, Ma
PHELPS. INC. 1417 4 st. NV.
BETHESDA-Within 4 blks. Of Bank
OF Bethesda; 1st COM; lot 50x115
6-rm. and bath dwelling and ia.
story masonry commercial bldg
Price $14.950. Eve. phone Mr.. Trice
TIE. 2233. L. r. GRAvATTE, Real.
tor. 1913 K st. NV. MA. 0753.
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3rd AND n NV

Near GAO ONCE bldg; LIST CONNER
,cial; suitable for many types Of
businesses, and probably the mos,
reasonably priced property Offered
prewar prices. For info, cali Lee
SCHLOSS co. ST. 1857 a
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GARDEN SPOT
KING-SIZED RAMRT,EE

K1NG-SIZED RAMBLER
With beaut. wooded vista In excel
close-in N. ,Arl. loc.. 3 diversified
bedrms. with sliding-door closets
dow built-in bookshelves and lge
frepl.. de luxe kit. formal din. rm.,
2l2 baths on lst a.. super bsmt with
pine paneled rec. rm. and lge. pic
ture window. built-in garage. An
outstanding home for the discrim-
mating purchaser. Price, SEQ 500
with S14.750 1st trust.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW $500.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE-Approx. 500 So
IT. for storage of durable goods;
ground-foor level with accessibility
for loading; preferably Dupont
Circle. Georgetown or NV. area.
Phone MI. $500 weekdays. 3
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY

O14G1N1A4NDO1A V1AIdI Z
Beautiful stock and grain farm, 215
acres; 130 acres grazing. IS acres
cultivation. Scientifically farmed
since 1946 Large frame dwelling
Of rms. and bath. -elec. and tele-
barn, garage, granary and other
farm bldgs.; excel blue grass pas
ture, watered by stream and spring
farm is located 6 miles west of
Staunton. Va. on hard surface hwy
Settlement Of estate necessita teS
sale at $4,000. Call OWNER.
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eXandria

Commercial building; $500 So. it.;
suit, distributor or retail and whole.
sale business; parking for 6 cars
Call Mr.. Knapp. IA. 4-1155.
j. Wesley Buchanan
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British Press Dispatches

British newsmen. for instance,
at one time referred to "Mao's
ghost army" and said that British
forces had not seen the enemy
for week. This was during retreat
No. l of the 9th Army when UN
forces raced 100 miles southwark.
General MacArthur's own confi-
dental dispatches to the Penta-
gon give credence to some of these
British news accounts.
During one point in the retreat
of the 9th Army shortly before
Christmas, Macarthur actually sent
his field commander, the late Lieut..
Gen. Walton Walker, blistering
cable ordering him to make con-
tact with the enemy and be "ag-
gressive" about it. Macarthur even
used the command Il direct" in his
message to Walker; also ordered
him to give high priority to bring
ing in prisoners"
1t is most unusual for a head
quarters commander to give such
blunt orders as Il direct" to a
field commander.
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COMRADE WI SPLURGES

When General WI, the Chinese negotator, left
New York recently with his encourage for the Orient
he didn't go empty handed True his mission brought
no promise of peace for his fighting men. But he
dina the other Reds who were fortunate enough to
make the jaunt apparently Jared well enough. In
addition to the material things they carried back to
China they also received other benefits perhaps less
apparent but certainly no less valuable
Joe Stain hardly will fail to pat the Generals
back for job well done. Comrade WI, we can guess
carried out his meticulousy He opposed stol
idly and unswervingly every 'captalistc" offer for
peace He'll be in Moscow's best graces even if
he NAV have had the earlier temerity oppose
of the Kremlin's demands
But this adulation after all, won't keep fellow
The furs that General WI and his fellow travellers
bought in smart Fifth Avenue shops will ward off
those Withstand they'll look pretty in the eyes Of
the gal Communists, who, understand, as vul-
nerabe capitalistic luxuries gal capitalists In
addition the good General picked up some fancy
of tons or so in ALL He tipped his chauffeurs with
500 bills, tool
Strange actions, these, for a leader of the suf-
fering masses of China. Could it be that the Com
munist delegation absorbed a few imperialstic weak
nesses during the brief period of exposure. If
perhaps we're fighting this the wrong way. May
be we'd do better inviting hordes of Reds to New
York for a few days shopping. 1t would be expensive
But wars are expensive, too.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop II met in the
Elks Hall Wednesday afternoon.
We said the pledge to the flag. Fol-
lowing the pledge, we sang The
Star Spangled Banner" and re-
peated the Girl Scout Pledge. We
then said the law, slogan and the
motto.
We made new patrols. There are
five now. We talked about our re-
quirements. We will get bulbs for
our agriculture project. DR.. E. G.
Albrecht will give us talk on
safety for first aid.
We are going to learn five
weather flags and also learn to
do some knots. We are going to
invite some scouts to party
and also give al play from a book
at the party for literature ana
dramatics. Mrs. Nevin will teach us
a dance.
A game was played and the meet
ing adjourned The girls were re-
minded to get ideas on what they
could do for the children at St.
AIMS Hospital They are to look
for plays in their books and maya
zines. 49,.
JULIA WALTHER, Reporter.
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This led to loss of contact be-
tween the two, so that the End d.
vision did not know the South Kor-
cans had dropped back, leaving
the Americans flank exposed. This
gave the Chinese a chance to iH-
filtrate, and the End Division pam
licked and ran.
Four Battalions unlocked their
field artillery and made dash for
the south. 1t was while thus run
ming that the End Division suf-
fered most of its casualties-which
amounted to over so percent and
caused Macarthur to cable Wash
ington that the End Division was
unfit for further duty"
This terse message may have
had a double meaning-namely,
that the End Division was not only
decimated by battle casualties but
unfit for further combat duty be-
cause of bad morale.
Note U. S. Army estimates OF
Chinese Army which faced the UN
9Th Army at about $4,000 men. The
9th Army at that time numbered
about 100000 combat troops. This
was during the December retreat
from North Manchuria to the 18th
parallel.
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Attacks Exaggerated

Another significant point brought
out in MacArthur's reli)rts to
Washington is that, during the ev-
acuation of the Hungnam beach
head, never were the UN forces
attacked by any Chinese force
stronger than company
Pres dispatches from Hungnam
made it appear that the Chinese
were throwing masses of troops at
UN lines which fought desperately
to hold the beachhead. However,
MacArthur's own reports to Wash
ington do not bear this out He
states that no more than one Chin
ese company attacked the beach
head, and that not single AfnerI-
can casualty was suffered during
the evacuation.
Though the 10th Corps fought one
of the most valiant Withdrawals in
history to Hungnain, the real story
of the 9th Army's retreat is not
SO glorious. Its difficulties were
due in part to poor liaison, poor
command, and to the inevitable
problems which arise when troops
of different nationalities are fight
ing side by side.
Initial error was Macarthur S
failure to provide for direct battle
liaison between General Walker S
9Th Army and Maj. Gen. Almonds
10th Corps. Walker, though Lieut..
enant Geenral outranking Almond,
was not placed in command, each
had to communicate back to Tokyo.
And with the 9Th Army advanc-
ing west in fanned-out formation
toward the Manchurian border, and
the 10th Corps advancing north to-
ward the Siberian border. the Chin
ese cleverly hit in between.
Friction with South Koreans
If UN forces had been advanc-
ing in a compact front, instead of
famed out, the result might have
been different. But on top of this,
the End Division of the 9th Army
panicked. 1t had been left behind
as a rear guard for the 9Th Army
with South Korean units on its
flank Friction developed between
the South Koreans and the Ameri-
cans, including fist fights, and the
Americans were finally ordered
to keep away from the South fKor-
cans.
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Daily lessons in English y. |. GORDON

OFTEN MISUSED Do st wish rich, just
like he Say, rich, just lie
NISPRONOUNCED: Venial
ni-al first syllable.
OFTEN NTSSPEILED: Pretenson; SION. Peentious;
SYNONYMS Vulnerable, assalabe accessible, dnseless
posed.
STUDY: a word three times and it yours" Let
mastering
overwhelming kataklizm, first
in first sylabe).
aaHe people unprepared cataclysm"
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Washington Pipeline

The Associated Press and United
Press are equally checking wheth-
err their war correspondents are
padding expense accounts. The two
wire services have asked the Army
for a confidential report on what
it costs for war correspondent
in the field, in order to compare
with the expenses that the APP and
UP men have been turning in.
William Paley, head of Columbia
Broadcasting, is in line to head
up a new and very potent psychol-
ogical warfare bureau. :. Fhe De-
partment of Agriculture has a
foreign policy of its own to spread
sweetness abroad Secretary Bran
nan is trying to develop new export
markets for American honey. :.
An eight-year-old boy who lost
his way in the Capitol was es-
corted to an exit by big, friendly
man. Are you guide, STRIP
asked the lad. Not exactly son
sometimes I get a little confused
around here myself" replied Sen.
Bob Kerr of Oklahoma. The Pen
tagon just doesn't believe the story
that Marshal Zhukov is command
ing the Chinese Communist armies
in Korea. The last they heard of
Zhukov, he was in the Odessa
military district, working hard to
get out of Stains doghouse be-
cause he had been too friendly
with Americans.