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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-08
MORE TWIN CALVES
PROPHESY GOOD YEAR
Hyde County Farmers Look
Forward to Great Crop
Season During 1852

Old timers say its going to be a
great crop year in Hyde County.
The cows are having calves two at
a time, and that has always been
a good sign. A few days ago, Mrs.
Tillie Swindell's 14-year-old family
milk cow presented Mrs. Swindell
with identical twin heifer calves.
She has named her calves Pete and
Repeat.
Earlier in the year, COW be-
longing to D. M. Swink of Swan
Quarter brought forth twin calves,
bull and heifer, exactly week
apart.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-08
WANCHESE NATIVE IN
FLORIDA NAVY RESCUE

Sarasota, Fla, Special to the
Coastland Papers-Ben F. Daniels,
well-known former resident, of
Wanchese, while mentioning in
Florida, recently figured in aid to
a stranded airpiane in the Gulf of
Mexico. The Gunman Seaplane OPP
Grating out of McDill Air Base,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-08
SYNTHETIC OIL NOT
NEEDED, SPEAKER SAYS


American taxpayer should not be
burdened further by substituting
a commercial synthetic fuels plant
when proved crude oil reserves in
this country today are in excess
of 80 billion barrels, an all-time
high, J. w. Foley, Assistant to
the Chairman of The Texas Com
pany, said here in a speech be-
fore the Colorado Mining Asso-
citation.
Before the great oil resources
of the earth begin Gin the dis
tant future" to fail to meet the
demand for petroleum products,
Foley said, our social economy
will, as a result of continued re-
search, be able gradually to sub
stitute synthetic oil for crude oil
without government subsidy.
He pointed out that ever since
petroleum became a major source
of power, many authorities, in
GLIDING government officials, had
prophesied that the country's oil
resources would soon be exhaust
ed. AS recently as 1889, he said,
the Department of the Interior
warned that proven U. S. oil re-
serves, with no further discover
les, would last only about 10
years. Since then, this country
has produced POT billion barrels
of oil, and proven reserves today
are 11.5 billion barrels greater
than they were in 1889.
Foley charged that some strong
advocates for government assis-
lance in the construction of syn
thetic fuel plants realize that syn
thetic fuel cannot compete with
petroleum and are now proposing
that plant be built in the in
terest of national defense. In the
event of a national emergency,
he said, oil production could be
increased and, with a moderate
rationing program which would
ensue to conserve fuel, rubber and
automotive equipment, an ad-
ditional amount of liquid fuels in
excess of all Of Russia's current
production, could be diverted to
our military forces.
"Many years ago, according to
the speaker, oil companies bought
large tracts of shale oil lands. If
it appeared that the processing
of shale would become econom-
ically attractive in the foresee-
able future due to an inadequate
petroleum supply, Foley declared,
we would urge the immediate COM
liberalization of the sha1e pro-
cess and would plan to proceed
in spite of its now being unec-
onomical. We are convinced, how
ever, that the day of petroleum
shortages has not yet arrived.
"He pointed out that the esti-
mated cost of producing gasoline
from coal is Allegation and from
oil shale is 16.2e/gallon, as COM
pared to the present wholesale
price of 12f/gallon for gasoline
&c petroleum refinery terminals.
Foley stated that he has not the
slightest objection to anyone tax
ing his own money and building
a shale oil plant, if they think
shale oil is competitive today
but he added that. he does siren
uously object to any form of gov
eminent subsidy for the construc-
ton or operation of plant"
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-08
SeUeetheGrt Cake
FOR YOUR
VALENTINE

You'll be looking for 9 surprise
and so will he-on Valentines
Day. When he hands you a heart
shaped box, with an extra kiss on
the cheek, be ready with your own
special for the day.
Here is self-rising cake that
brings smiles to sweethearts the
world over. It is quick and easy,
for with self-rising flour You work
the dough as lightly and as little as
possible. You needn't let the dough
stand; bake as soon as your prepa-
rations have been completed.
SWEETHEART CAKE
ga cups sifted self-rising flour
1h cups sugar
n cup soft shortening
] cup sweet milk
IN teaspoons flavoring
2 eggs
Sift -four and sugar together. Add
shortening and a little over half of
the milk to which f1avoring has
been added. Beat 2 minutes. Add
remaining milk and the two eggs
and beat 2 minutes more. Pour
into two heart-shaped, or round
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-02-08

ing.
SEvEN-MINUTE FROsTNG
IL cups sugar
v teaspoon cream Of tartar
2 egg whites
u cup cold water
Dash Of salt
! teaspoon f1avoring
Place all ingredients except ia.
voring in double boiler; mix thor
oughly. Cook, beating constantly
with rotary or electric beaten until
mixture forms peaks, about z min
utes. Remove from heat, add fla
voring; beat until Of spreading con-
sistency.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
OPEN l TIL DARK
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA; s1o,e50 - semid

S1O.95O - semidet
attractive brick home. adj. Hunt
ington; features incl. recently redec.
new refgr.. Venetian blinds, tiled
bath. cheerful hv. nm, util. .rm.;
WALKER. JE. 1856. W16
ALEX, S02 Green st. Open Sat-
Sun, "a. Vac, cor, 2-story. brick
semidet. Two bedrms.. oil papered
painted, floors refln. S13.250. $500
AIE9EoPEN faEss, te5ns Io PM s-9sss Gss 4.5edtm ls
full bsmt.. sia bath. ni nearly new lev
brk, rambler, Location cannot b.
duplicated for convenience and char.
acter of neighborhood., Appoint
ments in this modern home are Of
the best. Be sure and see it. as. II
value offered. Reas: price and good
terms are avail. Also would con.
slider smaller home in trade. Come
to Quaker lane or King st. and take
school and oDen sign On yale. MMS M
3445. cHAs. r. HooFF, INC. 1707
AIEX., DEL RAY1s11.4oo. CT o,
FHA.; .det.; ia-blk. bus and schools
Glss; ;;y bedsms;; dsnns: mod kit din: sS9 rm
ARL1NGToN nH: ne osTafs FOREST 6pen Sun Sun
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; separate
din. rm., finished rec. rm., screened
porch: level lot. Asking SlS950
Dir: Arl. blvd. to Park, right on
Park to lst ST., right to open sign
c. F. WOODROE. INC, IA. 1-1O22
ARLINGTON RAMBLER. 1,950--
Fine big 3-bedroom hrk. rambler
in splendid location, near the
country club: chance for a real
value. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. ia.
5-6266: ewes call. OF. $685.. lie
FALLS CHURCH, BY OWNER-3-
bedrm. bungalow. Large lot. fenced;
equipped kit. disposal, expansible
attic; close to schools, shopping and
buses: S1S.950. S2.S00 down. JE.
3-96SS, -16
ARKANSAS BoUND-7-rm., 4-bath
brick; acreage, fenced; excel. eond.
easy drive D. c. FA. 3663.
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OPEN 1876
$1,000
HUDSON co

4710 ANNAPOLIS Rd., Bla densburg Nd
UN. 1915. Weekdays
WA 05l5. Week Ends
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ARLINGTON
ONLY S11 950

IN VA. SINCE 19s
CHI 5057. CHI ALL
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OLD CHEVY CHASE

A pretty quiet neighborhood Of friend
ly folks. There is q wonderful lge.
yard, all fenced. giving complete
privacy. This comfortable brick Co
lonial home is most appealing; lge.
lv. rm. with fireplace din. rm.,
screened porch. 3 lge. bedrms.. clean
room for children; 1st trust, $16,-
300; $4,000 cash required. Shown
By eppt. only. WM. II. SMITH CO..
4641 MONTGOMERY ave.. Betneedes
Nd. WI. 0400. ~
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2nd trust. JE. 1913. IL
HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL-Here is q
ated on love over @ is-acre 'i''iri'S lot in Vienna.
and and bath i down; dow @ 3 bedrms. ii rsuiEi and NJ 4
bath up; a wing partly finished with
built-in garage and 4th bedrm. Ask
REHhTY Rfa1ing ipsls FA 1850 lff 4 trust ARFAx lS
BY OWNER. ARL. FOREST - Three
.bedrm. brick house; excel. cond.. on
quiet street; finished rec. rm.. level
incl. yard. lovely area: mi. Penta-
Fea bary sity ana sehSeSns SoSS H q 300
OPEN SUN. 12 TO s-rhis new wes csDe
Cod features center-hall plan, step
rm., kit. bedrm. and bath down;
very large bedrms. and bath UP; full
extras. se6.75o. Directions: it ms: Hcut out
Wash, blVd.. right on Patrick Henry
dr HRos e 179s s AND 99zs e9z siEn ARLEPGE EIsa
NEAR BUckiSGaAM. htUis1sasaiM s1s.a@5oi @i' =
Beautiful brick 2-story house with
large liv. rm. with fireplace. sep.
Sddrms Sd rm t ftds s.m porih aR1apS hRos
"a. 7a444s. IA. 7-4333; ewes. JE.
NEAR PAROCHIAL SCHOOL-See
this attrac. brick rambler. on dble
size lot. incl: firepl:: full bsmt. and
ACME. ia 2-1421. IA. S-1636.
SI7.95O BRACKET. 3-bedroom brick
ramblers' dining L, basement: off,
GERS: 3 resaleS: quarter acres: small
.cash; PROVIDENCE REALTY. FA.
81 S14,95O-4-bedrm.. 2-bath bunga.
(bath ea, &. nr. par. school: So. 500
cash, PROVIDENCE. FA. 3343.
BY OWNER-New brick custom built
home Of unusual planning. Many
prisingly low cost. Lee hwy, 10 mi
TO Cedar. lane. Turn right. 3rd
house on left. HARRISON. Pa. e446.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Built by q master carpenter; lge liy.
rm., bedrmS., equipped kit, tiled
bath. oak stairs to unfin. attic; fun
bsmt. with lge. windows for rec. rm. !;
gas &C. heat; house insulated
throughout; blk. to bus, school and
shopping; priced at only $ll,95U;
good terms. Call CLYDE j. MAR
KEY. ME. 3407; Sunday and ewes,
AP. 410S, AP 1854 ia
Evening star., 1952-11-16
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
1851 35th s

1851 35th ST.
New 7-rm.. very large rambler. situ-
ated on wooded lot. 121-ft. frontage;
gorgeous view; center hall, with
picturesque liv. rm., full din. rm.,
1ge. kit.-GE equipped; master bed
room, pvt. bath; Q full baths to ac-
random width floors; hot-water heat:
very unusual rec. rm.; 2 stone fire.
places. For sale by builder; 5000
under value. Open for inspection.
Ia
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CLAREMONT
OPEN SUNDAY
1 TILL DARK

AURORA HILLS, INC.
23O1 So. Arlington Ridge Rd.
OF. 9470. OF. S715.
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FOR $23.95O

We challenge YOU to show us more
house for the money, or one thai
could be reproduced. Foyer entr. lr
ilv. rm. with woodworking firepl.
state-size din. rm., equip. kit, pvt
1st-f1r. bedrm., powder rm. Upstairs
twin-sized bedrms. and full bath
house and could be used as such
or even as doctors office. Sep. liv
rm. w/firepl., built-in bookshelves, a
finished room for darkroom OF
"what-have-you." A pine-paneled
room. full tiled bath and a furnace
room. Yard Is level and property ad-
joins a 100000 residence. If you've
got 2 cars, we've got a 2-car garage
$6,500 cash will handle. Call us for
an appt. today to inspect, at OW
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp. !
HOUSES BY HUGHES

$4,000. Cozy little bungalow. con-
pact. with full basement and new
officiating system; first-class condi-
tion; easy terms.
$10.500. Immaculate white masonry
cottage; full basement. oil heat. stun
than enough closets. Outstanding
buy. with only $1,000 down.
$1O.95O. Older-type 2-story home in
Mount Rainier area; large rooms.
modern kitchen and bath. full base
will handle.
S11,75O. All-brick bungalow in De-
fense Heights; five well-planned
rooms. full basement. expansion at
tic; S1,500 down.
$11.95O. Large 3-bedroom home in
popular West Hyattsville; close to
new shopping center; tile bath, full
dining room. 20-ft. living room;
only $55 per month.
S12,75o. Brand new modernistic
rambler on 1SO-ft. lot. a dream To-
cation; large bedrooms, spacious
living room. remarkable kitchen, full
basement; $4,000 down. $64 per mo.
$13,e5O. Six-room brick Colonial in
lovely, Cheverly; center-stair plan,
full basement, gas heat; 5000
down. Will sell today.
81 4. 500. -Delightful all-brick Cape
Cod in charming Hyattsville Hills;
large bedrooms down, with pvt.
tile bath; beautifully paneled second
floor; sunshine basement; storm win
dows and doors; distinctive paddock
fence; moderate down payment.
81 $50. New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended; Western-type, 3-bedrm., all
brick ramblers; Gift. living rm., OPP
tional den or dining rm., full base
ment; FILA terms.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

Immaculate 4-yr.-old bungalow; 2
bedrms., liv. rm., kitchen. bath
room: large lot. Open Sunday. 1899
Allentown rd.. Camp Springs. Md.
To reach: Out Branch ave. s.e. to
Allentown rd., turn right to signs.
McALLISTER REAL ESTATE, HI.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

2 Bedrms., Sleeping Porch
You can keep your monthly pay
ments less than $40 Gncluding
taxes and insurance. with a cash
payment of approximately 5000.
This attractive home on high eleva-
tion with distant view has several
large lovely oak trees, rear yard
fenced. Cozy living room and din
ing area. 2 bedrooms with large
closets. spacious sleeping porch, fully
equipped with awnings, gas heat;
eon: convenient to large Shopping
center and excellent transportation
facilities. Vacant; now being re-
decorated.
DICK BASSETT, Realtor
IN VA. SINCE 1925
CHI. 5057: CHI. 4311
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$14.75O

A. prewar home that is q big value.
Liv. rm., sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
finished recr. rm. in bsmt., auto.
heat. Two real bedrms. and bath on
2nd Il. Walk to new yorktown grade
school. One blk. to bus. Lge. 1st
trust available. Comparable homes
have sold recently for $1,000 more
Call OW. 9090 now.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN DAILY. OZARK

COLLEGE PARK, 9517 4sth AVE.
Colonial. 2-story det.. s bedrms.; on
lot 50x125 full bsmt., scr. porch, gas
heat. Owner wants immed. sale. Out
U; ! past u. of Md. to Hollywood
rd.' right TO 10th, right to house.
Mr.; Leyenthal, UN. 1864. LYMAN
{. DELI E & CO., INC, ST. $500.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter j. hagan

81, 900 DowN-MT. RAINIER
fenced lot: block from bus; just
redecorated. Merits your inspection.
ASSUME GI LOAN
With only 81 500 down, $40 per mo-,
you can own this lovely .2-bedrm.
fenced yard Why pay rent?. See
this one now.
COLLEGE PARK BRICK
low you've been looking for. Dinette.
fully equipped kit, stairway to attic;
corner lot; l VI. old: Full price,
BERWYN HEIGHTS
Lovely 2-bedrm. Bricktex home, full
bsmt.. expandable attic; 3O0-ft. deer
lot. A steal at S9.750.
TRANSPORTATION WORRIES
sns fba .diidf1 Is Of prime
ing rm.. full bsmt., h.-w.h.; ia block
sarg SaSoo ae Down car s7b * psr not neGsf
HOME AND INCOME
Detached 2-story. immaculate cond.,
close to ERGO; 8 rms. with 2 kitch-
ems, full bsmt.. shower bath, oil h.
VIII. det. garage; lovely 7O-ft. lot;
just right for the large family or fol
income; $4,000 will handle.
FARMETTE-13 ACRES
Older-type 5-rm home. situated on
13 level acres of fertile ground, in
the Glendale area; priced $4,000.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE
New brick Cape Cod, s rms. with bath
1st f1r.,. rms. with bath End fir;
plaster bsmt.;. soft. lot all the ap-
pointments of homes in this area
appointment to inspect.
peter j. hagan
39O6 r. Island Ave, UN. S5s5
WA. 1857. Open 9 Till Z. UN. 1885
Evening star., 1952-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH
OPEN
10 A.M.-9 PM.
BROOKFARM
13 SOLD IN 6 DAYS

Houses are our business, but 1t ISM
too often that we find so much tt
talk about all wrapped up in one
house. This one really seems tt
have everything. The kitchen is 9
woman's dream. A DINING ROOM
in a rambler at $IS,95O is unusual
A full bsmt. with toilet and sep
laundry rm. The variation in exte
riors you'll love. And oh. yes
There's THREE BEDROOMS. Yol
Drive out today. Directions: GU
Lee hwy. (Rte. .21D. or Arl. blvd
(Rte. 50), to Falls Church. continue
west on Broad st. Geesburg Pike
Rte. y. to West st. CFord Co. OF
corner), left 4 blks. to Brookfarm
on left and "Open" sign,
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Charm and Privacy

Best describes this 2-level home, 10.
Gated in Mclean, Va. If you've beer
looking for something different, you
should inspect this property. The
landscaping is gorgeous. An oil INV
heating bill last year was only so
$4,000 is the full price with only
$2,95O cash required. Call today
OW. 5000
Evening star., 1952-11-16

BRICK BUNGA., $13,95O
About 5 yrs. old. A beautiful treed
lot, completely fenced. Five substan-
tial rooms, fup bsmt.. with recr, rm.,
stairway to expan. attic. Fall Church
area. 50, 500 down and take over
lge.. 40 CT loan. Call us now. at
OW. 5000 for appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Doctors Home or Nursery
! 6 Bedrooms Raths

5000 Cash to Anybody
New 2 & 3 Bedrm. Ramblers
These new homes can be bought
with only $500 cash to CT or ci-
villains. These homes are Just of
the Indian Head hwy, on a-acre
lots. Call Mr.. Wells (WI. 6690)
for details.
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES. INC.
1923 K ST., NV. Ma. 5000
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3-14 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-Mp. Cont

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1852
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$1,000 DOWN-MT. RAINIER
Well-kept older bunga allow, beautiful
fenced lot; l block from bus; just
redecorated. Merits your inspection.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

81 ,UUO DOWN
Incl. Settlement Charges
Two-bedrm. brick bungalow. Carmody
Hills, total monthly payments, SS5
including taxes. insurance; lot 100
with ROGER MOSS, 2i25 r. I. ave
ne, HO. 5000 Id
Evening star., 1952-06-29
Bennett Cert

Award in the recent ballOting.
Shows that Hollywood folk. at
least, keep an O-pun mind
about writers who make plays
on words. I'm afraid, however,
that no academy ever will decorate
Sigmund Spaeth for his fairy tale
about the Peruvian prince who
fished a beautiful maiden out of an
enchanted lake and married her
before the Inca was even dry.
WALTER KIERAla. of TVS
WHO Said That?" was endeavor-
ing to contact a police lieutenant
and "Lippy" Leo Durocher, man
ager of the New York Giants, at
the same time. He discovered,
oddly enough, that both were
on the waterfront, one bidding
somebody adieu on Pier One, the
other welcoming home a friend on
Pier "a. I'm afraid that what
Kieran m u m ured was,
''There's many q slip twixt
the cop and the Lip"
AND PAUL GIBSON numbers
among his more unusual friends a
bell ringer who tolled himself off.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

II T " A 3 a
IL proud day for
punsters when
Fred Quimby's
cartoon = short,
stTwO Mousse
keteers'' won
A
Evening star., 1952-06-29
RINGER for whom The bell tolls

RINGER for whom the bell tolls
BOB CAMPBELL, of Westwood,
Calf, tells the story of the man
who hired three adjoining rooms
at the Beverly Hills Hotel for a
business powwow. and found a
bottle of bitters in one of them.
He tried to turn the bottle over
to Manager fernando Court
right, but the latter said,
''Nay, nay. You've got to take
the bitters with the suite"
IN DASEDALL-NGAD Chicago.
reader Carl Ktoch, teaching
Evening star., 1952-06-29
NOT A WIG, but his own hare

W. I" S WI WA OWu st0tS
an obvious vindication of the old
maxim that people who live in
glass houses shouldn't stow
thrones. Rogow also claims he
found a bottle on the beach from
which emerged a puff of smoke.
1t grew into the figure of man
with a tan rabbit under his
arm - clearly the genie with
the light-brOwn hare.
THAT NEW BROADWAY game
told you about some weeks ago
produced some contributions that
made even me shudder. For in
stance, Russell Austin, of the
milwaukee Journal, informs US
that three fellows named Tom,
Fred and Gee, decided to enact
the famous jousting scene in Don
Quixote. ''I'n play the title
role" proposed Tom, Erred
can portray SanchO Panza,
and Cecil b. DeMille."
ROBERT Q. LEWIS defines
nudist as one suffering from
clothestrophobia. And in Detroit,
a seven-year-old protege of Har-
vey Campbell's held up a picture
of Abraham Lincoln and gravely
declared, This is the man who
frayed the sleeves" ''You're a
bit off the beam,'' explained
Harvey. ''Mr. Lincoln freed
the slaves. The President who
frayed the sleeves didn't come
along until many years later.
Well. this sort of thing obviously
promises to go on indefinitely.
Why not take your own pun IN
hand?* - BENNETT CERF
Evening star., 1952-06-29
PUN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE

his beautiful wife German.
asked, ''Wie sagst dup She
answered, ''SOx lost, Z to l."
A GARDENER attached to Buck.
ingham Palace, chronicles writer
Lee Rogow, stole a chair belonging
to Queen Elizabeth and hid it in
his greenhouse. He was speedily ap-
pretended and sentenced to read
ing nothing but puns for 10 years,
Evening star., 1952-06-29

SIO apiece is paid for erery pun accepted.
Mr.. Cert may be addressed care of This Week,
40 Lexington ADenIe, Nesu York ~, Ne,c York.
Evening star., 1952-06-11
Constantine Brown:

While the United States and
the other members of the United
Nations which are participating
in the Korean war are fumbling
and stumbling and do not see
any honorable solution to this
military action which has lasted
for % months already, Moscow
is proceeding with strengthen
ing of her military ties with the
Chinese. The Kremlin is now
directing with an iron hand all
the military and political oper-
ations in China.
A new important Sino-Soviet
agreement known now as the
"Bulganin plan" has come to
our attention very recently.
Gen. Bulganin is the Soviet
commiSSar Of national defense.
This agreement is reported to
have been signed in Peiping
early this year. 1t provides.
according to competent observ-
ers in Korea and in Tokyo, for
the grouping of Siberia, Com
munist China. Outer Mongolia
and Korea into one compre-
hensive area divided into three
strategic areas for the purpose
of continuing the present Red
drive to control the whole of
Asia.
Area / consists of Manchuria,
Outer Mongolia, North Korea
and Siberia under the overall
command of Marshal Mali
nowsky.
Area 2 consists of Sinkiang
and Soviet Central Asia under
the command of Soviet Mar
Shal Shitimenko.
Area 3 consists of the rest of
China under the command Of
Chinese Gen. Chu Teh, the
foremost Chinese Communist
military leader.
The Bulganin plan provides
that Soviet troops can move at
will into China. So far, five
Russian divisions have been
stationed in Port Arthur, Dairen,
Pushun. Marking and Mukden
and some independent units
have been sent close to the
North Korean border. These
divisions are commanded by
Marshal Malinowsky, who is
said to have complete supervi-
sion of the plans for an eventual
new offensive in Korea. The
recent disposition of the enemy's
artillery on the Korean front
bears the earmarks of Mali
nowsky's excellent know-how as
an artillery specialist, accord
Evening star., 1952-06-11

speech that he doesn't mention
the gratitude Of Italy for what
the United States has done.
but the emphasis here is more
on the moral support given by
America now. for the aid has
dwindled. to about $167 million
a year, though the total post
war help. of all kinds has been
around So billion.
What the Premier would like
is to be able to say publicly
that not another dollar Of
American financial grants is
necessary. He would rather see a
normal economy established.
with the customary channels
Of trade in operation, than to
see grants continued and an
unsound situation perpetuated.
How can this be done? The
answers are readily given, but
the solutions are not palatable
to American political interests.
Thus, the Italian government
faces an unemployment Of
about 2 million-juSt enough to
give the Fascists and Com
munists the campaign ammuni-
ton they need for agitation
and a balance sheet on trade
which shows that Italy is pro-
ducing more goods than she
can sell abroad because of
tariff barriers. The American
tariff has its justifications up
to a point. but it certainly
raises a question as to whether
it is better for American firms
In some isolated lines to have
a bit lower duty to compete
with, or whether it is better for
conditions to be created abroad
which must eventually disinte-
crate these free nations and
force them into the hands of
Communist Russia, with all
the military armament and pos
sible war that is implied in the
long run.
Italy not only cannot export
goods as it desires but it can
not even export. people. It has
an excess of population, and in
the old days sent out about 400,-
600 emigrants a year. Now the
number is around $50. 900. Many
Italians are ready to join their
kinfolk overseas and, while it