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Evening star., 1953-04-18
By Rooer c. Whitman

Question: Please let me know
what to use to fill cracks in a
terraZzo floor.
Answer: Wide cracks should
be made at least an inch deep
with perpendicular sides that
are comparatively rough. After
brushing out all loose particles,
wet the inner surfaces with
water. Then pack with a fairly
stiff but workable mixture of one
part Portland cement and three
parts clean, coarse sand. Keep
the patch damp for several days.
If the cement mixture used in
the floor was originally colored,
add limeproof color to the patch
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Continued From Page BID
between noon and 6 pm. This
will be the second annual
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The World Today

WASHINGTON 8-If TIE hlg.wig
Democrats get.togethcr In Chicago
Sept. "a and Is Is Is fouled up a.
the preparations for Il. there
should be lively. II not harmon
ious, dolngs.
Since their election disaster IN
1852 the Democrats have been
pilgrims in 4 political desert. look
ine wisifully toward Washington,
which they occupaed 80 long 4
must seem % them Ne a family
estate overrua By intruders.
The two big goals ahead 81 them
are trying 20 regain control Of
Congress In 1854 and both Con
gress and the presidency IN 1885.
n All goes vel with them IN Chi.
cago they may Ne able 10 make
some plans for the 1864 elections.
! Because this is their first NJ.
tinnal meeting since the Repuhll.
leans took over u January. the
Democrats will have no difficulty
IN not refraining from criticism al
the Eisenhower adminlstration's
first eight months.
prpnarasions have been under
way Tor weeks for this meeting.
which wIIl cuver q - more ground
than juag lambastlng The Republi.
cans:
n VII be Q welcome occasion
for Adlai 3 Stevenson, the party's
llas2 presidential candidate, after
his long trip abroad: TIE Demo.
cratic National Committee VIII
meet: ard there VII BE- q 500.
a.nlase ainner 70 raise money q
nav az TIE National Committees
debts.
Former President Truman. whe
won1 run again. will be there
alon9 with ahose wh0 wonld lie
Is ~ or have been msnlaoned %
llkaly starters n tie pTelldential
swespstakes three yeara from apw
steterson woal4 prSbably LIE
apOkher ID. bak kasnt sale 90,
aud NAV find wsea nomAAatson
Itime comes ar0and In is5s-eg
perhaps even 81 MS Chicago meet
ine--that he has = - q opposition
/ Tsnnessses Sea. Estes Keiauy'
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ROYAL Command
Performance Is
Just A Tradition

LONDON H. Who Will be the
stars IT this years royal command
performance
A gray haired Efltsher named
Harry MarloWe SITS b BIS phone
an lhe heart If Laadons theaser
district nuFxlng that top secret 81
international vaudek Ale.
A eau from MarioWe may start
an American singing star arrang.
ing his schedule 10 be ready Tor 4
Transatlantic das1 81 make tie
show AZ Eondon's Coliseum Thea.
ter Nov. z. Or Il may bring over.
night fame-and weaish--to one a.
the hundreds ol small time aels
making the Foands Of nriialn's
provincial music halls.
Actually. the royal command
performance Is nothing 81 the sort
The performers do rot appear b.
royal command and officially i
Is pat . firsi grade charity show
attended By the monarch. But thf
royal command tag has struck and
that's what ever BODY calls n.
The tradition Goes back b The
late middle agas. When actors
played IN London oriy ca license
from the crown.
The modern command perform
ance dates from 1921. when M
Variety Artists Benevolent Fnnf
started looking or new ways 4
raise cash 10 help its members
and King George v lea Is Be- knoWT
be would attend a vaudeville show
Today Queen Elizabeth carries 81
the annual tradltion. Il has raises
around zs0000 pounds gS101 o0o1.
MarlcNe Is secretary ~ he fan,
and that makes BIN casting diret
Tor a the shoW iie and NJ cen
mIiiee PICK aboai . dozen aeis fsl
The big speis Plus some Soc per
tafhitss for elaborate Production
numbers and submit the hsi an,
script ~ e. Buckia sham ralare
Once TIE palace glsts ne greel
lRht. the sh0W goes 90.
Everybody works free After To
show the Queen looks over fhe &c
eountsss with al charities 80
supports--and khr likes 10 see "a
penses kept small
I The true c0mr.aias performance
with The monarch ordering HI
favorlse entertainers 20 appear
has virtually disappared iron
British life. George NJ gave thl
lsst IN is3s 10 entertain ! visiting
French president
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Uneven Swap

PHILADELPHIA R-Eserythlng
Vas quiet 10 me seeoud floor
apartment when Mitchell Llpaehuif
came home shortly before mid.
night unloeking me door and step
ping Into ne darkened room. b.
was startled By > strange vmeow "
Swapping on she light. he saw
. snail animal carrier On tie
table. Inside wefe two kittens
They hadnt been there when BE-
left some hours earlier
Then be found 4 kitchen windeR
pred open by thstsea, Nfo hsd
eS1apsa sta clothes. eash ard
Ulhef iisms Llpsehata ezflHstt1 "a
- waFth 81 so
Apparently the thitFss also lad
lesl fhe kittens
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Re sid shorgiy. I wans a eus
NAT autopsy fVpori
See made re move O. e.. 1ust
t taess dep ~ permFeei
Finally Raj 500 up. he tsls
kiisns hand On his arm.
Wait IL tel y0a ahouf IN
lie saf down.
Another cup ~ cozaN4~
she nost0ed- she seemed utter
u exhausted. TIE panir rs ren.
ana re2lgnation had taken iss
place
Raa slsnalie.a he waiter ara
presently llen vas gulplnE dgNn
the hot coffee
1 always liked DE- nray.s ana
began lie was - friendly "a
cnnsioerafe uf people. not AZ al
pompcuN like some ~ thm ofhmrw
around tie university. he u'a,iS
81 eus % bis way q 10 things leF
students and even for Fenlon ana
the chief. Everyone knew thai
Professor Bray WAS really fNa
brains 0f the deparfment 80
that he iusl lci Hubbard take al
Tire credit Tie never tried "a hom
ihe timeheht and was such
sweet person Ia every way pas.
she psased TO take another
Eulp ~ eaffee.
Well. about a week and 4 half
ego, that Sunday niNht yea sa.p
ne az The Seminar R0om, / ha8
gone Ap % my oiIice. I had foffos.
zen nay compact there Well when
J cot up there / heard 4 noise n
TIE inner uliice and ! noticed the
door wasn't quite closed
halt interrupted. WAS Il uxa-
Yes Dr. Hubbard had ALWAYS
been terribly fuksv about kceo.
lng thst door locked when ia
wasnH there. And 50 | locked IA.
and there was DR.. Bray with :
hAshlaKht going through Hub
bardz personal files. You can
imagine how terribly shocked /
was Bray. ~ ali people. a. "a A
sneaky thing like that OF course
he saw me ard started 20 ex.
plain. But l didn't even want
10 haar what he had e. say. All /
wanted % Do was Get away from
sim, And that's when ! ran into
you
gTe " soniinussl
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they Wait The nearest village may.
or and are married.
For the first I'VE weeks. the de.
feet0r undergoes questioning 20 C..
tahlish his true identity and what,
Il anything. he represents. THIS Il
10 make certain be Il not q planted
agent. A former major In the Sow.
et army IL among bis questioners.
Then be sits at q table with spe.
eialists. five OF more hours . day.
five days q week. recalling every.
thing he can about his native land,
classified under three headings:
the facts l saw. the hearsay
was told. and The rumors | gol
from idle gossip"
In the evenings and on days of
lat his ''haven"--ke blossoms out
as q personality.
The defector's villa IL handsome.
~ furnished and has beautiful
grounds. On . shoFt.wave radio, be
can tune In both Moscow and West.
ern stations. He receives . daily
eopy Of pravda, mouthpiece Of the
Kremlin, and a Rnssianlanguaee
newspaper published In New York,
Ne gets both sides 10 hear and
read.
re In QUILTED with an Ameri.
can-eut suit. white shirts and Am.
eriean-pattern ties. This helps per.
suade him that he Is being treated
as an equal.
A crop Of Russian speaking e.
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FHgfires From Sorief 4ided
Soviet Nationals Are Helped To Freedom

fIcials Of the center call on him
for dinner. lie y the genial host
and has picked out the Russian
menu.
lie has leafsd through the eata.
logue of q u. 3. mail order house
and found Il Incredible. His case
officer invites him 10 drive 20 q
large town for q visit. He con-
ments CO 80 many automobiles. lie
stares az windows full Of shoes,
foods. lie says the bananas. for
example. must be wax. Then he
buys one with q few cents Of his
pocket money and eats II.
Al his life he has been taught
that the Western masses live In
utmost misery and that American
Negroes are still prosecuted slaves.
We Is taken 10 . night club patron.
ixed By the u. :. Army and sees
Negro soldiers enjoying the Same
privileges as white.
Eventually. he moves 10 an
apartment IN the large town and
spends his free time without any
escort. Nov he Il studying The Ian
guage Of the country b which he
win soon emigraie. u IL English,
spanish or Portuguese.
Els ticket IL bought. There are
two tickets. Il he is . bridegroom.
This new Journey into the West Is
not like bis first. fun II uneer.
tainty and fear. AZ the end Of this
one. . JOB and Independence await
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In discussions The truce recently signed in Roraa
some say the Chinese major victory MANY polItl
eians IN both parties claim the Communists have won
because the Chinese Communists are now occupying
North Korea.
II Is true that the Chinese are sllI IN North Korea
and certainly we should try 10 get them out However ID
portray this 70 the American people a. great victory
Tor the Communists Is insult TO the average Amer
cans intelligence.
The United States with the help Of some United Ma
tons members went TO the aid Of South Korea and de-
feated the Communist aggression IT, s. troops with some
help drove the Communists out Of South Korea and re-
captured the little democratic country Thus IT, roops
restored the status quo in Korea.
No one familiar with the facts doubts for a moment
That North Korea was not completely CommunistdomI-
mated before the Chinese entered the Korean War Off
eiay No one doubts that the North Korean attack on
South Korea was actually CommunistcontroIled Thus
the presence Of Chinese troops In North Korea Il only
confirmation Of situation which was well known 10 ex-
lst In that country since 1915.
The difference Il that the North Koreans between
1916 and November 1861, put up preense Of being
independent country Now. they can no longer put up
any such preene But the fact remains that the country
was Communstdomnatcd then. and h Communist-domi-
mated and controlled today.
The Communists attempted 20 steal a free country,
and had their fingers burned Whether the Chinese Cor
the Ruaslans pull the strings in North Korea In Disguise
openly, makes difference but II il not the ndca
tor Of victory or defeat Of the U. n. effort.
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&A& #*#& ~
AZ HOUR later. Raj and Eiler
"a we're leaving nvays hors
and starting hack Tor the campus
Ran had gwen Mrs. Bray . Eedn.
i've. TIE hrays had no phone. e
he bad gore 30 q neighbor,H q
call the hospital a. send onr a
TIE nurses over. The nurse Was
now with Mrs. Bray. and TIE bow
Jimmy, was BENG cared fer IS
TIE neiKhbor.
Ellen sat limp ard quiet beside
him In the car. He could see thai
she waa genuinely attached q
Mrs BRAY and that she was great.
" affected by Bray's death. They
were nearing a restaurant on the
outskirts of The city. Raj pulled
up 60 t.
Now would you Ike a cup o.
She looked at him gratefully
and nodded.
They went In. and 20 RATS re-.
N&& AttN NtI&E y G& AAf1tN#A empty.
Nov he could talk with her. Thew
took a booth In the far corner az
the room.
-cigarestes" They each took
ore and sat there smoking until
the waiter came up.
Two cups Of cogIce--hlack, he
ordered.
The waiter brought two steam.
cups OF coffee. Raj watched ELLEN
thonghtfuiiy while they drank
Presently he asked. 'How long
have you been with the depart.
menf9"
'~rhrse and . half years.
you thought = lot Of Bray.
didn't yong"
Yes. I did. she said simply
fou have no idea what a won-
derful person he was"
Then why we're you trying a.
avoid him that Sunday night
Ellen turned so that she faced
him. She looked al him search
ingly for q moment a. II trying 10
read motives behind the qsles-
tons.
Believe me. Il was NOTHING.
absolutely nothing. I Thought.
quite mistakenly, that I had seer
him do something unefhical, and
was 100 embarrassed end
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leFi who tried for the nomination
last year. VIII be there. probably
hoping the lightning strikes him
next time. So will Missouri's Sen.
Stuart Symington. who has been
mentioned az . possible candidate.
But right IN me midst of The
preparations for ell this John J.
Kelly, Chicago lawyer and chair.
man Of the dinner. quit with the
explanation that bis ideas con.
flieted with those Of stephen A.
MITCHELL who is national commit.
tee Chairman b. saoice of steven
son.
Some Southern Democrats lead
srs complained they hadn't been
snvited II all. although Mitchell
said all Democratic senator's. gov
eraorx and representative hGd
been asked 10 attend.
The office Of Sen. Byrd, Virginia
Democrat who helped Eisenhower
In his state In 1854 BY refusing "a
support Stevenson. said he hadn't
been invited. But Byrd said be
wouldn't have gone anyway.
None Of the three Southern Dem.
ocrstic governors who supported
Eisenhower said he'd 60: Byrnea
II South Carolina. Kennon II
Lotisiana. and Shivers 81 Texas.
There seemed 10 be some con.
fusion about Shlvers. Mitchell an
nounced he had seat Shivers q
telegram saying be had NOTED
with deep distress newspaper re-.
ports" that the Texan eoeldn'l
attend and others that be hadn'l
been asked.
In his telegram Mitchell tad the
Texas governor that he ard hia
wife had been invited.
Florida's Sen. Holland bust said
flstly be wouidn't 90 because he
dldm't think TIE South had any
tang % gaia thsrs Ills State wen'
for kleehhoweF Ia lssa.
Mitchell IL rspozsd % kavs
sDsnl Q gooa 6esl q tine tfyiEs
- paclfy the S@uEh slnce last
years election Bat. judging from
the sstilnde 81 some ~ the South
era leaders toxara the Chlesgs
meeting. has heen something lee,
shan 100 per cent successful.
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Safety
Notes

Next weekend, Sept II and "a,
there Is going 10 be q Safety Con
ference N Jacksonville. While 4
might be asking too much Of local
citizens 10 make q special trip up
there Il would be nice Il ans key
Wester who was IN that section 81
che state, would take time 0ut n
attend some Of the meetings at the
George Washington or MaylloweE
Hotels.
Il isn't just the safety angle
alone - there are economical fac
tors 10 be considered. Key West
needs every Mt Of advertising u
can set and attendance "a a state
wide junction ID one way of letting
the rest Of The country ksow that
this little island Is still on the map
Mrs. Doris Daniels Of the b and
b Cycle shop Ia planning 10 he Ia
jacksonville. The final orgamiza
sional meeting Of the Key Nesl
Safety Council has been delayed
30 that she vii be able 10 give 4
report Of the results Of the con
ference.
Following IL . discussion oI
swhat Does A Lot of Talk Ac
eompliNhf" mailed cut b. lhs
jacksonville Safety Council:
safety conferences ere some
times described BY the uninitiaied
OF By the ostentatious.y cynical 81
Just q lot Of talk.
"The implication that Just 3 lo1
Of talk Il Of no value must hs
vigorously overFuled Any such i'm
plication il untrue, and dangeroul
10 the very tsproots "a freedom
and effective selfamproyemenl b.
tree men.
Cur Ssvior talked for NAM
years In that Holy Land FAR awal
and long ago but we are still lly
ina BY The words he uttered ans
His messengers broL 81 10 vs.. Hard
lly any one would deny that oul
lives are richer thereby.
IN took q LOT Of talk 10 produel
the Magma Cara - the Bill o
RIGHTS - cur Declaration Of In
dependence - our Constitution
without that talk we would stu
wallow In the mnFass Of lgn0ranci
and slavery.
Every Sunday We 50 10 church
we listen 10 . los of talk and NJ
make q lot Of talk ourselves. WI
yin deny that this renewal of mu
tual thought and iaiih-in . week
iy meeting Al church or IN az an
nual Safety Conferenee has
most important effect.
+ TAX produces mutuallty an
understanding. Musualiiy and an
dexssanding produce conviction
Conviction produces enura9e. Cour
age and conviction produce initia
tive. And initiative sets tang
done
so. Cor yosr talking. which
done In good falth Inevitably 81
lead 70 ysar desas
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r. MssdsG'SNih
- ~ Tnwr,, Alln~
BY Terry Adler

crushed % wans 10 listen % a.
explanatlon
But he Cd give yau an ex.
/ plsnatloa that niehlg~
~Yes#
"And i vas satisfyinxs~
Very" she Raa staring al hel
ecffee with narrowed ests. as 5.
feneulbaflnE Eam0lhinN painful
Presently Raj asknsl. slloM
Was brays healihT~
Very good. Whyg-
mnx Just wuntleFin whether
{ might not have been sulc.de
after all Yea know Il ne had
been In poor health ard couldn't
asoFd treatments ur sonic sucn
thingY"
On. re-he's always been IN
excellent health. he Was a very
husky man. Did ali sarts Of man
AL lsbor."
Thea SIS funny" Ran said
slowly. SHAT ave years ago he
vas N ssch poor health that ne
had % resign as chairman of tire
department and recommend Hub
bard Cor the JOB"
THE color drained quickly from
Eiien'S face she stared az Raj.
Der mouth upen bui unspcaking
"Ellen.~ ne said kinalv. why
are Naa trying GO rT8iecl him.
Just Nhy are you uryiuR
she demanded igritahlv, tive
told yea ] know nothing about
iL"
Il admire shat you're doing
his voice vas sta kind -'and
Tn not trying 80 prY into your
friends secret But don't yoa see
that II Bray has been murdered
the police will be- eallea in. and
they'll investigate every minute
of his lifeg"
AZ the mention az the word
''poliee" she became panie-siriek-
eth.
"oh, no" she easpcd. "They
mustn't They simply mustn't
You cant call the police. After
alL Il probably was suicide. You
don't have an invest cation when
itg suicide. do ypAe" Sire looked
- bis face very nnxfousiy.
Tie returned her gare sseadfmsi-
", The muscles IN his Jaw work
lng
"we'd better 80. Miss Carter"
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Dick


Did / ever trll you that ! only
sell and repair tires IN order 20
ed. NJ true purpose IN life a that
OF q 'c0nny sewer Al art lWaii
minuta - I'll look up how % spell
lhat u0rd = "connolsseur' 4 CDR
rectl
ANY, ~ proof Of ny knowledgs
ana love for true art. went 0sa
io the 40. 2 Pre- station The other
day and bought > picture If a Tar.
lie FOR The windshield 81 my car.
Perhaps you might Ike b Do 10
same.
There are some FOLKS who claim
that an wofk "a impractical. Den
foal yoarselfl Ualess s0a by ene
81 those turtle pictures which
otherwise passes under tie Mans
u D safety Inspection stlcker, foa
are lkely 10 b. doHn a NE Police
slssion ~ .ng = fnf.
While tires are not Included ia
ne Safety Inpseetion, - Iona -
Youfe giving your car : enea-
over for dangerous features. WIZ
ret Come by Dieks Tire Service
a SO Truman Ave. and set > free
Inspection "a TIE rubber you -
stalking your life ca We have q
hse parking lot "a the rear and =
wont TAKE much u pour time.
xoa might have already read the
National safety couIaeil's esiimaie
that ss per cent II the vehicles
involved IN accidents ere pBsten-
ger ear types. About II PER cent
ere trucks and basses. Why ne O.
ferenee7
/ Dicks Tire Service eaters - bolh
truck operators and car owners aud
lfs has been oar experience nat The
laeeraee trucker maintains 81 ire
various safety features ~ his We
hsele better Than nc passenger ear
driver.
one 81 cur speeislliies Il recap.
We have ghs only Fe.eapping plant
IN toMn. Some folks think that .
re-eapped tire h fot safe. Let ne
disllaslon ynu O. lhal score Most
"a your trucks ard tusees use ihem
and iook 81 their safety record
OF course. II pour present ilFeA
are worn too mach. ] recommend
fhst yoa pui en- . SO n 4. 3 10
igal tires Elther fhef - a. eome
e CIR eusFanleed ra.eaps ihai Sc
made from stock Sc kneN ls N
perfect ecndf.Dn
Visit Dicks Tlre Service en- TTu'
msa Afs a. ekll $500 ior fhs 81
II tire sales of Fepa2 and aoa
lasei ab0af ~ Cts Safety -
peetmn ihat Is feqated - al resi-
aenss-~l Adst.f
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SANTIAGO. Chile n President
Carlos ibanex has signed . decree
permitting expectation 81 strategic
materials 10 Iron Curtain coan.
tries. The decree nbollshes existing
Restrictions On such shipments.
Ecosomy Minister Rafael Tafad
explained thar since fighting IN he
rea has ended. II Is M logger
necessary 20 maintaln restrictions
injurious "a Chilean Interests
Copper Is chile principal export
pF0duel.
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I SOMEWHERE IN WEST GER
MANY R-lEeEe is TIE open dool
for Soviet nationals Who choose
freedom. II ia q reception center
for defectors. many Of them fugi
livea from the Soviet armed forces
The center Il paid for and oper.
ated BY the u. 3. government. II
produces detailed Information
about conditions IN the Soviet Tn
lon. II turns dislIlusioned ex-soy,
lets into free men.
The address u not revealed
for the safety Of present and "a
ture aefertorS.
The reception center was found
ed ga years ago after the Korean
War showed how little the q. s
government knew about the Soviet
empire.
Duzens II defeelors have passed
through. n seems ne word Is get,
ting back 10 Soviet forces.
The center occupies . series a
villas scattered through gardens
and woods. Its American person
mel wear plain clothes and are
gifted a. foreign languages. human
relationships. morale building.
In private offices, defeclors and
staff experts are paired off "a
write detailed studies GA The Soviet
Union a. the defertors kEow Il.
The topics may range from the
activity observable az q Siberian
factory 10 the price Of food in Tit.
lis and the disposition Of Soviet
army formations in Poland. Pre-.
else data on developments inside
the q. :. s. Il. are gathered with
especially keen interest.
The findings are sent 70 Washing.
ton, London and Paris. Exchange
Of information about the Soviet I'm.
ION Is on . reciprocal basis among
the countries.
The eeutcr's responsibility ss not
finished when a Soviet national ex.
hausts hts fund of Information. He
must be helped 10 q new career
and protected from Soviet reprisal,
The center enlists other 4. s.
authorities in helping him set .
visa 10 : country in The Americas.
preferably the United States,
lsough Canada and Brazil are also
favored destinations.
n he had q profession IN civilian
life. the center does is best 10
arrange fur him 10 resume II. A
dental officer frum the Soviet
army medical corps emigrased "a
one Of South Americas fastest
growing cities.
II the delect0r is young. willing
and single. he can JOIN the Il s.
Array. Under the alien enlistment
program be Gets American citizen.
ship In five years. Veteran Soviet
officers II field Grade rank NAV
50 10 Washington as advisers d
IL. 8 defense planners.
Nobody says deserterr here.
The word Is banned
Defeetofs are usually SIN IN uni.
form when they arrive. Some.
times TREY escape ay watkins
across q sector border street n
Berlin o. Vienna. Others swim !
river Or steal through a forest
Some % net Gee alone They
bring 9 sweesheaFt-GermAn OF
Austrian. Cxeeh ar Polish.
Despite secrecy. the center has
NO cloak and dagger atmosphere
L Is more Ike = university eradu.
ate seminar IN TIE country.
The administrative headquarters
and brieflnN officers are IN two
spaeious villas Olhes villas not
Tar sNaT are havens temnof.
airy homes Is Soviet fagitses.
1hsTe Is CnlY uae soviet ocea.
ranx ~ : stia " never sees an.
other military fugitive. llls asso
elaiions aFe Wilh staff pprsennel
headed b. his sa,e officer. Bot /.
he has tsou9ial ms sweetheart shes
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sEvshLsAg eLcvaR

CALIANDEn. onk tH-Pslice
cklss wallsr Hedeihs q CallsnisF
has picked FIVE and six.leaf eols
ers "a Ms lsun. bui he tame ~
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