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sented awards to Diane Bradley
and Jack Martin Of the January
class and Zenora Houston and
Allen West Of the June class at
Shaw Junior High School.
The following officers were
elected by Department Of COM
merce Post: Commander, N.
-Sanpogna. vice commander, w.
B. Kowalik. K. w. Hartman and
Robert C. Long: adjutant, M. r..
Farrah; assistant adjutant, C.
M. Hamlet; finance officer, J..
F. harrington: chaplain, Ben E.
Reed and sergeant-at-arms, A.
F. Lindenmeyer.
Ken1a- Main Post American
ism Officer Archie Blair, pre-
sented the American Legion
School Medal Award to Thomas
Buckley of st. Teresa,s School:
Joe Cameron Of Kramer Junior
High School and Ralph w. West
of Anacostia High School.
New members accepted at the
last meeting were: Perry w.
Holmes and John Walters, ir.
The department convention
will open July 90 at the Shore
ham Hotel, with the department
commander presiding.
Nominations of officers will be
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sPoRTs-GAMEs

40. UPLAND CUNNING, by William J.
Schaldach. Collected etchings and water
colorS of sport in the field and allied sub
jects. 48 examples of drypoints, etchings,
aquatints and soft-ground etchings with
full-color reproductions of the artists
distinctive water colors of game birds.
Pub. at $3.50 - - $2.9S
Al. NOW LISTEN, WARDEN, by Ray p.
Holland Illustrated by Wesley Dennis.
Handsome, limited, autographed edition
containing wonderful game warden yarPs,
Slip-cased Pub. at $3.50 49, S395
AZ. BIRD DOGS, by Ray p. Holland. With
more than 80 photographs and drawings,
4 in color. Illustrated by Fred McCaleb.
Limited, autographed, handsome edition
describing the different breeds, their main
characteristics and how to train them-a
true collectors item. Acetate, slip-case.
Pub. at $500 -.----$ 1.49
43. HUNTERS CHOICE, by Archibald
Rutledge Illustrated by Paul Bronson.
Limited autographed edition containing
the best of the hunting stories written by
Rutledge, with wonderful drawings by
Bronson. Slip-cased. Pub. at $3.50 &.95
A MODERN ACCURACY IN BENCH
REST SHOOTING, by L. r. Wallack.
Foreword by Warren Page, Gun Editor Of
Field and Stream. las illustrations, The
first definitive story of the beginnings.
practices, developments and related &C
tivities of rife shooting at its microm-
etered best. Pub. at $500 $1.49
As. OFFICIAL FOOTBALL ENCYCLO-
PEDIA OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, by
Roger Treat With almost 100 illustra-
lions. Comprehensive volume containing
all the pertinent statistics and In forrna-
ton on pro football, answering every ques-
ton the football fan would be likely to
ask-a must for every sports fan. Pub.
AS. CRUISING AND SAILING, by K. Al
lard Coles. With $50 photographs and
drawings. Revised edition of the inform
alive and profusely Illustrated, well-known
volume for any one interested in sailing.
Pub. at $3.50 --.-. -~---------$1.4
AZ. BASS TACKLE & TACTICS, by Har-
old C. Hollis. With % illustrations. How
to obtain better sport through the use Of
lighter lures specifically for black bass.
Here is all the latest information on cast.
ing and fly rods for bass tackle and tech
nique for both lake and stream fishing,
the science of bait casting, etc. Pub. at
$500 Sl.49
Is. THE AMERICAN SPORTING SCENE,
by John Kieran. With A Illustrations in
Color and as Black and White by JOS w.
Golinkin. A fascinating gift book without
rival for every one interested in sports or
concerned with the American scene. Pub.
at $3.49------------------ -&L4S
40. STEEPLECHASING. by Bert Clark
Thayer. with more than 100 illusTa-
tions. This Is one of Thayer's famous
books on horses, with fine portraits OF
noted jumpers and riders, glimpSesy OF
young horses In training, views Of noted
hunt meets and closeups Of exciting action
over fences. Pub. at $3.50 ,----------.9 Sc
so TALES OF QUAIL N SUCH, by -Ha-
vilah Babcock Illustrated by VIM. j.
Schaldagh. Collection of IS hunting and
fishing stories for any one with love for
the outdoors. Pub. at $4.O0-------------SSe
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report. It was. he says. q war
that had TO be fought. and it
was well fought. But the truce
that halted the lighting was q
wise and essential step, In
military as well as political
i terms.
In documenting his conclu-
sion Mr.. Ollie gives q great
deal Of first-hand information
on the strange war our troops
fought up and down the Ko-
rean peninsula and on the
people over whose land they
fought.
Chapters on Chang Kali
shek's Fornosa and on Japan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

SETS
Is. THE BEST WORKS OF
CHARLES DICKENS. Handsome
8-volume set, in de luxe library
binding, gilt-stamped and decorated,
containing David Copperfield, Pick
wick Papers, Tale of Two Cities,
Oliver Twist, Christmas Stories,
Christmas Carol, etc. With Cruick-
shank, Phiz and other illustrations.
Pub. at $1,000 The S-Vol. Set, S5.95
26. THE BEST WORKS OF ROB-
ERT LOUIS STEVENSON. Hand
some 8-volume set, the famous Bal
moral Edition, in de luxe library
binding. gilt-stamped and decorated,
containing DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
Kidnapped, The Master of Ballan-
trae, Treasure Island, A Child's
Garden Of Verses, New Arabian
Nights, etc., etc. Pub. at $1,000.
The 8-Volume Set, S5.95
n. THE BEST WORKS OF RUD-
YARD KIPLING. Handsome s.
volume set, the famous Punjab Edi-
ton, in de luxe library binding, gilt
stamped and decorated, containing
Barrack Room Ballads, Plain Tales
from the Hills, Soldiers Three, Light
That Failed, ETC., etc Pub. at $1,000
The 8-VOlume Set, $5.95
20. CHILDRENS CLASSICS. Hand
some S-volume set. In de luxe library
binding, gilt-stamped and decorated,
containing Robin Hood, Black
Beauty, Andersenis Fairy Tales,
Pinocchio, Alice in Wonderland,
Hans Brinker, Grimm's Fairy Tales,
Arabian Nights. Pub. at $1,000.
They 8-VOlume Set, $685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

In Animals, Men and
Myths" DR.. Richard Levin
sohn has written an excellent
and entertaining book on nat
ural history. It is d book lay i
men can enjoy and scientists
praise.
The author tells the excit-
ing story Of the evolution Of
life and the relationship Of
animals and man through the
ages.
This Is q work Of tremen-
douS scope. DR.. Lewisohn
starts with the first one-cell
organisms, traces the gradual
formation of the various
species and the emergence Of
man.
It is fascinating to read
his account of early mans eff
forts to hunt, tame and finally
breed the fauna Of the world.
From. the first civilizations
to the present, we read Of wild
and domestic beasts in re-
ligion. sports. war. commerce
and medicine. The author tells
us, too, how their use as food.
clothes and transportation has
drastically changed.
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American Legion
Department Unit
Will Meet Thursday

The Department Executive
Committee Of the American
Legion. will meet Thursday at
the Legion Club, 433 Third street
NV. at 8 pm. with the Depart
ment Commander. DR.. William
B. Adams presiding.
Newly elected officers Of the
FBI Post are: Commander,
Howard j. Franklin; vice COM
manders, Charles E. Norton, viii
liam II. Paine and Joseph A..
Duvo: Judge advocate, Robert j.
Perry; finance officer, Edward r.
Bloom; sergeant-at-arms, Laur-
Ter c. Buteau: color bearers,
Wyvon w. King and Cornelius
j. Collins.
Americanism Officer Bob Byrne
Of Agriculture Post presented
school awards to William Nc
Queeney and Mara Lee Jones at
Jefferson Junior High School.
Clay Mobley and Job Savage pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
ART PORTFOLIOS

lO5. DEGAS BALLET DANCERS. 10
superb reproduction. Each plate
measures l7"x13";; each is printed
on a color-tinted paper individually
chosen for the particular subject.
Pub. at $3.50 The set Of 10, $2.98
1o6. OLD NEW ENGLAND VII
Lagos. A delightful set Of 4 OF
H. C. Wolcott's picturesque scenes of
historic New England towns. These
12-in. wide by 18-in. high full-color
reproductions are heavily vanished
to enrich and retain the feeling OF
the original oil paintings. Pub. at
$500 Of 4, CSC
lO7.- NINETEENTH CENT URY
AMERICA. Main Street, The VII
lage Smith, The Iron Horse, and Old
New Orleans as painted by H. G.
wolcott reveal the golden highlightS
of America in its most picturesque
era. Heavily vanished reproduce
tions In full color, size 12-in. by ID
in. Pub. at $500 Set of 4, 9Sc
1OS. BIRDS OF PARADISE. Series
I. From engravings of Wolf & Smith
in 1847. The Paradise Apoda" and
Paradise Minor" are shown here in
magnificent, giant-size 16x20 prints
that do full justice to their plumage.
Pub. at $500 Both prints for $1.SS
100. BIRDS OF PARADISE. Series
III. Two of the most beautiful birds
in the Western Hemisphere, Para
disea Sanguinea" and "Paradisea
Reggiana" in giant-size full-color re-.
productions measuring l6-in By 90
in ca. Pub. 1t $500 Both for $l.SS
ITO. PTCASSO PORTFOLIO. Four
handsome reproductions Of Picasso's
inimitable abstracts in full color.
Pub. Mt $10.00- -------Au 4 for $2.96
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE

mn v 66 &NbND bA~ @hN SN@
%. YORKSHIRE IN PICTURES: Intro.
by The Earl OF Hardwood. A comprehensive
pictorial tour of England's largest county.
Pub. at $2.5O------ ----------------- SLAB
30. THE CHARM OF TWO CITIES: Lon
don & Paris. With 1856 Photographs. A
book for all who have affection for London
and Paris, or those who seek to know
them. Text in English and French. Pub.
at $500
81. THE BLARNEY STONE, by John
Hewlett. Illustrated. Charming book, being
the first and only history of Ireland'S
famous stone Of destiny. Pub. at $3.50, 9Sc
80. CHINA COAST FAMILY, by John G.
Caldwell Illustrated. A story of adventure
in the best American tradition; of Ten
nessee family'S removal to Fukien Prov
ince. fighting representations, devils. pi-
rates, bandits, man-eating tigers, etc. Pub.
SO. o RUGGED LAND OF GOLD, by
Martha Martin The magnificent true story
of young American wife, living near the
rugged coast of Alaska, caught alone in
landslide, badly injured, awaiting the birth
of her first child-and how she sustained
herself. Pub. ut $500 -------------- SSc
"a. THE WONDERFUL STORY OF LON
QoL. Ed. py -. WeDSUef SIIl1lL. n COlUIAu
account of the city from its beginning as
a riverside settlement in early Roman days
to the vast metropolis of today, with more
than 800 fascinating Illustrations Pub. at
S40O S198
IS. REHOLD THE MOUNTAINS: Climb
ing With A Color Camera, by Frank S.
Smythe. With IS Photographs in Color.
Handsome volume skill, on the four great
mountain regions. the HimalayaS, North
America. Switzerland and Great Britain;
with magnificent color photographs of the
Mt Everest and Central Himalayan expe-
citions. with thrilling stories of mountain
climbing Pub. at $500 $2.49
IS. BRITISH COUNTRYSIDE IN COLOR.
Rural England, Scotland and Northern
Ireland depicted in handsome photographs
and paintings with 80 pages in full colors,
nearly $50 photographs. Pub. 1t $3.75, $l.98
80. MUTINY, edited by Edmund Fuller.
A huge collection Of % spine tingling ac-
counts Of naval, piratical army and slave
rnutinies from the days of the Caesars to
modern times. Pub. ut $S.50--------$1.sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS

80. THE DANCE ENCYCLOPEDIA, by
Anatole Chujoy. A complete reference Ii
brary in one volume. here is the compre-
hensive handbook containing all the essen
tial facts on ballet, modern, tap, ballroom,
folk dance and dance in physical educa-
ton, photography, ballet records, etc.,
plus history, Names dates, stage design,
instruction, etc. Pub. at $3.50 ,---- $l.98
90. A STUDY OF THE BALLET: Arabes-
qi1es, by Alan Storey. Illus. with II photo
graphs and IL drawings. Provocative.
penetrating analysis of the backgrounds
to ballet from the time of Lallh to Robert
Helpni4nn and the present day. with COM
prehensive chapters on the Masque,
Noyerre's life and letters, and the impact
of Romanticism ON the ballet. Pub. 1T
"a. HANDICRAFTS OF NEW ENGLAND.
by Allen E. Eaton. Foreword by Dorothy
C. Fisher. 128 photographs and In color.
Comprehensive volume on all the hand1-
crafts with human interest stories OF the
different craftsmen. with beautiful and
excellent illustrations. Pub. at $500, $l.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

round out the picture Of q Far
East in which the surge Of
communism has been stopped,
at least temporarily.
Perhaps Mr.. Ollie Is too op-
timistic. But certainly we can
hope, with him, that we have.
In q war neither side could
win or lose, found o necessary
substitute for victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
BIOGRAPHY


8. MARY LINCOLN. by Ruth Painter
Randall. Illustrated. IAN indispensable
book for those seeking all the knowledge Of
the private and public life OF the Lincoln
couple" from review by Carl Sandberg.
Pub. at S5.75
Q. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, by Cecil
Woodham- Smith. Illustrated. Based on
private papers and letters never before
made public, this gracefully written and
extremely readable book has the power !
and intensity Of a fine novel. Pub. ut $3.50,
$1.98
10. NELSON THE SAILOR, by Capt. Rus
sell Grenfell. Illustrated. The intimate
lives and loves of Nelson, the fabulous
fighting admiral. Pub at S3.0O------- $50
II. THE ANARCHIST PRINCE, by George
woodcock and Ivan Avakllmovic. Illus
trated The first full-length biography
and critical study Of Prince Peter Kropot-
kin (1842-1921) the Russian revolutionary
geographer and sociologist. Pub. at $500,
$1.49
10. MR.. ODDITY: Samuel johnson, by
Cl1as. Norman. Excellent biography Of
the great writer with fine examples Of his
writing and conversation. Pub. at $500,
CSC
10. SIR HENRY MORGAN: Pirate and
Pioneer, by Rosita Forbes. Illustrated.
The fabulous story Of the legendary char
acter, the pirate and country gentleman
who made incredible history. Pub. at
S425 -----------------II-
il. IMMORTAL PIRATE: Life Of Sir
Francis Drake, by Marguerite Eher Wilbur.
The fascinating story of Drake, the David
who challenged and defeated the Spanish
Goliath. Pub. at 75--------------$1.49
IS. ANIIABLE AUTOCRAT: DR.. Oliver
Wendell Holmes, by Eleanor M. Tilton.
Illustrated. The definitive biography OF
the fabulous doctor, author and wit, COM
pletely documented, with material never
before revealed Pub. at $500 ------S8c
16. GEORGE Grille: An autobiography.
Ed. with sidelights by Grace Grille. Illus
trated with many photographs. A nom
technical account Of the internationally
known surgeon Pub. at $1O.OO -------$149
II. UNQUENCHABLE FLAME: Life Of
Philip II, by Marguerite Eyer Wilbur.
Here is the whole drama Of one of the
most crucial and exciting epochS Of mod
ern history. A veritable tour de force OF
historic narrative. Pub. at S4.OO------$1.49
10. F. d. R.: HIS PERSONAL LETTERS.
Edited by Elliott Roosevelt. Foreword by
Eleanor Roosevelt illustrated with more
than $50 photographs and facsimile re-
productions. The 4-volume set $500
pages) containing the personal letters,
memoS and documents of F. D. r. from
the age Of to his last day. A wealth Of
material, fully indexed and annotated.
Pub. at 20OO--The Volumes, A.95
10. DREAMERS OF DREAMS, by Hol-
brook Jackson. A rich, various and un-
usual book on six great thinke Carlyle,
Ruskin, Morris, Emerson, Thoreau and
Whitman Pub. at $3.5O .--------- $149
20. LORD CHESTERFIELD AND HIS
WORLD, by Samuel Shellabarger. Fasci-
mating and vivid portrait of the glittering
18th Century aristocrat. A treasure chest
of bon mots and repartee and flavor-filled
biography. Pub. at $500 $1.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

DR.. Lewinsohn, political
scientist, doctor Of medicine
and student of natural history,
has absorbed an amazing vol
ume Of information. His source
material ranges from Aristotle
to Darwin, Descartes and La
Fontaine.
His writing. however. Is far
from weighty. IN telling US
the history Of man and the
animals around him. DR.. Lew
insohn's erudition comes out
fresh. informative and anus
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
Decision for W0r. 1917
Nv Samuel r Spencer IL.

Richard L. Smith; $780,
A study Of the sinking Of
the L.aconia and the thinner
mann telegram proposing .
German alliance with Mexico
against the United States as
the key factors in public sup
port for American entry into
World War. /. B. F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
HISTORY AND POLITICS

al. REVOLT OF AMERICAN WOMEN, by
Oliver Jensen. With more than $50 photo
graphs and drawings. Handsome pictor-
ial history of the astonishing changes
which have overtaken women in America
in the last hundred years. Size 81ax11.
Pub. ut $500 SO
20. SINCE STAIN: A Photo History of
Our Time. by Boris Shub & Bernard Quint.
425 photographs Tracing the true road Of
communism and not as presented by
the Kremlin's hacks and apologists. Size
912x121s. Pub. ut $3.95
%. REUTERS: A Century Of News Gath
ering, by Graham Storey. Illustrated. Au-
thorized history of the remarkable devel-
opment Of one of the worlds greatest news
gathering organizations. Pub. at $500. $1.49
"a EASTERN ASIA, by Thomas E. Ennis.
Illustrated with maps and charts. Com
prehensive, exceptionally fine picture Of
life in the Far East before and after the
meeting Of Occident and Orient. Pub. at
SO.OV SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
LITERATURE

"a. PEOPLE, PLACES AND BOOKS, by
Gilbert .Hlghet. The havorsome, Schol-
arly, authoritative discourses that have
established Gilbert Highet as one OF the
most Htefate ana INFORMED crltlc OF the
present DAY. PuD. at $s.SO-----------$i.4S
Is. WORLD OF GREAT STORIES. edited
by Hiram HAYDN and John Cournos. las
stories. the best in modern literature of
all countries Almost every great writer is
included and there are surveys of each
OF the hteratures OF the countries OF the
world, with biographical and other I'M
portant data. SoO pages. run. At $oOv,
Sl'SS
86. ENGLISH LEGENDS, by Henry Bett.
illustrated with Is drawings by Eric Fra
ser. FTontlsplece IN color. A wealth. OF
material about monsters and farles, saints
and devils. King Arthur, Lady Godiva, ETC.,
nlgniy m1ormatlve ana enteIta ~ ~ ano ~
admnaDiy ILLUSTRATED FuD. ~ $S.UV-$A!aS
81 THE BEDSIDE BARSETSHIRE, edited
by Lance Q. Imgay. with 50 cravings
ana maps py owen HaveTat. Tanusome
volume, py Antnony lronope' q composite
portrait OF the county OF 6arset ana the
leadlng ngures drawn from the SIX barseI
SO. SHAKESPEARE REVEALED, by Leon
al .,, DTDpS. 1aouuc..on W s.usn LII. n s
ia A., uss e.lO go n,a.;s4o,s.
ta r S.,S ~ ss sv svroho,;sIo
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30 THE LATER ECO. nv James Agate.
Tntrod,1ction nv Iacoues Rarzun. The re-
markable autobiopraphy journal of one
of the great drama critics Of our time.
Pnh at ear S1.49
60 PAUL VERLAINE: Forty Poems with
translations by Roland Cant and Claude
Apcher An excellent selection from the
whole range of Verlaine's work, with
the French text and translation on facing
page. pub. at S2OO ------------ $50
Of THE FIOwTNfS ROW.. edited bv a
Mortloct and W;lliams wonderful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18

On July 0U ana elecLion OF ON
GERS will take place the night Of
July 81.
Recently elected ofiicers Of
National Cathedral post are.
Commander, John Nyalka, jr.;;
vice commanders. Myron H.
Francis, Arthur y. Amadeo and
Roland B. Sanner; adjutant,
Clement j. Kunsaitis: finance
officer, Senac j. Faljoust, jr.::
historian, Henry Peckharn; sery-
ice officer, David Stevens. and
sergeant at arms, Raymond <.
Shaver.
Woodbridge Post commander,
Bernard Beard, presented cita-
tionssto two retiring teachers of
Woodbridge School. They were
Miss katherine Donohay and
Mrs. Newman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
cHILDREN'S Books

Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
cHILDREN'S BOOKS
SO. FAIRY TALES IN PICTURES:
Three versions by Walter de la
Mare. Illus. in color. SNOW
WHITE, CINDERELLA, JACK AND
THE BEANSTALK. Ages 3-8. Pub.
at $500. The vols. complete, CSC
81. CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOK
PACKAGE: ELVES PICTURE
BOOK, CHILDREN AT PLAY, FA-
vORTTE NURSERY RHYMES. Pub.
at $3.50 - The vols. complete, Sc
SIS. CHILDREN'S PANORAMA
PACKAGE: Illus. in full color, with
push-out. stand-up figures. OUR
BLOCK, OUR ZOO, JUNIOR RAIL-
ROAD. Ages 3-6. Pub. at $500.
The 3 vols. complete, $1.19
66. PICTURE STORY BOOKS:
THREE LITTLE CHIPMUNKS by
Marjorie Torrey; MAGNIFICENT
MIR. TOAD by Walt Disney; THE
RUNAWAY LAMB AT THE COUN-
TY FAIR by Walt Disney. Ages 81.
Pub. at $2.7S.
The 3 vols. complete, 98c
81. POP-UP BOOKS FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS: colorfully illustrated
story books with pop-ups: cow
BOYS AND INDIANS, RUNAWAY
TRAIN, GOING TO SCHOOL,
TELL ME A STORY. Ages 2-6.
Pub. at $500.
The 4 vols. complete, CSC
SO. HOPALONG CASSIDY PACK
AGE: HOPALONG CASSIDY'S
HUSTLER ROUNDUP, HOPA-
LONG CASSIDY'S PRIVATE WAR,
HOPALONG CASSIDY SEES RED,
all by Clarence e. Milford. Pub. at
$500 1.-THE 3 vols. complete, $50
SO. CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES
PACKAGE: Six large flexible COW
cred books containing 10 stories,
10 things to do, IS puzzles, 100
poems, $40 illustrations, coloring
pages and other special features for
boys and girls from 2-12 years old.
Pub. at $500.
The 6 vols. complete, CSC
20. THE WONDER BOOK FOR
CHILDREN. A 320-page collection
of new stories in addition to favorite
classics, poems and games will afford
many hours of entertainment for
children up to the age Of IL. Over
800 illustrations Special $1.9S
II. THE CHILDREN'S GUIDE TO
KNOWLEDGE. A huge collection
of information especially designed
for children from 8 to Is, covering
the range Of human knowledge of
man and the world around him
from prehistoric days to the present.
Over 400 drawings and photos, 512
pages -----------Sp Special $2.40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-18
Substitute for Victory
BY John Ollie.
(Donbledau. 81

Reviewed BY Belmont Fories
There is no substitute for
victory" Gen Macarthur once
declared in a statement justi-.
flying extension Of the Korean
war.
Mr.. Ollie, Life magazine.
correspondent who spent two
and q half years in Korea,
disagrees in this challenging