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Arizona sun., 1955-09-16
CIVIL
DEFENSE
NEWS
Call For All Nurses

September 21st and 22nd are the
important dates for all Maricopa
County graduate prof ssi ion a
nurses, active and inactive, to reg
iSter for Civil Defense.
Miss Annabel Reid, Civil Defense
Co-ordinator of Nurses, A.S.N.A.,
District l and II, assistant to DR..
R. w. Hussong, Chief of Civil De
fense Medical Services, and Miss
Elizabeth Serbian, first alternate to-
Miss Reid, have completed ar
rangements for the wide scale reg
istration progr m throughout
Maricopa Coun-
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16

youngsters will go back to school
ready to tackle the afternoons ac-
tiVitieS.
Arizona sun., 1955-09-16

W.
N ur S e S in
Chandler, Mesa,
T e m p e, Glen
dale and Wick
enburg are ask
ed to register at
their local Po-
lice Department
on those dates.
A m O b i | e
Evening star., 1955-02-10
APTs. EURNIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA, mr. Flower-Piney Br.
shop. ctr.--lst floor, mod. garden
type apt. bldg: newly dec, nicely
furn. liy rm.. din, rm,, > bedrmS =,
kit. with disposal, tile bath, air
cond.: Sll3 Good transp. Adults.
Refs req. PA. 3-3529.
MT. RAINIER, 41O5 34th st.-3
rooms, pvt. bath; utilities. In pvt.
home. Adults only. UN. 4-2455.
IA
rms, 3rd A., liv. Tm., > bedrmS..
kit: . blks. downtn. bus, nr.
churches, schools. Open today. Ju.
a-4S51. Id
CLEAN. WARM EFFIC. .apt. with
complete privacy. Laundry, phone
PRIVILEGES; conv. shopping, transp.
JU 5-2ll5. -lu
COLMAR MANOR-New 3 rms. and
bath, private entrance; u blk. to
D. c. bus. convenient shopping
S67 so mo-, utils. incl. WA. 1880
after 3 pm, 10
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. Chevy Chase and
Columbia Clubs and NH; utilities
included. OIL. 2-3143. 10
Evening star., 1955-02-10
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

ARL.-New eficiencies and 1-bedrm.
walk-in closets, oak parquet mrs.
wired for air 3I eond;: eui. eui.et n area rnt
$3.50. 37l0 Columbia pike. =:
ARL.-Best area, close-in; l and
oedrms.. dbl closets, mod. equip.
parquet frs; wooded area; transp.
shopping: near Glebe I'd. SO: d,
and $3.50. 40I4 Columbia pike
ARL. Air cond., new l bedrm
think about warm summers? M
children; $3.50. 3710 columbi'
ARL.--Newly dec. 1st-fi.,- 1-b.r. apt.
good loca., / blk, Ft, Myer, D min
Pentason and Navy Annex: ldry,
STORAGE facil. off-Street parking: 81,
incl. utils, ia. 7-5il4. Il
ARL.. new bldg, nr Hechts-1 bed
washer. drier in bsmt.; Ss7, 80. incl
ARL.. best section, Arl. Hall. Pen
tason, Navy Annex: and 2 bed
rms; SO 50-S95, bus fare t,
p. G, Lovely wooded area. 4ol'
TT MYER. Pentagon-l,st-tl.. 1-bed
Apt. >, 1900 N. Pierce. IA. 1856
s69-one-bedrm. apt. nr. Wash. enc
Arl. blvds, Pentagon. Ft Myer. Nav!
Annex; redecorated. EN-. 3-56I
days, EN-. 3-go0S ewes. -2l
ARL., near Fort Myer - l-bedroon
apt, S75 no.. including utilities
ia. 5-6056 or Dl. 7-4244,
ARL.-Free rent til March !. Mod
redec. ! l-bedrm. apt. in spotless | J.
unit apt. bldg. min. D. C., Pent.
Navy Annex: . blks. shopping. Ft
Myer. Pvt. parking. Washer and dry
er Large fenced yard. Thick-car:.
peted hall. SO, plus util. ia. 7-l9lo
or EN-. 2-3277. -l3
iOth-Modern 2-bedrm
apt: conv. bus and shopping, adults
only; S92 80 mo. 465 N. Thomas,
ia. S-l400. IL
ARL.. Oak Ridge-L-shaped Nv. nm,
dinette. kit. bedrm., bath. 4 closets
and locker; Minis. Pentagon. Ft.
Myer.. blk. Arl. blvd. @u03 n.
18th st. S75, incl. utils. IA. 1895.
ROSSLYN AREA bedroom apt. all
utils.: convenient to bus; re-
decorated Immediate possession.
! Call ia. 1-5200, 10
Evening star., 1955-02-10

ONE BEDROOM APT, Arl., close in;
de luxe apt. bldg: beaut. furn
paruuet fis.; ige. closets; super
sound insulation; Sl04.5O. ia.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

ARL.-2 apts. In same bldg, with
liv. rm.. bedrm. kit. bath; avail.
now at S65; l March l at SS5. JA.
2-15o@. evenings. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-10

APARTMENT BLDG. NV. SECS
New rCfrgr. and gas range: iiv. room
kitchen with dinette, 6xa dresSini
room with bed, bath; white tenant
NO. T-l23J. To-
1920 MISSOURI AVE NV.
iG6i seth PL, Sc. APT. i
1-Redrm. Apt, SIS, Incl. Utils.
Key in Apt. /, to Inspect
Evening star., 1955-02-10
APTs. uNFURNIsHEp-o.c.'

141O EUCLID ST. NV.
Two rms. kit. and bath: lust deco
rated: new kit. equip: SO. co
h.oS32 IA l-Ro4Q 10
Evening star., 1955-02-10

S. ARL., nr. Fort Myer-3 rms. and
bath: pvt. .entr Eentire I'd fl. Only
sober. reliable couple; SS5 incl. utils.
Call Dunkirk 5-90n3 after p m.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
APIS. uNFURN.-p. c. tcont. J

$40 saith ST. s.E.-2-bedrm. apt
nice ward, yard; ideal d,I,r for children; close s.
Rent only $3.50. plus util. Key
at 33I3 c st. Sc, Apt. /. GEORGE
Y. WORTHINGTON a. SON, 1927
X st. NV. Ma. S-3326, JU. 1-651s
Evening star., 1955-02-10
APTs. FURNIsHEp-vA.
ONE AND . BEDROOM APIS, exc,

ONE AND . BEDROOM APIS, excel.
cond.; cony. loc.; >95 to Sl2a. After
= pm, JE, 329S3. III
ARL.-Furn. apt, for cpl: liv. rm..
bedrm. kit with dinette space: may
utiIs. paid; avail Feb. 10Th; SO.
ia. 2-3209. IL
ARL.-2 apts. In same bldg, with
liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath; l avail.
now at S65; March l at SS5. ia.
2-2522. evenings. IL
oNE-BEDRoOM APT. Arl, close in;
de luxe apt. bldg: beaut. furn.
paruuet ifs; 3 lge. closets; super
sound insulation; Sl04.50. ia.
5-6534 --lb
S. ARL., nr. Fort Myers rms. and
bath: pvt .entr. Eentire I'd f., Only
Call Dunkirk 5-9003 after pm.
FALLS CHURCH--Liying room, bed
venient location. CO. 5-662 27.-l5
ARL., Westover Apt. Bldg--Effic.
liy. nm -bedrm. comb. kit, bath;
gentlemen. JA. 1-0101. -l3
ARLINGTON-Newl furn. mod. liv
rm.. dinette. kit, lge. bedrm., lge
closets. conv. Pentagon, Arl. Hail,
Navy Annex, 10 Minis. D. C, al
W6-L shopping center. IDEAL couple
or :. or 3 girls; Si00 mo-, incl. utils.
KE. S-5lSs, III
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and 1bed-
room apartments; janitor service,
laundry privileges: downtown loca-
ton; all utilities: SIS to S92 so.
Call TIE. 6-6610. between 10 am.
ARL.VEnt. end f.: pvt. ent,: rms.
bath. sun deck; sunny. attrac. furn.
All utils. No child. kE. s-5644.
ARLINGTON--Attractively furnished;
4 rms, bath. pvt entr.' couple, no
children. 500 KE. S-5043. Ill
ALEXANDRIA--EXCep 2-bedrm
apt. tile bath. liv. rm., din. rm. with
fireplaces, super mod. kit. with, Dis
and iurn., incl. TV: conv. to every
thing; ress, TIE. 6-6S39.
ARLINGTON-Newl decorated apt;
liv rm., bedrm.. Kitchen and bath.
Avail. immed.: SlO0 incl. all utils,
Call IA. 5-591T JA. 2-S313. 10
ARL.. NEW BLDG.-Near Hecht's;
3 rms. and bath. New modren turn.:
5 exposures. Washer. dryer in base
ment: S110 incl. utils. JA. S-13o4.
IA
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

FOR s ALE
HERE is COUNTRY LIVING with

HERE is COUNTRY LIVING with city con-
veniences on l acre of ground Custom built
for the owner. This new bedroom brick
ranch home, large living room with woodburn-
ing fireplace. Recreation room, utility room,
bath, kitchen, double car garage modernized
to the Nth degree. Close to town on Fremont
Road.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

REDUCED IN PRICE Strictly modern room
home. Y blocks from school Basement
Gas furnace. / car garage. This is truly a
bargain at only $10950. Owner leaving town.
Must sacrifice.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

BUNGALOW. A dream home that has large
living room with woodburning fireplace, di-
nette, kitchen, 3 bedrooms ceramic tile bath,
garage attached Automatic heat Cork tiled
floor Well Handicapped. Immediate posses
sion. Drive by and see it in Catawba Cliffs
Priced to sell
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

COTTAGE SITE. Includes II room home
S room cottage. Double car garage easily con-
verted into a rental unit. Approximately / Y
acres of land. Located near the Catawba State
Park. Here is really buy. See it today.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

A REAL BUY. Large lot located on Fremont
Road In restricted area City water.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

ROOM HOME. 2 bedrooms and bath up.
Living room, dining room, and kitchen. Full
basement. Gas heat Priced to sell at $8450.
Good location
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
SMALL BUSINESS. Good income. Excellent
location. Priced to sell.

NEW z STORY FRAME. FILA. FINANCING.
Small downpayment 2 bedrooms and bath
down. Large living room, kitchen, and utility
room. Unfinished second floor. Double lot.
Located in Catawba Cliffs. Priced at $4,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
FOUND
RIDE WANTED

MONDAY through Friday to Ere
mont. Please Phone Gaylord Miller
4722. Silt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

GARAGE at 215 Lincoln Drive
Call Mrs. Victoria Grant. Phone
2412O. 37-1
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
AuToMoTIvE A

1850 CHEVROLET, 2-door sedan,
radio, heater, and Power Glide.
A good one-priced low Ballmer-
Whipple Motor Sales Oak Harbor.
Silt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
AUTOMOTlVE

1855 FORD Fairlane, fully equip
ped, radio, heater, white walls,
nice one. Ballmer-W Whipple Motor
Sales, Oak Harbor. SILT
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
FOR SALE
CLASSIFIED ADS
BOATS, MARINE SUPPLIES

ONE 4-wheel boat trailer, will ac-
comm0date up to "a boat $40.
For information call Port Clinton
5675. 36-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

PURINA Steer Fatena helps to
keep steers on feed and gaining
fast. Only Steer Fatena is Micro
mixed. Why don't you swing to
Purina too? Farmers Elevator,
/ Elmore, Ohio. 37,1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
FOR RENT

FURNISHED two bedroom cot
tages Hot water and shower, $50
per month Sept. 10th to June 1st,
1856. Channel Grove on Route
1853, phone 2-7191, Port Clinton, o.
29-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
HELP WANTED MALE
HELP WANTED

We need a man who is looking
for good paying steady job.
Cash in on the Sc Chevrolet and
Oldsmobile.
Experience preferred but not
necessary.
See Dick Comstock at Kelly Dunn
Motor Sales.
No phone calls please.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
WANT TO BUY

CITY LOT in Port Clinton, 40 #.
to rs it., will pay cash, Write Box
390-G, Ottawa County News.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
WANTED TO RENT

GARAGE In immediate area of
Port Clinton Fire Department Phi
1854. 36-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

THREE BEDROOM BRICK RANCH HOME.
Large living room, dining room, kitchen, bath,
full basement, fireplace, 2 car garage. Excel
lent location. Priced to sell.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

BABY SITTER wanted for / small
child everyday except Tuesday and
Sunday. Phone after 6 pm. 4215.
37-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21
REAL ESTATE

T BEDKUUW DrlcK nome III very
nice residential section. Large car
peted living room with panel wood
burning fireplace wall, draperies
included, dining room and kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal, 2
bathrooms, full basement, gas heat,
aluminium storm and screen sash,
enclosed breezeway and i z car
garage. Double lot fully landscap-
ed. Phone 2-4553. 34-tf
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

A GOOD INVESTMENT. Two family dwelling
in excellent condition. Completely furnished,
including all electrical appliances. Large lot.
Located on Lincoln Drive.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

REAL CHARM IN THIS 9 ROOM BRICK
HOME. bedrooms up. l Y baths Fireplace
in living room, dining room, and kitchen.
Activity room recreation room on third floor.
Full basement, new furnace. Beautifully land
scaped lot Attractively priced. Vacant. Lo-
Gated on Perry Street.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-10-21

NEW BRICK RANCH HOME. Spacious living
room, woodburning fireplace, dining room,
three bedrooms, kitchen, and dining area,
electric dish washer, and disposal Space for
additional bath Full basemest with fireplace
lavatory, and shower. Breezeway and two car
garage. Lot beautifully handicapped Priced to
sell.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
New Red Arms
Move Is Feared
nr the Associated press

The Nations intelligence CHIEF
has dropped word of a possible
new Communist attempt to arm
nations in the Americas.
Allen w. Dulles. director Of
the Central Intelligence Agency
spoke In a transcribed American
|Broadcasting Co. radio inter-
view last night Of increasing
evidence" that the Communists
may be offering arms ito coun-
tries in this hemisphere" He
did not mention any countries by
name.
Mr.. Dulles recalled that les;
than two years ago > shipment
|of Czech arms to Guatemals
|"alerted the free world to thu
danger that that country wal
facing Communist takeover."
The CIA head said the Sovietl
|"are not likely to forget how
nearly they succeeded in thai
and they may try the samt
thing over again in other part.
even on this continent"
Discussing the tense Middle
East situation, Mr.. Dulles said
the sale Of Communist arms tc
Egypt sis calculated to causs
trouble, to increase the threat
|of war. and consequently PLAY
into the hands Of the Soviets."
Speaking generally. he saic
1--WE see no evidence here in the
ICIA that the Soviet Union has
renowned any Of its subversive
tactics or changed its policy Z. :
Evening star., 1955-11-12
THOMAS [. STOKES

Defects Of the United Ma
tions, long crying out for rem
edy. are called to our atten-
ton periodically. and again
dramatically just now.
They serve to remind us
or shouId-that we cannot af-
ford to rely too heavily on
such wispy and fragile intan-
gibles as "the spirit of Geneva"
that are created for the occa-
sion emotionally and come and
70 like the nlists. IF interna-
tional affairs are to be man
aged in an orderly manner.
we need q body of law and
fnstrumentalities Of enforce
Ynent to keep the peace among
nations, Just as we have had
for so long In our cities.
This is trite IN the repeat
ing. but it is nevertheless basic
and we need to ponder it ever
so often.
Here, 10 years after the
arst atom blast at Hiroshima
and 10 years after we set up
the u. N. statutes and enforce
those Of Russia still are spar
ring--row at Geneyaover
measures TO control or outlaw
atomic weapons before we all
blow ourselves to srnithereens.
They argue about admitted
stop-gaps that dramatize the
worlds danger but don't really
get at the root Of It. Bold in
concept and purpose as, for
example, is President Eisen-
hoWer,s aerial inspection prof.
ect. the only final answer will
be in specific law written into
the u. NJ, statutes and enforce
able by the U. N. We never have
been able to agree on this long
range solution, permanent in
character, though the D. N. has
had specific proposals before
1t for years.
The futility Of halfway
measures. Of reducing" or
limiting arms Or war itself
was stressed by Adlai Steven
son In his speech last night
ct Charlottesville. Va, when
he said:
What humanity now de-
mands Is . great leap ahead in
our thinking and in our action.
We talk Of limiting war. But
that is not enough. War in the
hydrogen age resists lirnita-
tion: one cannot keep q chain
reaction on q leash. So the
ultimate goal Is not limitation,
1t Is not an uneasy balance Of
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Visitors to Perform
lL-utin Folk Dances

Costuraed dancers from Latin
America will perform folk dances
at 2 pm. tomorrow In the Hall
of the Americas at the Pan
American Union TO open Chill
dren's Book Fair Week.
A dinner win be held at Z
pm. Monday in the hall. Speak
ers viii include Richard Chase,
author Of "The Jack Books; DR.,
|Erico Verissimo, director of cul-
tural affairs Of the Pan Ameri-
can Union and author Of chill
|dren's books, and DR.. Herbert S.
|Zin, author Of Golden Nature
Guides" and other science books
for children.
Daily chalk talks by we'll
known illustrators. story telling
and magic shows viii continue
the weeks program, which closes
on November 90.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
POTOMAC FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Washington gives IKE roaring welcome It was SO warm
that lot Of old civil servants didn't have to their
coat cOarsand expose the Stevenson buttons under their
lapels
you're wondering why they changed the Of Arm-
sice Day TO Veterans Day it's Just that figure to have
steadier supply Of the latter than the former.
Democrats claim both farm issues are breaking their way
Agriculture Boss Benson isn't making much headway with farms
Of the dwesand IKE getting closer to the one at Gettys
burg.
Stevenson speaks in Virginia. No Adai and
his cracks In fact this fellow heavy they
load him with three names like preacheA Ewing Stevenson
Margaret Truman attends football game with bachelor
Gov. Meyner Of New Jersey oh, OH here We again. W
Margaret Marry"
The army control Of Brazil. It's different up here.
only thing army sezes Is the morning to
how much the Eisenhower team has cut it again.
So
Progress report from Geneva: After tries the Big
-Four finally found something they could proposal
to quit trying and 60 home.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Futility Of Halfway Measures
Like Limiting War Is Stressed

weapons. or of terror, but the
abolition Of the means Of war"
He conceded the immense"
difficulties in the way Of
achieving an enforceable sys-
TEN of disarmament.
He also went into the current
crisis in the Middle East. the
Israeli Egypt dispute, which
now is offering the most seri-
Gus test of the q. N.
The 1852 Democratic presi-
Dental candidate suggested
that U. N. guards undertake pa
troll duties Sin the areas Of ten
sion and collision there" while
q settlement is being sought.
adding: Certainly both sides
would respect United Nations
patrols where they do not trust
each other"
SUCH 9 patrol force from the
\ U. N. is possible under authority
the q. N. Assembly voted itself
In 1919. Now available are be-
tween 500 and 500 guards.
Such q suggested temporary
slnall-scale police action calls
up an outstanding failure Of
the q. N. This Is its lack Of an
International police force as
was specified In the U. N.
Charter to meet aggression. It
was to be built up by contribu-
tions Of soldiers from u. N.
members. This project, so
vital to an organization dele
gated to keep order, Is buried
in what is called the Collective
Measures Committee.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
NSTANTINE BROWN
West Now Can Look to Defenses

And both France and Britain
are fully aware, with the
United States, that the Soviet
moves in the Middle East.
openly aimed to encourage q
shooting. full-scale war be-
tween the Arab states and
Israel. is definitely linked to
the Russian about-face at
Geneva.
Secretary Of State Dulles and
most American military Lead
ers were clearly aware Of the
Soviet intentions long ago. even
while the smiles and bland
assurances Of the Communist
bosses were deluding the free
world into q torpor Of pa
ralysis.
At the very moment that the
Kremlin was apparently bend-
ing every effort to lead in the
chorus Of peace and good viii,
and holding forth with treach-
erous guile q prospect Of traia-
quillity and progress to the
war-Weary peoples of the world,
Moscow's agents were busily
urging the Arabs to accept
arms and munitions on q grand
scale. And the men ruling the
Soviet Union and the captive
nations under the hammer
and-sickle knew fun well that
the hostilities they were en-
couraging in the Middle East
would In all probability extend
farther than the bloody bor-
ders of Israel.
Unpleasant facts are much
better aids in the struggle Of
the free world for survival than
any sugar-coated falseh0ods.
Now that the full extent Of
the Soviet per1dy has been
laid bare by the actions Of the
Russians themselves, the free
world can again look to its
bastions with q new determi-
nation and d more firm dedi-
cation than ever.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Eost's Biggest Stock Show
To Attract 1000 Exhibits

TTMoNTUM. Md, Nov. IL tH1
Two thousand farm animals
representing the Nations pasture
|aristocracy, win match breeding
land beauty next week In thu
East's biggest livestock show. the
Eastern National.
Their owners will send ti1er
into the show ring in quest Of I
share Of t47,80o in premium
money.
Watching from the sidelinel
win be some Of the Nations mos
prominent livestock breeders aT1t
buyers. Also present viii b
prominent persons not usual,
identified with the farm.
Oscar Hammerstein. the com.
poser, win exhibit cattle from
Ibis Highland Farm at pcyies'
town, Pa.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. jr.
owner Of Glove Greek Farm II
New York and q new member oi
THE Eastern National. also VIII b,
present.
The show win bring q rebirth 81
activity for one week to tha
Maryland. state fairgrounds Al
this community north Of Balti'
more.
Joseph M. Vial. the manager
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Carney Gets
|Koreun Medal
By the Associated Press

The Republic Of Korea has
given Its highest military deco
ration-the Military Order. Of
Taeguk with gold star-to Ad-
mirai Robert B. Carney, former
Chief Of Naval Operations.
The citation. signed by Presi-
dent Rhee and written in
Korean. was given to Admiral
Carney yesterday by Ambassador
You Chan Yang in recognition
of his help in expanding the
Korean naval forces and for the
guidance and assistance he gave
In building up the Korean navy.
In accepting the medal, Adj
|miral Carney said that to receive
the decoration from President
IRhee is a "very high accolade"
because he has demonstrated
courage In the face OF adyersity
that has been an inspiration to
the world"
Ambassador Yang declared
that Korea considers America
"our best friend and ally.
II hope America considers US
the same because we will never
divorce YOU"
Three other high awards were
also made. Mr.. Yang pinned the
Distinguished Military Medal Of
Ulchi with gold star on Mai.
Gen. William s. Marquat, retired,
for his assistance in giving arms
Ito Korea.
The Distinguished Service
Medal Chungmu with gold star
also was given to Col. Chester
w. Clark, chief of logistics for
the United States 9th Army, and
1t. Col. ]. p. Napier Of the De-
fense Department for his work in
concluding the military arms aid
agreement between Korea and
the United States
Evening star., 1955-11-12

The abrupt and inglorious
demise Of the spirit Of Geneva
at the foreign ministers con-
ference should work out to be
q major blessing to the free
world.
With the nonexistent s-ref-
ormation" Of Communist Rus
sia exposed to the world for
the phony maneuver it really
was, the West can once again
settle down to the grim but
vital task Of looking to its de-
lenses.
Peaceful coexistence Of the
lamb and the wolf should once
again become q fairy tale, and
the myth Of any possible inter-
national relaxation in q world
threatened by voracious COM
munist designs should be laid
to rest.
The danger, Of course. is
that the suicidal dream of
neutralism. already strong in
Western Europe even before
the summit conference in Ge-
neva last summer spawned the
false spirit, " has made serious
gains. particularly in France
and Britain. But immediate re-
action In those two nations. as
reported In their newspapers
as well as III the statements Of
their leaders. would seem to in
dicate that the danger Is not
too great.
The British press reflected
the most bitter reactions to the
return Of the old familiar Afolo-
tov at the foreign ministers
meeting. There appeared to be
no reluctance to face the facts.
no clinging hopefully to any
imaginary strand Of chance
that the Soviet position wasn't
really what It seemed.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Plane Hits Worship, 5 Die;
just Misses Ammunition

plode. II don't know why II
didn't" ." said Comdr. Mark M
Ganta. the skipper.
Other men. who were Iii the
wrecked laundry compartment
and in the flame swept area be-
tween the stacks. lived to taIk
about miracles.
Comdr. Gantar also credited
the courage Of his crew and ths
crews Of the destroyers Yarnal
and Ingersoll with saving hi.
ship.
The other destrOyers helped
tight blazing gasoline from the
bomber sprayed over the silir
and running IN streams into the