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vets, brand new. sli9brk Colonial
Ia tile baths, first floor powder
room; full basement: low cost gas
hot-water heat, concrete porch,
iron railings; SIS per mo, plus
taxes. W R. HUGHES Co. AP.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
EXCELLENT VALUE

Expansible home. featuring living
rm., kitchen with table space, Q bed
rms. down; additional space for
bedrooms and bath up: 2nd floor
partially finished: detached garage.
GI approYed Price. Sl3.50O
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AyONDALE. $4,000 - Attractive
Dutch Colonial in new condition;
3 bedrms., liv rm. with firepl., din
rm equip. kit; screened porch: full
dry bSmt.; auto heat; garage
fenced lot. See today H. CARLYLE
de LOzIER, Realtor, WA. 7-5000
BELTSVILLE-3-b edrm home, fur
hSmt., Anchor fence; yrs. old. Near
schools VIII sell furnished WE. s.
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Hyattsyille location. stones throw
from st. Jeromc's Older type
Southern Maryland BUNGALOW. ist-
class cOnd throughout . bedrooms
on lst n plus 3 delightful bedrms.
up; fireplace In Nv. rm GORGEOUS
big an. I'M. Gen and TV I'm scr.
Tremendous house for only $13.50O.
81 On 20 vets W r HUGHES
CO. AP f-i4O0. 'tl pm.
CT Apr. si3. 3OO-Recently built;
3 libeTsl-size bedrms Ire liv. rm.
fall bsmt Lge fenced yard corner
lot Nr st. Bernards Church new
shop. ctr ara but HE $500;
ewes, ~ 9-30fi, W IS LEWIS
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35 MILES FROM n q

. miles from new National pike, His
toric Maryland manor house over
looking beaut. creek Frame construc-
3 half-haths; Ice. attic: half bsmt
New Delco oil INV. furnace. o-story
stone smokehouSe; frame smoke
mouse; dble. gar; chicken house
Price with = acres. S22,50O.
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OPEN SUM-, 20
WOOD ACRES
6sO5 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.

WOOD ACRES
1905 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
A beautiful house in this exclusive
subdivision. near exceptional schools;
liv rm. with firepl, den, powder rm,
din. rm., kitchen, side porch on LIST
n; 8 bedrms. . baths on End; built
in garage; full bsmt.; large lot; in
Immaculate condition. Many extras
Ewes. call WO. 6-0S35.
BETHESDA
s616 IRVINGToN AVE.
Handsome brick house, close to
Bethesda Naval Hosp. and NH, u
block from Bradley School; liv. rm
with firepl, din. rm., powder rm.,
kitchen, side porch on first; 3 bed
rms. = baths on second; full bSmt /;
built-in garage, S24,950 and ex-
.ceilent terms. Ewes, call EN- :3-249S.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
RE. = 65s5 1898 Goth st. NV
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"TREES!"

3-bedroom brick Colonial near Fore
Glen I'd all newly decorated; beat
tiiul lot with tall trees. S14,950,
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UNIVERSITY PARK, open Sat. and
Sun. l-6; 40l7 Beechwood I'D
story, 3-bedrm brick. y bath on
LIST; screened porch, fireplace. at
tached garage, knotty-pine rec.
rm Lovely yard with barbecns.
5000, COHEE REALTY CO, AP.
1-g5g5
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OUR LADY OF
TOTIDnEC DADTCu

LOURDES PARISH
1900 SLEAFORD ROAD-PERFEcT
LOCATION. One block away from
Our Lady of Lourdes Church and
School and B.CC. High School
UNIQUE red brick Colonial artistically
decorated throughout in better than
brand-new house condition, featur-
ing living room tfreplaceD. dining
room modern kitchen. library LIST
floor. attractive bedrooms, . baths
I'd floor. Storage attic. Full basement
with beautiful clubroom Situated on
large well shrubbed corner lot We
urge your prompt inspection before
sold. Other than open hours cal Mr..
Terms. DE. 2-7745, weekdays . till
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4 BEDROOMS

baths: new English-bsmt. ram
dining L. Kitchen se / bedrooms nS !;
baths: finished rec. room, utility
room with washer and drier. va
cant, should Gil. Price S15,950.
WOOD CO., Realtors
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RIGGS MANOR; $500 down, non-GI.
inclS. settlement charges. Attrac-
tive ll-brick rambler, lge liv rm.
w/hrepl., din. rm.. > twin bedrms,
Anchor fenced level lot; walk to
school. bus, stores. Assume $4,000
GI loan. MRS NORHEIM. HE. A.
25lu. cox & co LII h-n11h
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SUNNYBROOK-q- view; Cape
Cod exp. attic home; alum. storm
windows. level fenced yd.. range,
refgr., auto. washer. very lge. liv.
nm, din area. ample closets. Capt.
tol monument plainly visible from
yard: 2-3 schools. stores. church,
theater: fast dntn, transp.; close
! 1eonvi 9 assIme * loan J. VIC
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RIVERDALE-3-bed brick semi
det.; trees; screened porch: finished
attic. Conv. TO schools and st.
Bernards. Down payment and 6as-
sumo GI loan: S73 mo. payment
incl taxes and insurance. AP.
7-1536 or AP 7-753S
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

Clio VALLEY ROAD - ARTISTIC
RAMBLER WITH CHARACTER AND
CHARM GALORE. Custom built by
owner builder for his own personal
residence. Situated on a ia-acre site
with huge picture window overlook
ing lovely picturesque Garden. Large
entrance foyer. mahogany paneled
living room that has been decorated
to the very peak of perfection right
out Of the pages of Americas leading
Home Beautiful magazines. 3 twin
size bedrooms. . baths, futuristic
kitchen in pink with break
fast bar. 45-foot panelled recreation
room with fireplace. Gear attached
garage Excellent financing. Other
than open hours call Mr. Kavookian,
EN-. 1856, weekdays 8 till 5. d.
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WEST EVANSVILLE = Sparkling
twin-sized bedrms., mod. equipped
kit, full bsmt.. h.-wh.; expansible
and conv.; take over 45Cc loan,
SIS per mo. pays all. Only Sl1,950.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
APP r-~T-4
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LEWISDALE--3-bedrm. brick rsm-
bier. liv. rm.. din. rm, side scr.
porch, storm windows. disposal,
picket fence. pretty corner. I'm.
maculate home To inspect. 2-dark,
5405 oath ave. SI3.600. ALLEN
REAITOR IA R-2222
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brick rambler. Features incl: Liv.
I'm. with firepl, din. nm, mod. fully
equip. kit. > bedrms. baths.
Close to shopping and Census Blu
reau. Priced to sell FLOYD E.
DAVIS CO, 1929 K ST. NV. MA.
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SOUTHLAND - 3-bedrm. rambler;
encl. porch with firepl. fully EQUIP.
kit, fenced-in lot. Good loo. Sl3,-
I 900. Call 10. 1-0n93
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W 4IoIO . OLHL' WI. '-f--1o Q.
RADIANT VALLEY, near new Wash
ineton-B Baltimore pkwy.--Approved
CT. SI3.500 Solidlv constructed
brick rambler, with big side porch.
Shepherd ST., then call DOUG NJ.
SMILEY. Realtor, UN. 4-S260; ewes,
Ap --dR@z
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SUITLAND - 2-yr old Diet. brick
: firepls., gas ht.. ali city utils'
ST. $50 HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, LU. 4-3400. LII. 2-5976
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TAkOMA PARk-2- family home on
beautiful lot; must be sold to
7106 Sycamore ave, then call JU.
$1,000. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
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Silver Spring-By Owner
422 MANSFIELD RID.

Al condition; immediate occur. ;
! block Montgomery Blair School,
COW, transp. and stores: all-brick
detached. Three extra-large bedrms.
Nv, rm. with tirepl.. sep. din. rm.,
ise. cleo. kit. full bsmt.. fenced I'd,
ment cost. OPEN Sat. and Sun. to
{ pm. or phi. OWNER. RE. 5-4S7S
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ST. JOHNS PARISH - 3 bedrms..
large liv. rm., sep. din rm., pam
fenced yard. CT. Sl5.aO0. JAMES
c. CONLEY e. CO.. AP. 1922.
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WEST HYATTsyILLE-4 ige. bed
rms: brick Colonial, 2ls fun tile
baths. liv. rm., firepl.. fun din. rm.,
mod, equipped kit. garbage dis
posal, beaut. new rec rm.. firepl.,
gas &C. heat, incl. cleo. drier and
washer. lovely fenced level lot:
So 800 Exclusive with DALEY
REAL, ESTATE APP r-RRA
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~ ACRES

Improved with 2-storv frame
house. All Improvements. Ige. liv.
rm beaut. view of the SURROUNDING
country Of Sugar Loaf Mountain
Also small cottage Barn for COW
and horse Chicken house. Garage
Close to Acc. SOB. 5000. HICKMAN
CUSHMAN. Pc. 2-g4i2. on. mi.
north of Rockville on Rte. 40. Ewes
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A bridt Rambler, ui bUge Iiy rm Wh
stone tirepl., sep. din, rm., l5xl3
#. all-elec. kit. with cabinets ga
lore; attach. 2-car garage: almost
"a acre wooded lot A real buy at
SIS. 800. GRACEN 7. SCOTT, WA.
r-Ot61 'til
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OPEN SUNDAY ia

Directions. From Connecticgte ave.
west on East West highway. turn
HRht on Pearl Lourdes church on
corner) one block to open sign.
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their own trowels. and the dig
it-yourself movement has thou
sands of enthusiastic supporters.
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LIFE IN
COUNT RY
Late Snow of 1912 Recalled
BY JAMES BiRCHFlELD

I have been taken to task by
two readers for my faulty
weather memory. 1t seems that
our March snow was not so very
late after all,
Mrs. Edwin F. Lines of Silver
Spring. Md, writes that my sum-
mary last month saying that the
March snow was the latest in
memory. caused her to get out
some old records.
ON March 90, 1912" Mrs.
Lines writes, IAN 18-inch snow
fall was very destructive. We
lived in Takoma Park. Md, at
the time. On April" 1910. l
recorded heavy sleet and snow
storm. The temperature on the
18th, at 6 am, was 26 degrees,
with thick ice on our pool,
recall the destruction of my daft
fodils and other spring blooms. F."
Jim Mcintosh, up at the Peo-
pies National Bank in Leesburg,
also delved into old records.
Jim said he found his weather
diary in the attic. According to
1t. there was l0-inch snowfall
In Leesburg on March % and 20,
1912. He said there had been
several Loudoun Countians in to
comment that they remembered
the snow. and it was the latest
spring fall in memory.
Which goes to show that
memory, particularly about the
weather, is a tricky thing. Unless
you write it down, ike Mr.. Nc
Intosh and Mrs. Lines did. you
can't be sure.
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Southern Maryland Gardens
Open to Tour on April rs

Old Southern Maryland gar
dens, both town and country.
will offer a treat to garden low
ers April rs. first day of the
Maryland House and Garden
Pilgrimage, in Annapolis and
nearby Anne Arundel County.
In Annapolis such gardens as
that Of the superintendent of
the Naval Academy, the Chase
Lloyd House and the authenti-
cally restored 18th century gar
den of the Hammond-H arwood
House will be open to those hold
ing tickets for the Anne Arun-
del County Tour. The old ter
raced gardens Of the Ridout
House and the Peggy Stewart
House will be open on this day.
The small walled garden of the
Campbell Nhouse, included in the
tour, is typically a city garden
showing excellent design and
care.
In the county, a is minute
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Garden Is Possible
With Zinnius ONLY

Zinnias. easiest Of ANIMALS to
grow from seed. excel all other
ANIMALS in the variety of their
colors, forms and sizes.
A beautiful garden can be
planted with zinnias alone. Early
flowers can be obtained by start
ing seeds in.the house. or cold
frame, to be transferred to the
garden when freezing weather
ends,
In a zinnia border, it would
be well to avoid seed of mixed
colors, and do your own color
composing. In the background
the giants can be used, 3 to 4
feet tall.
Fantasy zinnias, 2l2 feet tall,
have shaggy flowers like the
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drive from Annapolis, visitors
will be welcomed to the early
Maryland atmosphere of the we'll
planted grounds and gardens of
Larkins Hundred, Larkins Hills
and Roedown.
The above mentioned houses,
too, with their wealth of antique
furniture, silver and portraits,
will be open in addition to
several other interesting 18th
Century homes in Annapolis; the
Governors House where tea will
be served and the old South
River Club, Oldest social club in
America.
Tickets for this attractive tour,
less than an hours drive from
Washington, may be purchased
at the American Automobile As
ISOLATION Headquarters where a
Tour Book fol the entire Mary
land House and Garden Pilgri-
mage will be given with each
ticket. or at the first house
visited the day of the tour.
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Amateurs Till Gardens

Experts agree that gardening
has been taken over" by anna
tours during the last 10 years.
Home owners formerly took pride
in owning a beautiful garden,
bu: did not know the pleasure
of working the soil themselves.
Now, with fewer helpers and
more leisure, they have seized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
japanese Comedies
Surveyed by Creech

According to DR.. John L.
Creech, president Of the Ameri-
can Horticultural Society, wide
Genealogical variations are pos
Sible with camellias. DR.. Creech
in a trip last summer to Japan
found them growing from Kyu-
shu to North Honshu. or from
the Southern to the North Cen
trail portion. In Kyushu he
found them in mountains at T.
900 feet. Further north they
grew in full sun and exposed to
severe cold in the Aomori area.
DR.. Creech found much in COM
mon between the growing condi-
tons in Japan and those along
the United States East Coast.
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And that makes me wonder
about those cold winters we have
heard SO much about. I wonder
if our fathers and grandfatherS
remembered a few heavy SHOWS
from time TO time, and as years
passed connected them with en-
tire winters? Could have been.
Tweed Howser has come up
with a pig that acts like a cat
In fact. Tweed says that from
the way the pig acts, he thinks
perhaps he is cat.
Tweed has a cat bowl out at
the barn from which the cats
drink warm milk each morning
and evening. The pig found out
about the bowl. and now comes
along with the cats to get his
share.
This pig isn't piggish. either.
He sits and laps up milk with the
cats around him in a circle get
ting their share.
x
We had a new variety of wild
duck on the pond this spring.
The ducks had white. about the
heads. and got out and strolled
on the bank. 1t was the first
time 1 had ever seen wild ducks
on land.
I watched them for a time.
and thought at first we were 60
ing to have some nesting. But
apparently not. After walking
about a bit, they went back into
the water, and then few away
cactus type. and lovely lavendar.
orange. rose and scarlet colors.
The flowers of Haggeana Zin-
MAS growing 10 inches tall, re-
semble small dahlias, with each
pointed petal tipped with a con-
traSting color, including yellow.
crimson, maroon. pink an d
orange.
Lower growing kinds with
small double flowers of conven-
tional form. in brilliant red,
pink, yellow and orange. include
Tom Thumb. 6 inches tall:
Cupid, II inches; and Lilliputs
II to Is inches.
All Zinnias need room to de-
velop branches so do not crowd
them. Give even the smallest
kind foot of room to grow in
and the giants twice this space.
They revel in swarm sunshine
and increase the abundance of
their flowers as the days grow
shorter. continuing until frost.
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Strawberry Sprays
BLACKSBURG, VA,

Several strawberry pests can
cause serious damage when the
buds are forming, VPI experts
say, but millipedes. plant bugs,
spittlebugs and weevils can be
controlled Spray or dust before
fruit forms. using methoxychlor
DOT, lindane, toxaphene or
chlordane.
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Maryland Areas
Vote Time Changes

BALTIMORE. Nov. 8 (R. =
Next year all of Maryland except
Garrett County will go on day.
light time with the rest Of the
Eastern Seaboard.
With Washington. Philadel-
phia and New York extending
the time, Baltimore was unable
to go along because of a clause
in its charter.
Tuesday Baltimore voters ap.
proved a constitutional amend
|ment authorizing the City Coun-
Gil to begin daylight time one
month earlier in the spring and
extend it one month in the fall
Garrett voters. in a local
measure. balloted, 3,163 to 2,9l4
to reject a proposal to join the
rest Of the State on daylight
time.
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i kept praying to the Lord and
my hope came back and I never
gave up hope again.
Two ships passed way on,
but didn't see me.
when that third ship hove
into sight yesterday I was toe
weak to stand up. I'd been
without food nine days.
raised up from the bottom Of
the boat high enough for my
head to show and / waved my
arm. They came and got me"
The SIS Hess Petrol picked
Iup Mr.. Seasons 125 miles east
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Russia (ohio) Likes.
Ike by 246 to l56

RUSSIA. Ohio. Nov. 8 (R.-
Russia liked Ike-Russia. Ohio
that is.
This tiny town in Shelby Coun-
Ity gave President Eisenhower
246 votes to 156 for Adlai E. ste.
venson in Tuesdays election
Russia normally is Democratic
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$500 Desk Reflex

SAN DIEGO. Calf. R.-A
burglar used a physicians re-
fiex hammer-the little one he
taps your knee with to make
your leg bounce-at the office OF
DR.. Jacob Wenig. The thief
tapped the desk drawer. II
bounced open and he took the
$500 inside.
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- -
homemade boat.
Il don't remember exactly"
said the, curly haired young tree
surgeon when landed here early
today by a Coast Guard boat.
"just when q. Eddie Boone
died, but I believe it was on the
third day."
Young Seasons and the "a
year-old Mr.. Boone, also of Lau-
Irinburg. a foreman in a tree
surgery group. had set out from
Corn Cake Inlet, 80 miles south
of Wilmington. N. c., on Octo-
Der 81 on a short fishing excur-
sion. Rough seas washed out
their outboard motor and a re-
Iceding tide pulled them to sea
between Fort Fisher and Bald
Head Island, south Of Carolina
Beach.
Became DeIiriOus
THE first day Boone was
lawfully nauseated." Mr.. SEES
SONS. speckled with skin sores,
recalled. 1.-THE next day he be-
gan showing signs of delirium
He was out Of his head the third
day. ! think that's the day he
died. I slept with my head on
his arm two nights"
Later. Mr.. Seasons said, he
buried his companion at sea.
Mr.. Seasons, his eyes blinking
uncontrollably, said he was un-
liable to determine what caused
Mr.. Boone's death. "He was
out Of his head and splitting up
blood" he added.
II got to where couldn't
think about anything but food,
and land and tdrinking) water.
Gle said he caught SUFFICIENT
Irainwater in the motor cover to
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lof the South Carolina Georgia
border. At 1880 am. today the
Petrol transferred him to a
Coast Guard boat IS miles east
of Southport.
Mr.. Seasons was hospitalized
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Sharks, Hunger Plagued
Man Adrift for Z Days

SOUTHPORT, N. C., Nov. t9-"Those sharks awful.
They in doves Bumped their heads against
whipping about in the water When buddy down
in the bottom Of the boat didn't want the sharks
Through cracked lips 20year-od Douglas Seasons of
Laurnburg c. thus described his II DAYS
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subcommittee during the cam
paign study. He said Mr.. Moore,
who served with the subcommit-
tee during the investigation of
the 1850 election of Republican
Senator John Marshall Butler of
Maryland. would be aided by
the regular subcommittee staff
and a special team of additional
lawyers and investigators.
The subcommittee was voted
$150,000 shortly before Congress
adjourned.
In addition to information on
contributions and expenditures.
the Senator said, the subcommit-
tee also will study;
Scope of advertising during the
campaign. the role of television
and radio and the extent of
newspaper advertising both of
the direct and indirect variety.
Cites Impartiality
1T will not be my purpose to
use this information in a politi-
cal way" said Senator Gore in
Of the subcommit-
tees undertaking. II shall ex-
pect the subcommittee to be
impartial and nonpartisan.
Its purpose will be to bring
about enlightenment. education
and disclosure Of practices during
the campaign rather than after
the elections are over"
The Tennessee Senator said
See GORE, Page AS
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Plate in Skull Saves 81
Shot in Heed by Korean

THE rife was touching my
forehead and the guy was going
to shoot me. / knew I was going
to die.
THE muzzle blast made my
ears ring
Thus it was that Air Force
Sergt. Richard Webb looked
through deaths door and sur
vived the Korean rife bullet only
because ne had a metal plate
in his head from a boyhood
injury.
The airman. stationed at Boil
ing Air Force Base. began a
series Of television and radio APP
pearances this week, plugging re-
cruitment.
Sergt. Webb, "a. 371l Fourth
street Sc, is assigned to Per-
sonal Affairs Jobs. The assign
ment has him helping dead air.
mems hereaved families, guild
ing them through the tangle of
paperwork required for death
benefit applications.
Fantastic Background
Bolhng's recruiters recently
asked tor help from some of the
stations career airmen. A search
Of the records turned up Sergt.
Webb's fantastic background.
That is why he was called into
the drive.
In November. 1880, the then
Pfc. radiomsn volunteered for
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Egyptian government policies.
The Communist bloc is sue
ceeding. however, in its attempt
to convince the Egyptians that
the Soviet Union stands for
what the Egyptians stand for.
The Egyptians are turning
away from the West in every
way and are marching along
hand in hand with the Soviet
bloc.
1t is true that right now the
Soviet is walking down path
chosen by Egypt. Final sue
cess will come to the Soviet
Union only when she can induce
Egypt to walk down the Com
munist path. 1t takes no great
diplomatic skill for the Soviet
Union TO- conduct this so-far
successful foreign policy in
Egypt The Communists merely
take advantage of conflicting
Arab and Western goals.
independence Chief Goal
Basically, what Egypt along
with other Arab countries wants
is to establish herself as an
independent nation aligned with
no bloc but ready to deal with
both. The West believes the
nom Communist world must
stick together in military alli-
ances or all eventually will fall
under Communist penetration
The West wants Egypt to join
in defensive alliances against
communism.
Now that Egypt and the West
are at impasse. the Communist
bloc has taken its cue to step
up and announce to Egypt:
I'VE will help you get all the
good things in life and we won t
even ask you to join our side