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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

DESIRABLE COTTAGE on Bay;
mod. improvements: avail Juiy
q uN 1888
SHERWOOD FOREST COTTAGE
NO. $40 on Severn River: superb
view round Bay: 2 bedrms., compl
kit: lge. porches: associate club
membership req. $500 for 5 wks.
Ell. 6-3636.
COTTAGE for rent on Chesapeake
Bay. Cali UN. S-2Osi. MRS
BRYANT
ROSE HAVEN BEACH-4-rm cot.
ami: $50 week. HO. 2-4641. 2I'
SNUG HARBOR (shadyside5 =
Nicely furn. cottage. sleeps IL;
Open Sat. or JU. S-9629 next wk
COVE POINT BEACH-Attrac furn
home for vrly. rental: blk. from
bay. Reas. to reliable party Suit
for retired cpl. DU. 7-94S3.
STUDIO 10 HOUSE Gus z Sss sag sleer
S!4s SftSi'f RIVER Club E Es1ysTsssI
Edgewater. Md.
NORTH BEACH-Loveiy mod
Avail. July IS: SEQ wS. RR
6-6I36. IN
FENwICK ISLAND, DEL.-Mod
2-bedrm. cottage: Ia blocks tC
ocean; avail. Aug. $40; $65
BEVERLY BEACH cottage; ami
incl: hot water Some Aug. weeks
available. SUM-, all day: week.
days after ) pm, LII. 2-7561
BEVERLY BEACH-The ''Pheelrns, .
300 Beverly pl.: sleeps z; ami;
lge. yard. JU. 9-6646.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - Large
nicely furn. mod. waterfront cot
taee, screened porches. Ii. 7-23S9
WEST RIvER-waterfront HON,
available August 23 through
Labor Day week. Completely
furn., 3 bedrms. and sleeping
porch: $75 week. UN. 1887
KENWOOD BEACH = Waterfront
cottage, 5 rms sleeps 8; $50 wk,
Avail Aug. and Sept. UN. l-4561.
SIX-ROOM AND BATH modern.
lied home for rent for the month
Of August. On 3 acres. ESQ #
oah0J OCaChs III u.
ROBSON. White Stone. Va.
SELBY- ON-BAY. block to beach
Clean, comft.: sleeps 3: avail
Aug. 3; $65 wk. EN-. 2-2O5l.
RAPPAHANNOCK-Nr. sharps; pvt
beach; 2-bdrm. cot, ami: $50
wk.. 8 bdrms.. SIS. OIL. 7-2662
TALL TIMBERS, MD. = Large
mod. s-rm. cottage on lower Pc.
tomac. 100-ft. pvt. pier for excel
swimming, boating and fishing
$50 weekly. Call EN-. $4,000
after pm.
MACS HEAD, n. C.-Modern equip
furn. cottages. Local. JE. 4-02OS
or TIE. $3.50.
LONG BEACH. near st, Leonard
Md.-Several furnished cottages
for rent; exclusive residential col.
ony, with fine beach and private
harbor; boats available; rentals
from $40 to 500. Phone, Prince
Frederick 30S-J or visit Ions
Beach once on shore Of Chesa-
peake Bay.
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TOP DOLLAR PAID for used house
MOBILE HOMES. Rte Jessup
Nd Phone Mr. Robinson PA
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MOTORCYCLES

as INDIAN CHIEF, must sell
Sl75. OIL. 2-S557.
GERMAN ZUNDAPP SO like new;
500 &C. Can buy OH terms, rea-
sonable. AP. 7-l12l.
INDIAN 1910 Scout: new paint,
battery: engine Just overhauled /.
Flanders bars S125. or best offer
must sell this week end RE s.
$3.50.
HARLEY DAVIDSON FIJI 1855:
low mileage. fully equipped.
TRIUMPH 500 1852.
MAIco SCRAMBLE 1865; same
Cali after $50 pm. weekdays.
HAROLD HAYNES, WA. 7-5lS3.
HARLEY '52 DIV, lust overhauled;
buddy seat. windshield, BAGS, eood
tires; S400. LII. 1887.
INDIAN CHIEF l94s "a: Jus,
overhauled; many extras. best OF.
fer. ia. 5-2497.
MOTOR SCOOTER. AZ model. New
tires; runs good, reasonably
CUSHMAN 1852 motorscooter; Al
condition; 500. WE. 5-6O25.
ZuNDAPP 1856. $3.50. Call Hern-
don l06-J-11.
HARLEY '55. Like new
$3.50 See any time. River I'd
t92OOl and Durham DIR. END
drive LETT.
AIS 1852 twin 5OOcc. good cond
Call LA. 6-7932.
CUSHMAN motorscooters now on
display in Va, New 1857 models
See them at COPP'S, $50 Maple
ave. Vienna. Va. DU. 5-92S2.
BSA 5OOcc. Factory suped, $3.50
Call Cypress 1859.
INDIAN CHIEF 1851: excellent
condition. New tires and battery
$40. TU. 2-7S69.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Just
overhauled. 10. $4,000.
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TO BUY. SELL OR PLACE End trust
notes FAST. call Mr.. Kraft,
TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE. ME
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LAKE JACKSON, VA.-Lot over
5000 50. it., boating, bathing and
fishing. 5000. terms. JE. 2-5S15.
CAPE ST. MARY'S-Small summer
cottage furn. on Patuxent. Elec.,
gas, $4,000. terms. 10. 7-1237.
NORTH BEACH, 1O7 2nd st.-Open
Sun Mod. newly dec, Frig.. gas
range. h.-w. shower. RIA. 3-3O4S.
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POTOMAC RIVER TRACT Of over
400 acres, with q frontage OF over
a mile part Of q fresh-water lake
The river here is over four miles
wide the land is a cut-over tract,
falls gently from the road 70 -'ver
The timber above inches was re-
4 moved several years ago Price
+ $4,000 Ask for Miss Shoemaker
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER 1919 K
street NV. Ma. S-1l66.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
RIVER VIEW PARK

sHENAS ShStE E RnvSRPnAEEaKs wood.
ed lots with both mountain and
river views; hshing. boating. the
right 70 beautiful picnic and recrea .
ton area as well as natural boat
basin included with each lot; SIS.
mi. from District; S2a5. S3o5: terms
arraneed. TIE 6-1S4O or ~. s.
Directions Follow Rte : through
neSspure mi. to Rte q, through
Park" left 2 mi.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

LATHE, lexis Atlas. mill. taper.
chucks, S275: drill press. S75:
mill, S275. Surface grinder. 5000.
ia. 7-2341.
?6-FT. FLATBED TRAILER. $3.50.
Call 10 S-7696, 5323 v St. Sc.
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FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON
REALTOR
70 Your 1. cs sS p Tser wsb sP ssso
DEALR, MD, RTE. 2l4,
MAYO, MD.
University 7-209l or 1885

BAY RIDGE
Beautiful home at 100 River
orive. Large liy and din, rm. j
bedrmS., . baths. Very modern
cleo kitchen. Patio. All com
pletely and nicely furnished Priced
Way below cost.
BAY RIDGE
Fine brick home on lot l0OxaOO
n ! 81. from water. Large Nv
rm = bedrmS.. / "a baths, bSmt
beautiful large screened porch All
in. new condition. Priced way
below cost
EDoEwATER BEACH
On beautiful iOO-ft. waterfront
lot. Large liv and din. rm., 3
bedrms.. modern kit. : baths.
bsmt.. modern heating plant. patio.
picture window, partly furnished
School bus. 2-ear garage. Settiinc
estate, Priced way below cost.
CHARLES Z. RfORDAN. 1850
wyoming o Ave, :. NV s,.,, Apt 500 500
uN. 7-65sl (eolleet),
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DIRECTIONS

Drive Z miles south OF Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road,
turn lett at st Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to ONCE on bay
NJ. E. ROCKHILL INC. st. Leon
3US-J.
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In Cedarhurst On Bav

You will find this OUTSTANDING
shaded, With lovely shrubbery;
bedrms. bath comb. kit and din.
rm,, large Nv rm.. porch, large
garage: bedrm can be made on
md floor utility rm automatic
wsshins MACHINE, Law. shower
hot-water heater This dwelling Is
completely furnished with extra
misc furniture Excellent terms.
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FoRREsTvMLE-Bldg. lots. nice
OXEN HILL AREA-Two h-acre
lots overlooking Rosecroft and
Oxen Hill Valley. Lovely rambler
sites, city water: S2,250 each
WOODWARD ROAD full acre
with all utils set up for trailer
Water. cleo, septic tank. etc. Only
$4,000.
CROOME-5-acre farmettes: &c.
500 each.
I'd AZ acres on paved I'd, city
water avail. $4,000.
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LOTS. ACREAGE for SALE

Sc, OF Branch ave.-wonderful
home location. three 50x155 lots
Asking $1,000 each. DOUG. NJ
SMILEY. REALToR. UN. 4-s260
BURNING TREE ESTATES AREA
One-plus acres. exclusive home
area; many dogwood and shade
trees. Call Mr.. Ricca. OIL. 4-OS51
Agent for THOS. L. PHILLIPS co
IS ACRES. one-haIf subdiyided. on
halfway between Annandale and
Fairfax. water and gas available.
very suitable Tor builder Terms
JU. 6-5927 or no 2-535S.
TEMPLE HILLS AREA - Level.
wooded lots, l75x135, with city
water. finished streets. In area
OF fne homes. y down, balance
monthly. Subordination TO build
ers. OWNER, 10. 7-3163 or tn
GAITHERsBURo COMMERCIAL Of
Ia acres; 1907 location with
water. sewer ard gas: 75c.
FAR from Germantown, 5000 per
acreage see US. ROMER a. CO.,
Gatthersburg 300.
40 ACRES. near sewer; excellent
81 CHOICE RESIDENTIAL LOTS.
Terms.
c. p. FLETCHER. Realtor
10. 5-29lO
The Man That Sells The Land
HILLCREsT-65 < 100 CORNER
Choice lot In beautiful section
High elevation. 31st st. and v pl
Sc. Build nov, water, sewer, every
thing ready. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
Cn An A.O00E
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LONG BEACH
RANCH HOUSE
6 BedroomS-1ha Baths
ONLY $8,450
MODERATE TERMS

Large ranch house. overlooking
Chesapeake Bay, on wooded lol
75xlUO. living room 2Ux24. larsG
kitchen, all furnished, ready tC
move into Immediately. See thi:
unusual bargain Immediately.
Other homes ranging from S5.5U(
to $1,000, with down payments
and monthly payments to suit
purchaser.
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WEST RIVER, Chalk Point
Germ home on Ice waterfront LOT
properly has private dock. EVA
oils, Nd. Colonial 3-4612.
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Didn't get messy,
But spoke her piece so loud
and strong.
That epen Eisenhower
Had to toss a foiDer
To the tDife ichose husband
couldn't be iDrong.
But tUhen Charlie tripped on
the National Guard,
Ike defended Dulles. letting
Charles dotDn hard.
II got Jessie's ddnder and
she stirred up a fuss.
And she let 90 at the White
House, a blundeybuSs.
Official guests at the dinner
included Deputy Secretary Of
Defense-designate and Mrs.
Quarles. Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. WILDER Brucker, AS
sistant Secretary Of Defense
and Mrs. Murray Snyder, the
General Manager of the
Atomic Energy Commission
and Mrs. Kenneth D. Nichols.
the Deputy Undersecretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Bradley
Nash tshe is the newly named
consultant on women's pub
licity for the Republican Ma
tional Committee) and Repre-
sentative George Mahon of
Texas, chairman of the House
subcommittee on defense ap-
preparations. with Mrs. Mahon.
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Daughters
Act On
Resolutions

The National Society, United
States Daughters of 1912
wound up its two-day annual
meeting here yesterday with
adoption Of Is resolutions COW
ering a range of subjects in
GLIDING a proposal of an inter-
oceanic Canals Commission.
The delegates. concluding
their 65th Associate Council
at the Shoreham Hotel, urged
Congress to provide for the
Canals Commission Ito resolve
the problem of increasing the
capacity of the Pan a m a
Canal
At the same time, the dele
gates declared they were "un-
alterably opposed to relin-
gushing American ownership
and control" In view of efforts
by the Soviet government, its
satellites and certain internal
tionalistS seeking to remove
American ownership. operation
and control Of the Canal"
A resolution entitled "Su-
preme Court" stated that 1.-The
Constitution of the United
States did not provide that
legislative powers be exercised
by the United States Supreme
Court as that would admit of
a possible five judge appointed
majority acting as a legislative
body"
At the same time the reso-
luton warned against ANY
disregard of Constitutional
authority or Jurisdiction by
the tripartite departments of
our Federal Government or
any unlawful expansion of
power or any usurpation of
authority beyond that pre-
scribed by the Constitution"
In another resolution. the
Assembly called proposed legis-
lation to change traditional
holidays to Mondays to permit
long week ends, the down
grading of our great national
heroes and the socialistic
RECOMMENDATION of our holidays"
At the same time. the dele
gates charged in another reso-
luton that fiuoridation of
water supplies is forced mass
medication"
In another resolution. the
group expressed strong OPPOSE
ton to Federal aid to educa-
ton land to the consequent
inevitable Federal control of
education within the States as
demonstrated in other Federal
aid programs"
In two other resolutions. the
society opposed proposed legis-
iation on civil rights and usur-
patton by the Federal Govern
ment of States rights.
Mrs. Henry P. Boggs of De-
land, Fla. a member of the
Resolutions Committee. pre-
sented the resolutions. Mrs.
Herbert T. Windsor of Geneva.
Ill, president national of the
society. presided at the two
day session.
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Mrs. Wilson Honored
By Women's Press Club

Continued From Page B-1
United States bombing planes,
which went like this:
"Oh the B-36. it flies at 10000
feet,
But it carries one teenie
peenie bomb.
Oh the Biz it flies at 10000
feet.
But it only carries one teenSy
peensy bomb.
oh the Big it flies at 10000
feet.
But it only carries one eensy
DeenSy bomb.
on the PIX it flies at 10000
feet.
But it carries one hell of a
big bomb.
The Ballad of Jessie Ann"
written to the tune of Jenny"
by Frances Levine Of the AS
ISOLATED Press, Patricia Wig
gins Of the United Press and
Isabelle Shelton. who sang it
together. included these words:
Jessie didn't grumble tDhen
Congress said
Charlie had to sell his stocks,
or quit instead.
And she didn't make a nlur-
muir in the bird dog rage.
When poor Charlie had to
take it on every front
page.
Oh, Jessie,
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and adding butter. one piece at
a time. The mixture will bub-
BILE up and steam. Add the
cream slowly and continue to
stir vigorously. cooking until
thermometer registers 246 de-
grees. This whole process
should not take more than 80
minutes.
Remove the pan from the
stove Immediately. Let stand
S minutes; then add salt and
vanilla. Stir only enough to
blend. When caramel has
cooled for 10 minutes, drop by
spoonsful on pecans. Put in
refrigerator to cool Is minutes.
Melt ! pound sweet chocolate
over boiling water. stirring and
beating while melting it. Re-
move before completely melted
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This Cake Is Designed
For the Absent-Minded

Mrs. NJ. L. c.. Washington
For the cook who is deter
mined to bake a cake and
finds herself without milk or
eggs. here is recipe that re-
quires neither. And it is truly
good.
Wacky Cake: One and q
half cups flour, / teaspoon
baking soda. l cup sugar,
teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons
cocoa. Mix together in un-
creased pan.
Add: One teaspoon vanilla.
l teaspoon vinegar, S table
spoons vegetable oil. Then
add l cup cold water and mix
thoroughly. Bake for 80 min
utes at $50 to 375 degrees.
Now I have a request which
I hope you readers can fill for
me. My mother remembers as
a child eating apple cobbler
served with a creamy white
sauce. She thinks the sauce
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and beat until cool. Then pour
chocolate over caramels to
coat.
This is a long process. but
oh. they are SO good. Much
better than the commercial
ones I have eaten for $50 a
pound.
The last time I made these
I remember getting about rs
to SO pieces Of candy. Hope
you enjoy these as much as my
family and guests have.
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Open Thursday 9 to g.

OF them this way.
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and look at other spices. as
weevils love them. It's the
only way to get rid of them
and there's no use trying to
save any of it. sThen you can
go through your flour. ETC..
and throw it all out and ses
q new lot.
Good luck to you. / got rid
of them this way.
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The Chinese Cooking Class
being offered by the District
YWCA viii be taught by Mrs.
Tan. wife of the Chinese Min
lister. and not by Nine. Tong.
the Ambassadors wife.
For information on the class
please call the YWCA, Met
roplitan 8-21O0.
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With eeks OF spring still ahead outstanding
Raleigh fashion uear the most remarkable
savings! Many choose oneotaknd All
subject to prior SALE Sorry, mail phone
final Come in early for best selection!
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Her Turtle Recipe

Mrs. r. w. ". Falls Church
To Mrs. H w. T. of Wash
ington: Concerning your in
quiry about a turtles" recipe.
you probably have reference to
mine which appeared in the
column several years ago. If
this is the one you want. I'm
happy to have it available.
Arrange pecan halves in cir
Giles of 3 or 4 each on q large
creased cookie sheet. Set them
aside and make caramel
cream:
Two cups sugar. / cup light
corn syrup. u cup butter in
small pieces. Q cups heavy
cream. warmed, u teaspoon
salt, 2 teaspoons vanilla. Meas
ure the sugar and corn syrup
into a four-quart saucepan.
Blend and place over low heat.
stirring continuously until
boiling: then put in a candy
thermometer. Boil without
stirring over a high flame I'M
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Farewell to Weevils
M. w, c.. Wdshin0ton

If Mrs. J. p. N. Of Chevy
Chase will write to the United
States Department Of Agricul-
ture, Research Administration,
Bureau of Entomology and
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WEE WOMEN

til the thermometer registers
305 degrees.
Remove candy from stove for
only a moment. put in a bit of
butter, return to stove and
continue cooking. stirring we'll
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Plant Quarantine and ask for
the leaflet on Pantry Pests"
she will be able to get rid Of
the troublesome weevils. 1 re-
ceived this assistance five years
ago and have had no difficulty
since.
E. M. T., Washington
Dump out your red pepper
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READERS CLEARING.
HOUSE
was made with either cream

was made with either cream
or milk and thickened with
-four or cornstarch.
We have scanned cookbook
after cookbook for this partic-
ular recipe but none is to be
found. 1t would please me to
be able to give her this recipe
and am hoping someone can
help me.
Thank you.
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subtle discouragements are being imposed
upon some Of those who gave way to
the temptation of free speech. The Pei
ping Peoples Daily, official Communist
newspaper, has, for example, published
an abject apology by one who dared let
his thoughts fiower-Chang Po-chun,
Minister of Communications and leader
of the on-Communist Democratic
League. In May, Chang proposed "po-
litical planning board" which would have
given greater influence to the nom
Communist parties. II am greatly
Ashamed of myself" he has now con-
fesSed. my stand was not firm, my
understanding was confused and I had
assumed a most fiippant, liberaliSt
attitude"
Secretary of State Dulles has sug-
gested that Mao may have invited the
flowers" to blossom in order to cut of
their heads when they were so exposed.
So we may expect that other poisoning
critics, noting Changes case, will find it
expedient to blush unseen and waste
their sweetness on the desert air.
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Full Many q Flower

That Chinese Communist garden"
so eloquently welcomed by Mao Tze-tung
is beginning to take on slightly wilted
look. 1t was last February that the party
leader and chief of state departed from
Marxist dogma in an apparent invitation
to the people to feel free to criticize
the Communist regime. LET a hundred
flowers blossom" he said expansively,
''let hundred schools of thought con-
tend" There followed something in the
nature of growing season" as various
spokeSmen-some in government and
others outside political life-let their
contending thoughts blossom into criti-
ciSmS of the Communist administration,
and even of things as they are in the
Soviet Union. In recent weeks the crop
has been so prolific that Communist
Premier Chou En-lai has warned that
some of the critics may be classed as
"enimies of the people" If they persist
In their attacks.
There are signs, too, that other more
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Fourth r. for Schools

In recent newspaper articles
detailing the shocking statis-
tics of sex delinquency in our
public schools, the suggested
means of combating this evil
was more sex education in the
schools. There was one real,
positive force which was not
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. training.
How would sex education ale
viate these conditions if not
accompanied by training as to
what is right and wrong NOR
ally? Couldn't these children
attend religious services of
their own denominations where
the moral aspects of sexual
promiscuity and its dire conse-
quences would be explained to
them before they are old
enough to experiment and ruin
their lives because no one told
them of their danger?
AS a child, I attended Cath
Ollie parochial schools, where
we we're taught that sexual
relations outside of marriage
was breaking the Sixth Com
mandment, a mortal sin.
We we're also taught that
we. as children. were response
BILE for the wrong we did, and
never thought of blaming our
parents or teachers for our
misdemeanorS. We ought to
add the fourth "R"-religion
to the training of young
minds.
Gertrude M. HOyt.
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! voted for Eisenhower for
President, because we Demo-
Gratis were stuck with a couple
of lousy candidates. I stated
publicly from several plat
forms in both campaigns that
! was not impressed with the
Republican candidates mill
tary record, the vehicle on
which he was being propelled
into Office; and I mentioned
the Falaise pocket. when the
cream Of the German army's
western forces was permitted
to escape. probably accounting
for the prolongation Of the
war into the following spring.
Now comes war correspond
ent Richard l.. Stokes and
spills the story of the whole
sorry mess of Falaise. the
Battle Of the Bulge. the Berlin
Corridor. and the "Rule Bri-
tannia" complex. These rev.
Citations in Human Events"
Of June % were inspired by
the gay words Of Eisenhower
and Montgomery at Gettys-
burg. when they pretended TO
be looking down their noses
at a couple Of their military
mentors. Lee and Meade. The
Stokes article will probably
give these generals goose
pimples. They sowed their
wind; they have reaped a
dust storm.
Richard I. Feldman.
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happened to be q member of
che Communist Party. The
chairman Immediately ruled
the question to be out Of order,
and the clerk said sharply that
such questions must never be
asked. And so the whole ex-
traordinary argument begins
Neutrality-suspicious. interference
with liberty of thought 4.
'McCarthyism' Freedom
of political and religious views
and so on. In an age Of
theological wars I should have
thought we would by now have
abandoned the curious theory
that a mans political and
philosophical beliefs have no
bearing on what he actually
does"
This writer apparently was
unaware of the fact that in
this country our own Supreme
Court has now made this
curious theory" the law Of the
land. This latest decision of
the court was simply one more
exercise of its assumed die
tatorial powers, from which it
cannot refrain even though 1t
gives aid and comfort to our
mortal enemy. Like the racial
indignation decision, by resort
to neologism and its own
peculiar Interpretation" the
court rewrites legislation to
substitute its own personal
views for existing law.
Old ReactiOnary.