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Sandwiched between tWO “pr = trmoment the Le gion Use Famous burly Legionnaires—one YU- naire enters his first post in a BERRYFAST AND goslav, one German -— our Beau Geste fort under the baking BERRYSEAL duty was to flush the Red snipers bitterness of an Algerian or Mo- Low Sheen Msr-Proot Finish who had been ambushing our col- roccan sun, he is considered at For Floors

——e rnpi————— cement eee ‘tion in Calcutta or Casablanca While America fights the hottest war in Korea, outside Saigon , . , or a girl's face in CopenFrench and Indo-Chinese forces battle a powerful Communist hagen. . rebellion aided by Red China. To understand the nature of this Rot! Today's Legionnaires are war, Fred Sparks, Times Foreign Correspondent, joined the leg- a combination of adventurous endary French Foreign Legion in a daring raid behind Communist youngsters and DPs — displaced’ | lines. He records the adventure in three articles, of which this is.-by communism. | the last. S A bashing percentage will almips - v= ways remember what creeping By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspon European Marxism did to their

SAIGON, Indo-China, Sept. 27—After marching forhven : one week with the French Foreign Legion behind Com- i —

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gashes ‘in his brown boay. _The German _kangarooed for-. ward and kicked the weapon out of the wounded man's hand. I froze to the spot like a sticky ice tray and wished I was in Indiana. ! Certainly the advantage ‘the | {law of military averages—had E8 | been with the Communist. Hidden,

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