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There are three ways you can D — The music critic President help end the mental suffering of WASHINGTON, ; 9 (UP) daughter Margaret's - | voice doesn’t expect an apology—doesn’t feel offended at all, In fact. ONE. Send a check or money - «J would not expect an apology from Mr. Truman,” Critic Paul

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- By for Possible : pe Epes Gata hs =X 2 I \EB , order for any amount to Clothe- yume of the Washington Post said. “It is quite unnecessary as far % of kirk sae] : Og Se ibs ; A-Child, Indianapolis Times, 214/35 I am concerned. T dont feel offended at all. : “ n Evacuation i Al = 4 +t sda : : rg : e 'W. Maryland St. | “He's far too busy to give any It ATS z in Con- : . (Continued From Page One) a —3 . ¥ ; ; BN. TWO. Place your dimes on the more to the matter. I Miss Trainaws singing night

J Times Mile-O-Dimes in front of am quite willing to let the matter Sitution Hall BEE CAETT WE : Le © 8. Ayres x Co. an 8. 8. 4ie a natural death.” cluded her father and British age Ce stores on W. Wash-| .u. white House said nothing. Prime Minister Clement Attlee. ington It hasn't since confirming lateighe “flat a good deal of the THREE. Telephone RI ley 5551, (in joo) S00 Cl gout to]time” Mr. Hume said in his pithy ask for a donor appointment, andy, ng’ way the President's and in review.

£it off by land when the port of | MWonsan, 50 miles south of Hungvam, was evacuated Friday. A linkup between the dosor-die, ‘wolumn that has fought inch by 3nch, yard by yard from the Cho-|

sin reservoir and the relief force— | take one or more children to the, =" © "bo : ‘Hume didn't mak 34 Divioion, waits sprarteaded by stores yourself to be outfitted, |"; President. 66, told Mr ro Hw but a a that ‘Marines—means the start of a Contributions The ? the t/a version which was published by _ ‘bigger battle southward through au Balance [S204 Hume, if they ove et the Washington Daily News was Ane. strong enemy defenses. cand Mr. 10.00/new nose and plenty of beefsteak substantially correct.

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reported only five miles east of v we "guessed at the probable value of ~ the escape route. | AOE A Friend, New Castle... 5.00| Mr. Hume, a student of Pano, iy),, pregigent’s letter to Mr. Hume. Ta-Wa-Si Club, New organ and voice and a former, |etter Mr. Truman wrote

Face Easier Terrain i “The enemy reinforcements had| Awo immense advantages. They “7 Avere moving south through easier derrain and they had no ambush. ft every step to delay their movement. : A 1st Marine Division spokes-'

Palestine ..........00 5.00 church organist and choir mas- ticizing Marin Oscar P, Welborn........ 40.00/ter, said hopeful collectors and si $2500. the 8 Was sla ANONYMOUS ..vvvvvensss 50.00 others haven't come to him yet] put a local collector said Mr, Circle 2 of the WSCS of _|with offers for the letter, bound|mryman spoiled the value of the | Edwin Ray Church.... 5.00/to be one of the great pieces of jyume letter by not signing his Mrs. Gertrude M. Carnine 25.00 curios in all presidential history.|full name. He said the missive NO Name... oocv0uvse + 3.00! “Would you be willing to sell?” |would have been worth at least Tully Mitchell ......... 100.00/a reporter asked. $1000 if the President had signed

man, quoting an intelligence offi-| : > 2 Luvansanns Ahseinns 2.00 “Well, I don't know; don’t/it “Harry 8. Truman.” ger with the advance unit, re- al 3 so : ; Engraving Department of {tempt me,” Mr. Hume replied. Use of only the initials, he said, Joried air and srtiliety blasting] These frafhe lights {circles ly feey ' hy motorists driving east A : Washington St. at Keystone Ave. The stop-and-go markers | The Indianapolis Times 45.00, But he said he would not let teduced its value by at least 50 ’ . are partially hidden by utility poles, and at night blend into the neon background of advertising signs on store fronts. Residents of that ———— the letter “knowingly” get intoper cen {ot of them are wandering around } . ; ep : - . p sarees .§ 208 based - 25 if they don't know ng A they! neighborhood are wondering why the traffic lights were placed there at all, since Keystone Ave. south of Washington St., is a dead Today's Total $ 203.00 the bands Lene Vhe might a er Bn a atl are doing.” | end, * Total to Date ........$2,569.14. Mr. Hume's criticism was aimed|ters of other Presidents.

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gained. Clear weather held all 3 day to favor the Marine Corsairs : X and artillery in blasting the valley 0 et [ee | MD from both ends. |

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Rescue Wounded . : The Times Survey Rear rd units still held Koto, airstrip Saturday although the Brings Quick Action | and forever

Chinese slipped down from the . hills from the west and brought (Continued From Page One) | jt under fire. The airstrip was youngsters are deficient in their being used to evacuate the diet and need milk and other wounded and bring in supplies, nutritious food. ; : Evacuation of the 10th Corps Need Milk Badly from Hungnim would be the: One of the schools fighting to’ first American Dunkirk of such lick the milk problem is Public’ magnitude in the nation's history./School 12. Principal George Ost- * The 10th Corps includes the heimer. who says his school chilU. 8. Army 3d and 7th Divisions, dren need milk badly, receives the 1st Marines, attached South almost 100 bottles of milk free Koreans and the South Korean through the courtesy of the Ki3d and Capitol Divisions. wanis Club. the Brookside Evan- 3 May Make a Stand gelical and United Brethren A ; R he + Part of the Capitol Division SUrCh and yi Sine Brand Christian Church 8: evacuated by sea to Humg- oper wehoois sre mot so for nam from the northeast port of onl y tunate. They only have a few free Chongijin; other units of the divi- A yr wals bottles of milk provided by wel sion fighting their way along the tare agency i coast were reported 112 miles Principal Amos Atkins of| away. School 29 says he gets one free] The 10th Corps may make a... o¢ milk | Stand at Hungnam under protec- on... schools get as many as! tion of naval guns offshore, But ox \ ties free | for purposes of evacuating troops But the teachers and principals it is generally better than aban-| it is not enough, i doned Wonsan. Its harbor fa-| 7. week, three women, mem-| cilities were little damaged by ; ! {bers of prominent elvic groups, bombing and shelling. |geonosed to Dr. Shibler and the! Top Pacific naval and Marine|opy school board that they under-| commanders conferred with field ( a project to provide free officers in Hungnam Saturday ni to needy youngsters { and Vice Adm. C, T. Joy, Far| “When they found out now| East naval commander, sald thei, op milk was needed” Dr.| Navy was ready for “any even-ignipler said, “they backed away!

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