were preparing to hurl massive attacks against the U. N. line. In every such attack, the enemy was hurled back, with severe losses, by the forces under his command. We especially like one part of the Gen eral's remarks, as he addressed the crowd in Seoul, just before departing for the Unit ed States: "We live for our children. I wish for them greater peace and freedom than we older people have had or been able to provide for them." These words are to the point and, when one recalls that the General’s only son is missing in action in Korea, the force of his words is brought home.

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