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Show 3 - f K 12 SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, SEPT. 18, 1951 Provo. Utah County. Utah PEWNEVSt Ridgway Says Japanese Must Choose Road TOKYO, , Sept. 15 (U.R) ' Sf Ml- - ANNUAL Gen. Matthew B. Ridgwayiold the Japanese people Saturday that must cnoose Detween me they to human freedoms under road democracy's banner or the Communist path to "destruction and enslavement. "I have no doubt as to which road you will chose, the supreme commander of the Allied powers in Japan said in a message re lated to the signing of the peace treaty. The free nations of the world he said, "have now reaffirmed their trust in you by taking the first great step to restore you to . an honored position of equality among them. With this trust kept in viol a t e you can. face the future with confidence and without fear.". He warned the Japanese that the road ahead of thfem "will not be an- easy road. It will be a difficult road, but it will also be a road of hope. ."There is only one other road," Japan might choose, he said "That is the Communist road Down it have marched, always by coercion, those people who to- day have forfeited their freedoms to tyrannical rulers. Those people who travel this road are moving toward destruction Or enslavement. There is no other end to this road." Earlier, a headquarters source! said Ridgway will call on Emperor Hirohito next week. ""It will be the first visit by the occupation commander to the imperial palace. - These are terrific buys at Just 50c you'll never believe it until you see them. 30-3- 8, Penney's. Men's Dept. Infants Cotton Crib Blankets - 2.44 - 44 NEW LOW PRICE NYLON SLIPS .' Jacquard designs in assorted nursery and .floral patterns Baypn satin binding, 36"x50". Penney's Infant's Dept. tJTICA. N. Y., Sept. ancient hot rods into the city at 4 p. m. with John H. (Jack) Stanley Steamer still ahead of comfortably Two 0. 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