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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

elm vec prodajo sedaj, ko imajo
zetev, a kupci morajO potem
cakati pc cele mesece, predno SO
dogotovljene sal tOliko, da Sc
morejo seliti vanje. Trad, XII ina
Opraviti S preiskavanjem -pri
a%plikantih "a vladno jamstvo
posojil ma take move hise, pravi,
da je mnogo tako povrsnO sprav-
ljenih skupaj, S takO slabim ma
terialom, da posojil sploh odo-
britt nj mogel.
Ampak ker kontraktorji in re-
altorji (zemljiscni Spekulanti)
ne grade his cato, ker stanovanj
manjka, ampak zaradi svojega
dobicka, skusajo iztisniti il ljud-
stva Gimvec "a cimslabse blago.
S tenn ubijajo stavbno industri-
10, XII bi pc vojni morala imeti
najvecjo nalogo - namrec "a
welt Sc "a potrebe ljudstva v
prvi vrsti in Sele v drugi "a pri-
merne dobiCke, namesto da INA
sajo pc 80 do so in v nekaterih
krajih cello vec odstotkov. A
ker tudi tn nj nobene prave kOn-
trole, je pac tako kot je. In ka-
dar Sc bodo dObickarji uleteli in
ne DO vec trga kot ga je sedaj,
pa pride nova depresija. o tenn
nj nObenega dvoma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02

Izmed vseh notranjih profile
NOV tie dezele sta ziviIski in
stavbinski najbolj zavozena.
Oba pc krivdi profita lacnih gla-
varjev "svobodnega podjetni-
silva"
Predsednik unije klavniskih
delavcev Ralph Helstein (CIO)
pravi, da je tn cas-, ko bi ameri-
Sko ljudstvO morale misliti ma
prevzem mesne industrije il rOk
privatnih lastnikOv in 10 social
z%irati, ker lie tako bi jo bilo mo-
gOce Obratovati Interest," kon-
sumentov namesto kot dosedaj,
ko Sc 10 vOdi-. samO S stalisca
cimvecjih profitov Ia privatne
laStnike.
Ralph Helstein je incl z dru-
gimi odborniki unije vred veil
ko prilike, da je med vojno in
pozneje obratovanje klavniske
in mesne industrije v sploSnem
lahko dobro preStudiral. Tako
je prisel do sklepa, da lie ako Sc
10 sOcializira, BIO ObratOvala ia
kO, da DO koristno "a ljudstvo,
ne pa "a malo skupino industrial
nth magnatov, bankirjev in pre-
kupcev.
Socialist so delovali Ia take
resitev re pred mnOgimi lett, kO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
PREMIER STAIN MENI, DA V0JNI
HUJSKAG NE BODO USPEu

o stoIinovem intervjvvu z ungIeskin1 eusnikoriem
AIexandrom Werthom, koterenv ie "a ~sovetsko in
svetovno iovnost povedoI svoie misIi O ~poIozoju, Sc Sc
rozprovIjo. Bio ie potrebno, do ie to storI.
Noivozneiso lie niegovo optimistisna iziovo, do
voine ne DO, ozirono ie ne %preokUie.
Mixer nj "a voino (proti RUsiiD toIiko huiskunjo,
kot v Zed. drzovoh, ie deioI Stain, q smotro, dor ne
bodo UspeLi. In res ie v nosi dezeIi siIno veIiko voinego
vpitio in to ne somo v reokeionornem tiskU, on1pok
tudi v zborhieoh, v rodiu, no shodih, v por veteronskih
orgunizoeijoh in tUdi v eerkvoh.
Stain Sc ie nekoIiko pomUdiI pni vzrokih. One, XII
kieeio svet pod orozje proti RUsii, je oznoeiI "a reok-
eionorje.
onim v Ameriki in Anslii, XII deiuieio 20 zsrodtev
"zeleznego obroeo" okrog ~sovietske vnije, ie dejal, do
Sc Jim nopori ne bodo posreeiH.
No v~prosonje o otomski voini ie poroeevoIcu 3D.
govoriI, do otomske bonnie same no sebi voine ne hi
mogle odloeiti. Sedoi SO scer Sc monopoI Zed. drzav,
q ne DO doIgo, ko ih bodo Uncle tvdi drvge dezeIe.
Glede oil lie mogoee z %otomskimi bombami voino 3D.
loeiti oil ne, Sc mnogi S stoIinovim mneniem ne stri-
njoio.
No vProsonIe, oil Ie noznost z< sprovo in sodeio-
vonie med zopadnimi kopitaIistienimi) siIomi in Sow.
unijo, lie deiol, do po niegovem mneniv je to mogoee,
in do kor Sc USSR tiee, od ME ne bo zoprek "a vzo-
jennost in mir med dezelomi..
Giede ofneriskih eet no Kituiskem ie odgovorI
istofoko NO vprusonie, do res tvoriio moznost 20 ne
vornost svetovnemU mirv. Ciung Koisek, XII ga podpi-
rono no Kitoiskem ter oborozUiemo njegovo armudo,
postone lohko oposen mirv no ~svoietskih mejoh. In
oko zoene Sow. uniio podpiroti kitoisko komvnisfieno
ormodo kokor noSo vIodo podpiro ciong Koisekovo,
DO to pomenilo posredno ali pa neposredno voino ne
lie med Kitaici ompok med onnerisko in sovietsko siIo
no kifoiskih tIeh. In potem Sc morsikje. Iziovo, do Sc
bodo Joponei v prihodnji vojni boriG v omeriskh chi
formoh, nj tako promo pretnio kot Sc komv zdi.< . -
Vseeno - Stain ie svetv povedoI, do vojne Sc ne
%prieokUje in do 81 10 svet ne zeii. soviauniiq prov 60
tovo nimo vzroko, do io hi ono iskoIa, ker ii ie pref
snio povzroeio Preoeromno skodo. Emo pa biti tvdi
ono "toush", kokor Byrnes in niegovo deIegocijo no
n'irovni konferenei v PorizU. Amerisk Henry Wallace
in onqleski Anthony Eden svorito, do biti Trough" z
RUsio nj provo taktiku, XII hi vodiIo v mir in priporo-
eoto spremembo. Todo vzrokov "a spore je veIiko in
DO sprawl tezko dosegIivo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
lie dvo miiiona
brezposeInih

Administrator civilne produk-
CHE Mr.. Small pravi, da DO ire
ba delavnik podaljsati, ako no
cemo industrijski obrat pove-
cati. Sedaj je zaposlenih 58,OOO,-
900 delavcev in diva milijona pa
brezposelnih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
Ameriske investiciie
v inozemstvu

Ameriske firme SO pc vojni
investirale samo " Avstraliii
mad $8,OOO,0 900. Vsega skupaj je
udelezenih V teh podvzetjih tv
Avstraliji) ma novo Is ameri-
Skin korporacij.
Zelo veliko "nasega" (privat-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-02
Uspesen kapitoHsf,
XII v prdvienosti
nj bill Uspesen

je velika korporacija. Nacelje-
val il je 62-letni George w. Hill
XII je pred nekaj tedni letovi-
Sou Kanadi nagloma umrl.
Pokojni Hill je izzemal mai
bolj delavce in odjemalce svo-
jih produktov ter delnicarje.
Place je prejemal mad million
dolarjev ma leto - torej mad de-
setkrat vec kakor pa predsed-
nix Zed. draw. Poleg Sc bonus,
XII mu je donasal nadaljne mill
jone.
Delavci in delavke V niego-
viii tovarnah so bile najmizer-
nejse placane. Z unijsko agita-
clio med mimi je bilo nekaj us-
peha sele ko je zavalovel Roose-
veltov new deal'' pc dezeli..
Magnat Hill 81 je znal u de-
narjem ljudstva, seveda) prido-
biti naklonjenost vsega velikega
dnevnega Gasopisja in pa tistih
magazinv, XII izmajajo V stotiso-
Ge izvodih. Same "a oglaSanje
svojih Lucky Strike" cigaret je
potroSil V Min in V radiu mad
dvesto miliiOnov dolarjev. Sc
veda, vsoto so V resnici placali
njegovi delavci ter kadilci, ka-
kor tudi vse njegove davke IN
njegovo milijonsko place.
Mnogokrat ga je merodajna
zvezna oblast zaradi zavajalne-
ga, pr~etiranega ~oglaSanja skusa-
la prijeti, a nj imela srece, ker
je incl pokojni Hill pac 'veli-
Ike" zveze.
TAX ie mas free ENTERPRISE.
Ako hoce KIDD Timed tistih, XII Sc
verujejo vanj, poskusiti, kaj to
pomeni, DO zlahka in raZoGara-
no uvidel, da to, kar Sc sedaj o.
nacuje "a "svobodno podietni-
Stvo", je V resnici monopol male
skupine magnatov, proti kate
rim malim ribam nj vec mogo-
&c uspeSno konkurirati. cato so
mali podjetniki vseh vrst cen
dale boil potiskani med nizji
"srednji razred" in mnogi pa
med delavstvo, ali kot pravimo
pc socialisticno, med proleta-
.riat.
mega ameriskega) kapitala je BIZ
10 poslednje mesece vlozenega V
Junznoafrisko Unijo, najvec V
zlata in diamantna polja, in pa
V nasade gumija.
Dale Sc yes mas kapital trudi
dobiti "a svoj privatni monopol
Kitajsko, Filipino pa re ina V
pesteh.
Kadar pride do konfliktov, DO
nam treba te vlozbe pred ljud-
stvi ~prizadetih dezel, ali pa pred
tuiimi konkurencnimi dezelami,
braniti pod pretvezo, da Sc gre
"a protektiranje "ameriskih in
teresov". Resnica kajpada je, da
ina te milijonske vlozbe pc sve-
tn lie mala skupina ljudi - ista
skupina, XII poseduje tudi tukaj-
snja bogastva.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
u. NJ.
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page)
up broader issues in discussing the
Yugoslav request.
Security Council in Recess.
The Security Council was in recess
until pm. tomorrow. when it will
resume debate on the Ukraine's
charges that Greece is threatening
to disturb peace in the Balkans.
The Security Council last night
heard brief, heated debate between
Soviet Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko
and British Delegate Alexander
Csoogan over the honor of their
respective countries armies.
Mr.. Gromyko said Sir Alexander
In q previous conference, had in
suited the Red Army. Sir Alexander
reread a statement which contained
no charges against the Red Army
He declared, Il have nothing to
withdraw" and added that the
Ukrainian charge against Greece is
accompanied by "slanders on the
British Army which / hotly resent. "
There the ma tier rested until to-
morrow
Fiorello H. La Guardia, director
general of UNRRA, appealed to the
Council yesterday afternoon to IA
cilitate the transfer of the refugee
problem from UNRRA, which is due
to expire not later than next June
to the proposed interna tionsl ref
ueee organization.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Fineerprints Found
In Nurses S Murder
sy shs Assoeiossd Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. a.
Through fingerprints police today
hoped to identify the man who in
vaded the James Whitcomb Riley
Hospital for Children early Wednes-
day and bludgeoned to death Miss
Alberta Green, 22-year-old student
nurse from Mount Carmel, Ill.
The man also clubbed another
student nurse, Miss Betty Overdeer,
20, of Indianapolis. injuring her seri-
ously. and then escaped through the
window by which he gained en-
trance.
Capt. Frank Daley, acting chief
of detectives, said some perfect I'm
gerprints had been found at the
crime scene and these were being
checked with those in police files
in the belief the attacker was a
man with 4 previous criminal record.
Neither nurse had been criminally
attacked. but Capt. Daley said that
criminal assault by crazed at
tacker is the only logical motive for
this crime
Police said three suspects were
questioned but were released last
night.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
AIbanians Massinq
On Greek Border,
Rome Dispatch Says
by The Asseeio,sd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. l2.-The
New York Times reported from
Rome today that Albania had
been steadily concentra ting
large forces, including two Rus
sian infantry regiments, on the
Greek border for the past weeks. /"
The Times correspondent, quoting
very good authority" reported:
Albanian troops were being aided
by Russian military advisers and
strengthened with Russian materiel,
including fighter planes, a small
number of medium tanks. mortars,
machine guns and ammunition"
Secret Deal Reported.
Reporting Russian field batteries
we're arriving in Tirana from Bel
grade for service on the strategic
island of Saseno in the Bay of
Valona, the dispatch said:
The Albanian government is be-
lieved to have ceded Saseno secretly
to Russia"
The island is near the mouth of
the Adriatic Sea
The report said 100 cannon, sup
piled by Yugoslavia and Russia, had
arrived in Albania and most of
them have been sent to the Greek
frontier"
The dispatch said many skir-
mishes had occurred between Greek
and Albanian frontier forces and
that 200 wounded Albanian soldiers
were being treated in hospital
last month.
The Tirana government, in col
laboration with the Yugoslav gen.
eral staff, is discussing a plan to
eliminate the common frontier be-
tween the two countries and create
q protective area that would en-
brace the whole territory of the
two countries and make them one
solid fortified bloc against attack
by other powers" the story re-
lated
Valona HarbOr was reported being
mined. Defenses were said to be
undergoing strengthening along the
whole coast. Albanian troops near
Greece we're reported equipped with
winter and summer uniforms, made
In Yugoslavia. Trenches and dug
outs we're reported being built on
the road from Valona to Shoshica
and Porto Palermo.
The dispatch said the Albanian
Army totaled 10000 men and that
recently recruits from older classes
had been drafted.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
81 Nations Vote DELAY
In u. n. Assembly
BY the Assoeioted Press

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Sept. H.
Trygve Lie. United Nations secre-
tafy general, announced today that
postponement of the General As
sembly meeting until October % had
been authorized by more than q
majority Of the 81 nations. Thirty
seven had replied AS of today and
none objected.
The 81 member nations were polled
by the secretary general on Sep
tember o with request that they
reply by September 13.
The postponement from Septem-
ber % originally was proposed by
Russia. China, France and Belgium
in long meeting of the five powers
foreign ministers in Paris last week
end. Russia objected that several
nations did not have SUFFICIENT
trained diplomats to handle stimuli
taneous meetings of the General AS
sembly and of the United Nations
and Vyacheslav M. Molotov, Russian
Foreign Minister, expressed conf
dence the Paris Peace Conference
would be concluded before October
%.
In addition to those four who
originally proposed postponement,
the following have replied in favor
of it:
Poland. Greece, the Ukraine,
Yugoslavia. Uruguay. Guatemala
Chile. Paraguay, India, Costa Rica
Norway, Panama, Venezuela, Irsq
Luxembourg, Bolivia, Syria, Haiti. Fl
Salvador. Denmark, Honduras, Ecua
dor. Peru, Mexico. Canada. Cuba
Nicaragua. New Zealand. Saudi
Arabia. Union of South Africa, Ar
gentins, Australia and Czechoslo-
vakia.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
War Profits
Continued From First Page.
will be the subject of hearings OPEN
ing September %.

will be the subject of hearings OPEN
Ing September %.
As announced yesterday by Marvin
j. Coles, committee counsel. the
House committee will look into war
profits made by operators of those
yards. The hearings also will con-
tinue an investigation begun earlier
this year into auditing and admin
istrstive practices of the Maritime
Commission and the War Shipping
Administration.
Chairman Bland said the hearings
will last at least week. They will
not include the ship sponsor issue,
although the committee is studying
the list of the gifts and sponsors.
Among shipyards involved are the
Bethlehem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc,
at Baltimore, East Coast Shipyards,
Bayonne, N. j.; the New England
Shipbuilding Co., Portland, Me
Walsh-Kaiser Shipysrd, Providence
r. l., and several other Kaiser COM
peny yards on the West Coast.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Tennessee Democrat
Charges sConspiraeyto
Throw State 10 COP

Charges that some Tennessee
Democrats are conspiring to throw
that border State to the Republicans
in 1948 gave new zest today to a
forthcoming inquiry into the recent
Tennessee Senatorial primary, al
ready ordered by the Senate Cam
paign Expenditures Committee.
crat. Edward w. Carmack, who
failed in an effort to defeat Ten
nessee's veteran Democratic Senator
McKellsr. Senator McKellar won
with the support of
E. H. Crump, influential Democratic
leader OF Memphis.
Mr. Carmack, who came to WASH
ington yesterday to offer assistance
to the Senate committee in the Ten
nessee investigation, told reporters
that Mr.. Crump, Senator Taft, Re-
publican. of Ohio, and Carroll Reece,
chairman of the Republican Ma
tioal Committee, are in a "conspir-
acy' to put Tennessee in the Re-
publican column in the next
Presidential election.
Taft Statement Cited.
Mr.. Carmack said that Senator
Taft had given out a statement
indorsing Senator McKellar cou-
pie of weeks before the primary
and that recent published reports
quoted Mr.. Crump as predicting
that the Republican party would
win the presidency in l948. He did
not specify what part Mr.. Reece
Tennesseean. took in the affair
A Republican spokesman said to-
day the COP would welcome Ten
nessees ELECTORAL vote in 1948, but
denied there is any conspiracy afoot
with Democratic leaders in the
State This official pointed out that
Tennessee occasionally has gone Re-
publican, as in the 1920 and 1928
national elections, and that for years
the COP has held two of the con-
gressional districts.
Mr.. Carmack also made public &
letter he sent to Chairman Ellendel
of the Campaign investigator,
Committee, in which he offered tt
testify about what he termed tn.
"illegality and corruption" in the
Tennessee primary election.
Prepared to Make Charges.
Mr.. Carmack wrote Senator Ellen.
der he was here ito put myself nj
the disposal of your committee.
The staff of the committee still is
being selected, and its general coun-
sci, Riley Shanks, is not to take
Office until next week Senator
Ellender is out of the city.
Mr.. Carmsck's letter said he was
willing to appear as a witness al
the committees convenience anc
then make under oath considerably
more extensive and more definite
charges of the. illegality and cor.
ruption In the said primary" HI
added:
In the interest OF future decent
government and honest elections ]
am willing to go to any length in
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Record Shows Vishinsky Scored
|toIion Generals, Not Troops

than to lighting This also is A
historical fact"
Reporters who were in the COM
mission room September S and
heard the French official oral trans
lation Immediately after Mr.. Vishin-
sky spoke in Russian said, however,
that the translation quoted him as
saying troops" and not generals. "
Tass agency representatives con-
flrmed that the disputed portions
we're not transmitted to Moscow.
They were matters that the COM
mission would understand, but they
were not of general interest" an
editor said
He confirmed that in the Russian
address which was carried by the
loudspeaker system, Mr. Vishinsky
spoke about generals and named
them
He did not say troops OF
soldiers, the Tass correspondent
said.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
By the Associated Press

PARIS, Sept. 12-Andrei Y. Vish-
inskys remarks about the Italian
soldiers lack OF lighting ability
which led an Italian lawyer to chal-
lenge him to q duel-appesrs to be
not for home consumption.
The secretariat translation in
English of the Russian Deputy
Foreign Minister'S statement dis
tributed today bore this footnote
In the Tass report passages in
square brackets were, at the author S
request, omitted
The exact bracketed quota ton. as
provided by the Secretariat, indi-
Gated that Mr.. Vishinsky really con-
fined his remarks to the Italian gen.
erals.
1t read: And those facts 60 to
show that the belauded Italian gen.
erals such as Graziana. Messe and
the like were more used to running
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Services 10 Be Held Tonight
For William Isham Irby, IS

Funeral services for william
Isham Irby. ST., s5, believed to have
been the oldest living graduate of
Randolph Macon College. will be
held at tbs o'clock tonight at the
Hines funeral home. 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be In the
family plot at the Mechanicsville
Baptist Church, Waldrop, Va.
A native of Hanover County. Va.
Mr.. Irby died Tuesday night at his
home. 3546 Thirteenth street NV.
after long illness. He had moved
to the District in 1908 after an early
career in Hanover County as a
Evening star., 1946-09-12

the exposure Of the frauds and thor :
oughly unscrupulous and tyrannical
methods by which nominees are de-
clared in the Democratic primaries
In Tennessee.
Hopes to See Hannegan.
He said he hoped to see Demo-
cratic National Chairman Hanne-
gan to tell him about the con-
spiracy" to make Tennessee Repub-
lican. He declared flatly that "the
Republican machine in East Ten
nessee had for years played with
the Crump machine and Senator
McKellar"
A reporter, noting that Mr.. Car
mack referred to himself as. a de-
feated candidate" asked whether
Mr.. Carmack had any serious hope
that he might be seated in place OF
Senator McKellar.
Il think I'd be very optimistic tc
hope to unseat man of Mr.. Nc.
Kellar's power and position" he re.
piled. Il believe it would be whole
some for the future II they have q
full investigation"
Senator McKellar had no COM
ment on Mr.. Carmack's statement
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Pom American Seeks
To Link l3 u. S. Cities
By the Assoc;o,sd Prsx.

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. l2.-Transcon-
tinental and other long nonstop
routes to link 13 American cities
have been asked by Pan American
World Airways.
Applica ton for the routes was
flied In Washington yesterday with
the Civil Aeronautics Board. PAA
said here, adding that 430-mile an
hour Republic Rainbows and 340-
mile an hour Boeing Stratocruisers
would be used.
Cities on the proposed routes are
New York. Boston, Philadelphia
Baltimore Washington, Chicago
Detroit, Miami. New Orleans, Hous-
ton. Seattle, San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
War Probe c Choirmonship
Turned Down by ConnoIiy

PARIS, Sept. II (F1.-Senator Con-
nally. Democrat, of Texas, bowed
out today as possible successor
to the post of chairman of the
War Investigating Committee
In cable to Senator Mead. the
committee chairman. he said. MY
duties at the Paris conference ano
later at the United Nations Genera,
Assembly will prevent my accept.
arce Of a chairmanship of commit.
tee to succeed yourself. The com.
n,ittee is free to make such election
O.. II NAV desire"
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Koreu Receives First
'UNRRA Aid Shipment
sy me Associated Press

SEOUL, Sept. 1.-THE first ship
ment Of UNRRA supplies for Korea
"a minute portion Of the $85, 900, =
600 worth requested by American
and Russian occupation command
ers-is being unloaded at Jinsen.
The shipment, comprising 1000
bundles of used clothing and foot
wear donated by Americans and
Canadians, will be distributed in
both Russian-o occupied Northern
Korea and American occupied
Southern Korea.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Actress Wins Divorce

LOS ANGELES. Sept. IL R'-
Actress Angela Lansbury. 81, was
awarded divorce yesterday be-
cause, she testified. her husband,
Actor Richard Cromwell once told
her II can't share my life with any
one" He told her. she added, that
she should get a divorce. She was
awarded the decree on cruelty
charges.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
Two Student Officers
Killed in Plane Crosh
~ the Assoc;o,ed Press

HUTCHINSON, Kans., Sept. "a
Second Its. Myron J. Benefeld OF
Bowdon, Ga, and Gilber E. Perry
of Harper's Ferry. W. Va, were
killed near here yesterday in the
crash of an Army BIS.
The plane was flying In forma-
ton when it developed trouble.
Farmers in the vicinity removed
the bodies before the wreckage
burst into flames.
Both airmen were West Poin,
student officers stationed at Enid
Okla.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
RESEARCH AND
DEvELO OPMENT
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desrss in physics, slestrsnics, OF naths-
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these Aeias capable Of directing = de-
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Evening star., 1946-09-12
MECHANISMS
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Dhysies and nathsnatiea capable han
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Evening star., 1946-09-12
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ENGINEER

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Evening star., 1946-09-12

Trumon Doctor q General
President Truman today raised
Col. Wallace H. Graham. White
House physician, to the rank OF
brigadier general.
Evening star., 1946-09-12

teacher, telegraph operator and mcr-
chant. A young boy during the Civil
War. he could recount many tales Of
campaigns against Richmond.
Evening star., 1946-09-12

Payments on your nome are
made easy by renting q room.
Renting q room IL made easy
by advertising In The Star.
Call National 5000. Open .
am. to II p.m.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
DIAMOND CRYSTAL
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Then equal amounts Of both brands
Of salt were put into separate glasses
Of water, stirred equally. Diamond
Crystal dissolved faster. said the
hous:wivss-7 to I! The purpose Of
salt is not to make food taste salty
but to bring out its natural flavor.
Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt dis
solves quickly, blends in 20 smooth
ly, brings out delicious food tasts.
Evening star., 1946-09-12
643 critical housewives on "zZDDEN NAbE test four
DIAMOND CRYSTAL SHAKER SA
finer. ,vher. quicker dssoving. beter-tasting
DIAMOND CRYSTAL
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Each woman feesived two paekasss
Of salt, with the names hidden, one
Diamond csystal-the other, ons Of
three leading national brands. To
test for finsness, the women 81.
amined and felt samplss Of salt from
each package. They chose Diamond
Crystal, by - to I, - hnss than al
other brands tested! In another tset.
they declared Dismend Cryataj
whittier. by - to !.