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Evening star., 1946-01-04
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Chemicals for insecticides, disin-
fectants, fungicides and germicides
for control of moths, termites, peach
tree borers, powder post beetles
and many other insects as well as
many types of harmful micro
organisms; cresylic acid for insec-
ticides; methyl salicylate for i'm
proving odor; wetting agents to
spread sprays; dimethyl phthalate
as an insect repellent; intermediates
used in insecticide manufacture.
JEWElRY - Products
Abrasives for polishing and grind
ing; acids for etching; Lustron and
Fibestos nodded plastics and Nitron
and Fibestos sheet plastics for cos
tune jewelry.
LAUNDRY 10 Products
Chemicals for bleaching and steri-
lizing; sodium phosphates for clean
ing compounds and laundry soaps;
synthetic detergents; nitre cake;
wetting agents.
LEATHER AND rAklslINc's 81 Preduess
Mertanol synthetic tanning agents
for the production of finer, softer
feathers and for white feathers;
wetting agents for giving penetra-
ton to dyes; Santobrite for control
of mold growth on hides; dopes for
split leather; lacquers for finished
leather goods; Nitron plastics for
shoe heels and eyelets; belt cement;
lampblack; aluminium sulphate:
sodium sulfite and sodium bisulfite
for processing; chemicals for latex
adhesives.
LUMBER 10 Products
Santobrite to prevent sap stain in
green lumber; wood preservatives
for control of termites and rot
fungi in dry lumber; plywood CLUES;
construction CLUES; lacquers, enam.
els and sealers for surface finishing:
ammonium phosphate for fire-re-
sistant treatment.
MACHINERY . a Pssduess
Resinox, Resimene, Lustron, Fl
bestos, and Cerex nodded plastics
for electrical Insulating parts, hous-
ings, small mechanical parts and
decoration; Thalid Eliminating
resins for larger, impression-molded
and parts; Ferrisul, acids, |
Hibitite inhibitors, solvents for
cleaning and picking metals; abra-
sives for grinding and polishing;
!acquers, enamels, and other sur
face finishes.
MARINE . - predvess
Ferrisul, acids inhibitors and syn
thetic detergents and solvents for
cleaning and picking steel plates;
lacquers and other surface finishes;
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Macarthur Purges
War Elements in
Jap Government
BY the Associated Press.

TOKYO, Jan. 4.-Gen. MacAr-
thur today decreed a drastic house
cleaning" of Japan's government,
and Premier Shidehara's cabinet
called an emergency session for to-
morrow to consider methods of
compliance.
Quoting informed quarters, the
Japanese news agency Kyodo said
the two new directives ordering a
purge Of all men who led Japan into
war would affect practically every
Evening star., 1946-01-04

of Representatives in that Tojo
election and may be involved per-
sonally. The directive's general con-
demnatioia of active exponents of
nationalism by writing or speaking
would, by q strict application. in
volye many prominent figures.
During the militaristic era, patriotic
societies were strong among govern
ment officials. Advancement often
was dependent on belonging to the
proper organization.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
PETROLEUM . IS Products

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Chemical additives to lower the
pour point and otherwise improve
many types of lubricants; anti
oxidants; alkalis, acids and selec-
tive solvents for refinery extrac-
ton processes; phosphates to re-
duce viscosity of oil well drilling
muds.
PHARMACEUTICAL . ~ Products
Salicylates, glycerophosphates,
benzoates, sulfa drugs and other
medicinals for the alienation of
pain and the control of specific
maladies; many intermediates
which serve as building blocks in
the production of medicinals; anti
oxidants and accelerators for drug
sundries.
PULP AND PAPER . 81 Products
Salt cake for pulps digesting and
chlorine for bleaching; Santobrite
for control of slime and algae;
coatings for finished paper; alumi-
mum sulfate, sodium illuminate
and Mersize for paper sizing; sodi-
um bisulfte, ammonia anhydrous.
PHOTOGRAPHIC . Products
Lustron, Resinox nodded plastics
for camera cases and developing
tanks; Fibestos plastic sheets for
production of animated cartoons;
triphenyl phosphate for motion
picture safety films; acids for
manufacture of Photographic chem
icals; wetting agents for spreading
emulsion and developing.
PLAsTics q Products
Plasticizers and other chemicals
for production of raw plastic ma
terials; Fibestos, cellulose acetate
molding compounds, sheets, rods,
tubes; Nitron, cellulose nitrate
sheets, rods, tubes; Lustron, poly
styrene molding compounds; vinyl
butyral compounds for waterproof
ing textiles and producing arti-
fetal feathers; vinyl resins for
heat-sealing coatings on paper and
aluminium foil; Saflex, vinyl acetal
sheeting for safety glass; Resinox,
phenolic molding compounds and
industrial resins; Vuepak, rigid,
transparent cellulose acetate sheet
ing for packaging; Vuelite, en-
bossed cellulose acetate sheets for
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Evening star., 1946-01-04

diffdsing fluorescent light; re.
lnforced Vuelite, cellulose acetate
sheeting laminated with wire
screening for glazing; Resimene,
melamine molding compounds and
industrial resins; Cerex, heat re-
sistant thermoplastic molding COM
pounds; Styramic heat resistant
molding compounds for high fire.
quency electrical insulations; Tha-
lid resins for impression molding.
POWER . - Products
Santosite for removal of oxygen
from boiler feed water; Santobrite
for slime and algae control; alum
and Ferrisul for coagulation of
boiler feed water; sodium phos-
pilates for conditioning water; chic
rine, sodium illuminate and other
chemicals for water treatment;
acids and Hibitite inhibitors for
cleaning equipment.
PRINTING INK Ills Products
Lampblack and chemicals to i'm.
part color; chemicals to prevent
deterioration of inks; Santomask
to mask odors; wetting agents to
manufacture black pigments with
maximum covering power; Santocel
to increase viscosity and prevent
tack; synthetic resins, antioxidants
and anti-skinning agents.
RADIO . ~ Products
Resinox and Cerex for nodded table
model cabinets; Thalid bonding
resins for impression nodded con-
sole cabinets; Resinox, Resimene,
Cerex, Styramic HIT, Lustron and
Fibestos plastics for knobs, dials,
tube bases and many other parts;
lacquers and thinners for finishing;
Aroclors for insulated parts; accel-
orators and antioxidants for wire
insulation.
RAYoN 70 Products
Aroclors for delustering rayon:
phosphoric acid for refining rayon
pulp; Syton finishes for increasing
slip resistance; chemicals for use in
coagulating bath; products for
manufacture of spinning solutions;
synthetic detergents and securing
agents; resin finishes for improved
crease resistance, instability and
other qualities Of finished fabrics.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
REFRIGERATION . - Product,

Dry ice for preservation of perish
able foods; anhydrous ammonia for
refrigeration units; inhibited acids
for removing scale; cleansers and
detergents; Santocel thermal insu-
latlon; Lustron nodded plastics for
freezing compartment doors and
other parts; Resinox and Resimens
plastics for breaker strips; rubber
chemicals for wire insulation, gas
kets, etc.
RUBBER . n predvess
Accelerators to speed vulcaniza-
ton; antioxidants to prevent
deterioration; styrene, base con-
stituent of synthetic rubber; plas-
ticizers for synthetic rubber and
synthetic rubber coatings; color
ing materials; preservatives and
compounding chemicals.
SOAP . ~ Products
Sodium phosphate to enhance
emulsifying and Understanding
properties; acids, alkalis and alu-
minum salts for processing; Cou-
marin for adding fragrance to
toilet soaps; Sopanox and SA-326
to retard rancidity and oxidation:
phosphates for cleansers and deter.
gents; synthetic detergents; SAM
tomerse wetting agents; Cocoa
butter; sodium benzoate as q
preservative.
TEXTILE so Products
Chemicals for bleaching, securing.
dyeing and finishing; phosphates:
Santomerse wetting agents and
detergents; lacquers for coatinps:
Syton for slip-resistant and de.
lustering finishes; Resloom for
shrinkage control and stability:
other special resin finishes for
crease resistance, water repellency
and increased wear; mildew-proof-
ing compounds: synthetic resin
coatings; softening agents.
WATER. sswAos u Products
Liquid chlorine, Ferrisul, alumni
mum sulfate and other chemicals
for water publication and sewage
treatment; phosphates for water
softening; Santosite for condition
ing of industrial boiler feed water;
Hibitite and inhibited acid to
clean tanks and pipes.
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Evening star., 1946-04-29

more than q fraudulent pretense.
Francophile Falangists cover the
globe, invading our own shores and
thriving In Latin America and the
Philippines. Franco Spain is the
nerve center of Fascism which
threatens the Western Hemisphere
now, just as surely as it did in the
days of war.
That war is not over. 1t continues
underground.
The Fascists who waged total war
against the democracies continue
the battle today through Axis Spain.
In doing this, Franco becomes more
than dictator of the freedom .lov-
ing people of Spain; he is a menace
to world peace and security. And
our State Department knows it.
Today, by its pussy footing equivo-
cation, 1t assumes responsibility for
the continued functioning OF the
Fascist t-Nazi-Falangist firm, through
the remaining partner, Franco.
The Spanish Republicans used to
say: If Madrid falls, Paris will be
next" Madrid fell, and Warsaw,
Paris and half of the capitals of
Europe followed.
The State Department might hang
upon Its wall the paraphrase "Un-
less Franco falls, World War III
will be next"
Thus Hitler's ghost will be ap-
peased.
(Copyright, 1946)
Evening star., 1946-04-29

And we have Harold l.. lches.
given substance to Hayes reassur-
ances. The Secretary of State in
1886 considered it unwise to make
any move against Franco, because it
might offend Hitler. Now, having
utterly destroyed Hitler's military
might, we still refrain from taking
action against Franco. Is it that we
Iare unwilling to offend Hitler S
ghost?
Wet-Nursing Franco.
When, If ever, Is the Franco insult
to human decency to end? Our
State Department has 'wet-nursed
Franco for decade Is it too much
to ask that we now join in disciplin-
ing this international incorrigible? :?
In 1899 Henry L. Stimson, then a
private citizen, submitted a state
ment to the State Department pro-
testing the arms embargo which this
country had imposed. The Span
ish Republic" he wrote, has for
many months been putting up a
most surprising and gallant defense
against opponents who have had
Evening star., 1946-04-29

every advantage in the way OF land
and naval organization and who are
illegally aided by powerful organ
lied forces from Italy and Germany
II this Loyalist government is over
thrown, it is evident now that the
defeat will be solely due to the fact
that it has been deprived of its
right to buy from us and other
friendly nations the munitions nee
essary for its defense. I cannot be-
lieve that our Government or our
country would wish to assume such
a responsibility"
But our country cid assume pre-
cisely that responsibility, to the dis
comfiture of Mr.. Stimson and all
freedom-loving peoples everywhere
Spanish neutrality" was a myth
and a farce. Franco sent troops
against Russia. He modified his
armies in Spanish Morocco during
the North African campaign, and
held them ready for an assault, thus
compelling the Allies to maintain an
army Of many thousands on the
Moroccan border to guard against
attack from the rear. This immobil-
ization of large Allied forces was the
equivalent of actual aggression in
behalf of Hitler.
Supplied Food to Nazis.
Franco supplied food to the Ger
man armies; he helped to arm them !;
he served as an agent Of commune
cation, transportation and supply to
the enemy: his spies were Hitler's
spies. Today, his agents continue
the struggle, supported as always
by German funds and personnel
German scientists feverishly work in
Spain to get ready for the next war.
Franco is taking millions of pesos
from his starving countrymen to
build strong Notifications along the
French frontier. His dissolution
of the Falange militia was nothing
Evening star., 1946-04-29
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.
Q. Has it been established thai
child prodigies usually are not sue.
cessful in adult life?-R. B. B.
A. This has long been a popular
belief, but after a study of the
adult development of 1,400 preco-
clous children by Lewis Terman, II
was found that they showed con-
tlnued intellectual superiority ano
had an annual income far above
the average.
Q. What IS meant by spot
program on the radio?-J. F.. G.
A. The term refers to the an
nouncements of various types
usually advertisements, which are
used to fill 2O-second gaps between
regular radio programs.
@. What are the names of the
dlacritical marks used to indicate
long and short vowel sounds?-J. w
A. The horizontal mark indi-
eating a long vowel is called a
macron. The curved mark which
indicates a short vowel is termed
breVe.
@. How long has man been civil
ized?-T. H. E.
A. The earlist records of civilized
man have been dated between
5000 and 5000 BIC, as a result OF
new discoveries by archeologists
near the ancient city of Ur, home oil
Abraham, in what is modern Iraq
@, What is the origin of the wore
| "Utopia?"-J. J. M.
A. Utopia is the name Of ar
imaginary island described in the
celebrated work of Sir Thomas More
in which was found perfection ir
laws, politics and social arrange.
ments. The term "utopian" has
since been used with reference tt
all lmpracticable schemes for the
Improvement of society.
@. How many mountains and how
many lakes are there in Vermont
*. G. E.
A. Vermont has over 900 peaks
with an altitude of 2,00o feet OF
more above sea level, and more
than 400 lakes.
@. When was the radium deposit
in Mort h uectorr, 10 podo lieoo,,oroc
and by Whom?-D. E. T.
A. This valuable deposit at Great
Slave Lake was discovered in 1890
by Gilbert La Bine. a prospector
while flying over the area. The
following year he went back on
foot and found the great pitch
blende deposit which drastically
reduced the cost of radium.
@. Are men being drafted into
the Navy?-M. H.
A. Men were accepted in the
Navy under the selective service
law, but now all requirements OF
the Navy are being filled by volun-
teers. All inductees are being taken
into the Army.
@. How long did President Wilson
remain in Europe after World War
I?-W. E.
A. President Woodrow Wilson left
on the troop ship George Washing
ton, December 4, 1918, and arrived
at Paris, December IA, 1918. He
returned to Boston on February "a
1919. He left for Europe the Sec
ond time on March 5. 1919. arriving
in Paris, March IA, 1919. President
in Paris, March IA, 1919 The date
of his return to New York City was
JULY 8. 1919
Evening star., 1946-04-29

| dellVered, Que to Henry McLemore.
some mixup along the line, but ]
have had the pleasure of knowing
that persons with influence were
seeing to it that was taken care Of
got" this car in Detroit. I wa.
there to make a little talk at the
D. A. c. and happened to mentor
that 1 surely could use a new mode
that my old hack was about tt
fall apart.
A friend spoke up.
! you'll have the third Gossare
Eight that comes off the ine," he
said. You know who lives just
three doors from me? You know
who has a locker next to mine al
the golf club? The sales manager oi
the Gossard Eight Co., that's all
His wife and my wife are thicker
than peas He was over at my house
only two nights ago. Eds his name
Great guy. I'll give him ring to-
night and tell him to save me a cal
for you. Forget about it, brother
you're in"
Two months later, while cranking
my 1886 jalopy, I figured 1 might
Just as we'll get out another string
or two. Not that I doubted my De-
troit friend, and his intimacy with
the Gossard Eight man. So called
friend in Jacksonville.
"You mean to tell me you are
still driving that old wreck?" he
said. What kind of car do you
Want?"
And More Promises.
Anything with four wheels and
motor" I said. I'll even take a
light dump truck if you can get 1t
Any hope?"
Don't be foolish" he said. Name
the car and the model you want
Half the dealers in this town are
pals of mine. If I don't get you a
car before the week is out, my name
is mud"
So far, Mr.. Mud hasn't come
through. But he keeps in touch
with me. 1t seems that everything
was all set for me to get car, and
that it was ready for me to come
get it, when an order came through
from the factory making my car a
display model.
| Another friend of mine, who Is a
baseball pitcher, said he was going
to get two cars early in April-a
Snazzy station wagon, and a
Whopper convertible-and that ]
could have my choice.
"A dealer in my home town." the
pitcher said, needed some tickets
for the last World Series. and I
got them for him. A box down by
the third base line. So he told me
that just as soon as he got in some
cars, I could have couple"
Six Cars Promised.
Since then, at least six more cars
have been promised me. I can
hardly go to sleep at night for pic
turing myself behind the wheel of
the various models that are to be
delivered to me any minute now
Our garage has room for only one
car, but we are planning to add a
wing for the new cars.
just mlnute-the phone Is ring
ing. Guess who was calling? A
friend of mine who works at the
bank. 1t seems that his brother
knows a man who knows a man
who knows a dealer in Evansville
and that he is going to get three
new Roustabout roadsters next
week, and would I like to have one
I told him, sure 1 would like to have
one if it wouldn't be too much
trouble for his brother.
mo trouble at ALL" he said. "Joe
said he would be glad to get it for
you"
So quit worrying about a new
car. AS I said before, all you need
is friend or two. Besides, the
buses still run.
/ Distributed by McNauRht Syndicate, Incl
/
Evening star., 1946-04-29

newsmen must be ever on guard to
guarantee the safety of information
from the alien and very dangerous
weed of censorship" If and when
the Russian leaders abandon their
policy of concealing facts (even
from their own people,, the main
reason for distrust will disappear
and good will among men every
where be increased.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

CROSS ROADS MOTOR co.
10 Ploto. MaryIand
BOULEVARD MOTORS, Lau,ei, Maryland
BRAkDYWIkE SALES & SERVICE
Brondywine, MeryIond
FRIENDSHIP MOTORS. Bethesda, Maryland
MILLER 8 HUGHES MOTOR co.
Rockville, MoryIand
PArUxEkT MOTOR SALES
Leonardtown, MaryIand
ScHLEGEL 8 GOLDEN =.
Takoma Pork. MeryIena
Evening star., 1946-04-29

5. A. MeMIcHAEL MOTOR co.
NokesvilIe, Virginia
PIERCE MOTORS Quentieo, Virginia
JACK PRY MOTORS CO..
1889 Psnnsylvanio Ave. Sc.
PHILLIPS MOTOR SALES
Lessburs. Virsinio
RAMEY MOTOR SALES
Washington, virsinia
SKYLINE MOTOR SALES
Front RoyeI, Virsinis
V-LlhE MOTOR SALES. Gveveten, virsinis
Evening star., 1946-04-29

KNOW gOod ana
well you have a
friend.
Every one has
a friend who can
get him a new
car. AS a matter
Of fact, there are
four tim e S as
many fri e n d S
with pull than
there are new
cars.
A friend got"
me a new car
last October. The
car hasn't been
Evening star., 1946-04-29

victory.
IF the politi-
cal and social
institutions of
this cou n t ry
(Spain) undergo
change or modi-
fcation in future
years." H a y e S
declared, ut will
be the work of
Spaniards with
in Spain-not of
t h e u n / t e d
States or of
S p a n / S h emf
gres."
Evening star., 1946-04-29

COURTHOUSE SQUARE GARAGE
Warrenton, Virsinis
EDWARDs-MoRRIs MOTOR CO., INC.
FaIIs Church, Virsinie
HARTMAN MOTOR SALES
Horsisonburs. Virsinis
JACK KEkkEDY's MOTOR SALES
Anseostia, b. e.
KERN MOTOR co., Winchester. Virsinis
Evening star., 1946-04-29

AS 70 Jlle Sec
ond, apparently
all we can do is
hope that, in
the course of
time, the Rus
slams will realize
t h a t conceal
ment of t h e
facts and a gen.
eral policy of
secrecy do them
far more harm
than good.
The plain truth
is that all the
enemies ofs Rus
ei1 l.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Now She's
Walking On Air

Every day. people who really suffer from
tired, burning feet are learning the quick,
thrilling comfort that lies in q jar OF Ice
Mint. Under the touch of this frosty-white
cream, you can actually feel tired muscles
to its refreshing coolness. To helr soften
corns and eallouses. there's nothing better
than medicinal Ice-Mint. So get jar today
and enjoy the blissful feeling that comes
with all-day foot comfort. At al druesist,.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
McLemore-
How Friends Help
On Getting New Car

By Henry McLemore
ATLANTA, Ga.-Want a new car?
Well, quit worrying.
New cars are easy to get.
All you need is friend, and you
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
e, Washington 2, D. c. Please in
close 8 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Frank r. Kent
TheGreatG GameOfPOlitics
Secrecy'Declared Real Cause
Of American.Soviet Suspicious

To get down to the bedrock facts there just two real
obstacles to the understanding Of friendship confidence
IN the Russians which is the desire
ourselves One, of course is linguistic the more
portants the thick cloud of secrecy behind they
operate o' wa
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Appeasement of Franco Declared
First Step to Next World War

The great unity of the Axis said Bento Sep
tember of 1912 includes Naz Fascs Spanish
There no longer distinction between Fascsm
Falangismo" However, State Department ignore
completely this trusm announced by the italian dictator
accepted by Hitler and Francisco January
Evening star., 1946-04-29

So far as the first is concerned, it
will gradually lessen as more of us
learn to speak Russian and more
Russians learn to speak English.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

ONk 1AkkRUt1o.'1S<OK VO APtN2K1i StI1 1UO21
Hayes, made an attack in Madrid
on "rumors" that Falangist Spain
could not survive a United Nations
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Magic Names in Postwar Mott

KAIsER-With Front -Whssi Drive
Now, for the first time, the advantages of
modern front wheel drive for all America!
Plus sturdy war proved Torsionetic Suspen-
sion, for all-load, abroad smoothness of ride.
Wheelbase, lit inches. Six-cylinder, 80 hp.
engine Widest seats in any volume-produc-
ton car. Unexcelled driver-vision.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

@. What is meant by a spot
program on the radio?-J. F.. G.
A. The term refers to the an
nouncements of various types
usually advertisements, which are
used to fill 20-second gaps between
regular radio programs.