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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
MANAGEMENT SELECTION

The management members are
selected by the American Associ-
alton of Railroads.
This particular campaign of the
UTSE-CIO was first opened in
1889. At that time Secretary of
Labor Frances Perkins ordered the
setting up. of Committee of
three to study UTSE demands.
However, in 1941, pressure by sew
eral powerful railroad unions
forced the Secretary of Labor to
withdraw this proposal. The Rail-
way Labor Executives Association
later offered UTSE a voice in
naming members on the condition
that the Union withdraw from
certain fields of union organiza-
ton and confine itself to Red
Caps. UTSE-CIO leaders rejected
this proposal. During the war the
issue was temporarily shelved, and
has now been reopened before the
Department of Labor.
The Railway Labor Act declares
that any bona fde railroad labor
organization, national in scope,
shall have the right to name MEM
bers to the Board. Under ordinary
circumstances, inclusion is based
on the extent of contractual cover
age. A minimum Of $4,000 con-
tract miles is required of the max
imum 100000 railroad mileage.
According to Union spokesman,
the UTSE-CIO maintains over 65
contracts with various railroad
companies, covering 100000 con-
tract miles. 900 of the nations
Red Caps are covered by UTSE-
CLIO contracts. The union has
1000 contract coverage among
Pullman Laundry Workers. In ad-
dition, the union has 7 dining car
employees contracts, and some
train porter contracts
The Importance and significance
of this move carries with it the
bid of the UTSE to become one
of the standard railroad labor or
CARNATIONS which will place it
upon parity rating with the ex-
listing white" standard railroad
labor organizations, union officials
stated. Such move will give the
union an equal voice in the ap-
plication and administration of
railway labor legislation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
Boy browns Cousin Rescue
In SchuyIkiII River Mishap

PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) -
An eight-year-old boy was drowned
in the Schuylkill River near the
Strawberry Mansion trolley bridge
late Wednesday despite the at
temps of prominent lawyer, a
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
ZAP SILK

The first consignment Of raw
silks imported from Japan since
the outbreak of the war, consist
ing of 5,67O bales, will go on the
market shortly, according to the
u. S. Commercial Company.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va
Foremost exponent and choreog.
rapher of the music and dances OF
Africa, Asadata Dafora brings his
dance group to Hampton Institute
on July 80, when the group will
present a program, "The Drama
of the African Dance" during the
1916 carts Of the Theater" fes-
tivaI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
By JAMES l.. HICKS

ARLINGTON, Va. - (NNPA y
Lawrence Michael, Republican
candidate for Congress from the
Eighth Congressional District of
Virginia, has filed suit in the fed
eral court in Virginia against Gov
ernor William M. Tuck, Attorney
General A. P. Staples and thirty
one other state officials to enjoin
them from collecting a poll tax on
the citizens of his district and de-
priving him of his constitutional
right to be voted for by them.
John Locke Green, Republican
treasurer of Arlington County, is
attorney for Mr.. Michael and has
already announced his intentions
to carry the suit to the Supreme
Court of the United States if the
suit is lost in the lower courts.
In seven-page petition, copy
of which was sent to Attorney
General Tom C. Clark, Mr.. Mich
ael charges that the sections of
the Virginia Constitution levying
the poll tax are arbitrary" and
unreasonable" and violate the
Fifteenth Amendment of the
United States Constitution.
DEPRIVED OF VOTES
Mr.. Michael alleges that ap-
proximately $4,000 citizens, who
live in the fifteen counties and two
cities comprising the Eighth Con
gressional District Of Virginia,
and who have not paid poll taxes
for the years 1913, 1914, and 1945
six months in advance of No
yember 5-will be deprived of
their right to vote. AS a cand1-
date for the House of Representa-
tives, he stated, he will be de-
prived of his constitutional right
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
NO SEGREGATION
RULE. FOR SOLDIERS
IN NATL CEMETERIES

WASHINGTON (NNPA)-Nc
regulation of the War Department
requires segregation of coloreo
and white deceased soldiers in ma
tional cemeteries, Major General
Floyd l.. Parks, chief of the pub
lie relations division of the War
Department, told a press confer
ence last Thursday.
General Parks added that the
custom of burying white and col
ored soldiers in separate parts of
national cemeteries had been fol-
lowed ever since the Civil War.
The question arose after re-
port reached Washington that the
superintendent of a national GENE
terry in Philadelphia that there
was mo room" for World War II
casualties, if they were colored
and that until further notice col
ored veterans returned to this
country for burial in the Philadel-
phia area would have to be buried
IN Baltimore.
COMPLIANCE WITH WISHES
War Department plans for re-
turn to the United States of
World War II dead call for com
pliance with the wishes of the
next of kin, who will be given the
opportunity to designate final
burial in the United States local,
private or national cemetery, or
in a private cemetery or perma-
ent American military GENE
terry overseas, if established.
All World War II unknown dead
will be returned for reburial in
United States national cemeteries.
The federal government will as
sumo all costs incident to burial
in a United States national GENE
terry, in an American military
cemetery overseas, in a local Gem
etery abroad, and for delivery of
remains to next Of kin for inter
ment in a private or local ceme-
terry in this country. The govern
ment also will pay $50 toward de-
fraying expenses of private inter
ment in the United States.
PLANS APPROVED
These plans have the approval
of the Navy, including the Marine
Corps, the Coast Guard, the War
Administration, tn e
American Red Cross, the Ameri-
can Field Service, the United
States Compensation Commission,
and the Ferrying Service of the
Air Transport Command.
Under present plans, transpor-
tation of the remains from over
seas ports to United States ports
New York City and San Fran
cisco) will be by modified Liberty
ships, tank carriers and plane car
riers, with a capacity of approx
mately $500 shipping cases con-
tanning casketed remains.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27


,;been a leader in the Washington
Industrial Union council.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

CPA expects mems suits output
of 100000 in third quarter.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

Prices are increased on leather
as well as shoes.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27

weighted down with
and fed the need of guidance and the counsel of an friend
clipping the with letter For private reply send 26c Tor
of and constructive advice anayng three (
confidential
oblemsw Of Write
THE
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-07-27
4UTSEA Seeks Voice
In Board Selection
Railway Unit
Has Final Say
In Disputes

WASHINGTON. = Following
demand upon the u. S. Depart
ment of Labor for a voice in the
selection of members to the Ma
tional Railroad Adjustment Board,
the CIO United Transport Service
Employees was to present its case
at a formal hearing July % be-
fore Labor Department represent
atives here.
George F. C. Hayes. UTSE-CIO
General Counsel and Willard S.
Townsend, President, represented
the Union at the hearings.
The National Railroad Adjust
ment Board is the agency, estab-
lished under provisions of the
Railway Labor Act. as the final
court of appeals to handle disputes
between management and labor
arising out of Interpretation of
contracts. The Board consists of
SO members, of which Is repre-
sent railroad management and
similar number representing rail
road labor. The Board is sub-di-
vided into four divisions based on
employment classification in the
industry. 1t has the final voice in
determining Interpretation of con-
tracts and the making of awards.
For all practical purposes, it
serves as the Supreme Court for
railroad labor.
The labor members of the board
heretofore have been selected by
the 81 railroad labor organiza-
tons, whose highest officers COM
pose the powerful Railway Labor
Executives Association. In this ca
pacity the Executives Association
serves as the cooperating organ
ization n Zoard selections, with
the approval of the Secretary of
Labor.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
l1acftfllltur par unfair
fir 1000 Sol0dteu

Siperpool. Die rgmprcB Of Scot-
lano" ocfte NIT $50 Iralen ols
SllOien at 0oro, nno ipie nlan cr-
illbr, bate Sberitleutnant &. s
Cooper. ser 1000 Mmn beimfebren-
Sc Sruppen beiebliate, Sic CAME
bitten miilien, "ooh bite et,pas meb;
&leiOer al5lllegen." Die 6rauen, oa,
u,l,ter 80 sDiitglieoer zines Seeres.
Sbeaters, fu,nen bem @l,nid)e nad
Sberlt Cooper iagte: sd eriutb,
te tie sienlid rl1big, &leioer an5,l.
legen, ba ih 9eifaperoen eebabt fat.
te, Dab lDranen Somne'1baSer nab'
1nen l,lro oabei 10 gut tpie nidts an,
batten. SSsd erinnerte lie oaran, oal
Dies uni1br iei Sen 1000 Mann Col.
buten an 8orS gegeniiber."
vGie isra,,er, flatidten il, Sie 6Grl.
Sc, nahbem ib meine slniprad)e &C.
balten bate. llno Sarnad CAB es
feline 9einlperoen mebr."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26

Sadie 1dhelte Elm tpenig. ,Warun
;ib?" iragte er. rSier bnnn1'r ood
aues. Sier GIBBS genug Waiier uno
2id>o uno 2ufe, anlo ietuerbaltbh
1ues, mas uns Or 0gbor 2ep ieirer-
5ei6o perldJ6-chn bao! Was tpclln
Se benn nod mebr9" Gamit 6euate
er iid .>rieSer itber ieine 3eitllls.
9lls mir, iiber 5riimmer fletternb,
auBer S6rpeite aporen, iaate Der
Sdauei~r: "Siogcnes in Eranf-
illrt!" vSo", er,piberte if, ",lno nod,
oa5u aus aotlhenbroba 5,lgeSoaen."
sSelliiletpn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26

@ebt oeine eiaene Grau gerne Elm.
NAL a,s, oaur beltebe auf sen aemdit-
(iden Nbenoen i'm eigenen &eim. SIT
oeine Sra. ei,unal nidt ean3 tpobI.
oann flage lie an, oaB ou ibrettpegei,
Die @liite beiner Sueeno 5piihen oei-
uen bier @dnoen opiern mubteit.
Bebit bu NIT oeiner esrau aus, 10
Iieb oih INNER ean5 1,ngeniert nad
anoeren sSroucn nm. Dann merfen
lpcnigItens oIle gleid, oub Ole Jrau
neben bir MIR oeine eigene lrau lit.
@lumen tal,ie man ser eigene,.
,srn. grl,noidslit nidt. s(ngebote
'panoernbcr glumenmioden Iebne
man itritt ,u,o f,,r5 NIT ben 8orten
ab: ~0anfe, lpir iino uerbeiratet."
'Siteit bu NIT oeiner ssrau I'M
Heitnurant uno ser &ellner brinat
Die SpeiIefarte, 10 1pdble bu s1,erjt
nod oeinem 8eidmnad uno idyiebe lie
ocnn oeiner ,sra,. SIT. Mfte aber &C.
nau barollf, rai, iie nid,t tp1blt, irus
iebn Cert .teurcr lit als oeine eieane
9eitelll,ng. @dbrcno bes Giiens er-
sdhle ihr gang l,ngeniert, oab 81, en6-
li6 einmnl pieber ipas Nnlt1noiaes
sum Giien friealt
Rrieigeheimniiie fir oeinc frau
sibt es nid)t. 0u nllBt oae an 1ie
aOrelIierten 9riefc lofort ielb1t Off
uen lmo es bleibt Dir bcrbebalten, ben
@riei an lic ,peiter5ugeben ODER ibn
in aen 0apierforb panoern gu laiien.
3erbrid1t oeine isrm ueriebentlih
Elm @los, 10 miiiien bie 0dnoe ait
tern. Ratiirlid, m1lb lie es eriesen.
Sas quite @eid,irr ipolltelt on ihr TO-
lpielo ME red)t anpertrauen.
Madlt ne 1ldD et1ten iSled 1ltt oas
aleio, Damn iage ibr oie nadte @abr-
beit, oab lie cs oeben nidt gespobnt
lit, onIrinoiee Sad,en 81, tragen, bab
Tie eiaentlid, nur Elm &mlsfleio tru-
gen ioa.
Iie Susenofre,noinnen beiner
ssrm, bebanole eenau tpie iie ielblt:
.pie \,eiitia Minoerbemittelte, unl
IiebIten laB bid Dor oen r@dnle,l"'
ear nid)t ieben.
Sage oeiner ,srau am Morsen rto
orn slbeno ieoen Gag oes SsSabres, ouB
lie frob iein ioa, einen Mannlrie bid
geiunoen 5u baben. Shlieblih ,nuB
lie es ia ielblt glallben unb ou bait
oann enblih beine poufommene CHE;
10 tpie elm iMann oBne ientinentale
Sdup1hen pirflid) peroient. 8.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26

Serr Mlireb &uiesinsfp uon ieinem
Neiien Sermann &otb, gebiirtig aus
s1Gbburg, Siebenbiir9en, Strabe
Gorneiti go. 6, Ser iid) iebt IN
9eutid,lunb arfbalt. @er Die aSrei's
bon @enanntem ,ueiB, n,0ge oieielbe
eefdlisit i6iden al sieb. slin.
@olfsblatt. 1900 Superior slpe..
Glepelonb, SDto.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
Arthritis.

At regional meeting of the
American College of Surgeons
held in Los Angeles, DR.. VIM.
H. Bickel OF the Mayo Clinic told
how steel cups may be inserted
between the thigh bone and pei
Wis to allow painless walking by
patient who suffers from arth-
ritis of the hips.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
Mm WorSs nnb Sibpol

9lher ou1 sic Sprengung uuo
Geriliiiiig,nlg ser Sic YolarlGnocr
iiberlagenoen mGdti9en Gismaiien
iuiiroe, geiest oen Jaa, oab iie ii6
ais eurdfiibrbar erlpieie, gang ans
>ere ais sic erlpartetes giisltisen Sol
gen iiir bas &lima baben. Ser Ylan
oesSerrn Nifen6ader tann bier idpn
oesbalb gang altber 8etraht bleibell,
,ueil ct teine &li,naperbeiierlrng, Jon,
bern oie ssreileg,lne Der unter oenl
Snlanoeis pernu,teten Booeni idmre
haNpeft, unb ,penn Die barauf besiis
life Melo,u,g furSerhanS BON
| "Siiopol" ipridbt, 10 lit ba,nit mob
nur Ger einigermaBen eriori6te aii
itenltrih bon 0iftorialano am Mano'
lbes &obmeeres iiiolid) BON Meuiee
lano gelneint.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26

- For every ton of steel pr
duced in the United States an
average of over Is pounds of
manganese is used. Most of it is
in the form of ferromanganese.
Imports of both manganese ore
and ferromanganese come in nor
NAL times from Brazil, Chile, Gu
ba, Mexico, Africa, India and
Russia. The u. S. has large de-
posits of manganese ore, but most
of the domestic ore are low grade.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
mir fetntatleie,,
Bon Sr. sieeirich Scbann uou Siercrs.

sTir. Die ipir beute obne Seimat 'inh,
Der Sroennabe ididial1uft cntriiien.
boa Danger Glial l.no 3itterr1oem
Wermiiicn.
boll Octmatiebnen, ipic Elm nliibes &inb.
iptr 'inb perfluht 81 lebelansem 9eio:
inipieoerbrinalif lit bas 2auh nerloccn,
ln,} heil'0cs 2onb, III hem lplr emit
geboren.
es bleibt entriidt I'M MaImc. in Der
3eit;
,nb-iinb aeIeonet bltrh bic qleid,c Eot ::
neil mir Die Nihtigfeit bon Grnen9litern
erleben huriten, lpuroen mir 81 S,iitcrn
beS Soeilnatiebnens, gliltbig biz in Sob.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
THIS AND That

The teacher was revising the
months Sripture.
"Who was it went into the
lions den and came out alive re
he asked.
please, sir, the lion," said
Bright BERTHE.
How are you getting along at
home while your wife's away?"
Fine. I've reached the height
of efficiency. l can put on my
socks from either end"
Mary was a very bad riser in
the morning, and her mistress
thought it was time to stop it.
Look here" she said, sternly,
every time you fail to get up
and | have to cook the breakfast,
| shall deduct a dollar from your
wages
But the very next morning
Mary was late again.
Look at the clock reprimand-
ed the mistress: "I've had to
come down and get the breakfast
myself"
We'll, what's all the fuss
about said the girl, airily."Ain't
l paying you for it,"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26
Standardization <2lmerifanifd,es DoI7eklnH

Ser geiamte, nod iait pollig III,
crforid)tc antarftiIte Sentiment, ullf
sem in 2765 Weter Sobe ser S:;os
pol liegt, lit biel allsgeoebnter ols
gang europa; oie i'm beoedenoe Gis
naiie biloet ben tpeital,s grobten Sell
ser oui ser Groe porbauSeuen Scr.
gletiherung, beren 8eiomtmenee ouI
mebr ais 90 W}illipncn &l,biffilo-
meter btrcd,net lporsen lit. Wi:roe lie
nGllia abidmcl5eu, 10 tliiroe Scr Mce.
rcsipiTl 80 Mcter iiher icin ge0en=
mGrtiges Mipeou iteigc!. sMe lief-
lGnocr bis 81, bieler&ohe lpiirNcn pom
@eltmecr iiberilutct iucrNcn. Gpu
gnalano. Sooaanb unoPelgien. gtrrO-
fronfreih, GGnenlnrf,- 9torboe!,tld)
lollS uno 9fnBlana piiroc nid)t piel
iibrio bleibel,, uro nl,r oic hDl}cr ais
80 Metcr iicer Den hcltiaen Wceresr
ipiege( gelegenen @cbicte lpiirocn ais
Snlcln aus Dem Sscan olllraecu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-12-26

Noropeltgrensc i'm ltrategiiher 9iu-
libt heiiBt, aplrbe Oenl geiamten
Tolte 81, &riegsbeginn Dor gugen
gcIitbrt, ais sic Sapauer 0ut6 Sar-
Dor uuf llnalasfa, elmer Der sltleu,
ten=Snleln, angriffen. 4riegsiefretdr
Satterion erfliirte Seun ouh fiirslitl):
~llnicr Souptbeoiirinis in s(losfn
lit cine groGcre 3ipilhepolferlmg.
Mir bro,dNen cine iolcbc nid)tmilitG
ride @ep0lfcrllng BORT, ,lul rnier
III sllasfa ltotipnertes !0filitGr nit
incrboltcn. Solonge 9llosta nidt II
Ger Gage lit, lperigitcns Sen groBercn
Sell oapon nit,utrageu, nnlb notiir-
lid, sic Stiirfc llnicrer @arniiouen
l'nS militiriihen sInloaen notec-
orl1aen bcgrenst bleiben."
Snncniefretdr &rue bingcgen ,pil(
Iitr sllasfo cine grobere 3ipilbepGlfr-
rltng, Inn oie 2ebcnsbaltlngsfoItcn
81, iclfcl, oic bislan9 piel 81, bpc,
lilpo lmN lontit piclc Dom Mlasfa fern
bolten. &oroerbanO tireilich perotn
Nel'le>lcr nod nid)t nQ5u ermitiat
llah Nlasta 81 fommen gan, I'M,
Weaellteil, - lll,O Jlar ciniad) oes-
bolh, neil es nod, an gemuilmaen
l'lo Nobmlna Iehlt. Wie fiir5Iid, bc,
rihtet lulroe, plant Snneniefret1s
Grltg, 10000 @ouorbeiter nah 9llas-
ia 5r lcbidcn, nm @ebaunungen iiir
Sdl.erIieolcr por5lbereitcu. Scim
Norgdllger, Sarolo Sdes, mar Ser
MnIicbt, Sub por5uesneiie Geteroneu
llno cinltigc &ricgsarbeiter beiieOe!n
lollteH. Nber slrr gLeid)eu ;3eit gab CT
'eiT'cm 3luciicl bnriiber slusorllf,
Sab ser lnooernc slmerifoner 1,oh ia.
plel Eionieraeiit bat, nm nelen So
ocn ,i folpniliereu. Ct reate oabcr
ferncr oll oaB sic Wren;en sl(asfus
fiir Neueinpanberer aus europa &C.
oiInet luerbem iontcn. sic in ipeniacn
Soblen - lpie er iugte - ooiiir lor.
gen apiirocn, oab s(losfos @irtihoit
lid, ielbit SIT erhnlten pcrnlng. @enn
oleic Slnmigranten bon geniigenb
9merifunern begleitet lrtiren, mir.
ocn Oic letteren auh oaiiir Scroe
tro9er> Sab Ser umerifanii6e Gbo.
ratter Nlastos erbolten bleibt. llnn
Elm iold)es sl(asfa tpiiroe 5ur BrG6e.
Graft unb :,lm1 Heid)tum ser gol13cn
Station nidlt ipcnig beitragen.
sSsm Sabre 1867 BON &l,Blano iiir
81 ,2OO, 600 9efouit, lit sllasto io,pobl
oie dlteIte ais alh sic grobte oneri-
fa,iif)e @eiitllng. @ie S,olpaii lit cs
ous, mas ais ein vorganiliertes Ser
ritorlllm" befannt lit. Sies bebcntet.
oaB ale @eltimmunaen Ser 9lmbeS,
periailllng nud, in Sem hetrefienoeu
Serritorilm 9(nlpeno,mg finben. Gs
fat eiten ielbltgeipGblten Senat lnN
cine Serritorial sliienlblp ,lno es emf,
ienoet einen Teleeierten in sen gl,u-
SesfonprcB nah @albin9ton. Iieicr
Tele9iertc fam leoiglih nid)t nit
ltinmten, ,ln6 ser @olnernerr miro
uran HrGiioentcn crnannt.
ssnneniefrct6r &rua lit ol,is ent.
id,ieoeaite fir Sic 3uloiiung sllasfaS
ais 40. Staat. @ie es beibt. crflGrtc
er ioaar: uSSe cher, ie beiier."
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Gtnb &c anD .shre anaebortGer
UettAlteb TIM 1ranfenperetn unb
Central SertansP @enn ntdlt. tett
II bte Seit betantreten. I'm aenamers
0ujsrmattsa ssfen eie ben 2DtaI'
serJreter On.
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Gas on Stomach
Relieved in 5 minutes or
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When excess stomach acid causes painful. su10cat-
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prescribe the fastest acting medicines KNOWN foy
symptomaic relef--medicnes like those In Bell -ans
Tablets. No laxative. Bell ANS brings comfort In
jify or double your money back on return Of bottle
10 US. CSC at all druggists.
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Evening star., 1946-11-16
Red Radio Says Pope Will Make
Archbishop Stepinuc Cardinal

ment by a Yugoslav tribunal for col
Elaboration with the Pavelic regime
"Ti1e Vatican has found a fitting
reward for its sons in their unsavory
exploits in secular affairs" con-
cluded the short broadcast.
1T is promising to adorn In
Cardinals red the heads that bowed
so heartily before the German In
vaders."
VATICAN CITY, NOV. 16 R.--
Vatican sources said tonight that
Archbishop Alojzijc Stepinac OF
Yugoslavia. who is serving q 16-yeaI
prison term in that country follow
ing his conviction of ~crimes against
the people, might possibly be named
a Cardinal II q special Christmas
consistory is convened.
These sources said; however, that
only Pope Plus XII could say at
this time whether such consistory
would be called.
During the last few weeks, some
Vatican prelates have swung to TIT
belief that b special Christmas con-
sistory would be called, because six
Cardinals have died this year, thus
lowering the membership Of the col
leee from its maximum of ~ tos4..
Evening star., 1946-11-16
Six B-Ns Fly 10 Reich
In Routine Training
BY the Associated Pres.

Six B-29 Super Fortress bombers
are en- route to Europe in an ap-
parent move toward replacing
smaller planes in the American
occupied zone of Germany with the
largest the Army currently has In
actual operation.
In announcing that heavy planes
LOT the same type which dropped
atom bombs on Japan and Bikini
already were en- route, 1t. Gen. Ira
@. Eaker, deputy commander of the
Air Forces, said last night the pur-
pose was routine training.
Accompanied by two C-54 long,
range transports carrying spare
parts and trained technicians. the
bombers left Morrison Field, Fla.
for Frankfurt late yesterday.
In statement notably lacking
the flourish which accompanied the
announcement last month of plans
to send a group of B-29s around the
world, Gen. Eaker said the planes
would return in a week. They were
instructed to follow the regular Air
Transport Command routes to Eu-
rope and not to ny in formation.
The world flight proposal was
Withdrawn by the War Department
before State Department approval
had been given and ofiicials said IL
had no connection with the current
flight,
Evening star., 1946-11-16
50. 900 Egyptian Students
Stage Anti-British Rally
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CAIRO, Nov. 16.--Thirty thou
sand students staged an anti-gov-
ernment, anti British demonstration
today at Fuad I University, cheer
ing speaker who said the people
already have weapons and are watt
ing for leadership to start a revolu-
ton against capitalism and British
domination"
Mustafa Mousa, student leader,
told demonstrators who forced their
way into the university ceremonial
hall on the schools opening day that
Russia will support Egypt's case,
as it has already expressed SYM
pathy for Egypt's demands" for
evacuation Of British troops and
unity of the Nile Valley.
1--WE have no doubt both the
United States and France will be
on our side," he added.
Evening star., 1946-11-16
See q. N. Page A-2.)
Il US. Warships 10 Hold
Mediterranean Exercises

ROME, Nov. 16.-The United
States Fleet ONCE in Rome an
nounced today that the aircraft car
rier Randolph, three cruisers and a
squadron Of eight destroyers from
the Mediterranean Fleet are sched-
uled to sail from Naples tomorrow
for an 'intertype maneuver and
routine training exercises in the
Mediterranean"
Following the exercises, which will
continue until late in November,
the feet will split UP for visits
throughout the Eastern Mediterra-
mean. Ports Of call will include the
Western Turkish shore, q little visit
ed port facing the Dodecanese
Islands: Smyrna, Turkeys chief
Western port; Piraeus. Beyrouth,
Alexandra, Port Said. Crete and
Jidda. Saudi Arabia.