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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
BEL LOPOLTEC ''ZADEL"
AVTO PR ZAMORSKI
LOTERIJI I'M GA DoBIL!

LOUISVILLE, ky., zZ.
julia. -Zamorsko sestrin-
stvo Alpha Kappa Alpha Sc
Sc niti najmanj ne ozira ma
barvo koze udeleznikov ma
loterijah. Belopoltec Char
les H. Wabnitz je kupil srec-
ko zamorske loterije in ko
je bill zreb izvrsen je "za-
dep glavni dobitek, nov
1947 Plymouth. Pa ne sa-
mo, da je zadel, ampak je
avto dejansko tudi dobil
brez vsakih tezav.
(Pretekli teden je neki "a
mOrec v Ahoskie zadel av-
to ma Ioteriji beiopoltcev,
tOda dObil ga je sele pO va
lu ostrih protestov.)
Clanica odbora zamorske-
ga sestrinstva Mrs. Caro-
lyn S. Blanton je zjavila,
da je Wabnitz avto zadel in
je torej edino posteno, da
Sc mu ga izroci.
Srecni Wabnitz je kupil
samO emo sreckO "a rs CEN
tov. Svoj start avto je da-
rOval zamorcu, XII mu je
prodal sreckO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

BELGRAD 20. julija-Henry A. Wallace je pogo
voru dopisnikom Jugosovanske casnikarske agencje
Tanug zav da je Marshallov nacrt odozil ekonomsko
depresijo Zedinjenh drzavah Podal e tudi znacino
zjavo odnosajih med Zedinjenimi drzavami in Jugo-
slavijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
Gen. Macarthur jih smatra "a ''iskrene
demokrate"; napad ma Pearl Harbor in
druga vojna grozodejstva so pozabljena

TOXIC, o. julia. Poroca generani poslovodja
United Pressa" Earl j. Johnson-Najvece presenecenje
XII caka obiskovaca Japonskem e odkrtje da so
rski uradni krog tukaj Japoncem ze odpust ker bill
v vojni proti Zedinjenim drzavam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
Il bolnisnice

Mr.. Frank Jakse IL $40 Bah.
bitt Rd. je srecno prestal ope.
racijo in Sc je povrnil il Glen.
vile bolnisnice ma svoj dom
kjer Sc nahaja pod zdravniskc
oskrbo, in kjer ga prijatelji Sc.
daj lahko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
Kaksna je uradna razlaga
"a novo japonsko stalisce

Uradno naziranje glede vzro-
ka, radi katerega so Japonci
sprejeli Amerikance S tako do
bro voljo in navdusenjem je, da
smo jih osvobodili gangsterske
Wade, XII nj bila nikoli popular
ma, temvec jim je bila vsiljena
cd male klike militaristov v "a
cetku tridesetih let.
v Nemciji je bio po uradni
razlagi drugace. Nemci so bill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

10 Sc ZdceuJd na VrnOVncm
glavnem stanu v Tokiju in gre
naprej skoro brez izjeme med
vodilnimi funkcijonarji ameri-
ske okupacijske oblasti v okroz-
jih kot so yokohama, Kobe in
Osaka. Vsepovsod sc izraza OBJ
cudovanje "a Japonce in Eau
panic v njih dobro vero, kar je
obiskovalcu tezko spraviti v
sklad zavratnim napadom v
Pearl Harborju in smrtnim po-
hodom ma Bataanu.
Cesarja Hirohita Sc smatra
"a vzornega gentlemana
Gen. Macarthur imenuje ce-
sarja Hirohita znacajnega in
ukazeljnega gentlemana, XII lju-
bi svojo druzino in XII je svoje-
mu ljudstvu v vseh stvareh "a
vzor. Majorji in polkovniki pri
vojaski vladi vam ponosom
pripovedujejo, da so novoizvo-
ljeni zupani in governerji posa-
meznih pokrajin dusa znacajni,
da SO japonski delavci pridni
kot mravlje in da je povprecen
Japonec postal dober demokrat.
Kako Sc more to stalisce po-
jasniti? Mar gre samo "a glu-
mo? Kako Sc je mogla popolna
reformacija izvrsiti S toliksno
naglico? Kje je ostal vpliv aro-
gantnih militaristov, XII so ne
kdaj naznanjali pred celim sve-
tom, da bodo Ameriki v Bell
hisi diktirali pogoje predaje?
Gen. Macarthur je mnenja,
da Sc je ma Japonskem izvrsila
resnicna revolucija in da je no.
vo japonsko stalisce popolnoma
iskreno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23
Wallace dal znaCiln0
izjau0 o Jug0slauijii

mi je drzave, katerO bi Sc v Zed.
drzavah bolj napacno razumelo
kot je to Jugoslavija," je rekel
bivsi podpredsednik
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-23

Poroeilo agencije Tanjug pra-
vi, da Sc je Wallace izrazil pro.
ii Marshallovemu nacrtu, &c isti
stremi "a tenn, da sc svet razde.
Ii ma diva tabora in &c je pogla.
vitni cilj tega nacrta, da ponov.
no obnovi Nemcijo "a namen
borbe proti Rusiji.
Glede odnosajev med Zedinje.
mimi drzavami in Jugoslavijo je
Wallace izjavil: mi je drzave
katero hi Sc v Zedinjenih drza-
vah bolj napacno razumelo kot
je to Jugoslavija."
Kot pravi poroeilo, je Wallace
pohvalil nacin, S katerim jugo-
slovansko ljudstvo danes resu-
je svoje probleme. Obzaloval je
tudi, da nj med obema dezela-
ma vecjega prijateljstva, XII bi
prispevalo k stvari miru v sve-
tn.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Dr.. Swenson's direction had an
enviable part, are recorded in the
series of operators manuals still in
use.
It was under his directive, too,
that the laboratory took the leader
ship in the utilization of agricultural
surplus. The most amazing example
of this is the manufacture of subtilin
from waste asparagus butts.
Outstanding also was the lab
oratory's technique in taking ma
terials of little value and turning
them into products Of fsgreater value.
An example of this is the extraction
Eof tannin from hemlock bark, an
important accomplishment from the
points OF view of both business and
science.
A method Of utilizing keratin for
the making Of plastics and fibers
was developed.
The well-known chicken feathers
OF the past were one of the most
unpromising Of proteins, but they
have more promising future" DR..
Swenson declares.
Won Doctorate at American U.
A native of the State of Wash
lngton, DR.. Swenson received his
bachelor of science degree in
bacteriology and pharmacy, also his
pharmaceutical chemist rating, from
Washington State College. His
masters degree in bacteriology and
his doctor of philosophy degree in
biochemistry are from American
University in this city.
His nearly 18 years in the Depart
ment OF Agriculture and his six
years of experience in food and
pharmaceutical fields before he came
to the bureau In 1929, give him the
type Of background which will be
Evening star., 1947-03-02
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closed or SUNDAY Call North I'LL.
CHRYSLERS. Bucks. Dodges. Plymouths
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Evening star., 1947-03-02
Dr.. Swenson Quits u. S. Post
To Join Stanford Research
By Jessie Font .Evons

versity under the direction Of DR..
William F. Talbot.
DR.. Swenson, now making his
home at 5610 Wisconsin avenue,
Chevy Chase, Md, recently had
been transferred here from the post
of director of the Western Regional
Laboratory at Albany, Calf, one of
four Federal agricultural research
laboratories established by Congress
in 1888.
As the first director Of the Albany
laboratory, he had to chart pro-
gram dealing with Western agricul-
ture. His was the responsibility Of
assembling a competent research
staff to administer this $1,000 ,OOe
Government project, and to super
wise its adequate scientific equip
ment for the trail blazing that was
TO be done.
Aided Army Research.
During tne war years much food
research work was done under DR..
Swenson's direction in close Coop
Grafton with the Research and Sub
sistence Branch of the Quarter
master Corps, United States Army.
This work was a must" relating to
the feeding of the Allied Armed
Forces in the field.
OF this phase of his service Dr..
Swenson says:
I'VE are all constantly and in
creasingly surprised to learn how
much agriculture there is in helping
to sustain an army"
War emergency projects concerned
with the dehydration Of fruits, veg
etables and eggs, in which the
Western Regional Laboratory under
Evening star., 1947-03-02

SWenSon, ou t :
standing leader
in researches to
find new uses
for agricultural
byproducts, is
resigning as a
special assistant
to the chief Of
the Bureau Of
Agricultural and
I n d u S tri a /
Chemistry.
He is leaving
after almost 18
years of service
to become a
Evening star., 1947-03-02

invaluable In his new position with
the Stanford Research Institute. He
will keep in personal and continuous
contact with the food processing
industry to recommend the shifting
of emphasis or the acceleration of
particular programs from a scientific
research standpoint.
DR.. Swenson believes that one of
the newest and perhaps biggest
fields for future development is that
OF dehydro-frozen foods.
The idea that the two processes
OF freezing and dehydration NAV be
combined has great possibilities, and
| look for remarkable achievements
IN this direction" he declares.
/. With Mrs. Swenson, who was Betty.
Lotus of Palo Alto, Calf, and
who is graduate of Stanford uni
versity, DR.. Swenson will leave
Washington by auto for his new
post within the week.
Goulburn, Australia. prison 1ono.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

Still another prominent Govern
ment research expert is going to
more lucrative position outside Fed
eral employment. DR.. Theodore L.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

radio and heater. PLAZA AUTO BALES,
43 Mass. ave. ne. RE. S639. =
BUICK, 1941, Special. sedanette, 2-tone
green, 1-owner car. $1,000 miles, radio
and heater. This car exceptionally clean.
$1,295.
Chrysler, 1910, New Yorker. sedan,
very, clean. good tires, Al mechanical
cond.. radio, heater and overdrive. This
sale at S1,100.
Chrysler, 1910, 4-door sedan. very clean,
good rubber, with heater. Priced to
sell at $3.50.
Ford, 1899, coupe, standard, new tires.
Al mechanical cond. Good buy at $575.
recond.. rings, % inserts Inserts and % main % bearinss: s:
new front end. Car is guaranteed in AL
cond Will paint to suit the buyer. S925.
Al these cars can be financed. KOLB
corner Piney Branch and Old Bladensburg
rds Silver Spring, Md. Open 8 am.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

food specialist DR.. swenson.
on the staff of the Stanford Re
search Institute at Stanford Uni
Evening star., 1947-03-02
SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

1885 st. NV. MA. 1868
nE to B.C.S. and MICS. degrees Review courses
Prepare now for Advancement in private or
uture security. Also special courses in Advertis-
and Televisien, Drafting. Public
ses. For further Information, write or phone.
lor veterans Training. ENROLL NOW.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
EDUCATIONAL.

Goulourn, Australia, prison long
termers will have radio sets in cells
Evening star., 1947-03-02
SiraYer College Of Aecouniancy

Homer Building, 18th and F Sts. NA. 1748
o FAN term classes. September Is and 23,
Of courses: 2-year day course, Business Ad-
r. b. c. s. degree conferred; 3-year evening
year graduate course, M. C. s. degree con-
ns. Visitors welcome. Call for information,
en daily and evening" except Saturday.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
.CC0UNTANCY

Apply in advance for admission {
day and evening sessions. Choice
ministration with Accounting majo
course, b. C.. 8. decree conferred;
Approved courses for G.I. VeteraI
guidance or registration. Once on
Evening star., 1947-03-02

versity under the direction Of DR.
william F. Talbot.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
BENJAMIN Franklin University

11O0 18th st: NV. RE. 1892
aI1an1 nrd%sd positions furnishes basis for
). r. A.. examinations. One-year post graduate
ice curriculum Coeductionai. Ask for 4Oth Year
epted for Fall Glasses.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

so others to select from Many have
radios and heaters. No trades NECESSARY
terms If desired. ATLAS MOTORS, INC.
the Home Of BARGAINS, SO4 Bladensburs
rd. n.e.. mr.. 18th and H. Open SATURDAYS
and Sundays It'll pm -3
Evening star., 1947-03-02

feet motor. r, and h.; s1,150. OR. 3o5s:, =
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PIissa RPIHs Huo a se sHIE sIss 1898 R. ave. Me-
Ap; s344: open until PIP PIP oor
HUDSON le47 super g: 500 miles; ~ sl ssS5 SS5.
sedan: ST ,ea5. sH. 6sss.
HIS car IS ShS IN ne%eaG eondtien and has
been driven very little Equipped with
Hudson. Weather;,Masser heater; GgsTan;
NV. Ma. 7o77. .
HUDSON 1912 Commodore sedan: radio,
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.1es 5e esaso1 ssoe es tsp %D
fftS H11seS SS0I aas7 81 IsrrapIsSe ezra a.door sedan,
new scylsnsep cGmmodeFs snsH de
automatic Clutch and gear shift. radio.
heater, special 6-ply tires. Private owner ;,
VII aeespt sss6 $4,000 or best oner below can
HUDsoN 1889 s-cyl. 4-dr: good condition,
recent repairs include new valve lob new new
new fuel pump; $500 or best Offer under
must be solo this week. sH $685. ID
HUDSON 1912 Super 2-door sedan: with
radio and heater: having only $1,000
miles; to be sold By original owner; 81, 800
or best offer below. Call Monday, NO
$500, from 3 to 8.
HUDSON 1910 Country Club 4-dr sedan;
Al mechanical cond.. extra clean Through.
out, new paint Job. good tires: Just passed
D. c. inspection pvt. owner; $50, Is
down, balance finarced. FA. 2t6D-W. .
JEEP, 1912. one of the best in the city
like new throughout. S645 or S225 down
balance monthly. r. l. MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne.
JEEP, civilian model; power takeoff; prac-
tically new: ST. 400 or best offer under
Can be seen any time at WILLYS OF
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JEEP, ane condition: completely over
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3S26. --3
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FIR. o122 from 9-6 except Sat. UP to IL
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1000 miles; highest bid under $1,000. RE
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Evening star., 1947-03-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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motor Just overhauled; this car must be
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must sell; $700 or best offer unde-. AT,
fPLYMoUTH I946 station wagon, sale or
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terror; good tires and mechanical condi-
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Evening star., 1947-03-02

PLYMOUTH 1888 business coupe: passed
inspection Last h5e week; drive away $500
PLYMOUTH 1e41 convertible club coupe:
81 lbs. ia 1921, MRS. KING. -
PLYMoUTH sedan. 1888, good condition;
PLYMOUTH 1941 de luxe station wagon:
new paint snd tires; 81 ,655. 81. 7o2s. .
Dodge motor: mos: old; excel; mech.
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PONTIAC 1885 4-dr. sedan: heater. new
MOTORS. Packard, sH. 5000. 92s Phila-
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4. underseat h., seat covers, prac. new
81 20; consider trade. RA. 92sl.
PONTIAC 1941 taXicab with PUG; r and
h.; very, good cond.; passed inspection last
wk:: price, S700. AT. 0858. ..
PONTIAC late 1941 4-door sedan: excel
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$1,000. Phone MRS. RUIZ, Fairfax SO.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
TANCY

Beginning and advanced courses Leaf
preparing for C.P.A. examinations.
Government positions, and for your
Ing Art. Business English, Radio
Speaking, Spanish, etc. Evening cl,
Catalogue upon request. Approved
Evening star., 1947-03-02
ACCOUNTANTS

Two.yeAr day or three-year even
apeciflc training for accounting
advancement to executive posts
and taxation prepares for
course leads to M. C. 8 degree.
Book. Applications now being nc
Evening star., 1947-02-11
kempner Given New
Nuremberg Trials Post

DR.. Robert M. w. Kempner has
been appointed director Of the min
isterial division of the Nuremberg
war crimes prosecution by Brig. Gen
Telford Taylor, United States CHIEF
of counsel, it was announced yester-
day.
DR.. Kempner, who had been repre-
senting Gen. Taylor here, is on his
way to Nuremberg for the first
ministerial trials, which are sched-
uled to start in two weeks, 1t was
said.
DR.. Kempner, former official in
the Germany Ministry of the In
terror until Hitler came into power
previously had served for Is months
as staff prosecutor and chief OF
research and investigation for
Justice Robert H. Jackson, American
chief prosecutor.
In his new assignment. DIR. Kemp
ner said he will direct the prosecu-
ton of such former Nazi officials as
Franz Schlegelberger, secretary OF
justice, who is charged with draft
ing legislation providing for the
sterilization Of all half-Jews In
Europe, and Otto Dietrich, deputy
to Propaganda Minister Goebbels
The former German official fled
Germany when Hitler came tc
power and became United States
citizen and a research associate al
the University of Pennsylvania
During the war crimes trial, DR.
Kempner presented the case against
former Reich Minister Wilhelm
Frick to the international Military
Tribunal, which sentenced Prick te
death.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Movie Bif Player
Murdered by Sadisf
~ The As,oeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11.-Still
stymied in their investigation oi
the BLACK Dahlia" mutilation muir
der, police confessed today they were
at sea again In an inquiry into the
city's second sadistic murder In
less than q month--the trannpling
to death of former movie bit
player.
Ending hours of questioning,
officers booked Frank French. II,
discharged Marine sergeant, on
suspicion Of murder, but Detective
Gene Bechtel Of The police homicide
detail said:
"His story stands up very well. .
French's estranged wife, Jeanne,
40, known in films as Jeanne AK
ford Thomas, was found her body
bludgeoned and covered with heel
marks on a lonely West Los Angeles
hilltop yesterday.
Mr.. Bechtel said French told him
his wife came TO his boarding house
late Sunday night, asked him to go
out with her, but he refused and
went to bed.
French said they parted about
a week ago, agreeing to live apart
for six months" the detective said.
There was q possible connection
between her death and that Of o.
year-old Elizabeth Short, the BLACK
Dahlia," police said. It lay in q
message scrawled in lipstick on Mrs
French's chest, signed graphically
f"B. D."-the initials of BLACK
5Dahlia,n p
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Divers Seek I Marines
Missing in Test Landing
By the Associated Press

OCEANSIDE. Calf, Feb. H.
Marine Corps officials, aidedby Navy
divers, today continued search for
the bodies of seven Camp Pel1dletor
Marines believed trapped fffside
three amphibious tractors which
capsized and sank in the surf dur
ing a practice landing operation
near here yesterday.
The three tractors, operating In q
formation of nine, sank about $50
yards off shore near the mouth OF
the Santa Marguerite Riyer.
Names of the seven victims have
not been released. -
Thirteen other Marines jumped
into the water as the tractors over
turned. Five swan ashore, while
the other eight were taken aboard
tractors maneuvering nearby.
Maj. Hal Conner, public informa-
ton officer at Camp Pendleton, said
all the Marines had lifebelts and
that other safety precautions had
,)een taken.
Evening star., 1947-02-11
Judge R. n. Pollard
Will Retire Shortly
Nv the Assoeiuted pssss


RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l1.-Judge
Robert N. Pollard, 66, today an
nounced he will retire from the
United States District Court for. the
Eastern District Of Virginia.
He steps down after II years Of
service as senior judge of the East
ern District, where he has presided
over the Richmond and Alexandria
divisions of the court.
Judge Pollard now has under ad-
visement a motion by James E.
Durant seeking to quash a subpoena
for his appearance as a witness at
the court martial of his brother,
Col. w. Durant, in the 81 SOC. 900
Hesse jewel case. The motion was
argued in Alexandra Friday.
The judge set no specific date for
his retirement but associates said
it probably would be in about three
months.
The jurist's physician has advised
him, friends said, to give up the
heavy volume of work now before
the court.
With Judge Pollard's retirement,
Judge Sterling Hutcheson OF Nor
folk, will become senior judge for
the Eastern District. Judge Hutche-
son now presides over the Norfolk
and Newport News divisions OF the
court.
Among those mentioned as candi-
dates to succeed Judge Pollard are
Harry w. Holt Of Norfolk, now
United States district attorney, and
Albert v. Bryan Of Alexandria, at
torney and a member of the State
Board of Law Examiners.