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Evening star., 1947-05-01
Flag Used for Greeting AIemon
Here Is Identical With ItuIy's

the parade route to welcome the
Mexican President are not the off,
cial flag of Mexico at all, but
merely the merchant marine flag of
Mexico, which happens to be identi-
cal with the official flag Of Italy.
Mexico and Italy are technically still
at war.
The Mexican flag is green, white
and red in vertical bands, and on
the white band is the famed eagle
of Mexico crushing a serpent in its
beak. The Mexican merchant ma
rine flag has the three bands with
no insignia. The italian flag is the
same since the removal of the royal
coat of arms.
State Department officials said
they had realized the inaccuracy of
the flags used here, but because
they were able to get the flags in
large quantity only a few days be-
fore the arrival of President Ale
man, there was no time to have the
insignia printed on them.
AS result, only few places like
the National Gallery of Art and the
Raleigh Hotel have the real thing.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
z Women Knocked Down
And Robbed of Purses

Two women were knocked down
and robbed in the street early to-
day.
Mrs. Anne Maddox, POLL Wyoming
avenue NV, War Department
employe, told police she was enter
ing the side door of her home at
1910 am. when she was thrown
to the ground and her pocketbook
was taken. 1t contained 81, keys
and other items. she said. She de-
scribed her assailant as 18 to 90
years old, colored, wearing a full
length raincoat and brown hat.
Pauline Nicholson, 20. of $50 F
street S.W., reported that while she
was walking in the 600 block on G
street S.W. about / am. a neatly
dressed man approached, knocked
her down and took her purse con-
tanning $4 The man. she told police
was colored, 90 or 80 years, wore a
dark suit ana a light tan sports
Jacket
Evening star., 1947-05-01
SALESkAEN.

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-We are ex-
panding our sales force and can use An
rights on several groups Of new houses.
a ana can get you started selling at once,
n yoy wan to maRs the real estate bust
ca MIR MENsH re. ss 1855. ae for 1Sa sppoint faE:
you are progressive. sner-
getic and really want to sen. why not
make aas.t,g good money for yeur efforts n In
per year is usual; earnings paid on sales;
tell Us about yourself. T. BOX 45S-D. star. tar
SALESMAN. to call on local trade to sell
as S eo s itsms fs you'd ID DFsfss s1p
formation: s. +. WOLFE { son, y
sALEsMEN-We want experienced sales
We are offering for % immediate % instaiistien. en.
furnish leads. Apply to Mr.. R. J. Smith,
PRo6Ucrs Pfsoesn co s1a 1sis Il MT s. Sat AMco
statesmen %. with cars; large corpora
tion opening branch in Washington: hard
leads; earnings in excess Of $1,000 per Il
year for right man; excellent chance for
advancement with rapidly expanding or
MR WATsoN pi assa foF appointment
sAIEsMEN@seH oompiets line of supplies
TO to hotels, @ Institutions, spts.. realtors, etc.
and commission.. Personal interviews re-
statesmen to call on restaurants for con-
MR. ao sooe Tsuss
ssAIEsiMEN sa tor xIsek I ends only-ws.hins-
ment. with miles Of beautiful wide, white
to offer Of all. Plenty Of sales TO Be- made.
AcKEkMAR essfa 'o IL Bsar ass sds ssxs ss pE
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Excei. money
opportunity for man with sales ability and
to woYk; exper. preferred bNt
not required; must have car Call Smotrick,
COMMONWEALTH REALTY, 26O6 Wilson
blvd, OW. $500: OK. 2341. -4
statesmen Old-established reputable
company is expanding and opening q
branch ONCE. We are in need OF men
who will be able to handle men and sell
themselves with very high over-rite. These
2 positions will be held open on COM
petttive basis for a very short period Of
time. Don't come in unless you are will
ing, to work. Call at 3461 14th st. NV,
2nd floor. between Q and IL only. "a
SALESMAN--Pleasant outside work; sal.
ary and comm; car unnecessary; expert
enced canvassers preferred: good opportu-
nifty to make big money. See Mr.. Kane.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th st.
with cars, for Guardian serv-
ice waterless cookwsre; no canvassing;
$50 per wk. and up. Call Ii. 94s5 for
appointment, ~
Evening star., 1947-05-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

CLERK-TYPIST. white, age 20-3b, perrna.
nsnt position, S-hr day, 5-day wk. Apply
COUPLE; wife excellent cook, husband
houseman: live in; 1st-class references re-
auired, DU. $3.50. Il
COUPLE, husband and wife, to live in,
private quarters; husbands duty, houseman
and chauffeur; wife's duty. cooking and
End floor work; pleasant surroundings,
small home, adults in family; splendid
salary: references required. WI. 5093. %
DANCING MISUNDERSTANDING Murray
Dance Studio needs young men and women
with dancing ability, personality, and am
blt1on to teach ballroom dancing, no teach
ing experience necessary: colleged trained
people between the ages Of % and 35 given
preference complete teachers training
course given between 9 pm. and 10 pm
Do not phone or write. Personal inter-
view only. Apply between and 10 pm.
AUTHUR MURRAY, 1101 Conn, ave. NV.
DIsHWAsHER, man or woman: good hours,
Va, DEEP SEA RESTAURANT, GL. 1867.
PIANO PLAYER, man or woman, colored;
must play sweet music and boogie woogie;
must be good, no amateurs: bring music
Hours, 8 pm: to am. Salary and tips.
Can earn 800 week Apply BENNY'S
TAVERN, 800 14th ST., NV q
TYP1ST, white only; steady employment,
5-day 40-hr. week with vacation. Apply
z Tp person; @ @lI21 5th st; NV. .
FkEE RENT. use OF farming land. COM
pensatlon; company to mother; share
house; immediate. Ex. 1926 or Me. 1898.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Valerie Lee Stephenson
Funeral Services Held

Funeral services for Valerie Lee
Stephenson, 14-month- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stephen
son, 4515 Yuma street NV, were
held at II o'clock this morning at
the home. She died Monday at Chill
dren's Hospital after an illness OF
several weeks.
The Rev. G. Randolph Mengers,
rector Of St. Columba's Episcopal
Church, off1ciated at the services,
Burial was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Surviving in addition to her par
ents are her maternal grandparents
Capt. and Mrs. A. w. Tietz, Round
Hill, Va, and her paternal grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Steph-
enSon, 3211 Central avenue NE
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Republican Confident
Senate Will Touqhen
Bill 10 Curb Unions
BY the Asseeioted Press

Elated over preliminary victory,
Republican leaders said today that
"toughening" amendments to the
Senate bill to curb unions and
strikes are as good as approved.
But they SHE'D away from a COM
mitment on whether the Senate
could override a possible veto by
President Truman. Opponents of
the bill, mainly Democrats, predict
a veto and claim it will be upheld
for lack of a two-thirds vote.
Senator Wherry of Nebraska, the
Republican whip, told reporters yes
terday's, smashing defeat of an eff
fort to send the bill back to commit
tee to be split into four measures
assured" final passage of the omni-
bus legislation, plus pending amend
ments sponsored by the Republicans.
The motion to recommit the bill,
offered by Senator Morse, Repub-
lican, OF Oregon, was defeated on
roll call vote, SO to IS.
vote Seen as indication.
Il think that's strong indication
of how the Senate will vote on the
amendments and final passage, -
Senator Wherry said.
Senator Taft, Republican, of
Ohio, chairman of the Republican
Policy Committee and of the Labor
Committee, agreed. He said he
thinks that five or six Democrats
who voted for Senator Morse's mo-
ton will switch over to support the
bill.
But I don't know whether we
will have as many Republicans with
us as we did in opposition to the
Morse proposal" Senator Taft COM
mented.
On the vote yesterday, 48 Repub-
licans and II Southern Democrats
voted against the four-bill motion.
Favoring it were 33 Democrats and
2 Republicans-Senator Morse and
Senator LANCER of Indiana.
Four Short Of Two Thirds.
The SO votes mustered against the
Morse motion were four short of the
two-thirds that would be necessary
to nullify veto with the same num-
her voting.
Senators Hatch, Democrat, of New
Mexico; Johnston, Democrat, of
South Carolina; Holland, Democrat,
Of Florida and Morse all predicted
a veto of omnibus legislation. And
they declared it would not be over
ridden. The House already has
passed an all-inclusive bill.
Both Senators Wherry and Taft
said they expect the Senate to vote
tomorrow on the first of four amend
ments Senator Taft wants written
into the Senate measure. This would
prohibit unions from coercing work
ers in their selection of union.
The Republican leaders agreed
that a final vote on the bill will not
come until next week,
Evening star., 1947-05-01
HELP WoMEN.

ACCOUNTANT S;.1 for well-establ!shed pub
eral ledger work: aged 3O-35: college
training and supervisory experience pre-
fsrred; permanent. Telephone DI. 1900.
ADvERTisNG LAYOUT ARTIST for large
department store; must have retail expe-
20%o discount on purchases Apply with
sS sas sko sh ST. sad asd
ALTEhATros II; OPERATORS, silk tni.hsr..
II Hasl LoH3 81 ApBy
ALTERATIoN LADY for 10 iss H isdiss d' ready
Mr.. singer. De. @ sssi = bss. 'is a:so and II. II.
ASSISTANT MANAGER in sportswear; sx.
eellsnt position for alert person. 8.
assisTaiNT Aats Il MasssASaER in millinery:
spiendid s opportunity. Apply 9. KLEINs.
A1TIT1RAcT1IEvyE Arr YOUNG LADIES t57 81 for
aerkns serkns IN saka1y dsDt sox & so0s good
BEAUTICIANs (2). qualified hair dressers:
sSP sasTy :, plus Sorp days
BEAUTiCIAN. must be expert styiist; TOP
salary HaaI sts1et. sRd s aoda BARRETT PARKER
saa sahvsfq gsts siaj4E If
SALON. SaiL & 54o1 oe Annapolis I'd, Decatur
ae1gntS, VA. $500. IL
BEAUTICIAN. all-around: salary and
commission; some evening work modern
shop. pleasant clientele. GE. o60O or
BEAtT1CIAN. experienced, ali around.
part time or full time, good salary and
SusINEss isisss AssIsTXNT for f's small, once: re-
nnement, willingness, accuracy and good
handwriting are. essential; experience,
speed, maturity Of mien and Catholic reii,
gton are desirable; $40 week to start.
benefits and vacation with pay; q perma.
nent. profitable and pleasant position with
a future for a serious and Capable WASH
inE.onisn. IN EIN 0st W5Its Boy Rox 22s-M Star. -5
nts and privileges; Apply IN person en-
ployment Office, third floor. THE HECHT
BEAUTY OPERATOR for our new air-con-
dittoned Clarendon salon: excellent salary
and commission: no license required Ap-
ply EMILE. 5000 Wilson blvd, or 1921
sszg ssz1S sssasrSE SFJ@s " ssss sgRsi ssz
BEAUTY oPERAToR. experienced: hour.
bEAgTY, SALON. $40 18th st. NV.
sEAuT2 rfp1 1oPERAroxs, .. experienced rood
salary and hours. LntiAs. 2s17 f4th
tcentinusd o Ns15 FssSy
Evening star., 1947-05-01
HELP MrN.

IAlL0RS for mems and women's altera-
raSns ns1asn5ss 6.sd.y; ao-hs VI Agpiy in person.
MSSR%aSspp spss ~ H gao e daily.
encsS a1NNG Gpps HESHANIG s5n sC,n .Ehise, sygsri
ssa i ss.sss e Dss
UPHoLsTERER. aii-around man. rood
uPHofsrERS. sss stk ss ss. n,R. nss sx ssss. q
aspIy aasIHs isssy fun 8 pss, tina ssss Is e
VENETIAN BLIND SALESMAN, .xe.Ile,.
opportunity for progressive blind salesman
WIZ WIZ executive ability to establish Himself
selected viii work on PROFIT sharing ds man ara
~rangsment ~ with view toward fun part
asssn,p ase pst IN Sns Arm Outline
dsssionn Box onsT sop opfps'isst ssan data
WAITEkS,. white. exper. in serving italian
g essr secd %osss. sss
Rfa6Raa eefai ssaf ISe IASss D. Fs saI.s
WAREHoUsEMAN with SUPERVISOR 'sr.
perience IN warehoustng Of furniture, buiid-
ns snf mfatgr,sts' st h plumbing and heatng equip
stock arrangement and co-ordtnste ths
activities OF several groups Of workers;
for nnsson ss.ss sss1ssllsns
experience. BOY 4ss-D. Star. .e' eaaeataon' s
MAICHMAkERS, 2. experienced. able to
esens a MoTEns asAss OF eons,oTnso aok Tood salary
ieSs ses " ssrs sdaWaRf dRasEsRsas
%iSDow s; vos TRtsERs sis Il sT for .xe,,,v. nj ln.
e TIN pSan. afsss ssoa SRs is able
WOOL tVs Lnl RI fsRESsERs-Excellent opportunity
as eondtEoss sL6G G9oa a1ssDN 1Essss saS TSss
1is Il n.lson aampden n.h hlans Bethesda; Nd Apply
WOOL PREssER, must be experienced ana
s snis to produce nrst-guality, work; steady
man maj nTsferred new wa noesan 7saa plant married
YOUNG Man for film examining; night.
Soski soa Ev. apply In person. RKo PICTURES.
]. YOUNG NAN Tor new and used turnisur. Hs
ss1rs aSlrsd must Is bs 4gslinr to do anyhinE
YOUNG MEN are needed by airlines. See
Gq TRAI e. Rapi saasF astrYetsn seHo Courses" CEN
LIFE INSURANCE - Liberal commissions
pius En guaranteed salary for sale and serv-
ICE OF weekly premium. monthly and
10 SOS per Wk. during first mas, ealn nos Ss
including ordinary commissions. Reply in
o1n1,, oTn handwriting. giving age, previous, EN-
pnmber Rnx at.at 5s stasSs saar and telephons
asTi WAIVED, Aef eEEaS-euTT a-ei T'aa GENTLEMAN, to
sraln . N, 70 sss9 5sssome store manager. Apply
LARGE X ssLT1aoRE Ta asGsfia Department. sys .ior.
wants assistant to buyer, draperies, cur
tatns. etc. permanent; splendid salary
S@6ate @ previous experience fully. Boz
YOU CAN SEE YOUR TOMORROW today
if you join a liye-wire organization Of go
insure your future now in one of the
finest fields of endeavor; experience not
essential but an auto is; earn while you
learn: liberal commissions and drawing
accounts as well as subsistence allowance
for vets. Apply sales manager for inter-
view. CHAPMAN REALTY CO., INC,
1925 14th ST. NV. Il
PART-TIME evening work, 9 to 10 pm,
dishwashtng and cleaning, SOC per hour.
NATIONAL DRUG, 1000 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Convention Dates Set

Two hundred and fifty members
of the Washington Supreme Forest
of Tall Cedars of Lebanon will at
tend the 45th annual convention OF
the organization at Atlantic City,
May 8 to IL, 1t was announced to-
day by Albert ]. Cove, grand tall
cedar of this area. More than 2,500
persons from 100 forests VIII attend
the convention,
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Court Soon 70 Start
Listing War Records
|0f Veterans on Trial

District Court expects to put in
use within the next6ew days special
forms to be filled out in the case of
any former service man or woman,
who is charged with a felony, with
a view to determining whether the
crime charged may be attributable
to war service. Merchant marine
Iseamen are TO be included in the
list.
The system is part Of the 'me-
chanics' of operation in line with
"a new court policy to investi-
gate veterans cases to determine
whether their service may have
had bearing on their behavior.
The Police Department is to be
provided with one set of forms to
be filled out in the cases of all vet
Grams charged with any felony.
Questions answered on this. form
will give general information about
the veteran Still more detailed in
formation-mostly of general ma
ture-then will be sought through
a form to be filled out at the Vet
erans' Administration, or branch of
military service, after the court has
received the earlier information
from police.
Injuries to Be Listed.
The form to be returned by the
Veterans Administration, in cases
where the veteran has a disability
claim, or otherwise from the branch
of military service in which he
served will list any injury received
by the veteran. It also will list
any disease suffered by him 'and
whether he suffered from any ab-
normal mental condition. Other
information will include the reason
for the veterans discharge.
This information is to be available
to both defense and prosecution, it
was said. More detailed informa-
ton, regarding medical records, etc.,
then may be obtained through de-
fense counsel, with the veterans
consent, or through special court
order,
kAOh tt1CthOuS CbuuICus
Meanwhile, it was learned that a
subcommittee set up as a result of
the new policy, advocated by Chief
Justice Bolitha j. Laws of District
Court, has been studying possible
means of rehabilitating veterans
who have neither been convicted of
crime nor declared insane but whose
criminal activities may be attributed
to war service
The subcommittee includes in its
membership officials of the Veterans
Administration and Department of
Justice. It was the consensus OF
the subcommittee that new legisla-
ton will be needed to provide for
the veterans rehabilitation where
they have neither been convicted
nor found of unsound mind, it was
stated by James E. Palmer, jr., an
attorney of the criminal division,
Department of Justice.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Mrs. Glover Heads Drive

Mrs. Charles c. Glover III, 5235
Massachusetts, avenue NV, has been
named District chairman of the
100000 building fund campaign of
Dana Hall School, Wellesley, Mass,
a preparatory school for girls.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

The haste of preparations in the
weeks preceding the arrival of Presi-
dent AlemaH caused an oversight
resulting in some red faces at the
State Department today.
The $50 Mexican flags strung along
Evening star., 1947-05-01
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

AUCdl AutCEtlScES
Three Lines (Minimum)
l time --------31c per line
2 times ------31c
3 to 6 times consec-
utively ------29c +"
2 times or longer
consecutively ----26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line------4 -45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising 25 miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
in time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad-
vertiSements be sure to make
la note of the cancellation num-
ber. This is important in case
your statement does not show a
credit for the cancellation.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments appear on Page AS.
If advertisement was prepaid,
retain cash register receipt,
which bears a serial number,
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement,
Evening star., 1947-05-01
LAMGsToM PHARMACY
z4oI Bennins Rd. NE.
Is a Star Want-Ad
Branch Agency
HELP MEN tceai. i

Other Branches convenient
.ly located throughout the
city for the acceptance of
Classified Advertising.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1947-05-01

CARPENTER, one who can do neat work
With plyyood az and masnnte. dJ1 Apply IA AMER-
NV. Please do not phone. Z
CARPENTERS, 18th and Eastern ave. NV,
blk west of Georgia ave. at District
line See superintendent on Job. II
CARPENTERS, expeA, for construction
work; steady work. Phone DU. sle3i
ewes. UN. 1869. %
over Is. for development: prevailing wages
and participation on profit: steady work.
State experience age and reference. Box
CASHIER CHECKER. over 81, for cocktail
lounge; hours. 8 pm. to 2 am: 81 hour.
Only experienced apply to Mr. Spiros be-
tween pm. and pm, 1924 Wisconsin
CHEF. white, with plenty of experience,
party. Hobart s5o4. 1boo tn St. NV.
cINDER BLOCK MAsoNs, nrst-class
CLERK for general offce WORK with whole
sale grocery house. Must be able to type.
Hours nogp;,do an to Ran a5.M days ssss week Per
CLERK, singie-entry bookkeeping, some
typing; installment business; good oppor-
tunity for advancement. BUTLER
FEDERAL 621 7th st. NV. .
CLERK-TYPIsT, s45; fast raises to good,
D. C. drivers permit. RA. 1852. Il
CLEkK-IYPIST. aggressive, willing work
sr; not over 3S; v1an gsrmanent .s1g smplqymsnt
324I Prospect ave. NV. -5
COLLECTORS, with cars, for established
routes in Alexandria and Arlington, hos
pitalization, health, accident and life:
selling ,eexpsrienss hs,paui but not essen sen
future for reliable men Apply s11 f1th
se nw~ Am. only. -3
Evening star., 1947-05-01
m< School and College ;1jiIll,x
zSS DIRECTORY -
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL
Sirayer CoIIeue Of Accounianry

Homer Building. 18th and SITS. MA. 1748
to Fall term classes, September s and %,
of courses: 2-year day course, Business Ad-
Or, b. C. s. degree conferred; 3-year evening
1-year graduate course, M. c. S. degree con-
IN.
ms. Visitors welcome. Call for information
pen daily and evenings except Saturday
Evening star., 1947-05-01

SERVICE. rear 1929 o st. NV. co. 05o3.
MEN WANTED for steady work and good
pay, as streetcar and bus operators; aver.
weekly earnings $50; no experience neces-
promotion plus pension system, paid vaca-
tion. free TRANSPORTATION. Apply in person
weekday mornings sso Monday through FIJI Fri
CAPITAL TRANSIT co, employment ONCE.
3ls2 st. Take TAKE Route on,s 10 Eosslya
ship Heights streetcar to door. " ii
counts in washington and Maryland sub
month mont to- to start With. Good H chance nee r for
increase. See MR.. MURRAY, 424 Bond
MEN, experienced: landscape or nursery
men; only experienced men need apply;
ref. req; Call J. H. BURTON WA. 1887
MEN to travel and demonstrate equip
ment; fine opportunity, good earnings.
MEN OF you are willing to work
We viii SHOW yoa ss soa can esrn from
$40 to $50 weekly. Give age and phoIse,
MEN M tio5,, to- 70 distribute handbills. 9so
MEssENsEk-ofP1cE \ sSs ri BOY, intelligent. age
MRS FISHER Ap s!eo; II
work from shop order and deliver hrished
job. In reply, state experience, whether
you are now working, salary desired
phone number, etc. Write P. Q. Box 3e4e.
NIGHT OFFICER, white, for apartment
and group Of houses, 8 pm to am, 8
health and references required. NO. s099.
NIGHT wATCHMAN. permanent job, large
housing deyelopment; midnight to am
Call MR. WEHRLI, CHI 5000. Apply 5000
n 4th st. Arlington, Va II
must have car. time and half for over
time. Apply SINCLAIR REFINING CO.,
1927 Blair I'd. nv. -
Evening star., 1947-05-01
AGNES MCCALL PARKER

men providing preparation for a business
W of various business functions, possible
aiesmanship-ofice. Approved for Veterans.
National Press Building
Evening star., 1947-05-01

Apply in advance for admission I
day and evening sessions. Choice
ministration with Accounting majo
ferred, includes c. p. A. preparation
Approved courses for G.I. Veteran
guidance or registration. Office op
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYs

Pan American arrived Friday afternoon with the following pas sengers: MT. and Mrs. D. John ston, Charles Shirley, Fart Hunt, Peter M. Peterson, Ed Seidenverg, A. Polet, Hyram Broils, Donald Conklin, Mrs. Schnebley, Guy Mish, Lucia Grant, MT. and Mrs. Harry Dobson, Joe Crabtree
 Departing were Neil Cecil, Keith Hedreen, Norman Knieppe, Stauffer Bishop, C. E. Morrison, Clarence Ober, Lewis Leonardo, Frank Fellows, F. Pagle, Hyram Broils and Donald Conklin.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-30
Jap War Crimes fsl Witness Commits Harakiri

GUAM, R-Navy Lieut.. Shi- pioshi Nakamura, prosecution witness in tke war crimes trial of l9 Japanese accused of causing the torture deaths of 10 American on Truk. committed harakiri with a razor late Saturday.
 Nakamura slashed his stomach and his throat in the witness sec ton of the marine stockade, to which he had been returned after a narrowing day of cross examin- ation before the scowling faces of the defendants.
 This morning Nakamura testi- fled against his former command CT, Capt. Hiroshi Iwanami, former commandant of the Truk hospital, saying Iwanami had given the or der for torture experiments on American prisoners of war.
 American officers said Nakamu- ra's loyalty to his former com mander probably drove him to suicide.
 Nakamura spent the morning under cross examination by de- fense counsel Martin E. Carlson, after describing in detail how the Tanks were killed with bacterial injections, dynamite blasts and the application of tourniquets-all as part of hospital experiments"