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Evening star., 1947-12-29

government III
the north. High
officials in Ath-
ems no longer
conceal the fact
t h a t nothing
short OF armed
Intervention by
Greece's friends
in the United
Nations, a n d
particularly the
United States,
can save the sit
uation from now
on.
The Gree K
Evening star., 1947-12-29

Mr.. wallace
is not likely to
a c h lie e what
Aaron Burr ac-
complished l n
the three = cor
nered campaign
of 1900 when
Burr, the NAV
erick candidate,
t | e d Jefferson
and threw the
ell c t ion into
Congress, with
t he F'ederalists
{ conservatives }
eventually sup
Evening star., 1947-12-29
Seoweed Makes Boards

Houses made OF seaweed are en-
visioned by Charles Wells, former
Viennese architect now practicing In
Melbourne, Australia. Mixed with
cement and compressed fly-ash (res-
idue from furnaces) seaweed excels
woodwool As 4 basis for building
board, he claims.
Evening star., 1947-12-29

brated IN ChlCa-
go Tuesday with
Associate JUS
tice William o.
Douglas Of the
Supreme Court
as the principal
speaker.
The fortuitous
conjunction of
the Henry Wal
lace-third party
threat with the
appearance OF
Justice Douglas
as an eloquent
spokesman + or
tho liberal callSa
Evening star., 1947-12-29

q 7 o p p Z q d II
atomic bonn b ,
/ n s t e a d Of
S a n ia Claus,
down the CHM
ney.
George is ly-
ing down with
a h e a d a c h e
from where one
of the children
hit him ov er
the head with a
nuclear = hssion
pistol: the cook
Is in the kitchen
sulking because
Evening star., 1947-12-29
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Evening star., 1947-12-29
Bv Constantine BroWn

The Greek government is await
ing anxiously the official American
reaction to the formation OF the
Moscow sponsored democratic"
Evening star., 1947-12-29
Oracle Aliens
Comments

Well, the Christmas season is
moving into the New Year, and I
think the house would have looked
a little tidier II someone had
Evening star., 1947-12-29
Br Doris FIeeson

The centenary Of John Peter Alt
geld who fought for human rights
and civil liberties in the heyday Of
American plutocracy will be cele-
Evening star., 1947-12-29
Bv Dorothy Thompson

Assuming that today Henry Wal
lace announces his candidacy tor
the presidency on a third party
ticket. the results can be manifold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
'lS0-Legal

az the Courthouse door of New H.ro--ox
Sounty' offer for sale and sell at n,,h1;c
SAFE TO the last and highest bidder for
cash \subject to confirmation nv ~
Court the following described nronsrtr
1ylng and being in the City of Wilmins.
ton, N. c.; -N
6esinnlng at the point Of Intersection
OF the Western line of Thirteenth
S.reet with the Southern line of Orange
street; and running thence from said
beginning Southwardly along the
western line of Thirteenth Street az
reef; thence Westwardly and nara,leI
win Orange Street 165 feet: thence
NorthWardly and parallel with mir
teehth Street 80 feet to the Southern
me OF Orange Street: thence East
Wafdly along the Southern line a,
orange Street 155 feet to the point ri
eglnnln the same being part Of
Lot IN Block 1877 according to the
official plan of the City of Wiimineton
North Carolina.
Ihls is a resale of the above descr;h-
ed property, a previous sale having heen
held on the 18th day of February 1e17
ana an increased bid having been duly
1lied within the time allowed by law.
5loolng Will start at $685.. 25, which is
the amount of the increased bid.
The successful bidder will be required
TO deposit 1870 of his bid with the Com
missioner. ~
Dated and posted this the 18th dav Of
February, 1947.
CLAYTON c. HOLMES
Commissioner
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
TEN APPLICANTS
FOR NAVY UNDERGO
PHYSICAL EXAM 5

Ten applicants for enlistment
in the navy have been sent to
Raleigh this week to undergo
final physical examinations as a
prerequisite to service, the
Wilmington recruiter S said
yesterday.
They are as follows:
Leanis Evans, Laurinburg; L.
J. McCauley, Wagram; Hugh
D. Mercer, Bolivia; Thomas H.
Wolfe, Leland: David G. Martin,
Wilmington, all for re-enlistment;
and John M. Guy. Jr., Burgaw;
Leon B. Crowley, Elizabethtown;
Joe Horvath, Burgaw; j.. S.
Page, Elizabethtown; and Earl
Woods, Laurinburg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12

Having qualified as Administrative
c. t. a., d. b. H., Of the Estate Of Dan D,
George, late of New Hanover County
North Carolina, this is to notify ali
persons having claims against the Estate
of the said deceased to exhibit them to
the undersigned, care Post Office Boz
No. POT, Wilmington. North Carolina, or
or before the 26th day of February, 1913
or this notice will be pleaded in bar o.
recovery.
AL persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 25th day of February. 1947.
CORA G. WAGOMON,
Administrative, c. t. a., d. b. n,
OF the Estate Of Dan D. George,
Deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NOTICE SERVING SUMMONS
DIV nI1RI IN mun

NOAAIE SERVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
NEW HANOVER COUNTY
MABEL v. BORNEMANN
VS..
MARY ELIZABETH LOFTS AND HUS-
BAND, LEONARD A. LOFTS, LOUIS
B.. BORNEMANN, JR., AND WIFE,
KATHERINE BALFOUR BORNEMANN,
HENRY D. BORNEMANN. DOROTHY
SUE PLATT AND HUSBAND. P. B.
PLATT. DORIS PICKARD AND HUS-
BAND, DIR. H. M. P1CKARD, MAR
GARET PICKARD AND HUSBAND, J.
C. PICKARD, JANICE CELESTE PICK
ARD, MARGARET LOIS PICKARD, and
all persons in esse or not in esse, who
have or might claim any interest in and
to the lands and premises devised in
the last Will and Testament of Christian
H. Bornemann, deceased
THE DEFENDANTS, Mary Elizabeth
Lofts, Leonard A. Lofts, Louis B..
Bornemann, Jr.. and Katherine Balfour
Bornemann will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been COM
menced in the Superior Court of New
Hanover County. to sell, at public sale,
the real estate described in the Com
plant, in which the said defendants
have a contingent remainder. and to
pay over to the plaintiff, from the pro-
ceeds of said sale, in cash, the amount
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
180-Legal

represented by her life estate in said
premises. And the said defendants will
further take notice that they are re-
CURED to appear at the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court of saie County
in the Court House in Wilmir gton, N.
c., within 80 days after the 2ath day OF
March, 1947, and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action or the plain
tiff will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded.
This the 26th day of February. 1947.
A. L.. MEYLAND
Clerk of Superior Court.
By: LOIS J. WARD
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
Clerk of Superior Court
New Hanover County

Having qualified as Administrative OF
the Estate of the late T.. W. Callihan,
deceased, of the State of North Caro-
lima, County of New Hanover, This is
TO notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned, Post Office Box 996, Will
mington. North Carolina, on or before
the IL day of February, A. D.. 1913, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar OF
their recovery. All persons indebted to
the estate viii please make immediate
payment.
This IL day of February, 1s47.
MYRTLE C. BOEHM
Administrative of the Estate of
T. W. CALLAHAN, deceased.
DWIGHT MCEWEN,
Attorney
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12

NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
MARY K. HARBlNSON
VS.:
NJ. DURWOOD HARBINsoN
The defendant, M. Durwood Hardin.
son, will take notice that an action en-.
titled as above has been commenced ir
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County to obtain by the plant if an alb
solute divorce from the defendant upor
the ground that the plaintiff and defen-
cant have lived separate and apart fol
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
1sO-Legal
-NIsSIONER'S RESALE OF REAL
CVN' ESTATE
FOR SALE
For Off-Site Use Only
sTRPLUS GOVERNMENT BUILDINCS Ann r,xr,,r,.
B~LUETHENTHAL FIELD
WILMINGTON. NORTH CAROrrN.

The following Loving buildings fI dgss and fixtures, exclusive of personal property.
se now available to- disposal to priority holders under the Snrn1y
Property Act Of 1914, as amended, and War Assets Administration Reeua
hon and to certlfers under the Veterans Emergency Housing
Program, and to non-priorty holders for removal OFF Ste lice N &C.,
Buildings VIII b e SOLD with whatever permanent fixtures are located
therein. These may include plumbing, heating, electrical and refrigera-
tor systems, consisting OF such items a toilet fixtures, Soil pipe. water
ne boilers radiators. and connection pipe, walkin refrigerstor. ~.
tGTcd fixtures and wiring, etc. eS-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12

more than two years next preceding the
commencement of this action. And the
defendant will further take notice that
ne is required to appear before the
clerk OF the Superior Court O: New Han
over County on or before the Goth dav
OF April, l947, and answer or otherwise
plead to the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the rellef demanded in said complaint.
This the 4th day of March.
A. L. MEYLAND,
Clerk of Superior Court
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-12
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE TO

oy' iOIo d. TAItII
Asst. Clerk Superior Court.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Hollywood:
Danny Kaye Says
No" to Fancy
Guarantee
BY sheiioh Graham

Danny Kaye turned down .
500, 900 guarantee against Is pei
cent OF the profits to sign a new
flye-year contract with Sam Gold
wyn. Danny wants to be free to
produce pictures on his own. And
you can look for him to sign .
deal with Enterprise.
Rita Hayworth has date with
David Niven in London on July q
That's when they both arrive In
Britain-Rit arriving from Nurem-
berg where she has q July 4 date
to entertain GIs. David will be
leaving this country somewhere
around the first or second Of July
This is a. romance to watch.
Maren O'Hara's next picture,
"Out OF All Time" will be made
entirely in England at RKO stu
dios there. The rest Of the cast
will be British. Maureen says In
that case she'll settle for James
Mason. Mason is making his next
picture in Canada.
Jimmy Cagney and his sister
Jeanne will co-star again in jim
my's next movie. "a Stray Lamb.
Jimmy offered Jeanne the lead In
this 18 months ago. She said then
Evening star., 1947-05-20

sue, 90 help her. She says she feeli
fine. And she certainly looks Il.
Ray lEilland has set up headquar-
ters in Claridge's Hotel Id London
And this hotel looks like ! BIT oi
Hollywood with PauIette Goddard
Burgess Meredith and Constance
Collier all quartered there
Robert CUMMINGS IS tn dutch with
Agnes Moorehead because he
dropped her again last week when
he was carrying her out of the fire
scene In The Lost Moment" Poor
Robert. he really Is tired. n
Janet Blair Is trying to get per-
mission from Columbia to 90 to
Broadway this fall to star IA an
operetta written by her husband
Gene Aaatry tells me that he has
Evening star., 1947-05-20

she vss not ready. She IS now
/ And Nzteh her snloke II Hollywood
from now on. s.8
Linda DarnelI changed her mind
lat the last minute and new ia
Paris instead of going BY boat.
Some one told her that she'd get
|seasick on water. And after her
recent nausea caused BY dieting
pills, Linda wouldn't chance It.
She's been told by her studio to
do everything In Europe on . quiet
scale, because OF poverty and hum
ger there. Rex Harrison is burn-
ing about an interview in which he
is supposed to have stated that
America was q woman,s country
and England was q mans. ] don't
know why he should be 50 sore, be-
cause frankly 1t Is much more fun
being woman In America than
in England. That's one Of the rea-
sons / left England.
Laraine Day and Leo have
planned to retie that knot on
January q In California.
Tyrone Power has postporDd the
operation on his eye until after
he completes Nightmare Alley"
Walter Pidgeon has laryngitis
and Deborah Kerr Is having wisdom
tooth trouble. Until they both re-
cover, "If Winter Comes" will not
come for q SPELL
John Payne fllming because his
beautiful new car was forced OF the
highway-and turned over when he
had to avoid q truck. John Was
lucky to escape without scratch.
y
Judy Garland says that II anyone
else says she is sick again-sheH Il
Evening star., 1947-05-20

Just spent 10000 for : Completely
new cowboy wardrobe. He paid
more than 500 each Tor his en-.
broidered shirts, and 1 pair o. boots
cost $40. I'm glad I'm gal from
the city.
David Selznick told Louis Jourdan
and Valli that they were great ID
The PaYadine Case. 80 they Are
now looking for big mansion apiece
to buy In Beverly. They're here to
stay.
tReleased BY the North American Newspaper
AtiiaHce. ssgss5s Il
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Where and When
Current Theoter Attraction:
and Time Of Showing
VHu sfHS ' S"
Stage.

stage.
National-"Love for Love; $3.50
pm.
Ambassador Suddenly It's
Spring: 1:25, $3.50, $50. 7:35 and
e:45 pm.
Capitol-''The Imperfect Lady;
10:45 am. 1:35, 4:25. 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1926, 3:25, Sis and
eos pm.
Coiumbia-"Ramrod'; 11:25 am,
1870, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and Gas pm.
Earle - Suddenly It's Spring"
11:35 am, 1:40. 3:45, $50, 7:55 and
10 pm.
Hippodrome-"Brie Encounter;
AIS. 4:o5, 5:55, 7:45 and s:35 pm.
Keith's-'The Egg and T.: 11:l5
am, 1::2o, 3:25, $50, 7;35 and s:4o
pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan-"It Happened on
Fifth Avenue: 11:05 am, 1:10, BIS,
5:25, 7::35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"The Late George Apley":;
1o:55 am, los, $40. $40, 7:25 and
s:3s pm.
Pix-"Prisoner of Zenda"; $50,
6:45 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts,
Continuous from 1918 am.
Evening star., 1947-05-20

agent paragraph is excepted from
a sketch of Jennifer Jones in con-
nection with her appearance in
Duel In the Sum-" 1t reads:
Miss Jones attended Monte Cas-
sino Junior college, convent school
which undoubtedly gave her valu-
able background for her role In
Song of Bernadette' which won
her an Academy Award"
What 1t does not say, of course
is what gave her the background
for her Duel in the Sun" role, for
which she did not win an Academy
Award.
One cannot expect everything, to
be sure, even from esssagent.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
Non-Local Writers Grab Gold
On Movie Literary Jobs
By Joy cormody

Hoywood production saggng a the moment something IKE
that 80 cent OF the
comnitys writers working working
on studio projects kind that regular envelopes
An item in the indicates that nonworkng
rters NAV possibly and other
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Miss Elise Dunlop scurried away. There
was blank piece of paper in the typewriter.
Trant started idly to tap out: The quick
b1oto's fox jumps orer the lazy dog. Hearing
Miss Dunlop's return, he quickly pulled out
the sheet and stuffed it in his pocket.
HIS is Lucy" said Miss Dunlop, intro
ducing blatantly attractive girl with long,
overexposed legs below brief maids uni
form. Lucy grinned at Trant and sat down,
crossing her legs. The secretary withdrew.
Lucy burst out: Its me that -
lust moment, Lucy When did you tidy
the living room last?''
The living room? Just before the corpse
that is, MIR. Wagrove, showed up
You haven't tidied since?'
What d'you think am? Hiding evil
dence -
What l think you are has nothing to do
with the case. Now, Lucy. give"
Lucy gave - enthusiastically Around a
quarter of six, she'd answered the front door
buzzer Mr.. Walgrove was there, asking for
Miss Killian. No, Lucy didn't know him.
She'd only been here few weeks. She had
him wait in the hall and announced his
arrival to Miss Kilian and Mr.. Prentice in
the bedroom.
The bedroom, Lucy?" he queried
Evening star., 1947-05-11

desk. She was somewhere in the thirties,
small, with pinched. ladylike look around
the nose. Trant grinned at her. "I'd like to see
the maid, please, Miss Dunlop" he said.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

because she's fallen in love with Mr.. prer,;c,
and finally wants a divorce?"
Her eyes fared. There's nothing like that
between Miss Killian and Mr.. Prentice
Sure?" Trant handed her the note he'd
found in Walgrove's wallet This mean any,
thing to you?''
She read it. The things it says about Miss
Killian and Mr.. Prentice are les
You don't know who the lady signing
herself L. is?''
Il know nothing about Mr.. Walgoyes
affairs, I'm sure
Irant handed her the photograph of the
toothy woman in the swimming suit. "Know
this lady? Lila something's"
Elise Dunlop studied the photoeraph
why, yes, I believe l do. It's Mrs. Lila
Rdell"
Who's she?"
"A woman in Boston Prominent sociallv
Wealthy, believe. A widow I'm from Bos-
ton. myself" She coughed mot that knew
her. We never moved in the same circles
But -"
ANY connection between her and Wal
grover"
Miss DUNLOP said tartly: Il presume 50
since you found the photograph in his pocket"
'Touche, Miss Dunlop
One of the men came in to say that Can
tain Dalton had arrived. Timothy grinned at
Miss Dunlop. This is it," he said. "The
Inspectors going to raise the roof when he
finds let Miss Killian and Mr.. Prentice co."
As he spoke, the phone rang. Trant picked
up the receiver. A matronly voice said:
Il want to speak to Mr. Walgrove at once"
Who's calling, please?"
Mrs. Lila Ridell Mr.. Walgrove is sup
posed to pick me up here at the Pierre and
take me to eMedea'. He hasn't arrived. It's
most annoying. What on earth's the matter?"
Pm afraid" said Trant politely, "Mr.
Walgrove won't be able to make 'Medea,'
Mrs. Rldell. It's most unfortunate, but right
now he's not - feeling very we'll"
lRANT was right about Dalton He exploded
when he heard that Miss Killian and Mr..
Prentice were not there He was even angrier
when he examined all the evidence and per-
sonally interviewed Lucy and Elise Dunlop
you crazy, Trant, trying to get fancy on
this case? Straightest sailing l ever saw.
Miss killian wanted to marry this new young
actor. Called her husband to tell him he had
to get divorce He refused, threatened to
make a scandal about Prentice and held her
up for plenty of dough. Prentice got mad.
When Walgrove arrived, they quarreled.
Prentice got the gun Shot him."
"Yes?" queried Trant meekly.
"If you'd been as efficient as the dumbest
leg-man on the force. you'd have had Prem
tice arrested by now
Il would?" Trant let his eyes stray to the
neatly pumped cushions of the sofa and the
chairs. Il suppose you be going down to the
theater to arrest him right away"
That's exactly what I'm going to do"
There's perfect set of prints on the gun,
know that?"
-
Evening star., 1947-05-11

as fixing herself to 60 OUT
Miss Killian and Prentice had exchanged
hat Lucy called Significant" looks. Mr..
Prentice had said: "I1l take care of this,
Gay" Miss Killian had tried to argue, but
Mr. Prentice had hurried out to the hail.
Lucy had been sent back to the kitchen -
but not before she'd heard loud words
from the hall Curiosity made me pause"
said Lucy
In few minutes, sounds of struggle
had come from the library. Lucy tactfully
returned to the kitchen A short time later
she heard shot, and ran to the sound. She
reached the living room to find Miss Kill
han and MIR. Prentice bending over Mr..
Walgove and Miss kilian exclaining:
Hes dead"
Trant said: you've been shown the
gun?"
Lucy nodded. Its Miss Killians all
right. Keeps it in the drawer of her bed
table. Scared of burglars - She gave Trant
smile, luscious and knowing. ''One of
them did it, Lieutenant Either him or her
and -
Thank you, Lucy Now please call
Miss Dunlop" Lucy made reluctant exit.
Elise Dunlop came in and sat down with
the impersonal quietness of someone about
to take dictation. She had little new to
offer. From the office where she'd been
working on Miss Killian's autobiography,
she'd heard shot. She'd hurried to the
living room, and discovered Miss Killian.
Prentice and Lucy
Trant asked: Perhaps you'll explain
what Mr.. Walgrove was to Miss Killian
and why"
Elise Dunlop flushed Miss Killian
told you to tell all. Remember?' said Trant.
Il know l -. This is most embarrass-
lg. Mr.. Walgrove was Miss Killian's hus-
and"
Timothy blinked. But for years Miss
lillian has been VIGOROUSLY unmarried"
That was publicity This happened long
90. They've been separated for many years.
"Divorced?'
Miss killian does not approve of divorce
= on religious grounds"
Then ?"
He was not good man." Miss Dunlop
oked bitter. For years now, he has been
wing on Miss Killian. Never worked much.
lways knew Miss Killian was good for
,uch.''
And why was Miss killian always ready
- be touched?"
'fARTLY because she's loyal to people
hove been close to her. Partly because she
dn't want the unpleasant publicity Mr..
'algrove could make for her.
He came back today for another touch?"
mo. believe Miss KilGan sent for him"
Why"
She hesitated Miss Killian has not been
ell. Her heart. Her doctors advised her to
I'VE up acting. l believe she planned to tell
ir. Walgrove that there ID be big drop in her
lcome and she wouldn't be able -"
You're sure that's the reason, Miss Dun
Evening star., 1947-05-11

NSa oAAAS. ody "dS Ldl, Uut SuOOenl
She looked small and defeated, stretching he
hand out IN gesture instinctively theatrica
Ready now for the fngerpints?"
Trant moved through the inner door
into Miss Kllian's small, charming library.
1t was empty. but from the overturned
chairs and disarranged tables it was obvi-
GUS that it had recently been occupied with
some violence. Trant had already exam
med 1t. He went into the large living room
beyond, anticipating Captain Dalton's ex-
plosive disapproval when he learned that
the two chief suspects had been allowed
to leave.
lHE living room was crowded with Off
cials. Little Doc Sanders was stopped over
the body, which lay on the rug under the
mantel. One of the detectives brought
Trant fancy ostrich skin wallet, holding
it by one corner. Only thing on him,
Loot, except couple of handkerchiefs
small change"
In the dead mans wallet Trant found
identification papers showing him to be
Henry Walgrove, a commission agent from
Boston. Also two round-trip tickets to Bos-
ton dated that day, drivers license, $38
IN cash, two tickets for Gay Killian's
Mede0 performance that night, and snap
shot OF middle-aged, toothy woman in
swimming suit, inscribed Lila at Nara
eoasen. Most interesting of all was type
written note which read:
Darling, Darling: 1t looks as though
we'll get it at last - and plenty of it. Gay
sees this young Prentice every night. Night
and day, he is the one! And she doesn't
hide her infatuation from her friends, her
dresser, her maid, her secretary - anyone.
So hope on, hope ever and I'll soon be your
own IL"
Trant blinked. Why should a lady know
as L." enthusiastically report to the Bosto,
commission agent an affair between Gay an,
young Prentice? Particularly since Gay Xii
ian's reputation for almost ascetic ceGbac,
was nationally known
One OF the men was examining the murde
gun. He called: Hey, Loot, perfect set Q
prints here. Looks like this little killing
going to be cinch to crack"
1T does?" Trant was reflective. "We'v
got the killian and Prentice prints alread,
Better get the secretary and the maid
lRANr moved to the corpse. Henry Wal
grove didn't look as if he'd been a pleasan
person. He was huge and too we'll fed. Tran
could imagine him buying the right suits, tn
right hair tones, exuding specious jovialit
and not paying his bills.
Doc Sanders looked up sourly. Bullet er
tered just below the heart, Trant. Took a
upward course, probably piercing the hear
and coming out just below the left shoulder
From the powder marks, I'd say the shot wa
fired from distance of three or four feet"
Very interesting" said Trant.
What's interesting about it," snappe
Sanders. Just another bullet, another body.
Trant was glancing round the room. Ther
was something wrong about it. 1t was S
polite and orderly, in contrast to the disol