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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
Hail victory in
red probe fiosco

Observation-Disclosures stupendous sensations promised by
the House activities committee having
of the
Parnen Thomas MD suddenly adjourned hearings
Oct 80.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

JOB discrimination primarily religion
and national other
report of the presidents special committee civil rights points
out. Business the major offender.
labor responsible
cases.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

the home kitchen and carries
ready-nrade to the boat.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

5 Use more than half the dough to
line a heat-proof pudding bowl
Roll this one-eighth inch thick on
lightly Toured board. Fold dough
in half and place in bowl. Unfold
and fit loosely, allowing crust to
extend we'll over rim. Trim, leav-
ing one-half inch border.
Fill with meat and kidney mix
trre; add gravy and moisten edge
OF crust with cold water. Roll re-
naming dough one-eighth inch
thick. fold over in half and cut
several Sits to allow steam to
escape. Place folded crust over
half of filled bowl, then unfold and
adjust to cover. Trim off edge
around rim of pan. Fold lining
crust over top crust to seal and
press edges of crusts tightly to-
gether with Toured fork.
Cover top with parchment paper,
It tying securely with string under
s the bowls fiange. Place on trivet
It in kettle of boiling water two
: thirds way up the bowl. Boil at a
l. "slow gallop" for two hours.
Antipasto Balboa
4 caulifower
= 3 carrots
!, a stalks celery
s 2 green peppers
r. cucumber
y cup olive oil
l cup picked onions
o y dozen mushrooms, sliced
ID cup capers
!, bottle catsup
IS cup wine vinegar
l tablespoon Worcestershire
l bay leaf
2 teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper
llIlS dnCiOVy IHeLS
Into a deep saucepan place eau
lif1ower divided into f1owerettes;
add carrots and celery cut into
;. match sticks. Add peppers, seeded
n and cut into one-inch squares.
:. Seed cucumber, slice and add to
Y vegetable medley Pour on oil and
1 cook until the vegetables are ten
f der. Add picked onions. mush-
Y rooms, capers, catsup, vinegar,
= Worcestershire, bay leaf, salt and
Y pepper. Simmer at bubble for
r three minutes; add anchovy fiIlets
f with oil from tin. Remove from
r heat; allow to chill for IL hours
before serving.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Boiled Beefsteak and
Kidney Pudding
pound sliced beefsteak
8 lamb kidneys
2 large onions, sliced
quart boiling water
8 cloves
2 tablespoons parsley. chopped
tablespoon Worcestershire
y teaspoon vegetable bouquet
sauce
y teaspoon pepper
2 teaspoons salt
| dozen mushrooms
2 tablespoons butter
6 hard-cooked eggs
2 tablespoons cornstarch
2 tablespoons cold water
Wipe steak, trim away fat and
chop to use as drippings. Cut meat
into one-inch squares; split kidneys
lengthwise, remove tubes and fat
and soak in cold salted water one
half hour; then thinly slice. Rem
der fat in heavy kettle and saute
onion until golden; add steak and
brown. stirring constantly. Add
hot water and seasonings; cover
and simmer one hour, or until ten
der. Saute kidneys and mushrooms
in butter for 10 minutes, turning
frequently; add to meat. Cut hard
cooked eggs in halves, lengthwise,
and add to mixture. Thicken the
stock with cornstarch blended
with water to make a smooth
paste.
Pie Pastry
cups sifted -four
"a teaspoons salt
IS teaspoon mace
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 cups suet, ground
q cup cold water (about)
Mix and sift -four, salt and mace.
Add chopped parsley and cut in
shortening with pastry blender.
Add water in small amounts to dry
ingredients, stirring lightly with
fork and tossing aside pieces of
dough as they form. Use only
enough water to make the par
ticles hold together. Shape lightly
into ball. place in bowl and cover
tightly, or wrap the pieces of
dough in square of waxed paper
and press together.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES WANTEp TO BUY Cont

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we viii buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Free appraisals. MITCH
ing to buy homes in the following sections:
Am Uni: Park. Chevy Chase College Park
and and snns JOHN l MhER IL 5 5R sesfs5s ( BRo
souTHEAsT, OR II MD..Let US list your
n KEY faa co
lal1 Pa. ave. Sc. FR>6oeo or FIR. 1899.
WE HAVE MANY top clients for the pur-
chase of attractive homes, 2-3-4 bedrms
in Md. and D. c: When selling, please
Sa oes sas sss csosss %as.AseHSs s7s sSss
fI1Es; bikEtr FROM OWNER. 6 or rm. Ila house
in, in nice location, pay all cash. Call ia.
APARTMENT FOR HoME-we can assist
you in getting an apartment in exchange
for an exclusive listing on your Arlington
or D. c. home, providing your family con-
sists Of adults and no pets. Please write:
giving address and phone, and We will
contact you Immediately. Box 1897, Star.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
offerP THos. f. FARRELL CO.. oai realtors soH rs
SILVER sPRS aRaHaye St ave- esab aA o5s 55
ers in immediate need of 3 or 4 bedroom
homes in this area. Priced from S14 900
to Sg9,000; Owners only; no agents. Phone
q REaLToRs ' - 200 Sa, statesmen - Sell
Real1stings. More prospects mean quicker
sNSs es sGEb BkPR6oM sA fto aousE in Arin.ton in
exchange for apartment. Can pay cash.
Have arranged for seller to get lease, new
apartment. close-in Arlington. for two per
agents. Box 24S-Z, Star II
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

I FuLL VALUE FAST FOR tor D, g. l,9 homes g 9r
RIs, ast:: Ii; 1979, RE. 1000. 70
home, invest. prop. or farm or will buy
fsiR isff fDpFfisa s5f heases vi
CASH of Or your
or se, white Of colored Maryland or Vir-
sn sna AN6 GoX Nf fsopPkrYWs fR Fl i:5t RE VIM G pay
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
So 30 Iou rS Wan Want SPEEDY ACTION. List
will pay top price ENTERPRISE REALTY
Go la2s t.T Eye yo, 81 cxsn ET ToD.y 4H9 for
esass easss aRE RE sssSn ss .ss sa, W. 9nd ss %
ALL CASH and in hurry for any house
in any section, clients waiting. call till
81 s6Rr $3.50 s0s f5s1 i5sh st. sa1o5AE
WANTED, HOUSES IN ARLINGToN-Hun-
specs spec a around $1,000; " free '' apprsisals. pd %
prompt and constant att. until your prop.
is handled satisfactorily. COLLINS &
PRICE, 323o Wilson blvd, Arl.. GL. 1153,
60 60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results; List your prop
WILL PAY ALL CASH for or
bedroom house In D. c.. or nearby Mary
land. Owner only. HO. 1850 or Box 322-Y,
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
or Lnimproved land for sale; We have tht
clients. CAN Mr.. Boucher. DRURY REALTY
PEoMrT arrEs11oN rEs7 as 70 tn. LA ss.
your home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call r. A. HUM
PRIES. Realtor.. S0S North Capitol. Ma
CHARLES 3. GUM has clients waitins
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash
and nearby MARYLAND. lR- 1906.
oTed. any section. any condition. D. LIES
M. k3le.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeo.t.

WOODBRIDGE = DETACHED BRICK; 1st
fl. has lfv. rm., din: rm. and kit; End f.
has 8 bedrms. and bath: full bsmt., extra
raced lot; near schools. Shown by appoint
Realtor, 212b R. I. ave. ne. Ho. 5000.
RESTRICTED NE. LOCATION - Modern
row brick; only yrs. old 8 rms, tile bath.
2 lovely bedrms, mod. kit: Priced sI1,5oo.
esrsns da aIng5s Sssan or eek aE s4
fh RIVER IT TER. ' Ne E - Modern ode; brick, 8
tiled bath Dsdm ed aaS regr Oil hss
RIVER TERRACE N.E.SDesirable 5-rm.
brick, tile bath; mod Kit. with. Iefg.; at
s5ss 5 fEcs Rfss siss eo
e. ssss Sc poWk sSai ssss ssS 1stR PnR s and
Til 81 PM M GoLbsTEN Ten BROS. n f42s 81 {
viii w y The onss ss g s1s s%s ss
gas heat, rsfrigsrator; S11.5Oo, $500
asSs sSs or ci gS gSi 7Ge Pos AZ Rnn M c6
5-APr BRICK s on Rhode ode island ave: all
apis. apts. nicely furn;. automatic heat; s1s,5oo
MAYNoR Co. 2oo2 R. I. ave. ne. No.
$3.50, WITH 1000 DOWN and balance
tRns II ss tEass 95iIE cG1y pI dsss t.
VACANT. 1852 e st. n.e.-6 lovely rms,
modern kitchen and bath, new-house cond.
oBhNSoa 81 Rally Ml Co. Sfsss FL s1Fs h iogi @
1000 MASS. AVE, N.E.-BeinE sold to set
tie estate. Large modern home Of 9 rooms
and baths. daylight bsmt. with separate
entrance from street, 2-car garage. y Ex-
celient corner location for doctors and
dentists. Suitable for use as guesthouse
or apartments. Prompt possession. Cal
Mr: Barr, Ii. 411o. with MALCOLM. MA
WOODBRIDGE - Corner Cape Cod. det
brick home; center entrance. large Twins
room with open fireplace. tiled powder
room, on LIST a.: 2 bedrooms and bath or
2nd d.; oil heat; immed. poss, r.. q
puNNE, Ho. o700; eyes,. Mr.. Curling
Evening star., 1947-12-11

COLORED-BEAUTIFUL HOMES for sale
$3.50. DU. 1858. cLAREacE berry. Tk.
CoLoRED -s11. .5oo-A very good buy.
Near Golumbis I'd. and sherman ave. NV:
2oran 2ofamily dwelling, i've rooms and bath. rear
sepsrate Arcola h.-w:h. Down pps: payment. erao
81 * 800; % AD. 93s3; pE; 4s$s ewes; III
oil heat, rec. rm.; income property and
~ eaie5 ne6 sale. MIR. JENToNs' DU. os7s,
CoLoRED-17oo BLOCK NORTH CAPI-
TOL ST:-1st commercial: your opportu-
nifty nifty to buy; reasonable down payment: 2
utilities; bsmt., can easily be converted
into store or shop. Call MIR. JENTONs,
eoLokTb-oN1i eo %azD: IN aoss ssoo DOWN viii bu,
downtown location. Total price, $3,9N
COLORED-PRINCETO PI. N.w-Tap-
hsed fs1s RON Sr'k comDsts Sa sDse5su' s Fns Hts
in III / apt; and let rent from End apt
s m sas@Sass e fSsr sesSsh: Aa COTE
coEokEb&sssS coz laEb St aS DowNsoo blk Mort Morton
large rms. and bath Colonial front porch,
coal heat, large yards; Al condition;
priced to sell this week; act quickly. Call
CALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, INC. 1o12 l7th
CoLOREDEAII SECTIONS; houses to
suit your taste and pocketbook; low down
pm, RE. 1881, FIRST NATIONAL REAL
TY CORP, 905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881
CoLoRED-aa1s 1sth PL. N.w.-S29t
down, S55 per mo-. rms; row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with A
M. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV, MA. s036
COLORED-I.40-4e 5th ST. N.W.-Down.
town northwest; only $1,000 down; these
and make an excellent home plus income
purchase; separate gas and electric meters.
Call Mr. Holloman, RE. 7l04; eves., VI
1864 with ALLEN L. KAY.
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-No+heo.t.

OLORED-SEMIDETA BRICK, near
5th and Florida ave. n.e.-S rooms "a
bedrooms; fnclosed sleeping porch, tiled
bath. hot-water heat and real fireplace,
gas REFRIGERATOR and 2-car garage: kitchen
sink already in on End f.; easily con-
verted into two apartments. Price re-
TR. 2447,, with SHANNON d LUCHS CO.
coLoREDLoFF coIa 4 s.. OFF 18th IL fR AND EAST CAP
ITOL STS.-6-rm. Colonial brick, bath,
rec. rm., oil heat. excel. cond., screens,
storm windows, stove and refgr.: terms.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.. EX, 340O;
ewes, GE 5711
Evening star., 1947-12-11

NO CASH PAYMENT, rental terms, move
in at once; nearly new, i rm. all brick 2
story 3-bedrm. and tiled bath home, 10
Gated in Congress Heights near bus and
shopping center; $l35 monthly, includes
interest, principal. taxes, etc. Nothing else
to pay, no settlement fee, no renewals
Phone OWNER, OIL. 226S. -12
Evening star., 1947-12-11
SUBURBAN sALE-ylRsIhyA.

a-ch.: convenient south Arlington section;
S1O.500 each. J. LEE PRICE, 1909 q
Arlington Ridge rd., IVY 1879, IA. 1906
ARLINGTON FOREST - Immaculate g.
bedrm brick home: tiled bath, side
screened porch, lge. living rm.. family.
for breakfast table,, full basement with Y
bath; some additional features are party
finished rm. in basement, storm windowS
fence; ali conveniences very close.
ARLINGTON REALTY CO., 2204 Wilson
blvd. GIL. 1900 or OK. 4123 Open till
pm. daily. Ill
30, $50; lgs. liy-
ing rm., lge kitchen, Q bedrms. and bath,
screened porch overlooking deep, wooded
ARLINGTON REALTY CO, 22o4 wilson
blvd, GIL 1900 or OK. 1928. Open tn
I'm. daily III
(Cortinued On Next Psgsy
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

5-ROOM AND BATH BRICK. electricit
and hot-water heat; good S.w. location
THOMAS 2. BROWN, fl5 4th St sW Il!
Evening star., 1947-12-11
SUB. PROPERTY WANTED tMp.l

WANTED HOUSE with small acreage in
Prince Georges Co., not over 10 ni from
good hwy. leading to Bait. N. l. CARTER,
Jackson 1857. --lb
Evening star., 1947-12-11

G. FRED KELLEY Tor properties on hlgn
terraces PsfsortSes sgeseiahlS; hh6 down. b.drn H.
Woodmoor ~ s2,75o down: 3 bedrms.
stone front; 1st trust at ~.
Both these homes are in excel cond.
and good buys. WI. S646: ewes, GE.
90S4. -12
c. FRED KELLEY-chevy Chase, D. C
S20,500. Four bedrooms, GA baths, Gear
garage.
Chevy Chase. Md. - $21 $50, $4,000
cash. Three bedrooms and bath, den and
bath on 1st floor
Silver Spring area -. S1s,5Oo. New
rooms, Ia baths. WI. S646; evenings,
Oliver 1869 ii
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Detached CEN
ter-hall brick on corner lot. Large living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., kitchen and
"a bath on 1st f.: 3 bedrms., baths on
End; stairway to finished attic. side
heat; immaculate condition; possession
with title.
Mass ave, near Spring valley-Here is
one of the elite and imposing. Large cor
ner brick, custom built, designed for en-
durance. 1t is the kind you can enjoy
freedom from maintenance worries; rms,
by appointment.
Silver Spring, Md.-A group of 8 new
brick homes in = good section of Mont
gomery County, containing living room
with. fireplace. dining room, tnclosed porch,
powder room and modern kitchen; bed
rooms and colored tile bath on End floor;
full basement. recreation room and "a bath
gas heat. Reasonably priced and well
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 until pm
Evening star., 1947-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

ST. NV, near 18th st.-Fine
Groom and bath row brick house, front
rage. deep lot; $4,000 Call Mr.. Shackel-
ford. MA. 1900: ewes. and Sun 81. 660S.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
9Th AND R ST. N.W.-Excellent location
for Doctors home and office or conversion
into apt; 3-story and English basement a
garage; elevator; owner retiring, wants
p M, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. -12
429 10th ST. N.E.-Brick, apts., s
sa fa Rsp HENRY " oil wduaaB hGn
500 Mass. ave, ne. AT. s763. -.l2
Hospital, 9 rms. and bath: D. E. BARRY,
MMEDlAfE hE bD2aS frossEss1oSEovely fSs Hs 52YE
practically new detached brick, large lot;
finished oak floors; completely
hea STORM
and weather stripped This home consists
Of living room, full dining room and kitch;
baf f Ga Rifh shove9 t9ve Ds oor @
Excellent financing with 4Eo lst trust Of
$500 and $2,150 cash or $l,50o. cash ash
with balance on sren lenient SECOND trust; EGr
NC; 1875 z St. NY. Ma: 9I4l; IL "A,
CHEVY CHASE d cImmasulats as, semi mi
dining room, den, or sun room;
foor. bedrooms. Ia baths: 2 heated
sun rooms; oil h.-w.h.; nice hedge-in-
closed yard. This is a dandy home under
1924 Wis. ave, OR. 2326 It'll 8.
BRIGHTW0OD = Det.. owner leaving
Pssf ess RRArY as Cos Ex $685. 1885,
oGGas oPGN TODAY Al washinst0n,s best
rooming house area, 1890 st. NV: va
cant; huge 4-story brick; lady owner;
Thompson. with cox l. co. RE. 1893.
DI. 4254: ewes, CV. 1884. -12
r ST: NEAR 21st-Liv. rm., din. rm, kit;
s bedrms., 3 baths, 4 open porches; good
cond. vacant. LEATH & ASHLEY. INC,
Ma. 3096; ewes, FA. 1872. 81, 1897; IL
GEORGETOWN-S12,5 800: fine, substan-
tial brick house, well located: ideal for
restoring as very charming. town home
teT o5 HFh HN EYfs MT Audste m s1
M st. NV, MI. 0600. IA
Evening star., 1947-12-11

Ma. 6705. 5. Ia
Beautifully finished oak floors; completely
souipped kitchen: full basement with gas
;sists q living room. full dining room and
Fooms .nd ist sd s, Ss T S 4sy sSeR.r 0a
r. first H Trust Of S., 7oo and ss.i5o cash cash
or cash with on
ST. sxnE XsEsh 1Sc sl!n 1sss t.
HTrENTioN future home buyers; W.
are nov, offering variety Of s,bedrm.
brick b Colonial homes on in the silver Spring
ana
Of exceptional value; Terms as low as
$50 $500 aoyn Fer nt9rmation nn call Nj 4.
Ie0l Nis ave Ni'osin oE. 6i4s s.Nf 81. 4oSs E1es.
WHEATON,. MD.--Just listed, 5-rm. home.
all large rms, full basement, oil heat and
to everything. Priced to sci quickly. S12.-
sr9sd ssq 'sT%5 WoRTH1seToa esos REHLTY exea
s1s 'ssse eeosa e0 II daSD IN '
IN EVANSVILLE. MD. block Balti-
/ acre. out buildings, near an convent
IA. 7010. Ia
SUBURBAN COTTAGE; $500; located
in close-in area-This bungalow contains
Q bedrms and bath. living rm., dining
rm and Kitchen on first floor; stairs to un-
finished roomy attic; full basement, de,
kitchen; % Immediate possession. Cali for
further ipformation. EDWARD G. HoL-
VETERAN APPROVED-2-story and Cape
Cod brick houses. nov. nearing compile.
tion in Silver Spring: bungalows have
bedrms. and bath on nrst floor; End floor
roushed in for 2 additional rms. and bath;
2-story houses have living rm., dining rm.
and kitchen, with 8 bedrooms and bath up:
all have side porches. full Easements and
gas &C. heat: priced S12, 1850 to S13.700.
ss low as $3.50 down; balance ,nan e. 4. Z,
appointment. EDWARD C. HoLMEAD,
Rsaltor, sH; $500: . II
Cod bungalow, bedrms.. din. Tm:. lse.
kit. and bath, oil heat and full bsmt -
air-conditioned; near transp. and schools;
only $1,000 down: full price only $1,000
For further details. phone eHOCKEY h
MOoRHEAD, Realtors AID. oo21. Open
until O.. ia
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Michigan Go Proposes
Third Party Formation

DETROIT, june Is GAP, .A change
in national CIO policy to support
immediate formation of third
political party was urged yesterday
by the Michigan CIO Council as
the tonly effective means" of COM
batting antilabor legislation.
The recommendation was con-
tanned in a resolution adopted at
the ninth annual State CIO Council
convention, attended by 800 dele
gates representing approximately
TOO, 900 CIO members. The resolu-
ton called for a new party made
up of "all liberal, nontotalitarian,
American groups Z
Copies were forwarded to national
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Illinois Progressives
Back Wallace for B,
Hint af Third Party
BY ii. Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, June 18. The Illinois
chapter of the Progressive Citizens
of America yesterday urged Henry
Wallace to run for President in I948
and said also it may become neces-
sary to organize a third party =
DIR. John j.. De Boer, board chair
man of the Illinois PEA chapter.
said a statement supporting Mr..
Wallace was adopted at board
meeting June 9.
The statement said the dominant
leadership of both the Democratic
and the Republican Parties is not
progressive" and that citizens who
voted for President Roosevelt and
who now support Mr. Wallace may
have no choice in the 1948 election.
In that event, 1t may become
necessary to organize a third party,
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Sfassen Backers See
Dewey Forces Afraid
OF Wisconsin Test
spseioI Dispoteh TO The sior

MADISON, Wis, June 18.-Sup-
porters of former Gov. Harold E..
Stassen of Minnesota for the Re-
publican presidential nomination
today charged the group favorlng
Gov. Dewey of New York with being
afraid to face a test of strength IN
the Republican State Convention to
be held in Madison this week end.
Under plans made by Thomas E.
Coleman, Republican State chair
man. the 1000 delegates and alter
mates at the convention are to be
polled on presidential preference,
voting for first, second and third
choice.
State Senator Bernhard Gettle-
man and Arthur F. May, chief clerk
of the Assembly, two of the most
active Dewey workers in the State,
Yesterday issued statement in
which they advised the delegates
not to take part in the poll. They
said that such contest could only
serve to provoke dissention rather
than harmony.
MIR. Gettleman and Mr.. May said
they had decided to oppose the poll
without having received any in
tructions from Gov. Dewey. They
charged that the poll was being
taken In the interests of the Stassen
candidacy and that strenuous efforts
were being made by the pro-Stassen
group to line up the delegates for
their candidate.
Mr.. Coleman, answering the
charge, said: IF the supporters OF
any person do not have the courage
to face this simple test. then that
candidates fortunes are In poor
hands"
The IL names to be voted on by
the delegates, besides Gov. Dewey
Evening star., 1947-06-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. !. AT
md to interna-
ClO headquafIerk ana % lntefMa-
tionaI unions.
No Political Plans Until Fol-,
Woiloce Soys as Tour Ends

NEW YORK, June 18 tPl Henry
A. Wallace said yesterday he had no
more speaking engagements and no
political plans until the fall.
Asked about his plans at La
Guardia Field on his arrival from
Washington. Mr.. Wallace replied:
This Is the first time in two
months that I have had no plans
ahead of me. I will be busy during
the summer with duties as editor of
the magazine New Republic
Evening star., 1947-06-18

and Mr.. Stassen, are Senators
Bricker and Taft of Ohio, Vanden-
berg of Michigan, Martin of Penn
sylvania and Saltonstall of Massa-
chusetts; Governors Dwight II.
Green of Illinois and Earl Warren
of California; Representatives Mar
tin of Massachusetts, and Halleck OF
Indiana
Evening star., 1947-06-18

to give the people the opportunity
of choosing They look to Mr.. Wal
lace as their standard bearer.
The former Vice President said
in q Washington address Monday
night that there win be a new
party If the two present parties
insist on pursuing the present
suicidal course toward war and de-
,~,.<,rr-s<,,,
Evening star., 1947-06-18
Indiu Tuxes Criticized

The liquor tax as source of reve-
nue. was nonexistent in India before
British rule, Debendra Nath Sen
reminded his fellow members of the
Bengal Assembly, In criticizing the
governments excise policy.
Evening star., 1947-06-18
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