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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10

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gSo ibr eiu'ger Sriibling la9t.
Prof. J. NJ. Duel,ren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
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geItiftet BON einem @obltdter, ser
unbefannt bleiben min. gs lit oies oie
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-10
Stimme Oes TDlfeS
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iopbinum fir oie Seranbiloung bon
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Evening star., 1949-05-26
HospitoI Matching Fund
Sl,l6S,S ,S03 in vireinio
D. ne Assosssssd Pres

RICHMOND. Va. May 3e--
The Bureau Of Hospital Planning
State Department Of Health. said
yesterday Virginia must put I'D
81 .i6S SOS o3 in State funds Il o
81 .02l .l40 tentative ALLEGATION Of
Federal aid funds for regional
hospital construction Is 10 be
matched.
Evening star., 1949-05-26

The Federal aljocaisnr Is 70 -
raace available fer virginia hos
pital work On July ] under sce
EfIl- Burton Act. but there ncx
are no uraiiocAs~d SsAs< funds
available. the bureau added
Representatives Of Eve south
SIDE Virginia localities --- Fnru-
vile. Petersburg. RTkv Mount,
Halifax and Danvlile 10 eon-
FER with Coy. Tuck June l CT the
matter. The i've localities have
planned hospital construction
projects
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Dr.. Betzner to Speuk

The Montgomery County Asso-
citation for Childhood Education
will hear DR.. Jean Betzner. pro-
lfessor Of education at Columbia
University. at a meeting at 8:15
o'clock tonight at the Oak View
| School, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
| Probers Again 10 Try
10 Link Spy Evidence
10 Bomb Development

The House Committee On On.
American Activities will try agar
tomorrow TO pin down positive
proof that Communist spies oper-
ated In atomic bomb development
work during the war.
Two physicists, who were on ths
wartime project at the Uniyersit,
of California radiation laboratory
testified at long closed session,
yesterday. but committee mem
Ibers said the witnesses contrib
uted little evidence.
DR.. Joseph w. Weinberg, nov
a professor at the University O.
Minnesota. said he answered al
questions. Committee member,
verified this but indicated the An
swers added little TO what he hac
testified at O previous appearance
last September. AT that time he
denied he ever was q Communist
or Communist-front worker OF
had given secret information &c
any unauthorized person.
DIR. Bohm Evades Queries.
| DR.. David Bohm. now an as
sistant professor at Princeton Uni
versity. refused to answer many
questions" including those in
quiring about Communist Party
membership or whether a Com
munist cell" existed among war
time atomic scientists at the Uni
versity of California. a committee
spokesman said.
| The committee, in recess today
will have at least one important
witness" at q session tomorrow
Chief Counsel Frank Travenner
announced. Chairman Wood said
earlier that DIR. Bohm also might
be recalled tomorrow for an open
session, but Mr.. Travenner said
this now seems unlikely.
Steve Nelson. Pittsburgh Com
munist leader. has been called
again for June 8. as has Prof. G.
Rossi Lominatz of Fiske Univer-
sity. Nashville. Tenn. the commit
tee disclosed. Prof. Lominatz was
another Of the scientists who
worked at the University Of Cali
fornia project during the war.
In its attempt to identify a man
1t listed in an official report last
fall as Scientist X" the commit
tee declared 1t has evidence In
dicating that Nelson received a
secret formula from that un-
named scientist and turned 1t over
to q Soviet agent.
Nelson, In his previous appear
ances before the committee. has
refused to answer questions on
Constitutional grounds. DR.. Wein-
berg, the committee stated. has
denied he knew Nelson.
Woman Third Witness.
A third witness yesterday was
a young woman named by Chair
man Wood only as Mrs. Davis OF
New York" She had been called
in for identification purposes but
did not identify anyone" Mr.
Wood added.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crouch OF
Miami. Fla. both ayoveds former
Communist leaders. wsf4 In ane
! out of the commIttesvFoom sev-
leraf times. while ProfW Weinbel
t4nd Bohm were testifying..
Philip Keeney Of New YORK,
former War Department and Lii
brary Of Congress ernploye. whose
scheduled appearance LAST Tues
day was delayed on presentation
Of . doctors certificate. VIII tes-
tify probably. next week. Mr.
Trayenner said. The doctor told
a cOmmittee investigator, that MIR
Keeney is web enough to come
here. he reported. Mr.. Keeney
and his wife. an editor in the
United Nations Bureau Of Docu-
ments, are to be questioned at the
same time.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

they are under treatment, he
added.
But the synthetic drugs an
capable Of producing the same
glow which addiets get from
morphine. he said. predicting ths
result will be a serious problem tc
narcotics control authorities. The
drugs. DR.. Beecher said. are foi
sale on the open market and car
be compounded by any third.
rate pharmacist"
Mr.. Anslinger said the metha.
dons require doctors prescrip-
tions. just as other narcotics do
For further regulatory measures
authorities will have to turn te
manufacturers OF the substance
The amount Of morphine Is limited
strictly by import restrictions or
opium.
Three months ago, the commit.
tee on narcotics Of the Worlc
Health Organization recommend
ed the manufacture limitation be
placed into effect. the commits.
sioner said. Earlier. the United
Nations Assembly had signed q
protocol 10 bring the methadon,
under the same restrictions q,
morphine.
DR.. Beecher spoke on recenl
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Coal Association Hits
Lowering Of Miners
Pension Age 10 50
by the At,ociussd Pysss

The National Coal Association
yesterday made a sharp attack
on the lowering Of the soft-coal
miners pension age from 62 to
so.
The association issued q bulle-
tin saying John L. Lewis. presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers.
has fired the first gun in the
campaign to increase the cost OF
producing coal and q reduction
in the markets"
The bulletin said: THE ques-
ton might be asked: Is Lewis
trying to price coal completely
out Of the market? ''' Lewis
every move promotes the sale Of
some fuel other than coal"
The age reduction was an
nounced two days ago by Senatox
Bridges, Republican, Of New
Hampshire, trustee of the
miners welfare fund. Senator
Bridges asaid the move would
place no undue burden" on the
fund.
The coal association said: For
any one to allege that it makes
no appreciable difference to start
pensions at 60 rather than 81 is
an insult to the intelligence of any
informed person"
The statement said that while
1t is reported that Senator Bridges
sponsored the reduction. "it is well
known that Lewis some time ago
advocated that pensions start at
the age Of co."
Concerning Mr.. Lewis, the state
ment said:
His men have been making on
an average of $75 to $78 per week
during 1948, while the average
hours worked per week have
ranged from "a to Il hours. and
it must be remembered Ia hours
per day are nonproductive. Does
he want his men to work three
days per week and force large
numbers on the retirement list
and on the social security rolls?
These are pertinent questions In
the light of the fact that the
cost Of producing coal is due pri-
marily to labor costs which al
ready are so high that competing
fuels are taking many markets.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Moves are under way to limit
the manufacture Of methadons-
new narcotics which have been
found to be habit-forming. accord
ing to Harry J. Anslinger. Com
missioner Of the Bureau Of Mar
cotics.
The new drugs. developed by the
Germans during World War II,
have been greatly improved In
this country, DR.. Henry K
Beecher Of Boston. told a meeting
of the Southeastern Section OF
the American Society Of Anes-
thesiologists yesterday at the
Hotel Statler.
DR.. Beecher said forms oi
methadon relieve pain Just a.
morphine does and that they pro-
duce less III effects. such as nausea
vomiting and slowing down oi
respiration. The drugs also are
extremely valuable" in easing
drug addicts of narcotics while
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Restrictions Sought on New Narcotics

studies Of how pain Is produced
In the human body. The senSa-
ton Of pain. he said. Is routed
through long nerve circuits and
there are indications that inter-
ruption Of this circuit can block
pain. he said.
The doctor also outlined q study
which showed that pain can be
relieved by smaller doses Of NOR
phine than are commonly used.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Ce4rrs G. tst RewssEwa 49, ~
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direct Accompanies wzE1 ~ Msss
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F4S.seg. ASSISTANT professors In
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Bridgewaier 6Iee Clubs
To Sing Here April y

A concert by tire ErsoSews,sT
College Glee Clubs under sAe
sponsorship @. the adult Bible
classes o. ikas wASslaagtor City
Evening star., 1949-04-10

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Evening star., 1949-04-10

THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, c 40
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Evening star., 1949-04-07
GIs Jailed by Czeehs
As Spies Mysiified,
They Tell U.S.. Officials
BY the Assoeioted Press


PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, April
IA Mississippi CT and his Ken
lucky sidekick are, languishing in
a Czechoslovakia prison. wonder
ing how they landed there, the
American Embassy reported yes
terday. They were convicted OF
spy charges.
The two strays, AWOL from
their constabulary unit In Ger
many. wandered across the
Czechoslovak border last Decem-
Der and got caught up In web
Of international suspicion. Their
wanderings were i'll timed. Across
the border some Tzechoslovaks
had been arrested by Americans
on spy charges.
Tuesday, for the first time,
American officials were allowed to
see the two men-Clarence Hill
of Jackson, Miss, and George
Jones of Owensburg, KY. There
had been a half dozen notes and
several oral protests to the Czech
Foreign Office in their behalf.
Get IL and 10 Year Terms.
Hill, who drew a 12-year prison
sentence, was reported worried
mostly about his family affairs at
home. Jones got 10-year SEN
tence, mostly because he had
wanted to go wherever his Army
buddy went.
The Embassy said the two men
seemed to be In good health and
did not seem to have been NAL
treated. The men, wearing prison
uniforms of brown drab. COM
planned that while they got
enough to eat. they didn't like
what they got.
A Czech Foreign Office attache,
o Ministry of Justice official. the
warden of Bory Prison near Pilsen
and an interpreter stood guard
while Capt. Donald MacNamara,
assistant American military at
tache, and Consul Carol c. Parry
questioned the men in separate,
brief interviews.
More Details Asked.
The American Ambassador,
Joseph z. Jacobs, said that as q
result of what the men said he
has asked Czechoslovak authori-
ties for more details. especially
about the secret trial at which
the men were sentenced March
26 in Prague.
The Embassy was not notified
of the conviction until two days
after the secret trial. Mr.. Jacobs.
Immediately protested.
Both men were in uniform when
they crossed the border about mid
night December 8. They slept in
a rail switching building near the
border. Police found them there
-asleep-five hours later a and
arrested them.
Neither man knows the Czech
language and they were hazy
about lot of details. They knew
they were being moved from jail
to jail and were being questioned
and tried In what seemed to be a,
civil court, but that was about all.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
India Plans to Creute
Navy Within 10 Years
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW DELHI, India, April T.
India will have navy commen-
surate with her strategic position
in the Indian Ocean In 10 years
her naval chief said today.
Vice Admiral w. Z. Parry, Brit
ish naval officer on loan to India
to command her fleet. said India
is buying three destroyers from
England.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
959
PINK
BLUE
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> Mai

Beautifully tolored shirts that brings the Bold Look
within eoch Of every olet Mode Of fine ustrous brood
cloth In six sprnonew poe coior In bessino Frsnch cut
version win spreod collar and stoys IA 70 l6h.
on SALE THURSDAY At $50 AM
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Evening star., 1949-03-03

Ans. AvOSET is 99.9% rich, homogenized,
dairy cream. The remaining 1/l0 OF
10 Is q vegetable stabilizer, Algin,
commonly added to milk products SUCH
as chocolate milk and ice cream, and
1t is used to insure that AVOSET
remains smooth and creamy even after
months In the refrigerator.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Whips Easily
.NeverFuis!

Happy days are here for house
wives who used to have trouble
getting cream to whip. Now, with
AVOSET, women everywhere are
discovering they get fluffy whipped
cream every ime-and easily, too!
And no wonder they do, for AVO-
SET laboratory technicians test the
viscosity (thickness) Of AVOSET
sterilized Cream to guarantee prop
er consistency for easy whipping!
There's no guesswork here! These
technicians test samples Of all
AVOsET leaving the dairy. With
precision instruments, they check
to insure the uniform high quality
Of every bottle.
And they double-check! They
pour AvosET into bowls and whip
1t with ordinary beaters-tust as
a housewife would in her own
kitchen. They measure the whip
ing time with a stop watch. They
find out exactly how short a time
is needed to transform AVOSET
from its smooth, liquid state to fuf-
fy whipped cream. They know for
certain each bottle Of AVOSET In
the grocers refrigerator will whip
easily-without fail.
Evening star., 1949-03-03
MERRY-G0-ROUND
PRE-TESTS SHIPPING

Housewives can be sure that
AVOSET will be smooth and
creamy when it reaches them. AVO-
SET Sterilized Cream is protested
at the dairy to hold up during ship
ping. Every day, samples of AVO-
SET are tested in an ingenious ma
chine that resembles small merry
go-round. The bottles are bounced
and jiggled over mechanism
which Stimulates the jouncing of
railroad cars and moving trucks.
This rigorous test is only one Of
the many precautions taken to in
sure that every bottle Of AVOSET
reaching the grocer's refrigerator
Is in perfect whipping condition.
Evening star., 1949-03-03

feet, this method is one Of exposure
to intense heat for a very short Pc
riod. 1t takes place under the most
rigid controls. Even the machinery
used is protected by ultraviolet
rays to make certain that AVOSET
keeps sterile throughout the filling
process. The very air Of the bottling
room Is sterile; workers in sterile
uniforms and masks pass through
air-locks to their posts at the ma
chimes. The empty bottles and caps
arrive sterile at the filling machines.
This extreme care Of operation plus
new speed in scientific technique
make the AVOsET process truly
one of "flash-sterilization"!
Evening star., 1949-03-03

FIash.steriized Before 6ottling!
The revolutionary AVOSET pro-
cess takes place before the cream is
bottled, and because of its extreme
speed Of action, 1t has been given the
Observation-Disclosures" In ef-
Evening star., 1949-03-03

sweeten to taste with brown sugar;
continue whipping until very stiff.
Spoon onto pie, making 6 to 6
mounds, according to number of
servings. Make depression in center
of each mound, fill with honey.
Chill thoroughly. Cut in wedges and
serve. AVOSET stays firm enough
to hold the honey--and long enough
to be temptingly fluffy hours after
you whip it!
Evening star., 1949-03-03

Ans. AvOSET keeps for months because 1t
is sterilized. This sterilization destroys
the bacteria which cause milk and
cream to sour. The unique AVOSET
process of "aash sterilization" takes
place 30 quickly that the favor of the
cream stays sweet and delicious!
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Stays Fluffy
Hours After
Whipping

Women are amazed and de.
lighted at the way AVOSET
stays fluffy for hours after
whipping. Now - because
AVOSET keeps billOwy and
creamy so lOng-wOmen find
they can whip it at any con.
venient time of the day-at
any free moment.
They can whip AVOSET at
8 o'clock in the morning, and
it's still just as lusciOus-loOk-
ing at suppertime that night!
That's why so many hOstesses
avoid last.minute, frantic des.
sert preparations by making
a gorgeous AVOSET whipped
cream dessert in the morning
and serving it that evening!
Evening star., 1949-03-03
Make Whipped Cream Desserts
Hours ahead! Auoset Stays Whipped

Now housewives that AVOSET there's need for last
rush. housewife make whipped cream desserts
in advance family sits guests arrive
she can relax and enjoy gracious that dessert like
pumpkin pie pictured below is all ready and waiting
Evening star., 1949-03-03
WOND DERFUl
LAST-MlNUT
DESSERTS

Women who have AVOSET Steril-
lied Cream in the refrigerator are
never embarrassed when guests
drop in unexpectedly. They know
they can whip up fancy treat for
their friends in no time at all. They
just take a bottle Of AVOSET out
of the refrigerator, whip and favor
it to taste as they would ordinary
cream, and then serve 1t billowy
and fluffy on their regular dessert,
cookies or any fresh or canned
fruit They know AVOSET makes q
rich, creamy, misunderstanding des-
sert-the kind that wins enthusias-
tic compliments and gives any wom-
an a deserved reputation as the
perfect hostess.
Here are some Of their favorite
last-minute AVOSET desserts:
From -the-BOx
Cookie Delights
Spread whipped, sweetened and fla
vored AVOSET between ginger
snaps, graham crackers, vanilla or
chocolate waters. Chill and serve.
Pantry-sheF Fruit Specials
Combine / cup AVOSET-whipped,
sweetened and favored with almond
extract-with 2 cups chilled, we'll
drained fruit cocktail.
Whipped AVOsET may also be
served over canned peaches, pears,
apricots, etc.-deliciously.
Plain Cake Party Tricks
Spoon maple-f1avored, whipped and
sweetened AVOSET over slices Of
sponge or pound cake.
Or split cupcakes crosswise, spread
plenty Of AVOSET between the lay
ers-serve topped with AVOSET.
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Ans. Whip AvOSET and favor. with sugar
and vanilla just as you would ordinary
whipping cream. But notice the dif
ference: AVOSET whips in jiffy and
stays fluffy for hours after whipping!
wherever heavy cream is used in cock
ing, use AvOSET just as 1t pours from
the bottle-rich and delicious!
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A honey Of a dessert! Make 1t
with AVOSET hours ahead!
PUMPKIN PARADISE
/ Baked Pumpkin Pie
/ cup AVOSET
Sifted brown sugar
4 to 6 tbsps. honey
Make or buy pumpkin pie. Whip
AVOSET until quite thick; then
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for months because it is sterilized.
Until now, milk and cream have
been among the most perishable
products to reach the table. But
thanks to Avoset Company's spec
tacular new process, the problem of
cream turning sour has been over
come, and once again American in
genuity has achieved an extraor-
binary triumph in its unending
search for better products!