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Evening star., 1932-07-14

a. Consequently.
5. God With U.s.: Matt. IL.
g. Hindu fire worshiper.
7. Fenimore Cooper's Indian hero.
8. A fence
9. Poetic name of India.
10. Mother: colloQ.
II. Kind of sausage.
49, Parasite.
IA. Spring flower.
16. Those of the ruling class.
10. Ruler Of Afghanistan.
20. Province, LuZon, P. I.
81. One of the people of Tartary.
%. Roughly made cigar.
"a. Town in Connecticut.
26. English humoristic writer: 1713-68
q. Praying insect.
90. Childish word of contempt.
80. Ducts.
80. Intercessor
33. Accumulate
a. Pertaining to the Ganoediei
SO. Click beetle.
81. Pertaining to a house.
| 80. Apparatus which illustrates the
relative motions Of bodies OF the
solar system.
A. Ennuied
43. To eat voraciously.
As. Constellation of the ship.
as Roman mans outer garmenet
49, Time past.
40. Fruit of the hawthorn.
ST. River in Siberia.
53 Negative.
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Town of $500 Gets Church.

Dormanstcn, England. with a popula
ton of $500, has just celebrated the
dedication of its first church. The
Archbishop of York conducted the cere-
mony which opened the $35, 200 edifice
Although hundreds of years old, Dor
mansion never had had church. For
many years the village hall served for
church services, baptisms, funerals and
other ceremonies When not used for
these purposes 1t served as . movis
theater or dance hall.
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~ - " W. Burgess.

Bunny her eyes round with the Won
der OF all the new and strange things
She saw. had Ventured to go exploring
along close TO the old wall. pOklng her
Wobbly little nose between the stones
here and peeping in between them
there.
1t was all 50 new and interesting that
she didn't realize that she was getting
so far from the others. At last she
came to a place where the bushes were
not growing so closely and the sun had
chance to get in. Right there there
was big fiat stone in the Old wall
Around 1t some Of the other stones had
fallen or been pulled away. She then
climbed up on it. 1t was a lovely place
for sun bath. Timid Bunny settled
herself comfortably with a tiny SIGH Of
satisfaction. She would enjoy that
warm sunshine for a little while and
then go back.
Now, a sun bath is likely 10 make
one sleepy. TimId Bunny began to
doze. Presently she was having such
a comfortable rap. She was awakened
by slight noise. Her eyes flew cleu
to see two black paws resting Oh the
edge Of that fiat stone, and above them
yellOWish-broWn head that looked 10
Tlmld Bunny ever so much bigger tnau
1t really was. There were short yerv
short. rounded ears, and a pair OF ewes
that stared at T!mid Bunny IN & way
that was most unpleasant Timid
Bunny turned. jumped, and took u her
heels.
CCopyrght, 1892
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n A T y r E S
C. H IL ID r E N
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
Dolphin and Flying Fish.

T N tropical waters the flying fish sail
through the air with motion that
closely resembles true flight. The
i long pectoral fins are Wing-like in
form. but they cannot be tapped
the muscles expand and fold only. The
large fish can fly for almost an eighth
of a mile and rise from to 25 feet in
the air The smaller fish goes shorter
distances. The motive power lies in
the quick action of the strong tail.
With nigh flip of that member, the
fish gets a flying start. and when the
flight is over the tail touches the water
first As soon as the fish is in the water
again the body begins to vibrate and
the tail is again in rapid motion. From
a distance. the fish looks like a huge
dragon in the air.
They travel the open seas and swing
about III great schools A boat running
through them is likely to frighten them,
gulls. dolphins and sharks are always
after them. and when you see them
f1ving. the chances are they have been
chased and tried to save their lives in
this way.
The dolphin is one of the fastest
swimmers in the sea. The flying fish
is given a chance to get into the air,
then the clever dolphin follows the
shadow and is waiting for the fish as
it drops. not into the sea, but into the
wide-open mouth of the dolphin. The
dophins of the Atlantic Ocean are the
true types and are jet black. They are
blunt headed and clumsy. lOlling and
rolling about III the water. They are
called the pigs of the sea" breathe
Ceeply and make a loud, putting noise
Playing about the side of the ship
they furnish much amusement for those
on board II spite of their size, they
are expert acrobats and enjoy diving
and racing through the water. They
can make a perfect curve, rise in the
water. and swim along just below the
surf2 &c. where every one may see hem.
The males have very high forcheads
which Identifies them from the females,
but does not denote superior intel
ligcncc The youthful dolphins resemble
their parents ii form only. as they do
not have the crest Of the head de
veloped and appear to belong TO another
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Takes to Her Heels.
In needless fear to run away
Is wiser than to overStay.
old Mother Nature.
TITLE Mrs. Peter did escape fror

r TITLE Mrs. Peter did escape from
Black Pussy and safely reached
the bramble-tangle shortly after
IL Needless Bunny got there. OF
course. Needless Bunny was
roundly scolded for his disobedience
and heedlessness and, of course, he was
very much ashamed and promised TO do
better in the future. AS for Mrs. Peter.
this experience decided for her that
that bramble-tangle on the edge of the
Green Forest was no place for young
Robbits not yet ready to go out in the
Great World 1t was necessary to go
too far for food. 1t might do for Peter
Rabbit and for herself, but not for the
five precious bunnies.
She sighed for the dear Old Briar-
patch from which they had been driven
by Army worms. There was no going
back there because the worms had
eaten all the grass and clover for some
distance around the Briar-patch We
have got to go somewhere else" said
she in a tone that told Peter that
she had fully made up her mind and
that there could be no changing it.
We might move up to the old stone
wall on the edge of the Old Orchard"
suggested Peter.
over" said Mrs. Peter.
When she returned she announced
that 1t would do. 1t isn't as good a
place as the dear Old Briar-patch, but
it is better than this place said she.
There are plenty Of places between
and under those stones where the chill
dren can be safe in times Of danger,
and there is plenty to eat without hay-
ing TO 90 too far from the old wall.
Well move over there tonight"
SO this is what they did II suited
Peter. for the old stone wall was a IA
vorite place where he had spent much
time when away from the dear Old
Briar- patch II suited the children.
for there were so many lovely places to
pop in and out Of and play hide-and
seek. Then, too. there was so much
that was new 10 them tO see. Mrs
Peter selected a place where Johnny
Chuck had dug hole under the old
wall, a hole he no longer used. Bushes
grew along both sides of the OLD wall
Just beyond the bushes on one side
grass and clover grew in the Old
Orchard. and Just beyond the bushes on
the other side the Green Meadows be-
gan and there was plenty TO eat there
Curlously enough it was Timld Bun
Evening star., 1932-10-31
SMART LITTLE HOUSES QUAINT ARE
DECORATIVE KITCHEN ITIES

fun working directions which. of course.
includes the pattern for the Fireplace
for 10 cents and a self-addressed and
stamped envelope with request di-
rccted to Lydia lie Baron Walker. care
Of thlS paper. The directions include
other suggestions for the use of the
patterns besides. fer the pIncuShiOnS.
needle case End takers"
The two designs are in applique
patchwork In the little house" de-
Ign for combination cushion and needle
case, the roof Of covered cardboard,
raises and beneath are found the
"leaveS" OF q reedIebook u hold needles
of Various sizes. The door is a spool
OF white cotton. and the chimney
spool of black cotton The stepping
stones are gray textile trimmed with
UInS.
The whole design can be developed
aS a thread and needle case only. and
no cushion be used beneath this quaint
cover. In this case the background OF
SIX blue top and blossom powdered
ch.ntz lawn beneath has the little
house with its needle case roof, ana
stepping stones appliqued to il The
entire appliQued tCp is then put over
cardboard and backed with any pre-
ferred textile. The spool door and
chimney are fastened in position by
ribbon or tW.ne :un through holes
pierced in the cardboard and tied at
the back. The ring is seWed to top
center. anG it is completed For holders.
the SpOols are omitted and pieces of
cloth substituted
The fireplace" pincushion is of
applique or pieced patchwork with
black for irorl or orange for brass,
and irons glued or sewed in position
The lettering is entirely in pins II
cap have these letters outlined. or
omitted, when this design is used i'll
making "holderr
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form unique sets with all the distinc-
ton of novelty. A quaint little house
is given today. 1t comprises two
separate patterns. one of the house
itself as viewed from the outside the
other giving a glimpse Of the Old-faSh-
ioned open fireplace which proceeded
the stove as kitchen equipment for
cooking.
Each can form set by itself. or both
designs can be included in an ensemble
set. They are Just the sort of novelties
which are sought for Christmas gifts
for the woman who has everything.
She cannot have had one Of these sets
before as thnv are originated for this
department and are shown today tor
the first time The sets, or any pieces.
make an excellent contribution 10 a
fair or bazaar They are quickly made.
cost little and are different Nothing
could be more appropriate for a trous-
seau shower.
The little house ensemble" is de
velOpCd in several ways. - Both dc
signs can be used for pinCushionS and
takers 90 One design can be a
needle and thread case and the other
a pincushlon. with holders in both de-
signs. ~ Either design can be a
pincushion with holders to match. a.
The little house" can be needle case
and plncushiOn with the fireplace
design used for holders
A woman who is good at developing
her own patterns can do so from the
illustration. Those who prefer to use
patterns ready made in correct size and
with directions for putting the pieces
together, can secure the entire illus
trated little house ensemble, With
Evening star., 1932-10-31

FOR THEIR HALLOWEEN PARTY.
open season is Just about ended in most
parts Of Europe and the dark days OF
Winter are at hand. Perhaps that eX
plai-s why the night during which Oc-
tober passes into November was chosen
for Halloween.
Halloween might BE- called feast of
darkness. Irish folk Of olden times
believed that on this date the dead
could return to earth in the form Of
witches or black cats. and would then
take part in all sorts of mischief. To
guard against such mischief they built
bonfiTcS and marched around fields
with burning torches. Il was supposed
that light would frighten away the
goolins.
A notion dating far back in Scotland
vas that certain old women had sold
their souls TO Satan" and had become
witches The Scots declared that on
Halloween these women would place
sticks in their beds. ana that the sticks
would lCol, just liz the w-men them
selves. Mounted on a bro0mstick, the
witch would fl up the chimney and
off through the SKY with a train Of
black cats behind her
Speaking OF black cats reminds me
that when I was in England I vas told
Evening star., 1932-10-31

with the complete Instructions that ac-
company the pattern 1t may be made
as easily as a dress. II Is one Of the
youthful belted styles and would be
smart III tweed or dress material. 1t is
No 872
Size 80. "a. SO. 38. 10, 80 A 46
Size sc requires 2, wards Of 54inch
material. 81, yards Of 36-inch material.
wards Of 39-Inch material.
To get a pattern Of this model send
IS cents in coins or stamps Please
write very plainly your name ard ad-
dress. Sty,c number snd size Of each
pattern ordered and mail to The Eve
ming Star Pattern Department. Wash
ingtCn. D c. Several DAYS are required
to fill orders and patterns Will be mail
ed as quickly as possible.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

that it was good luck" to have black
cat pass in front of YOU This is op-
posite to the belief about bad luck"
from black cats. For my part, I see
no luck of any kind from cats-black
white or grav-unlesS they Screech at
night and disturb your slumbers. or
scratch YOUR skin or shed hairs which
float to the dining room table.
Perhaps it vas because witches failed
to work any mischief that Young folks
have played pranks on Halloween and
thus took the place Of the COLLINS
In recent years l have not observed
or heard about so much Halloween mis-
chief as in days gone by. I hope this
is because boys and girls realize that
older persons have troubles enough of
their own To make life harder for
any one is not living up to the best that
is in you. UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Apple- Cheese Pudding.

Place a layer OF bread crumbs in a
creased baking dish. Then cover with
a layer Of apples Sprinkle with sugar,
cinnamon and cheese. Repeat the proc
ess. Cover with bread crumbs. Dot
with fat Add Cne-half TO one cup
ful of orange juice or hot water. Cover
and bake III Il moderate oven for about
30 minutes. Serve with whipped cream
or hard sauce
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Save Crops by Freezing.

the quick-frceZing industry Is
making progress in cutting down the
added expense Of the neccssa sar..y fast
transportation of perisheble foods.
Mobile freezing factories 10 preserve
these FOODS at the source AID tide
over the farmers surplus from one
bumper crop to the next are predicted.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Star
+ a t t e r n s
Fur-Trimmed Coat.

Simplified illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete di
rections for making these dresses.
For the woman who has never made
a coat. this is an ideal pattern to use
1t is simply yet very smartly styled, and
Evening star., 1932-10-31

group. The name dolphin beings rather
to a group OF small whales or porpOiSeS.
The dolphin fresh. Is considered very
good When the fish has been out of
water a short time. he becomes very
faded looking The brilliantly colorcd
ones have had many unusual stores
told about this change
.CnpyiL.ht l932N
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Yellow, stained teeth are not natural.
For proof start using kolynos-a half
inch of this scientific dental cream on
adry brush, twice daily. In 3 days your
teeth will look fully 3 shades whittier!
Thisremarkable dentalcreamCleans
teeth so much whiter than other prep
arations you've used because it con-
tains two remarkable ingredients One
the finest cleansing agent known
foams into and cleans out every ifs.
sure, removes decay-causing debris,
erases ugly tartar and yellow While
the second ingredient kills millions of
germs that swarm into the mouth
Evening star., 1932-10-31
BALANCED-BLEND
makes Certified Wheat Bread, successor to whole
wheat bread, favorte on thousands Of tables

"NELICIOUS!" "The finest bread I've
L. tasted in years" Wonderful favorr'
Remarks like these are going around town thick
and fast these days. For women have dis
covered Certified Wheat Bread-the bread
that's made with Balanced Blend.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
italian Squas sh.

Three small Italian sqIashes, zuc-
chm. minced parsley Hollandaise
sauce
Wash the squash. Cat in halves. but
do not pare Steam or cook in a Very
little water until tender. Arrange on
individual plates. Sprinkle with minced
parsley and pass HollandaIse sauce.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

ny who had the first adventure there
she was so timid that most Of the
time she kept close TO her mother and
when her mother was away rarely ven
tureG more than mop or two from
safe retreat. But early in the morning
after their arrival, curiosity got the
better of her Mother was doing. Fa-
ther had gone eff somewhere. a way he
had OF doing. Her brothers and sis
ter was playing hide and-seek. Timid
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Take home a loaf of Certified Wheat Bread
today. Treat your family to the most deli
cious bread in town Free them forever from
whole wheat bread Put Certified Wheat Bread
permanently on your shopping list. Certified
Wheat Bread will never diSappoint you.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

L. Algernon's speech IS very
affected is the required form. not
effected Affect means to pretend
or to influence, as She affected (pre-
tenoed) illness" The scene affected
influenced her to tears Effect
means TO bring about accomplish, as
Laughter often effects brings about
cure" Ed sailed without effecting
accomplishing his purpose
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Old Halloween Customs.

n IOT many persons who live today
n in our land believe in witches
" or goblins, but a great number
4 OF cur ancestors used TO think
that there were such beings.
We celebrate Halloween with fun and
iolIty but long ago people We're fear
ful They shuddered over the idea of
what might happen.
When November rolls around, the
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Several large government buildings
are being built in Prague, CzechOslo-
Vakia
Evening star., 1932-10-31
THOUSANDS DISCOVER
New Bread Treat!

What is Balanced Blend? It's the
perfect blend of choice stone ground
whole wheat -four and short patent
-four. 1t makes Certified Wheat Bread
so delicious that it actually tastes like
cake, Makes it fully nOurishing and
easy TO digest, too.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

. CHE knows the secret Of the
most devastating charm Of all Her
skin is now a. Havlc>>ly lovely as
the Engli>hwoman, For he. too,
uses Pears the translucent. invig-
Grating soap which ha> guarded
England'S worId-famous complex
ions for l43 years.
So many clever Americans are
discovering the wonders Pear, Soap
does for the skin. Get cake Of this
long-la>tins soap. Watch 1t give
new radiance to Your complexion.
At all drug and department stores,
wherever toilet goods are sold, un-
scented Ijc. Scented, bit more.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

The Funmaker leaHet contain
ing al sorts of magic and fun is
ready ard Will be sent to all VINO
write to Uncle Ray and ask for
it Be sure to inclose a stamped
return envelope.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

and cause most tooth and gum trou-
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quickly cleaned right down to the
beautiful, natural white enamel with
out injury.
Nowifyouwantgleaming whiteteeth,
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Evening star., 1932-10-31
{ Copyright. 1922
JOLLY POLLY
A Lesson in English.
BY JOS. J. FRISCH.

| ALGeRA0NS SPEECH IS VERY EFFEUtO.
he SAYS THAT THE BUSINESS WoRlO
! IS SUFFERING FROM otUPAnONN- o.
SOlesceNCE COMPLICATED BY TECHNICAL
SURPLUSAlE. NO WONDER WE HAVE
A ~ a DEPRESSION. =
Evening star., 1932-10-31
|DorothyDix|
BelieUes
Marriage
Would
Benefit
Why Don't They Break Down the Age-Old
Barrier That Keeps a Girl From
Choosing Her Own Mate?
Why
Shouldn't
Women
Propose?

who fought
bed and died so to speak fer the right to vote and for place in
world
strike single blow fer their right to choose their
Evening star., 1932-10-31

~ rTCHEN pincushions can be
" decorative assets. When they
n are combined with hot dish
L " holders or takers to use an
Cld-tirnn nalMn for thnm theN
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
WMAL's Boner

WMAL didn't do itself a bit of
good by pulling off the Derby
broadcast three minutes before
the Churchill Downs classic was
run Saturday.
For an hour the listeners sat
with their ears glued to loud
speakers, while commentators
chartered on, killing time until
the moment of the great race.
Then, without warning, Ted
Husing's voice was cut off and
the station announced a new
program.
Station executives should be
] careful not to antagonize the
listening public, for it is the pub
lie that, in the long run, pays
for the programs in hard cash.
Maintaining goodwill is as es.
sential in the radio business as
in selling butter and eggs over
the counter.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
Here and tn ere
In the Realm Of
Broadcastins
BY STANLEY BIGELOW
IL

goo! InaL KISS!
That resounding osculatory
smack you frequently hear in radio
dramatic offerings is the real
thing, and not synthetic suostl'
tute-so help me. Hannah!
The sound effects men have
been trying for yahs and yahs to
find a substitute for real kiss,
but it seems as though OF Dame
Nature won't be put upon.
The technicians have many in.
genious imitation kisses devised
from such instruments as a
cork and a piece of glass covered
with resin, or a rusty hinge,
Squeaking as it is turned. But
authenticity is lacking.
One sound man, actuated by
zeal for his profession, offers per-
Sonally to reproduce all kisses re-
quired for broadcasting purposes.
He makes one condition: that he
be permitted to select his CO.
worker. A man Of such discern
ment is bound to succeed!
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
PROGRAMS

1883 KllOcycIe'-W3XK-141 Meters
Pm.
8:OO-Bird's-eye View Of Lyons
Studio.
9:OO-Helen Roberts, dance spe-
cialty.
9:45-Melody Hour.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
Ode to Lazy Mule

A Louisville correspondent OF
Nellie Revell. N. BIC. commenta
tor, sends in the following ''pome, u
entitled lode to a Lazy Mule;
''MuIe in a barnyard, lazy and
sick. Boy with pin on the
end of a stick. Boy jabbed the
mule-mule gave a lurch. (Ser-
vices Monday at the M. E.
Church.1"
The Washington times., 1932-05-10

poetry recitals over WRC, begin
ming today.
Mrs. Romney is we'll equipped
to present such a program, being
a graduate of George Washing
ton, University of Utah, American
Laboratory School of the Theater,
and StaniSlavsky School.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
Don't Miss These

S:45 p. m. (WJSV)-The
Adventure Club.
$3.50 p. m. (WBAL)-The
Stebbins Boys.
1920 p. m. (WOL)-GlObe
TrOtter.
$3.50 p. m. (WRC)-Ed
Wynn and His Orchestra.
$3.50 p. m. (WMAL)-M
That Satisfies.
10 D., m. (WJSV)-Edward
Taber, Herald News Flashes.
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
TODAY

$50 KiIOe'cIe' WRC 'rs Meters
S:15-Concert by the United
States Army Band, Will
liam j. Stannard, leader.
S:45-Lady Next Door.
4:OO-Interview with Tommy Nc
Auliffe.
A:1S-"Skippy."
The Washington times., 1932-05-10
Poetry Series

Like poetry? Lots Of folks do.
Well, Mrs. Lenore Romney,
former Hollywood motion picture
actress. will begin series OF