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Evening star., 1939-09-24

IN hot weather tires lose air five
times as fast as they do when
operating in freezing temperature.
lhls started lot of readers worry
ing, because their observation has
been that on a hot day tires pick
up air. Both things actually hap
pen, so let's review the matter
briefly just to get the record
straight.
Heat causes expansion Of air.
That causes pressure to increase
when the car is operating on a hot
day, especially If driven fast. As
the tubes expand their pores become
larger, and air starts to leak out
faster. You won't notice this while
the car Is operating, If the tires
have been normally inflated at the
start, but when the tires cool Off
pressures will be too low.
Especially If you let air out of
the tires when driving be sure to
stop at filling station and increase
pressure again upon arriving at your
destination.
Two Rules for Starting.
The proper way to start a cold
engine is to pump up and down on
the accelerator when operating the
starter. If the starter operates from
the accelerator pedal, then pump
on this pedal few times before
switching on the ignition. To start
the engine when hot always use the
hand control of the throttle. pulling
this all the way out. This avoids
pumping on the accelerator and thus
shooting raw sas into the intake.
The object in opening the throttle
wide is to permit the pistons to
suck IN a larger quantity of air.
Answering Their Queries.
@. I have been having a lot Of
trouble with burned spark plugs
and valves. Car is not driven fast.
Plugs are the best grade; valve
clearances are normal. Have you
any idea what might cause this
conditional V.
A. Check for leaks in the intake
manifold. Such leakage would cause
the gas mixture to stay lean, which,
in turn, would result in high-com-
bustion temperatures and the burn
ing you mention.
@. When I rub my hand gently
over the tread of the right front
tire 1t feels as If there are feather
edges. I do not mean the gouged
or scallopd wear so often seen on
front tires. In my case the wear
is very slight. but I wonder if it
is going to develop into something
serious.-G. L. I.
A. Yes, this minor wear means
something. There is excessive toe
in or toe-out of the front wheels.
Such symptoms are handy guide
to trouble
@. I have been trying to improve
gas mileage, but to no avail. Have
even gone into such technical mat
ters as replacing the gasket on the
carburetor float chamber. Nothing
I do seems to help. Have you any
suggestions?-C. A. A.
A. 1t wouldn't surprise me if there
were loose connection on the bind
ing posts of the thermostat cover Of
the automatic choke Or at the
ignition switch A loose connection
at either of these places will permit
the automatic choke to remain
closed for too long a period. That
not only wastes gas. but loads up
the engine with carbon and gums
so that it can't operate efficiently.
Mr.. Russell UiI dnsDer ques-
tions regarding the safe care and
operation OF your car. Just ad-
dress him, care Of The WaShing-
ton Star, and inclose stamped,
selt-addressed envelope for per-
sonal reply.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
In Local Bridge Circles
Federal Bridge League Opens Tournament
By Frank B. Lord.

Federal
Tuesday night at the Wadman
teams The league which
District associated with
Corps VIII play "a games up and including April TO- with hiatus
three Christmas holidays
halves each Of IA All
those played games
Each half will be contest with
grand offered
Evening star., 1939-09-24

FeQeraClOn OF government EWplOye
The play last Tuesday was in
three sections each with a different
set of boards. Because of the large
number of new players and the in
ability of classifying them on the
open night the teams in the different
sections were not rated, as will be
the case hereafter. Twenty-four
boards were played in the first and
second section and 81 in the third
section. In the third section the
Tubbs- -Astleford team won 16 out Of
81 boards and the Ranger team won
8 boards out of "a in the second
section.
Several teams appeared without
names and these were designated,
each by the name of its captain.
The following are the averages made
by each team without regard to their
sectional classification:
Tubbs and Astleford team Lewis
Tubbs and partner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Astleford). 1852.
Rangers Dr. C. C. Mcdonnell, j.
L. Wilson, H. Lineweaver and A.
Rostenberg), .667
Stays George Hill. K. S. Gibson,
w. Fewell and F. Shenkle), 667.
I. D. r. A., Interior Department
Recreation Association ladies team
MRS L. Moffett, Mrs. E, Gliem, Mrs.
Clara Ford and Mrs. l.. NordhorsD +,
.643.
Steinberg team CDR and Mrs. A..
J. Steinberg. Joe Grander and H.
R. King, 625.
Keener team miss Paris Keener,
Miss Charlotte Worcester, Hobbs
and Eaton), $40
Agri-Trade (Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Austin. DR.. Emily Grewe and Mrs.
A. r. Hodgkins). .583.
Architects g. E. Latta. Mr.. Jones
and Messrs. Chandler and KOCH
.562.
ST. Aubin team CMr. and Mrs. w.
de ST. Aubin, Mr.. and Mrs. Krue-
ger), 562.
Justice No. tMr. Barron and Mr..
Kneip, R. j. Darby and partner, j,
$40.
Mixed party (Rush Bulkley, r.
Aukshun, Miss L. E. Ehringer and
j. M. Reynolds. 500.
Mrs. Greene's team (Mrs. Karl
Greene. Mrs. A. Moran, Mrs. R. j.
Darby and Mrs. L. Gordon), 476.
The G's wv. A. Gardiner, w. A.
Evans substituting for Mrs. w. A.
Gardner, Messrs. Garner and Gar
ner), .458.
Miss Henry's team miss Jean
Henry, Mrs. Ida Tarrant, Miss
Amorette Bledsoe and Mr.. j. E.
Beug). .452
Federal Reserve IT w. Parsons,
Wendell E. Thomas. j. r. Van Fos-
sen, R. L. ROBINSON, 437.
Coast Survey q. E. Shmidl, B X.
Meade. Messrs. Whitten and Whit
ten). .537.
Fairchance (Mrs. Katherine Fen
ton, Mrs. Mary Goodstein. Miss
Laura Griffith. Frank B. Lord, .437.
Miss Brooke's team miss Ruth
Brooks, Morean Siebel, Edna Hayes,
Christobel Williams, .429.
I. D. r. A. men Howard Fay, E. E.
Eisenhart, F. A. Mack, Robert Nor
ris), Alt.
Allies MRS. Paul E. Golden. Mrs.
M. E. Myers. R. H. Higgins and M.
E. Myers. 1896.
Redskins (R. E. Muller. j. L. Kos
ter, Max Keisler, Louis Fruitman) :,
.375.
Try Again elizabeth Brady. Mae
McLeish. Ann Rafferty,, Gertrude
Mesemer), 357.
Justice No. 2 (Karl w. Greene,
Gladys Surratt. Mrs. Howard Camp
bell, Miss Mabel Tobin), 1888.
Mr.. Berger's team (Mr. Berger.
Miss Maize Buie, Miss Needy and
Mrs. Kennedy, 1862.
In rubber bridge it makes only
slight difference whether de-
clarer in bidding a slam makes it in
no trump or in suit. The variance
between slam at no trump and
slam at suit declaration is only
70 points. In duplicate, however,
Evening star., 1939-09-24
these 10 points may easily mean the
difference between top and bottom,
or near bottom, on the board.
Here is an example:
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Al04 A7632
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&K953 >o' &lO642
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This deal was played at the Roose-
velt Hotel. Both sides were vul-
nerable and South was dealer. He
opened with a diamond at all the
tables. From this point the bid
ding progressed so that no trump
and all suits, except clubs, were
mentioned during the auction. East
and West were silent except to pass.
In two instances a small-slam no
trump contract was reached by
North and South, in one case the
contract was six spades and in four
others the bid was six diamonds.
All other pairs stopped either at
five spades or five diamonds.
Whatever the opening lead was
when the contract was six diamonds
or six spades by South or six no
trump by North, the result was
small slam in each case. When
North played at no trump the lead
was generally a heart, but some
times club, which was the unbd
suit. North won in either case, but
when South was the declarer he was
obliged to finesse the club whether
that suit was originally opened by
his opponent on the left, or was
later led by himself. The only
trick that North and South players
could lose in any event in a no
trump, spade or diamond dec
laration, was the king of diamonds.
With that out of the way and with
the club finesse the hand was lay
down for six in no trump, spades
or diamonds.
Six no trump meant a score of
LAO, six spades a score of l.430
and six diamonds a score of 1870,
the difference between the two ex-
tremes being 10 points-top on the
board for the two pairs who played
it for six no trump and near bottom
for those whose contract was six
diamonds. They were only ahead
of those who stopped at five dia-
monds or five spades.
The Cheeks Studio will begin on
Tuesday of this week the training
of players for participation in the
intermediate match of the Wash
ington Bridge League for The Eve
ming Star Trophy. The intermedi-
ate is a feature of the Bridge
Leagues championship games and
proved highly successful last year.
No one who has master points ac-
cording to the rating of the Ameri-
can Contract Bridge League is eligi-
BILE to participate in the contest.
This leaves the event open to be-
ginners, novices and average play
ers who do not consider that they
have sufficient skill to play against
those of higher rank.
The Cheeks Studio entered the
largest number of players of any
club or organization last year. the
other contenders being principally
teams from the Federal Bridge
League and the Agriculture Bridge
Club. There will be practice dupli-
cate games at the studio on Tuesday
and Friday afternoons and general
instructions and coaching in play
one day each week up to the date
of the District championship games,
November 9 to IL.
The next important bridge event
in which Washington players are
likely to participate will be the Cum
berland Valley Tournament at the
Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown. The
event in the MARYLAND CITY has al
Evening star., 1939-09-24

The Associated Press Feature
Service says: Bulgaria has issued
flve stamps intended primarily for
special delivery service but accept
able as regular postage, All five
depict how special delivery letters
are hurried to their destination.
Two OF them-the 81, yellow brown,
and the 81, bright orange-picture
a mail truck in motion. The ST..
deep blue, and the 20L, rose red,
show bicyclist, and the IT, dark
brown, a motorcyclist. All bear the
legend Tsarstvo Bulgariya' king
dom of Bulgaria) across the TOP
and B. R. z. A. Posta' (Royal Bull
garian Express Service) along the
bottom. In addition, Bulgaria has
just released sports commemora-
tive set of five. Illustrations are
excellent as to detail. The IL, light
green, shows high diver; the 81,
red, depicts a dumbbell juggler;
the Al. brown, shows a Greek dis
Gus throWer; the IL, a girl in sports
attire, and the al shows a weight
LITTER"
The German government last
April prohibited the expectation of
mint stamps and the demand for
recent issues of the Reich, there
fore. has become acute in the
United States.
The government of Honduras will
issue four airmail stamps of identic
design for the 50th anniversary OF
the founding of the American
Union. A map of the Western Hem
isphere is the principal feature of the
composition, with the flag of the
United States on one side and the
coat-of arms of Honduras on the
other. Portraits of George Wash
lngton, Morazan, Vale and Bolivar
also are to be introduced. The de-
nominations will be: IA, 16, 80 and
40c, and the editions will be limited
to 100000 copies.
On September 6, Yugoslavia
brought out semi-postal series for
the benefit of the Jadranska Straza
or Adriatic Guard. The official list
Is as follows: Sop plus Sop, orange,
training ship; Id plus sop, green, pas
senger steamer; 150d plus Id, red,
freighter, and I'd plus 1.50d, naval
vessel.
Details concerning seven of the
twelve New Zealand centennial
stamps to 60 on sale January 2 have
been released. The Id issue, choc-
olate and bright rose, will show Capt.
James Cooks barque "Endeavor" and
a chart prepared by Cook in 1859; the
I'd, blue green and gray brown, por-
trait of Abel Tasman, his ship and
his original chart of the west coast
of New Zealand; the 21ad, bronze
green and royal blue, the signing of
the treaty of Waitangi, February 6,
1840, after a bas-relief on a monu-
ment to Queen Victoria at yelling
ton; 3D.. black and scarlet, Maori
Council, and the Cd, deep olive green
Evening star., 1939-09-24

The next important bridge event
in which Washington players are
likely to participate will be the Cum
berland Valley Tournament at the
Alexander Hotel in Hagerstown. The
event in the Maryland city has al
Evening star., 1939-09-24

The German government last
April prohibited the expectation of
mint stamps and the demand for
recent issues of the Reich, there
fore. has become acute in the
United States.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

Mr.. Russell Uill dnsUer ques-
tions regarding the safe care and
operation OF your car. Just ad-
dress him, care OF The Washing-
ton Star, and inclose stamped,
set-addresSed envelope for per-
sonal reply.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

In rubber bridge it makes only
slight difference whether a de-
clarer in bidding a slam makes it in
no trump or in suit. The variance
between slam at no trump and a
slam at suit declaration is only
10 points. In duplicate, however,
Evening star., 1939-09-24

The Canadian postal authorities
have ruled that letter, once depos-
ited in the mail, belongs to the per-
son to whom it is addressed, not to
the person by whom it has been
written,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
VZDUCHOVA PLAVBA DO
EVROPY " PROUDU.

ZamOrska vZduchOplavecka
sluzba vysinula sc z dosavad-
Mich pokusG ma trvalou sluzbu
navratem v nedeli vzducholodl
Yankee Clipper z Evropy do
Baltimore.
Pan American Always tim
ku zdarnemu konci pTivad1 de-
s1tilete nakladne pokusy cd do
by kdy prvni vzducholod vzlet-
la do sluzby mezi Baltimore a
Evropou. Celia vzduchoplavec-
ka linie nyni ceka ma pocatek
zavedenf pravidelne osobni,
postovn1 a expresn1 sluzbu
pres Atlanticky ocean. Use jest
pripraveno. Jenom nekolik set
divakI stale v blate blizko prf-
staviste vzducholodi v nedeli.
Kapitanem vzducholodi, jez
snesla sc S vysin kratce pred
jednou hodinou odpoledn1, jest
Harold Gray. Ma vzducholodi
bylo dvacet dive osob zahrnuje
v TO rOZmnOZeny personal VZdu
cholodi, vladn1 pozorovatele a
1redn1ky Pan American spo-
lecnosti.
Vzducholod privitana byla
jasotem pfltomnych divak1.
PTistanfm sym zde v nedeli
vzducholod skoncila svdj let,
ktery konala ma Azorske ostro-
Wy, Portugalsko, Francii, An
gill a Irsko. Urazila 11.017
mil behem tf1 tydnG.
Iedinou castl "nakladu' ma
Yankee Clipper byI rucne w.
fezavany billy model Podtugal-
ske lodi, vyrezany ostrim brit
Wy z Azorskeho f1koveho stro-
mu. Model tento urcen pro
presidenta Roosevelta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
SEBRANO v


Zvlastni policejn1 sbor pro-
vedl v sobotu v noel prohl1dku
nocnfch klub1 a casne v nede-
Ii rano. V klubu We 100 blocku
w. Fayette ulice zatcen byl
mattel Myer w. Rolker, ma u
dan1, re prodal lihoviny nezle-
tilym. Ma Central stanici sved-
ceno bylo, re v m1stnosti klubu
til hosi a tTi d1vky pod FL rok1
start koupili llhoviny.
We 3:45 V nedeli rano Eat
cen byl Herbert Levy, MATTEL
klubu v 600 blocku Ensor uli-
ce. Behem zakazanych hodin
prodal dive lahve koTalky Gle
nun stihajfcfho policejnfho
sboru.
Hodinu pozdeji sbor vstoupil
do klubu ma Eastern avenue a
Oldham ulici a zatkl tTi zTfzen-
&c, Bernardo Kenny, Johna
O'Connor a Waltera Radow-
ski.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Oliver Ray Donnelly, 53lety,
nalezen byl zastreleny We skle-
pc sveho domu We $500 blocku
Belair road. Mrtvolu nalezl
bratr jeho, Charles. V ruce
mrtvoly byl sevfen rebolver,
jehoz ranou skoncil zivot svIj.
V kuchyni sveho domu We
500 blocku Richmond avenue
otravila Sc plynem 51leta
Clare Valentine. Plyn vycha-
eel re ctyT horakI ma kamnech
Mrtvola Charlese w.
Jenkins, 33leteho, nalezena by
la v automobile v garazi stoji-
elm v pozadf Jenkinsova do
mu, {. 3702 Manchester ave.
Otravil Sc vypary.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
CAST DfVCINA TELA We
r

We vychodni cast Baltimore
V patek prohledavany byly city,
Fl otvory do kanald, z nichz
konecne v pap1ru zabalene cas-
ii tela divky vyneseny byly.
Divka Poole prvn1ho v~ysetfeni,
byla We start mezi 16 a Is ro-
ky. Srdce, jez vytazeno bylo
z otvoru ma Lombard a Wolfe
ulic1ch, ukazalo diva Tezy, KITE
re patrne udelany byly ostrym
nozem, jak DIR. Wood, koroner
vychodniho distriktu usoudil.
Bro pc tonic nalezu, naleze-
ma byla ruka a noha ma Chapel
a Lombard ulic1ch.
Prohlldky naTizeny byly,
kdyz osmilety hoch, Nicholas
Krepner z E. Lombard ulice
zenouci Sc "a m1cem spad-
lynn do otvoru kanalu ma Cha
pei a Lombard ulic1ch v balic-
ku nalezl ruku. Vecer o p1l
osme iodine cistitele ulic ma
lezli jine casti ma Wolfe a
Lombard ulic1ch. Tret1 nalez
ucinen byl pc 10. iodine v noci
Josephem Wosk a Jackem
Bernstein, kterf ma Lombard a
Chester ulicich nalezli pravou
nohu. V II hodin z Chester a
Fayette ulic hlasen byl nalez
cast1 odevu d1vky.
Policie pocala lined S patra-
MIN pc zmizelych 13 d1vkach
z Baltimore a okOll.
We spojen1 S vrazdou zeny
tie je podezrelym As rokG starry
ocelaTsky deln1k a byvaly hos
tinsky Aurelio Marco Torgui-
Mo re S. Durham ulice. V bytu
jjeho nalezeny byly ctyfi tasky
sc zenskymi obleky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
KRADL " GOUCHER
KOLEJI.

Policii podarilo sc v noel z
pond6lf ma dtery dopadnouti
muze, ktery behem poslednfho
tydne kradl studentkam Gou-
cher koleje We 1900 blocku N.
Charles ulice. Ma severnf sta
nici zjisten byl jake George
Eaton, 21lety z Greenmount a.
venue. Zalovan tam byl, re u
kradl radio prfstroje re svetnic
til studentek.
Pc Observation-Disclosures ceka-
nj policiste zahledli muze ma
pozarenskem zebfiku v pozadf
budovy. PTiblizili Sc a prcha-
i1c1ho Zatkli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
POD ZARUKOU $1,000 PRO
DVOJzENSTVf.

Lucille Stafford Kerr re
Sparrows Point podala zalobu
ma manzela sveho, sergeanta
Johna F. Kerr z Camp Hola-
bird, re tento vzdor tomu, re S
nj byl oddan, nechal Sc oddati
S Margaret Semenkiw a S touto
re zije cd 10. dnora v JIM cas-
tt mesta.
Zalobnice udala, re S Kerrem
oddana byla 1. srpna 1886 We
Wheeling, v Zapadni Virginii.
Zalovany drzan jest pod "a
rukou $1,000 ku dalslmu SOU
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
HOTOVE. ALE
VZDOR TOMU PRISLA o NE.

Ponevac zlod6ji obracf svoji
pozornost ma obchody sc zmrz-
linou, Alice Bockelman z Will
kens avenue schovala celoden-
nj prijem pod pultem. Pc scho-
van1 vessel zlodej do obchodu a
napTazenym revolverem poru-
ell vydanf penez. Dala mu vse,
CO mela jeste v cash registru.
totiz So.
"zadne zerty", Tekl zlodej.
"Sem Sc zbytkem penez." u
strasena shybla Sc a z ukrytu
vytahla SIT. :
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
z VODICKY MA VLASY
AIKOHOL.

Frank de Luca, holic re 100
blocku vych. 20. ulice We vlad-
MIN .soudu uznan byl vinnym,
re prodaval k pitt alkohol, KITE
ry "vytahoval" z vodicky ma
vlasy.
Zatcen byl, .kdyz v jeho by
tn %. cervna pTedesleho roku,
vybuchla Is galonova nadoba
ma cisteni alkoholu, dun zapa-
len a dive zeny postrasene w
buchem zlamaly 81 nohy, kdyz
vyskocily S okna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
SRAzKA DVOU PEsfCH.

Diva pesaci srazili Sc v 1tery
v 700 blocku w. Fayette ulice.
Ku zranGnf nedoslo. Policie
vsak vysetTila, re jeden z mich
vytahl revolver a chtel druhe-
no zastreliti. Ohrozeny, Paul
R. Ziekler, necekal ma ranu, a.
lie rozbehl sc z mfsta srazky a
pc chvilce vratil sc s policisty,
kteTf zatkli majitele revolveru,
ThomaSe 3. Zimmerman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21

Hej Rup. Vsichni jsme byli
spokojeni. TAX jake tomu by
valo v Osvobozenem divadle v
Praze, tax tomu asi byva vsu-
de, kde V & w a Jezek sc pred
staVi, re ma konec obecenstvo
chce jeste vice - re je VIOLA
zpet znovu a znovu ma jeviste.
Stanou Sc milacky obecenstva
vSude.
Preji Yam mnoho stesti a Il
spechu, ale i bez meho pTani
ten 1spech budete miti.
Karel Zahradka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
Stavka " dolech osudnou /
draham.

Nezamestnanost povstala re
zavrenf uhelnfch dolI v 8 sta
tech ma drahach, vede tyto ku
praci uspokojiti havife a mali
tely doln v novem pracovnim
kontraktu.
Jednoc z tezce st;zenych drah
je Baltimore and Ohio draha.
Stavka trva jiz pc sest tydnI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
K oslavs tristych narozenin
Jana Amosa Komenskeho.
Napsal Adolf Heyduk.

Bud slaven, lidstva uciteli,
pc vecne easy jake dnes,
kan orli Tveho ducha spell,
tam narod SvGj,
tam Vast Svou VINES;
plas 1trap nasich cerne role,
Sym duchem v naSe srdce
HE'D
a z tezkeho vsech CASH boje
lid cesky k mohutnosti we'd!
Tvou slavu HASA v zanfcenf
duch badatelGv, dftka ret,
il v boufi cast konce nen1,
necht pfejde stokrat tTi sta let;
vzdyt Tebou Dude omladati
vse lidstvo vekGm ma 1zas,
a my budeme S Tebou staff
"a volnost ducha Zas a Zas!
O,vzbud mas, mistre, siliz pravy
Svych myslenek v mas buduj
chram
a mes mas ma kridlech Sve slavy
ku dalnym sveta koncinam;
bud v9cne nasfm ucitelem
a proved mas zlob pres propast
at slavna zas je v sv6t6 celem
ia Tva - ia nase draha Vast.
Ku basni teto p1. A. Mizerov.
ska VIOLA sc srdcem laskou ma
plnenym v1ci pronasledovane
Stare Vlasti naS1:
"Dnes jsme ma tom samem
miste jake tenkrate.
Proto, pratele, dohromady
vsechna naSe telesa a kazdJ
jednotlivec. Heslem nas1m bu.
dir: "Osvobozenf nasf drahf
Vlasti!"
Nenf pozd6! Hitler dobre
vi, re neni dosud panem mad
nas1 drahou Vlast1.
Czech vzdy prohlasil: "Ne.
define sc !" "My sc nedame, vo-
lame i my dnes! Volame a pra-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
STARENA
NEBEZPECNE POPALENA.

Emma Kelso, 80 rokI stara,
tezce popalena byla v nedeli
We SVEN dome We $500 blocku
E. Paramount avenue. Chytily
sc ma nj saty cd plynovych wy
tap6cich kamfnek. V nemoc-
nici stav stareny uznan kritic-
kym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-21
5O.124 CLENU CERVENEHO
KRfZE.

Do konce nynejsf kampane
Cerveneho KT1ze cleny stale Sc
5O.124 osob a sebrano $780,
933.19 ma pTfspevc1ch.
Ufednici doufaj1, re Gil do
sahnouti $4,000 a $4,000, u
skutecnl sc behem nejblizsl
dolby.
Evening star., 1939-01-02
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

If we look at map which shows
Africa and South America, we may
notice an interesting fact. If South
America were pushed about 5000
miles eastward it would almost "fit
into" Africa!
The Ivory Coast, the Gold Coast
and Nigeria would fit around the
northern part of Brazil Angola and
a section of French Africa would
fit rather well with the eastern side
of Brazil.
Not quite so neatly but fairly we'll,
Europe. Greenland and North Amer
lea could be fitted together. Norway
might press against Southeastern
Greenland, and much of the rest
OF Western Europe against the east
ern coast of the United States and
Canada.
Can it be that long. long ago all
the continents, or land masses. we're
together, and since then have drift
ed apart? Some scientists tbut not
alb think that is quite likely what
happened.
- It is believed that the continents
ARE mainly masses of granite going
: down to an average depth of per-
-haps 10 miles. The granite may
: rest In an ocean of substance which
" Is heavier than the rock but is not
solid"
Although that substance surely is
not tar, we may think of tar as
'something heavy but not of a solid
nature. Very likely the substance
? under the earth's rock layers is hot.
A scientist named George WeRe-
Evening star., 1939-01-02

We got to tell current event
today. Miss Wade say 1t must be
somethin' important that has hap
pened durin' the holidays. Well, 4
lot has happened! Tommy's cat had
kittens an John cut another tooth!