davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03

bie sic perlteben fonncn, Sbrer Bill
orng, griobrrng uuo oergleihen
mebr erfunbigt. Gr ihreibt einen
pollitGnoigen 8erid)t iiber Sbre Guas
lifisierlns aui, INN oieien an Der
Sano 81 baben, ipenn cine Na6frage
naf Dem slngebot Sbrer art ein'
lGuft. Gr sibt Sbne Damn Nadridt
umb ibidt Sic 5l1 Dem Irbeitgeber
5lpefs elmer periOnliten 8oritel.
lung. Sb Sic aneenommen tueroen.
bdngt gang BON Sbnen uno oem Ir.
beitgeber ab.
Mebr aIs 314 Miaionen Mrbeits.
lteQen - fir 8elernte uno unge.
lernte - tpuroen ourb oieie Sef.
ientliben MrbeitsnadApeiie i'm lebten
Sabre permittelt. ~... ..>
@eionbers iett empiieblt Die go
cial Secllritp 8oaro allen slrbeiteru,
neIde Stellen in Der @erteioigungs.
inouitrie iibernebmen fOnnen iib
bel einem slrbeitsnad),peis eintragen
on laiien - in ieoem Sale auf Dem
Seffentliden 9rbeitsnahtpeis, mel.
der iid) in ibrem 8obnbe5irf befin.
set. slui oieie @eiie f0nnen Die @e-
eierung, Sbiifsperitcn, Munitions-
iabrifen, &leibungsino,itrien ODER
anoere slrten BON 8eld,diten, iueld,e
Mrbeitstrdite fir iolhe slrbeiten be.
n0tisen, ihneu slrbeitsbilfe finoen.
9lrbeitgeber tperoen bon Ser goaro
gebeten, iih iolden Seifentliben Mr.
beitsnadueiien in ibrer eigenen Nah.
baridbaft 81 beoienen, uno oen 9e.
amten oerielben, Die 3abl uno Mrt
Der oifenen Stellen ipiiien 81 laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03

ner aur5mellenienoer 81 lpeiterem
Wioerltano aufseioroert. sllte slm-
menmdrden iiber 0olter,neen mo
GridieBlmgen bon Bolen itammen
aus oem Yropaganoa- -Repertoire pol
niider Gmigrantenregierung pelde
auf oieie @eiie Die @eltofientlidfeit
iiber 1atiade bintues3utduiden Der.
iudt, bab 8erbdltniiie i'm General
goubernement auf alien @ebieten bol.
lig normal. lleber poqe Jreibeit, Die
insbeionoerc al6 Stride ,,nter 6eut-
iber gerualtung genieBt, baben iid
polniide 8iid0fe flar uno unapeifel.
baft oeutlih geduBert uno feitgeitellt,
oab 6as firhlibe 2eben obne ieoe 8e.
binoerung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
De,.tiAe Nei3nGeel
tperSeft 3,.9elaiieft

@aibinston. Cine grbBe 2aoung
beutiher ReibnGeel, sic bon oen 3oa'
bcborSen iton Dor 2riegsausbrlh
beidlagnabmt tuuroe, neil ser Ser.
oatt oes vOumpin9" beitano, lit
nun nah Monate lonser Geripatlms
ireigeeeben tporoen. Gs tullroe amt
lid) ieitgeitelt. oab Die oeiltihen
Ereiic feines.uees eine l'nfairc &on-
turre1,3 oarltellten.
glber sic amerifaniit)e &eibnagel=
Snollitrie brallbt fiinitig cine oe,lt.
ihe &onfurren3 niht mebr 81 be-
;iirhten, oenu sic britiihe glodaoc
iorgt oafiir. boB sic Giniubr l'nters
bllnoen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03

s(m letter Sonntag mahte Die
Song SSslanb giienbabn ibr beltes
Geid)Git nit Der @orlo's sair. 141,.
525 Yaliagiere ,unroen beioroert. g..
600 mebr als am Mrbeitertag.
Sim 12. Sftober miro Columbus.
Gag gefeiert in ser 9lusitellung. 9rei
8iirgermeiiter tperoen Heoen balten.
s(ut Elm patriotii6er Gag fir bie
Mutter George @aIbiugtons iuurbe
sebaltcn anlGblib ibres Isl. 1ooes-
taees uno Sic 8eiuher tpuroen er.
mabnt an ben Yrin3ipien slmeritas
in oieier beluegten 3eit ielt5ubalten
umo iih nid)t ollrd ism" perblenoen
81 laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
0e,ltiher pelitiiher
8criht

Berlin. Ser in Scripp- Sowaro
Nreiie perofientlitte 8rellelberiht
Der ongebliten Golin Gugenia iibers
bietet an 5pniiher Rohheit aue bisber
befannt setporoenen Siiaenberid,te
poIniitfer Gnligrantpn, oo amerifa-
niife @ehorben in aIler Sffenbeit
oufgeioroert meroen Sebensmittels
'ufuhr nad) Tolen 81 lnterbinoen,
INN bic geuOlferlug oem Slmger
preisSugeben. SieIe 9luIIoroer,me
seist IN oller &larheit. oaB polniide
emigration fiir Sd,ifial ihrer friihe.
rem 9anosleute poufommen glcif,-
giiltig gelporben. Seltihe @elorben
hnben alles getan. Inn GrnGbrung ser
1epolferl,ng 5ll getpdhrleiIten. Nad)
0erniftllng bon Sebensmittelporrt.
ten ourd) Slriitilutenoe polniihe
Sruppen nurbe polniide 8epolfe.
rung ibrem Sdidial iiberlaiien. Nilr
ourh reidl;he Sebensnittel suil,br
aus oem Heid) fonnte grnGbrungs.
grlmolage naf ser 9eieslng iiher.
geItellt iperoen. Nad, Grnteeinbrins
glng fam iih 8eneralgoupernement
ielblt ernGbren. slmerifaniid,a 0ie.
besgabenienoungen waren iiir 8e.
oiirfti9e polniId)er 9epolferlng cine
,uertpolle Silfe; iiber orbnungsmGBi.
&c 9etreillung ollrh Ieutid,es &otes
&reli5 duBerten iid poQer Inerfeu.
t,ing befonnte 9lmerifaner Saplor
uno Niholion. 0anf umiidtiger 8e.
trelulng ourh geiasunesbeborben
luuroe bisber audl unbemittelter 8es
p0lferl,nssteil Ser i'm iriiberen YoIen
i'm 3ultano INTERPRETATIONS 0eripabr=
| loiung Dor Sllnger betpabrt. 2uit=
, angrifIe iiuo allsihlieBlid) i'm 8ab-
men bon ariegsbanolllngen auf mi.
Iitdriidp 3iele eriolgt. 8or slngrifi
aui @aridau ,bat 0ei1tIdes Som.
manoo on polniihen &ommanbanten
Die olrd Nabio in Ser gan5en @elt
pernommene Nuiforoerllng 3llr lie,
bereabe ooer our Gpafllierung ser
3ipilbepolferuns seriftet. 1ros
orobenben YerbGngniiies bat 2onbo-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
Nus ,pirS >as 1atr 1910 iii, >ie 1ctt mnS fir Has
Neuti4e pelfstmm tn 2lmtertfa trinaen?
BON s.. 6. NiQer.

y. AtSuSl.
Snouitrieoireftors 4nuoien Dor Dem
! amerifaniiden 3egior.&onpention IN
Bottom bemerfenstpert, tporin er Jag.
te, oaB 40 Yrosent ooer mebr bon
allen llnieren &riess. uno 0erteioi.
gungsiabrifaten crit GnglanS baben
muB uno oaB mir ielber crit ipdter in
getraht fommen. ga mir porldufie
nifts notig baben.
SeSer pcrminitiae omerifaniife
9iirger beiBt sic groBen Gorberei-
tlmgen iiir cine ltarfe Nrnee uno
cine itarfe 1Iotte gut, ooh tpeiB ME.
mano. mas bie arcBe Gle bebelltet
lrno iper ser ,,ns oroMnbc Mngreifcr
in @irflihfeit lit. Son 9eutihlano
baben oie 8ereinigten Staaten nidts
5l befiird)ten lmo mir miiiien, Oh mir
nolen pber nift. nit einenn neuen
sufiinitigen europa Sanoel unb
0onbeI pfIeaen. Sic ioaenannte
Monroe. Toftrin beoe,ltet nid)t. baB
onbere 0Gnoer nit ,,ns lmo ben
Staaten Siioamerifas teinen Sanoel
treiben iollen, ipie SefretGr Suu l,no
ieine lteberpatripten es olislegen uno
oie @ereil,isten Staaten peroen es
niht perbinbern fonnen. oaB in TOM.
menoen Sabren Te,ltihlano feline
@oren in Siioamerifa abiett. Tie
Seid)ditslelte in Siibomerifa fennen
Sen Wert beltId)er ssabrifate ,lno 10.
balls Der ssrieoen fommt, miro ser
Sanoel stpiid,en Teutihlano ,no
Siioanerifa mieSer in poIlen Gang
geiest. slld) mir in oen Gereinigtcn
Staatcn neroen gerre @aren bon
TelltihIano uno anoeren 2Gnbern
Guropas fauien, oie mir unbeoingt
benotigen ,mo Teutihlano ielblt miro
lpicber ser bette &unoe 9lmcrifas
lpcrben.
f,,n sulett cine @ittc an sic &rn.
oioatcn ser heioen Yartcien: Die
Rettlna GneIanSs ooer Die 3erit0-
rlmg 9euti6lanos mo Stalicns
fommt in oieier @abl niht in ssro-
ge, ionbern nlr sic @obliabrt bieies
aroBen 9anbes umo ieiner 130 Mil-
Iionen Meniden, oamit ,pir aud, in
3lflnit bon einem freien Nmerifa
reben fonen. in rpelhem freie Men.
lden nid,t allein bas 8ed,t habcn 81,
oenfen. ionoern mld ibre Meim,ng
aus5uiprehen unb unieren &inoern
cine 3i,fllnft binterlaiien miro, in
uelher iic aeiidert seeen ieoen Mn-
griff BON auBen uno innen als tpirf.
lid ireie Wenihen iorglos leben fon.
men.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
Gin 2lppeu eeeett
Glcy>s in Gcn>cft

2onoon. 8egen oie gntideioung
elmer l,nteren @erihtsinitan3. oa3
oas Observation-Disclosures Slopos
fir beid)laenabmte Shiifslaolln9en,
Sic in oeutihen ODER italieniihen Sd
fen lieeen besip. perienft iul,roen,
nid)t neranttportlih lit. ipuroe appel.
liert. Iie bodite Snitan5 oes 2anoes
miro iih in @dlbe nit oem SSall be-
id)Gftigten. oa Die &lage beihlelnigt
entihieben tperben ioa. Giele Millio.
men iteben auf Dem Spiel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
MittWpd), 8. Cftobcr:

Wfitt,uud), 8. Cftobcr:
6:l5 9eit,,ngsidau
AS Nadrldten, ensliid,
s:3' 9tabr:b1en. eneIiid
Rcd mi'taas Gaitern Stanoaro lime
':4E Nubr'htrn engliih
d:l; 3pitungslbcu
7:3T Teutihl,nrpfo
500 Aotr,d:pn. eneliib
0'0' Nus ocln 3e:t9eiteben enaliid
1915 Nathrit'ten. beutib
10 81 gtuhrltten. enaliib
1850 1l'r,ber:ht. ene!iid)
'2:,1 Rohrihten enalifd
Spnncrstua, 10. Cstober:
%o,m'ttass go,tern stanoaro gime
6:47 Nubridten. eneliih
$40 Nnhrihttn, eneliih
5:45 Nahrldten. ensliib
6:15 3eitl.ras'tau
1880 Teutid1llnoeGc
SOC Ndhrlft'n. eneliid
S:4:: 5tt,le!le Vo"trdae, eneIiih
90" Nus ocm 3eiteeihehen. eualiih
iO:.':i gtudrid,ten. Seutidj
1896 Hatrid,ten, enoIiih
1850 3ursberibi. ensliid,
sreitas, II. Cftober:
NaGmittass gaitprn Stanoaro Time
5:41 Nafr;fton eneliih
G:45 Nadrld,ten. engIiid
7:3O Scutitlanb",ho
500 Rahri,bten. eneIiid
900 Nus oem 3eitseidehen rnaliib
1913 Had,rihten. beutih
1880 Rur5be:: idt. enoliif)
an:beroem ner6en ie nod geoarf
nih1'ge Fafri+ten BON Saq sI San
aut 81 'onitlser 3eiten seienSst gen.
berurlen Ser Senbe;eiten ura 8el.
lelI~aen tueroer ieiueils iiber oen
Se:iSer befan1teeaeben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03


itebt man. oab man Mrbeit bat uno
geniiaeno fir BEN taeliben Inter.
halt peroient. limo oieier tpiirbe Stem.
lih beitanoiee Mrbeit beoeuten uno
regelmdbisen @eroienlt. Sic ioIIte
al,6 ettuas einbringen; iuopon man
lcben fam, tpenn oie 9ltbeit mo
ser Gerbienit auib0ren.
I'm Sen sIrbeitern oieies 2anoes
oie'e s(rt BON Siderbeit su geben,
hat sic @egieruna ser @ereinisten
Staaten unS Die Ser Ginsclitaaten
fplgenbes pprgeie6en: @
Gritcns, Seifentlide Mrbeitsnohs
lueiie IN allen Seilen ocs lanoes fir
oieienieen 6rouen unb MGnner, lpel=
te slrbeit illden.
3tueitens. slrbeitsloienperiiher,ns
pclte fir slrbeitsIoie lu0hentli6e
i!ntcritiitlme poriiebt
Seiientlid)e Nrbeitsnadtpeiie iino
tuitenirci iiir aQe Mrbeitsiuhenoen
lmo slrbeitgeber. Sic nebmen bon
Nrbcitgeberu Na6fraeen nod Or
beitern entgegen, lno lie nebmen
9elperblnesihreben BON slrbeit.
ncbmern an, Die slrbeit illhen. Damn
ueriuten lie. ieoen Mrbeitiuhenben
oui einen fir i'm pailenoen Rlab,
fir nelten er am beiten ausgebilbet
lit. 81 itellen. 0ieier freie 9lrbeits-
nahpeis miro bon oen Gin5elitaaten
nit 3uidui, BON Ser 8unoesreeie-
r,lng ourd oos Bureau ser slrbeits-
periid,erllng ser Social Securitp
8oarb ,lnterbalten.
grbeitsloienucriiderung iiebt mo-.
cbentIicbe l1nteritiibung an arbeits.
loie slrbeitnehmer Dor, ipeld)e laut
oen ein5elitaatlid,en Mrbeitsloienper-
liherunass8el qlalifisieren. 9ie
ltnteritiibuns betrdst getpobnlid I'M.
seiGbr sic SGlite oes pollen tp0dent-
lihen 0eroienites oes slrbeitnebmers.
Die Observation-Disclosures
peroen bon oen Ginselltaaten Der.
maltet, oie 9unoesregierung be5ablt
aber ourd sic Social Security 8oaro
oie Soften Ser gertpaltung.
&ie man iidj Der Gffeutlidjen
MrbeitsnaGueiie bebient.
@enn Sic cine Yei6ditigune iu.
den. miro Sbnen Der ndditaelesene
arbeitsnahtpeis bebilflid) fem. gs
gibt ,lngei1br 1900 Oefentlide Or.
beitsnahneiie in oen 8ereinigten
Staaten. Gs gibt ierner iiber 5000
anoere SteIlen, ipelhe bie reiienoen
Observation-Disclosures regelmdbig
beiudlen.
@enn iid) BORT in Sbrem @obn.
be5irf feline iolbe Sefientlif)e Ir.
beitsnahtpeisiteae befinoet ,mb aub
feline STEELE, po iold) Elm 9lrbeitss
MISREPRESENTATION poriprid)t, 10 fra.
gen Sic al,i Dem 8oitamt nad,, mo-
iih Der nddite Seffentlihe Irbeits-
nahmcis beiinoet.
slnf Dem Sefentlihen 9lrbeits.
nahneis erhalten Sic cine llnterre.
oung nit einem 8eamten, ipelder
iif nab Der 9lrt Ger 8eif1itigung,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
StGnoigc Wad)rid)tcn

$50 pornlittugs: Gngliih
S:15 pormittugs: Gngliih
11:15 pormittogs: Gnglilb
2:15 natmittags: Gnglilc,
$3.50 nodmittags: Gn9lild)
3:45 nahni.tugs: sSran5oiiid)
4:l5 nadnnittags: Gnsliid,
5:45 nod)nlittags: Geutit)
900 abeuos: Gngliih
500 absnos: Seutld)
S:l5 abenoS: Gngliit
1915 abenos: Teut'h
1920 abenos: Gngliid)
11:15 apenos: Spaniih
1900 abenos: Gngli't.
3eitnnas. .Hetradtnnsen in Semtid)
ITS abenos: Sienstue, Tonners.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03
Radio Nachrichten aus
Deutschland
$50 bis $50 pcrn,. gST.

$3.50 bis $50 pcrn,. gSE.
a,lf GSU - 1874 III $4,000 fS3
11:.O BORN. - 1925 nuhm. est.
nf GSB - 10 II M 1920 fS5
a. Q'Ir Sount,ps) .....,.
4:5tl nabm - | GO morgens SET
1as $50 25.49 m ll,7.U tA,j.
4:5u nad,m. - 100 moraens GSI.
of T}8 - 81 % m 9,61CfS,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-03

nHgsfVelrQa)tHH9eH III SeNt1O:
ITS abenos: Tienstue, Tonnerss
tag lmo Sonnabeno.
Jreitaa, 4. Cftuber:
Rerh:irtags Gailesn eionoarS Iime
t:4F Eadr'd)ten engliid
S:3i Nahrihtpn. ensl!id,
Nahnittacs goitpru Stanoarb Iime
-:45 Rad)r,d,ten ensliid
G:l 9eituuesihau
1880 SeutibIanoeto
500 Natrittnn, ensliid
900 Glue Dem 3eitseihebeu snaliit
1915 Rahrihten oeutih
Sonuabcnb, 5. Cftober:
8ormittags ga11e!n Stanoaro 1'ms
6:4t Nabridlten, snglilh
S:2p Nadrihtsn, ansliid
NaG!mittass gaItern Stanoarh 1imt
5:4h Nahridten ensliih
6:15 3eitungsibau
7:30 GeutitIanopho
500 W"dridten. englf6
9:0L Nus DEM 3e!taeiheben enqlii6
1O:.5 Mad,rid,ten. beutih
!O.3l Nadrid,ten. ensIiid
1880 Rursbe. dit. enoIiidy g.
1890 Radrihten engIifd
Sonntaa 6. Cftuber:
Sormi.togs Guftera Stanoaro 5im
Gas 9inhridIteH sualih
9:3r Nahritt>n. engliih
Nn:,rittass griterr STANDARD Tim,
5:45 Rchriften ensliih
6:15 2eitunasid,nu
7'3n ?pnt'cAlonhrfo
800 Nahr'f,ten eneliid
S:4'. G,.!turpoi trGae eraliid
SOC Nus Dem 3eitaeihebeu. eneIid
- - gadlridten. oe,ltif)
1O:") %ahridlter. engliih
10 70 Qur'ber;Gt eus!,ih
12:OC Rad,rihtor. enaliid
Wontag, Z. Cftober:
Nor;-i iiiaas gaflefn s1anoaro Tim
$40 Nahridten. engliid
5.tt Nod,rih,en. enelii4
Gn+r!ittaas gai!ern S!aHocro 1;irs
G:4H Nahrid)tsn, aneliih
Sis 2eitunesihau
7,30 Teutihlunoedo
s:O0 Nadris,t,n. eneliiG
?'M Nus Dem 9pitgeidehen ena!id
1890 Nadridten. enelHh
1880 Alraber,ht. ensliid
1900 Mahrid ten encIiih
7icnstag, 8. Cftober:
20. 'niitaes euftern Stanooro 9ims
Gar Nahrld,:,n. eneliih
$50 9tahrldten. enqliif
Na.I mi.toas G,Itern Stanoaro Time
5:4' Nahrihten. eneliih
6:l5 8eitumgs'hau
TAG 9euti,bIanoedlo
500 Hahrihtcn enaliih
900 glus sem 2Pitqeihehen enaliid
1923 Nnfridten. bputih
1880 Wafridhten. enuIiih ...4
1880 0uraber;ht. enaIiid
1o'N. Nodrid,ten enalifm
Evening star., 1940-03-28
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Fifteen years ago this month a
Scotsman named John L. Baird was
working on a problem in London,
England. For years he had been in
poor health, but his mind was busy.
He was trying to find way to bring
about good, clear "television" Men
had been making trials in this field
for more than 40 years.
Most of the time Baird was poor
Of purse and his clothes were thread
bare and patched, but he cared little
about that If only he could keep on
with his work.
Calling some friends together one
day, he showed them shadow pic
lures" which were sent from one
part of the attic to another, through
a partition. Gordon Selfridge, q
London merchant, heard of the
event and went to see perform
ance." He beheld dummy which
was made to wink; the wink was
carried through wood to a screen.
This interested Selfridge, and he
agreed to pay Baird a sum of money
to show his invention in the Self
ridge store.
Thanks partly to money earned in
two weeks Of work at the store, Baird
was able to 60 on with his work. On
an October afternoon in 1925, he
3elt "a great thrill" when changes in
his machine made 1t possible to see
the dummy as clear image, instead
Of as shadow.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Popoyo or Popow?
Noun. Tropical American fruit.

NOUN. 1TOptcdL American Jfutt.
This column recently stated: THE
papaya tree and its fruit are also
called papaw. :"
Scores of readers in various
States have sent vehement protests.
The tenor of their objections is:
"You have made a ridiculous
blunder!"
Thanks for the letters. But the
error, if it is an error, is not mine.
The new Webster's: "Papaw, the
papaya. Papaya. Spanish, properly
the fruit of the papaw"
Encyclopedia Britannica: PA
paya, called also papaw."
Winstons Dictionary: "Papaw,
the papaya. Papaya, also called
papaw."
Macmillans Dictionary: "Papaw
same as papaya."
oxford English Dictionary: PA
paw, the papaya."
Cadena's Spanish English Die
tionary: "Papaya, papaw, the fruit
the papayo. Papayo, a papaw."
For a personal answer to your
questions about words send
stamped (3-cent), self addressed
envelope to Frank Colby, care
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-03-28
Points for Parents
By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,
FOLDED NAPKIN

Instructions beforehand are ac-
ceptable-critictsn, atterWard, quite
the reverse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-09
WHO ARE GoDPARENTs ?

Dear Mrs. Post: Do godparents
have 10 be a man and his wife ,
That is, If the wife is the real
friend and the baby's mother would
like to ask her to be the god
mother. must the husband be
asked to be the godfather
Answer: On the contrary, the
godparents should not be too close
~ related since the object OF hav-
ing more than one godparent is
10 feel assured that some one will
take personal interest In the child
particularly in its spiritual guild
ance-in case OF the death OF the
parents, II husband and wife
were the godparents. the child's
security would be only half so well
assured as il would be We're the
godparents unrelated. There is no
reason why they should even know
each other-either before or after
the christening.
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STAYING IN A MANS HOUSE

Dear Mrs. Post. A man | know
very well owns his own house and
has an elderly aunt living with
him. / think she is supposed TO
act as his hostess when necessary.
This man has invited me to stay
in his house for the few DAYS I
expected to be in that town. But
the aunt has not written me and
/ hesitate to go on this mans in
wtation alone. What is your opin-
ion?
Answer: Unless you are young
girl-or unless the aunt is equal
sharer in the running of the house
lit will be quite all right to ac-
cept his invitation without hear
ing from the aunt. But / think
1t would be courteous to her, as
we'll as make II clear that you ex-
pect her to chaperon you, to send
a message to her in your letter of
acceptance. That is. you might
say that you are looking forward
to seeing her again, or if you don't
know her. then you would say that
you are looking forward to meet
ing her.
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Good Taste
7 oday
BY EMILY POST
CAN THERE BE TOO MUCH
COURTESYe

Dear Mrs. Post: My husband in
sists that l overdo the courtesy
act when I thank a bellboy who
brings something up to our hotel
room. He thinks the customary
tip is enough without the thanks.
In fact, he says that we are never
supposed to thank those who are
simply performing the duties for
which they were engaged in the
first place. He claims that I am
only belittling myself in the eyes
of these people by thanking them
when it isn't necessary. Please,
what do you think?
Answer: Ordinarily I think one
tips bellboy and says nothing,
unless he does something extra or
unless he Is himself so polite and
efficient that it is natural to want
to thank him. 1t would not be
wrong, however, to say THANK
you" ever. when it is the result
of spontaneous impulse. In fact,
would like to suggest to your
husband that he read some of
Lord Frederick Hamilton's delight
full books of days before yester-
day, in which he plainly empha-
sizes the politeness of the great
duchesses who were Queen Vic
toria's particular friends. They
certainly did not think it belittling
to say THANK you" or to greet
by name the butler or even foot
man in any house to which they
often went.
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copypfGHT. 1854
MA SERVICE. NC

your nose 20 you II lo9k Itai IlSta
ful when you say goodbye To that
nice American doctor. He's been
so devoted to YOU
But as Mary left the ward. there
vas no sight Of Gilbert Lenox.
She could not understand her own
disappointment at his failure to
see her off. Was It because she'd
grown to depend On him? Or was
it merely the way all patients felt
towards the doctor who brought
them through dark hours?
She walked slowly toward the
outside door. Here she was, al
last leaving the hospital on her
own. What lay ahead? The gray
winter world of wartime London.
"Oh, Miss Winters" someone
called. You don't think I'd let
you go without saying goodbye ?"
She looked up into the serious
face of the red-haired American
doctor. Il didn't know she be-
gan, miserably.
You weren't walking out on me,
We're you? After all. I meant
every word I said about helping
you. When DR.. o'Connell returns
from the front. I'll want to get in
touch with you"
Il did want to say goodbye to
you and I looked for YOU she an
swered. But l realize only too
well how busy you are
What are your plans and where
are you going ?"
Mary looked down at the yellow
card in her hand with its single
discharged.
I'm not sure yet" She hesi-
tated. II really haven't any place
to 60"
you mean you haven't home
or friends waiting for you?"
That's right-Im quite alone
But look, I've been thinking of
something that may help you.'
Mary loved his fortnight Ameri-
can way of coming right to the
point. i've a couple of rooms in
Soho that I'm not using. Since
the war broke out I've had to live
in the hospital and they're doing
me no good at ALL"
"Oh, but you are too good. I
couldn't accept"
But they're no use to me. The
lease is taken until spring and
they're already paid up. You could
use them, at least until you've
found a job"
Mary tried hard to keep the
tears from falling.
you mustn't think that I'd
bother you,' he spoke eagerly. Il
never go there at all. So you
might as well be usirs them.
Here's the key"
From his pocket he produced a
large, old-fashioned brass key.
"A key like this means bust
ness" he tried to speak lightly.
you English don't fool with
flimsy patent locks"
I'VE English ?" Mary started to
say. But she remembered in time
that she was Anna Winters-and
English, as far as DR.. Lenox knew.
She was grateful that he seemed
not to note the interrogation in her
voice.
And here's the address, all
written out" He handed her a slip
of paper designating an address in
Soho. Mrs. Simmons. my land
lady, will take good care of you.
She'll even char for you if you
like"
Without waiting for Mary to re-
fuse he walked away.
She stood irresolutely twirling
the key in her hand. Should she
go there? Should she take adj
vantage of the doctors kind offer
to use the rooms he no longer re-
quired?
She wondered.
ITO Be Continued)
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yes, my mummie made this
all herself-and it didn't take long
either" your youngster will proud
ly announce when she wears her
new dress. Designed by Anne
Adams. Pattern 1880 buttons all
down the front and has princess
lines that curve out in yoke
effect at the front and back shoul-
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each side of the skirt, emphasized
even more if you make the side
panels bias. Why not sew an
everyday style with colorfully
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perhaps in contrast. Then stitch
up a party version of, say, velve-
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Panties are included
Pattern 1850 is available in chill
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Send Is cents (15c) in coins for
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You will even find balanced styles
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Send your order to The Tacoma
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