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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
AIR RAID SCHOOL STARTS TOMORROW
WOIcOtt Sending Large Delegation to Sessions
 at WiIby High School
WOLc0TT SsFA C. Nelsou Cole, Toaa WAaA-Teleph0ne s0g30

Wolcott Nov. 24-ChleS Air Raid Warden Charles D. Gibson reports the following who will attend the school for air raid wardens ut Wilby High School in Waterbury Tuesday and Friday evenings for three weeks starting omorrow night at 7:30 o'- clock; William Gray, Maurice Qood- son, Miss Nancy Goodson, Mrs. Clar- ence Andrews, Miss Caroline Snow, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. o. Nel- son Cole, Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. William Dumschatt, Miss Rena Sta- matelon, Miss Constance German, Walter Wilson c. Nelson, Cole, Paul Spooner and Peter Catalina.
 All who pass the examination ct the end of the classes will be given certificates and an insignia. Anyone wishing to attend the school of in- struction may contact Mir. Gibson and he will register them.
 Dinner Meeting ~
 The Wolcott Teachers Association had c dinner meeting at the Weathervane in Hamden recently. Miss Loretta Barry was in charge of the meeting. Those present were the Misses Lydia Young, Sally Sweeney, Emma Terrill, Rita FitE- maurice, Ellen Hunt, Helen Higgts- ton, Loretta Barry, Mrs. Dorothy Norton King, Mrs. Marcella Dolan and Mrs. Albert Affeldt.
 The hot lunch project started at the South school last Monday. over 100 children received hot lunches and report them fine. One cook and one helper are employed.
 Quarantine Lifted
 The well child conference sched. uled Tuesday at South School has been postponed until December due to so many cases of chicken-po in the section. pr. Louis Thibault lo- cal health officer has lifted the quarantine from the Aliano home at Cedar Lake. All danger of infantile paralysis connected with the Aliano boy is over.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward TheFiault, MT. and Mrs. Albert Affeldt. Mir. and Mrs. John Carlson, Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Hayes and Mir. and Mrs. Franek attended a Danish Smorgas- bord supper in Unionvtlle, recently.
 The ladies' aid will meet Wednes- day in Beecher Memorial for an all day meeting to tie quilts. Each one will bring a box lunch and tea will be served.
 Return To College
 Sanford Winters, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Winters of Todd road, a student at Wesleyan university in Middletcwn and clifford German son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred German of University of Connecticut, have returned to their respective schools after spending the holiday with their parents.
 The home economies committee of Wolcott Grange will sponsor a card party in the Grange hall to- night at 6 o'clock. Prizes will be given. and refreshments served.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alphone Mueller of Todd road had as Sunday guests. Mir. and Mrs. Theiss of AGamaron.. eek, N. X.. and AGr. and Mrs. Adam Weisch and daughter, Adelheid Of Long Island. N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Smith and son, Melvin Smith of Hartford and Gustave Cornelis and son of AGid- dlet0wn, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Cole of Woodtick Center.
 Miss Elizabeth Wengertsman ot Hartford spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs. Edith German of the Woodtiek road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Adiutant quarters of the Army last night on There Shall Be No More Sea-" He also formally dedicated to the service of the organization the young son of Randmaster and Mrs, Paul Duren.
 Badges for loyal service were pre- sented to Charles Rietdyke for his 26 years as an officer in the Wa terbury corps: to Frank Duren and to Mrs, Roberta Spohrer for 5 years of active service,
 Morning and afternoon councils oS the Southern New England divi- sion ot the army were scheduled to be held at St, Johns chapel today, and c luncheon meeting of the of- flcers was to be held at The Elton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

The chair made out of the skin Of Ceteway0. the Zulu chief, and presented ko Queen victoria gn ace cordance with his directions just be- fcre hts death hos been removed frcEn Windsor Castle and stored.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Walter WincheI
 ON BrO0dW0y
aas Mash heglslaFOd. copylUAt tetO. pally HlEsOgl

ly Odltorllas in German on para d of the local Dund ragp The lnsk 10 issues smack definitely of treason and sedltion.
 The Dale Carnegies are trylnR to make up their minds about their problem, instead of taking hls books counsel Grand Dragon (ev,) A. M. Young has been banished from the Klan for writing Q book, unpublished, yet, called: "Unmaska ing the Klan", Tn it he allegedly reveals that the America Firsters gave the Klan S50,OO0 to foment trouble in various States Mrs. Roosevelt will not renew her prOs- ent radio sponsor Is sugar going up, but way up-by Decem- Der lstP A woman dwelling in the area of seth St. actually walks Q deer around the streets in Q dogs harness ... Fred Payne, divorced from '"rokio" Payne, win wed Dar- bara Erltchie Of the feelma pa- tricia Collinge may he the lead in '"Ihe Shark Was . BoojuHaa."
 March of Tlme'a latest film, "AGaln st. U. s. A." will be hated by the Quislings over here. Americans will love it-because it exposes Hitler thuggery skllfully ]. Dorothy Big- bee, the chlorine, threw diamond ring In Q NaKi-ninded suckers face the other night for his remarks. Why not send his name to Mir. Whiskers-.-and keep the ring2 |. Ely Culbertson, the brldge man, and Helen Twelvetrees, former film favorite, are inseparable {. :. Add Blg-Time stuff: The way Jane pick- ems renders: "When q Gypsy Makes His Violin Cry" ct the Versailles best girl floor show in town Bill Terry will sign . new long-teE1ner with the Giants this week, after all the talk about signing with Cleve- land Frances Williams and Nicky Holden are That Wheel |, The new dltty, ''Eimer's Tune" and the oldie, "ff Could Be With You" have a decided similarity ], Ellnson says we needn't worry about the shortage of paper any more as Manville's giving the Govt his mar. rtage licenses A Profile writer could help by giving tho government ---instead of friends-all those bed checks,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

To provide funds for pensions fol the victims of the Chaeo war, Para quay has increased taxes or matches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

American projection equipment and seats were installed in Q new motion picture theater in duate- mala City,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
NAUGATUCK YOUTH
 LEAVES HOSPITAL

St, Mary'S hospital reported this morning that James Began, Jrn G., of RED No. 2 of Naugatuck, was discharged from the hospital yes- tegday. The youngster had been under treatment for minor injuries suffered whsn he fell from an auto- mobile operated by his father.
 Palestine has prohibited the ship ping of toys Into the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Boy Scouts in England are volun- teeElng 70 wasd wheat faelds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Mss Elizabeth wengertsman of Hartford spent Thanksgiving wlth her sister, Mrs. Edith German of the Woodtick road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

MT. and Mrs. Hiram Smith and son. Melvin Smith of Hartford and Gustave Cornelis and son of Md dlet0wn, were Thanksgiving guests of Mir. and Mrs. Dewitt Cole of Woodtick Center.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

" edltorllas in German on page q of the local nund ragp The last 10 Issues smack definitely of treason and sedltion.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

arieasentlpidlnngen itl cine idiuierige
Gage geraten. Wir nriiiien inns auI
einen 3nian,ntenbrud SopietrllB<
LAMBS gefoBt MAIDEN. ltno lpenn eas
geld,iebt, iperoen ipi6tlse Greigniilc
idnea allfeinanoer folgen. 8ir mill
len nit ser Woglidfeit ei,es @affen.
itialtanoes ODER eimeS sSrieoenspattes
stuiId)en Sitler nno Staliu rednen.
Stain miro, tpenu in sic @nge ae,
triebeu; a,lf irsenoeime geeins''ns
einseben, oamit .er feline onnfeln
Yldne at uermirfliden fcrtfabren
tann. eitler lit ebenfaas SIT irseno.
einem 8afte NIT irgenoeinem@egner
bereit, ipeuu ib,u bies sur Gorperung
leiner Yldne fiir porteilbaft erIdeint.
Cine ioipietrltiiilde Strife ooer Nies
Serlase mag oen 5turj Der @burdias
@esieruna umo cine nel.e 8efriez
ounesresier,ng sur 5olse boben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

ben rotten iotuietrniiilden ugerbiinoe-
ten" ais pertpoller ,mb als, udber
oerluanot als Der ,auerifaniide Sn.
fer. su oem bOdIt .id)n1eidelbaften"
artitel beibt eS m0rtlid: ~Gmerifa
lit ,mler lueitberSiger mo erob5iiaI.
ger Snfel; aber Der Hlliie lit ltnler
fampfenber 9ruoer; eiu 9olideluif.
ser 9eltd)e totet, lit belier ,no tpert.
poller, ais ein 9c,nofrat, ser bloB
sic 3eit t6tet."
Bnt tbat in ponr pipe, ltucle
Sop, ono intofc it!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

Mfan oarf nibt a,Ber adt lallelt, OaB
eS 1T @nglano eille ltarfe, ein fluff
reibe IrieoenSpnrtei 9i6t.
9ie @reignilie iu europa t0nnen
li6 oerart enttuidelu, 0aB, trob ,tnle-
rer gnglanobilfe, Oas perfioe @ng-
lano 1id gegen ,11s iuenOen iuiro ,mo
ein Gbllrdia 11ns Dieoer SEN 8ortpurf
ins @eltbt Idleltoert, oaB mir ben
eltropaii6en &rieg perlduloet baben.
@n5eiden 1.no 8etueiie liefert sic bri=
tilde Breiie iebt idon. Sat 6od oas
britiide 8latt SUNDAY Yictorial' in
einem iluitrierten Mrtifel 6as lpabre
@eiidt @nslanos ge5eigt. @s riibmt
Sic Soipietruiien iiber aues - seraoe
tuie sic @nslauoer sic Yolen, Nor-
tpeger, Sran5oieu 1mo alle anoern
riibmte, oamit lie @uglanos Sdlad-
ten fampfen ioaten - ,,uo be5eidnet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

,,no feiner oblt, tuarum er oieIes
tat.
Sn England bort man bies uno
ienes mnnfeln, II
aufflarung mia bas Bolt UNI ieben
Rreis; ...> .e
6od gburdia ldBt oas Rublifunt
int Dlmfeln.
@arlm2 Gang einfad, neil ct
ielbit nibts tpeiB!(?)
@ie idh,g oas SerS oen en9lii6en
Wiaionen,
als Nnat Nltmmer 6rei eridiett per
2uft!
Dod leiber lit, tpte anoere Seula.
tionen,
aud biele idone Seniatiou ber.
pufft!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

9as amerifanil6e 8olt I1eint lid)
aumdblid in sipei Yarteieu 5u ipal=
ten: 1T eine 6rieOens< ,tnO ut eine
ariegspartei. sSu Yrelle uno &aoio
miro oas Bublitltm uon beioeu Seiten
bearbeitet. ltniere Neaierlng ltebt
5tuiiden ser autifriesseiinnten Maio-
ritdt oes amerifanilbeu golfes uno
einer fleinen Minoritdt bon &riegs-
beiiiriportern uno 9riegsbeber,t oie
ourb cine itarfe britilbe Yropaganoa
geitiibt miro. Dte bon bober uno
peranttportli6er Seite eiugenommene
Saltltng in oieier bitalen 6rage fin
BET nid)t sic anerfennltns oer Bolts
mebrbeit.
9ead benz ltrteil bon militGriiben
Sadberitdnoigen f6nnen mir, tuenu
mir poreilige Sbritte tuu, 6urd) 6ie
ploblide 8en6una Der europdilden
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

9urb langiabrises eifriges Spr-
i6elt nomentli6 bur6 Stuoium
bes 2ebens ser Bdpite, bat Mrs.
Gillian 8roipne=Sli cine gbicagoer
Sdriftltelleriu, SEN 8eg aur fa-
tbolil6en Stride gef,moen: 0urb
Sam,nll,ug bon Woterial lit ser
8atifaniiden 8ibliotbet uno 1T
berldieoenen ,1alnbaiten 8ibliotbe,
fen guropas fam iie 5u ser lte6er-
5eltsung, oaB MIR Sic fatbolilhe
Stride sic bon @briitus geItiftete
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08
.llno bit oa ni6t miais = 10 bran6' i'd 6enalt''

Inter oteIer slufid)rift Der0ffent.
1idt Ole aurora ,tno gbriItlide $50
de- folgenoe bon ibrem 8eridteritat-
ter aus Genf erbaltene interehante
&riegserpagungen:
,,Wit Der @robernng GuBlanbs err.
bofft 8erlin eoie @rrihtl,ug eines
n@ur-aiiiden" glods BON 5lanoern
bis aunt Mmur unter oel,tider aon<
troae uno 5ur 8aiis bon Srieoensper-
banolungen nit ser britiid-amerifa-
niiden llnion. 5alls fein balotger
Jrieoe suitanoe fame, miro ser Cur
aiiide 8lod" Sen aries segen eng
lano twiter idiiren uno oen ssapa-
nern bethlehem in ibrem ariege gegeu
England uno u5M.
Sitler mei1tt. nad oem 3ulammen=
brude Der ruiiii6en Mrmee unb Der
bolldetoiitilden Reeierling ben rui-
iilden Haum lit europa uno @lten
olrd cine neue ,,Sitler" "-sefifeige 8e-
gieri1na nad) bitleriIden yte5epteu
iluo Wetbooen regieren lnb fontrols
lieren at fonnen; allelt britilbeu Git
fllB aisidalten llno aud) oils nelter
,Selbitberrider .aller NeuBen" Sic
8riten frieocnSreif fneten 5lt fonnen.
Sitler weiB ieoob MIR at gut, oaB
&uBlano ibou einniol (t9t7) milf
tdriib ltno politiid bon Der beuti6en
Nrmee 1tno 8egierltng geidlagen
,puroe uno troboem ser srieoen NIT
oen BeItnlabten nidt 5ultanoe FAM,
oaB bielntebr Der 8riegsipinter 1917
bis 1918 oas beutl6e 8olt ,lno Seer
ertnuttigte l1no alle bisDer beliegteu
Golfer ernnl1tiste l,no bie aataitropbe
19tS-19t9 5eitiste. Ser Siibrer
m6dte besbalb HuBlauo lo6alo llno
griiltolid) tpie m0eli1 erobern ,no
na5ift5ieren.
slls v@err bon GuBlano" tpiiroe
Sitler tuabrldeinlid oen gnglGn6eru
einen iebr groBmiitigen 5rieoen an-
bieten: A6morld ser 9eltl1en aus
@eiteuropa; Nidtiuterelie bes Nei6es
in Ifrita uno int Wtittelmeer; Yreis-
gabe Staliens uno oeileu SSS,uperialis-
mus. SallS gngldho uno sic lt5@.
mieoerluu nidt oaralf eingeben, miro
Sitler perIuden, allBer ben faufaIi=
q 1dben Selfeloern aud sic in sSran uno
SSraf, iotoie 1T 3entralalien 5,t er=
obern, Die ruiiiIben 5el6er int Sale
oes 3erltortluoroenIeins in feds 800
naten tpieoer bergeitellt nno in &c.
bralt6 geltomnten ou baben. Crit
oann tudre ibm cine neue ltnterIee.
boot nno 5lug5eue= =&agne aegeu
englano 1no elm beltid) =iapanil1er
5elo5lg gesen 8ritilh= =Snoien uuo
SiiooIt= =s4iien militdriib moeIid.
Sir ale 6ieie 5rieoers,n0glidfei.
ten bat Sitler int bora,ts ieineu Stea-
bertreter SeB als ftets bereite Srie,
oenstaube nad SdottlanS fliegen lal
fen. Saas es 6em britiiden Griegs=
premier nidt gelinst, sic gauge ane,
ritanilde 8ebrn1adt our @roberlnq
Weit=, Siio- uno Mitteleuropas ei1,
5nIeben ltno Sitler sllm fatalen mill.
tariIden aataitropbeuriid5l.ee aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08
Weaes eebea III ebemalisen ,,8eiiter.
StGOteu''

Scle uuS NlultuitttuNt, ~. W., ue"
ridtet miro, ideincn sic ,,&eilter.
itGote'. sic in Nep 0erifoS Berg.
werfsgebieten nno Seliclbcrn cntltan.
oen, iino, nadoem oeren 9ctricb en.
gcltellt iueroen ntlBte, iest 81 neueut
Seben slt erluaden. Den SauptonlaB
oa5u biloet oas allSaeocbntc Bro-
grauum i'm Snterelc Der natonolcm
SerteIoiglug. benjamin. 9. Sudjtt,
Der Sortsenoe ser ltootlideu ,,Gm-
ployment Security Gunuiiiion be.
bauptet, oaB sic Wiuiouc,L bic fiir
uatlonale @crteioigrnNsproicttc aus.
gegebeu lueroelt, sur erlteu 6olge bat.
ten, Dob sic alten Ncrgluerfe unto
Oelfeloer III Nciu Nfcrifo wicoer in
Setrieb genontnlen mltroeu. SSSn Wtog.
oalena 5llu 9eilpiel, ooS oonj uno
gar Derlailen mar, iuiro iebt luieocr
@olo, Silber, @lei rno 3inf gei0r.
oert, 10 oaB ncbrere blnocrt 9erglcu.
tc luo Oelfeloorbcitcr lphnenoc 9e.
iddftignng gehuoen bo6en.
9ie Nrtlcboft sluilon, sic ebcni ious
perlaneu luar, bebcrbcrgt icbt luicoer
5ablrelde Janliliclt ocren Grnuhrcr
bel Ser Gomltruftipu ser Sort Wiu.
gate Wtllnitionslpertc bclHUltiat ,uer.
oen.
ssSr ser lullnittelborcl NUbe oer
Orti6aften HoSwea nlo Ycco5 miro
elne lteblm9slhule fir Secresbom.
benflIeger gebaltt, welhe iid sic Nc.
gIerlng $6,5OO,O0O folteu lGBt
@lnce, cine ,pcitcrc ,,@ciItcr.
ltaot'', entbdlt ebenfouS cine ncltc
,tabrif, iueld)e 5ablreihc NrbeitSfrufte
bro'tdt, Sic liN aus bcerciflihcu
@riiuoeu iuieoer III ser Nrtlhoft an.
lieoeln.
Oa5u fouuut oauu nod, baI oudJ
Sic Del nno Bctrolclurinoultric s,rr
3eit ciueu beoclteuocn Nuflhlulmg
erfd6rt ser groBe Gcroicuit= 1,uo S(r.
bcltsroglid)feitcn bietet, sic ilt gro.
Der 9ta6frage Iteben.
Slldm ltcllt o6ellorein eintriglide
Grnten lit Nuslidt, aus bcnen oie
,Sarrter groBe Sortcile sebclt, lpos
oieIe1 tint 10 luiatoun,encr iit ols iic
1T oet lebter SSabreu lluter MiBcru.
ten 81 leioen battcn, sic lc at oeu
Hano ser &er5lueifl,ng brodteu
0ie nelte 9eor6eitlng ser notiirli.
1en Pottald)efeloer in gtew Werico
erlpeilt iid) ebenfolls lebr eiltrtioliA
lnlo iuiro nit boiler &rait betricbeu,
oa oie 9tadfrage alld alf oieIeut
YroollftlonSgebet iid ltctig mebrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

sSSn oem uSSolrnal Of Criminal
2alu allo Grinliltologp' fat Sau @cd.
ten, sl6teilungsporltano int 3enirs-
biiro Ser Ser. 5taoteu, einen Trtife[
peroffentlitt, oaB sic int sluslauo
geborene 8eu0lferltng biel mebr oie
@elebe beobad)ten ols sic eiu9e6orc-
neu Mlnerifaner. &on oeu @iugebo.
renen lpiirOen intmer II auf 10000
Berionen ser 8eo0lterung iu Strai.
auItalten geIanot, bon ser int Mus.
lano ge6oreuen nur 5 auf 0ielel6e
8eOolteruugsaabl.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-08

STRIDE ilt. SIR erltes 8ert ,,Yil,s
ser Glfte, ser slpoltel oes 5rie.
bens' fano cine groBe 8erbreitlrlg.
SIR slpeites @erf uEbeir 9saue
is Yius" lit Dor f,tr5en bon ser
Bruce Bublilbing Co. int Wil.
ipalfee per0fientlibt poroen. @s
l1iloert oas 2eben ser B0pite Bil1S
oes Se6iten oes Siebenten, oes
Nelnten, oes 3ebnten 1tno @lften.
Sic arbeitet gegenludrtig at einent
1peitern 8ano st. Yius, Snquiii.
tor aus Bontiff'.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

to indicate to the proofreader that
part of the copy Is missing or
illegible.
From Toledo: What are the ides
of March?-B. 3.
Answer-We are in them now
The term means, roughly, the seven
days in March ending with the 18th.
1t was predicted that Julius Caesar
would be assasSinated in the ides OF
March. Caesar said to the sooth-
sayer, The ides of March are come; !;
who answered him calmly, Yes, they
are come but they are not past -
Plutarch.
This weeks award for LOONY
LOGIC goes to the woman novelist
who said of her heroine: She had
an old hat on the back of her head
which was her grandmother's!"
Send for free FLOWER PAM
PHLET which gives the correct
pronunciation Of zoo botanical
names. Send a stamped (3c).
self addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, In care Of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Little Saturday Talk

through the pathway of such broken
comets.
Before a meteor comes within
range of the earth, it is a cold
object. 1t does not heat up as it
passes through outer space.
The heating takes place after
the meteor strikes the "air blanket"
around the earth. There is rubbing
of the meteor when it strikes the
air. In other words there is friction,
and the meteor becomes so hot that
it glows in the sky.
(For Science section Of your scrapbook)
IL you wish to join the l94l
Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club, send
me a three cent stamped en-
veIope, carefully addressed to
yourself. You will receive n
membership certificate, = leaflet
telling how to make a Scrapbook,
and a printed design to paste on
the cover. Address me I'm care
Of The Evening Star.
1~ek* '@d
Evening star., 1941-03-08
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

level the air pressure is about IA
and three-fourths pounds.
Yes, there is gravity on the moon.
1t is not nearly so great as that
on the earth. If you can jump
three feet high, you could jump
over a bungalow by using the same
strength on the moon.
There is, by the way, no air
pressure on the moon. The best
efforts of astronomers have failed
to find any air at all on the COM
panion of the earth"
When the moon is closest to the
earth, it is 221 ,463 miles from us.
Meteors are small objects as
compared with heavenly bodies
such as planets. Many meteors are
smaller than basket balls, but some
are equal in size to room, or
even a house.
1t is believed that many meteors,
if not all, are parts of broken
comets. We have proofs that GER
tain comets have broken up, and
meteor showers are known to
take place when the earth passes
Evening star., 1941-03-08

Questions about science are asked
in a letter from Joseph Michnovich,
who writes:
Il have a few scientific questions
that I would like to ask you. You
are the only person I know of who
would give me the answer
What is the greatest pressure
of air in the sky between here and
the moon? Is there any gravity
on the moon? If so, how does 1t
compare with that of the earth?
When the moon is closest to the
earth, how far away is it? Where
does a meteor come from? Is a
meteor heated by the friction of
falling through space?"
All the questions Joseph asks
are good ones, and they show he
has been thinking about things
The greatest air pressure be-
tween the earth and the moon is
to be found at sea level on the
earth. Air pressure in our atmos-
phere comes from the weight Of
air above. The higher we 60, the
smaller the air pressure. At sea
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t!
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Chotterbox

From Detroit: Is it very correct
to rhyme says with pays?-F. V.
Answer-No. Says must rhyme
with fez, as: sez.
From Newark: What is the name
of Hitler's secret police?-M N.
Answer-The name is GESTAPO,
a shortened form of Geheime
StaatspOlizei. The pronunciation
is: geh- h-SHTAH-pOe
From Savannah: What are the
words frequently see in newspaper
articles: etaoin shrdIu?-C. E.
Answer-These are known as "pi
Cor pie) lines" A linotype operator
sets them by running his finger
down the first two banks of keys
on the left of the keyboard, usually
Evening star., 1941-03-08
Germany Will Make
All Streetcurs Alike
Rs the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN.-All streetcars in Ger
many, the Ministry of Transporta-
ton has decreed, must hereafter be
built along the same lines. Different
cities can no longer have different
style or colored trolley cars.
This law further demands all
streetcar stop signs be Of the same
design.
Evening star., 1941-03-08

Inc nand makes IL ulCkS, SO
there ought to be way of getting
to game. How?"
We think North bid the hand too
weakly. His first response to one
spade might well have been two
clubs, with the intention of raising
spades later on. But having bid
only two spades, he should have
hastened to show his maximum
holding for this weak bid by jump
ing to four spades over South's re-
bid of three hearts.
Such a Jump would not show
slam intentions or a very fine hand
or anything else that might deceive
South. North's first response of
two spades had already made 1t
clear that his hand contained only
a decidedly limited amount of
strength The jump would there
fore show only a hand which was
at or near the upper limit possible
for a single raise.
South cannot be criticized for re-
fusing to go on past three spades.
North would have bid the hand the
same way with the same distribu-
tion. but no high cards. And then
South would lose at least one dia-
mond and three clubs.
Yesterday you were David Bruce
Burnstone's partner and. with nei-
ther side vulnerable, you held:
K 10 7
2K54
8 s
"A J9s3
The bidding:
Burnstone. Jacoby. You. Schenken.
ia Pass "a Pass
"a Pass co
Answer-Bid four spades. If your
partner has a rebiddable spade suit
there should be an excellent play
for game in the hand To bid only
three spades would risk pass by
partner.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
10 per cent for three spades, moth
ing for any other bid.
Question No. T02.
Today you are Merwin Maier's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
A K 10 76
0K5 542
06
d A J 96
The bidding:
Maier. Schenken. You. Jacoby.
Ia Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer
Monday
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La gaceta., 1941-09-23
UN GUARDA DE LA ADUA-
MA MATO A UN SEGUNDO
TENIENTE

Honolulu, Sept. 23-Un guar
da de la aduana, John Young,
mat6 aver 81 segundo teniente
de aviaci6n Martin X. Connolly,
de 26 amos, porque este Sc neg6
a mostrarle un paqueto de toto
grafias.
Acompahaba al teniente la en-
fermera Naomi Berman, la que
DECLARE que el guarda lie pidi6
al teniente mostrase las fotogra
fias y este le dijo que va habian
sido inspeccionadas.
Surgi6 una discussion y Young
hizo uso de su pistola, aun Guam
40 declare que el arma sc lie ha
bia disparado.
A la victima sc lie acusa por
IN policia del puerto de que pc
90 Ell primer golpe. Otros testi.
gos declaran que no hubo golpec