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Evening star., 1941-01-17
S10,350.
GIVE YOUR FAMILY
BREATHING SPACE

A new brick detached home that will be
real inspiration and a JOY to you to know
you are doing a big part in their happiness
% large rooms and complete baths beau
uIuIIy equipped kitchen. screened, covered
Sloe porch and attached brick garage: huge
!ot, nlcely landscaped convenient locs-
portatlon- Here's your opportunity to
ENJOY good surroundings and real neighbors
az price within the average budget
Phone MR. LANE for full details WiScon-
sin $3.50 or National OS56
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MICHIGAN PARK.

4706 18th st. n.e.-Furnished sample
home. Attractive new brick homes, 6
rms, baths. modern kitchen. concrete
'front.' porch: Bryant air-conditioned heat
insulated: furred walls; Bendix washer;
weather r-stripped, screened; large lot; price.
$500 UP: reasonable terms. To inspect
Out Mlchigan ave. to 18th ST. ne left on
18Th to Buchanan. left on Buchanan 10
i,' lgth' right to homes. Open. Phone
VIM r. THOROWGOOD,
gO14 r.. J. Ave NE
Evening star., 1941-01-17

AVAILABLE, TO RESPONSIBLE TENANT.
$50 mo;-6:rm.. English-type house, 10
Living rn., 12x23; oil heat, full attic.
screened porch, fiagstone terrace, fenced
schools. stores. bus and beautiful park.
Open for inspection or call OWNER, SH.
Evening star., 1941-01-17
GEORGETOWN

/ have 3 or properties in this quaint
ana historical section that are Just right
tor remodellng For information call Mr..
I WEST ,EV pTTruANkN
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630l 18th ST. NV
(Cont.nued.)

. Only $4,000 for a lovely 2-rm kit.
olnette apt; new bldg; utilities included :
carpeted halls. Venetian blinds, slat doors
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. 5000.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

WALKING DISTANCE.
1912 18th n.w--Attrac. 3nd-d roOr
connec. bath, all maple, inner-springs; rea
Evening star., 1941-01-17

10Th and Eye sts. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for ] person, from S14 per
week; for 2, from SS per week each, by
the month. Call MIR. WILLS, mgr, for
inspection. District 42IO
Evening star., 1941-01-17

TRUMPETS AND CORNETS-Clearance of
trade-lnS and reconditioned instruments at
very low prices. Pan-American, silver,
$1,000: American Standard, $3.50; Amer
nsn Student gold lacquered, $3.50;
Huttle, gold lacquered, S2l so; Olds,
$3.50. MA 4130 Easy terms kits
l:i2n G St lmiddln of the hlnckl
Evening star., 1941-01-17

1892 IRVING ST N.w-Room. suitable
> gentlemen or employed couple. Adams
EROS
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1915 N. CAPITOL

4416 BUTTERWORTH PL- NV
rms. newly decorated: avail. at once;
conv location: S4S.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

ROMBONES-Clearanc of trade-ins and
reconditioned instruments at very low
prices. American Artist $40; Elkhart,
Sl4 80; Pan-American, S1575: LeMar
S27 80. Private lessons included at small
additional cost, Easy terms MA 413O
kltLS- l32n G st lmlddle of the hlnckN
Evening star., 1941-01-17

300 RODMAN ST. NV furnished
rooms in private home; reasonable; gem
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ROOMS EuRN. G UNEuRN.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Large front room h.
VIII; near bus, 10c fare; board OPTIONAL;
adults only. CHI 7047 after g. Is"
NEARBY VA-Room next bath; in pvt
home; on bus line: S5 week. Call Temple
3540, before noon.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

=. WAsHERS-BRAND NEW.
All standard makes, in original factory
crates. Pre-inventory sale Bis trade-irl
allowance. Easy terms Can pay with
your light bill Also rebuilt washers as low
as Sl2 %. WE ARE AUTHORIZED SALES
AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX MAYTAG.
g; E, WESTINGHOUSE A B. C. AND
ELECTRICAL CENTER
514 10th St. NV. National $50
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y. y A1SA%ot bOSF1ANAN.
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS

"a part of the Monastery Grour5s \
= new group. Sample house, 3S05 iTth
pl. NET rms. baths, attached garage:
large lot: terms. trades considered Open
daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
Evening star., 1941-01-17

1107 45th pl. se-6 rooms oil heat,
air conditioning. Ia baths, daylight base
ments; trees. large lots; quiet neishbor-
hood; S65-S67 so. Key at lIl9 45th pl.
sc; MA. 905l. Room 1872, Southern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Ser straightforward at aarautiercn.
Wenn mir bielen Dcrbiil,gnisuollen
Shritt tlth lit cs oanil nidt logiid,
BOB mir barouIbin aftip it Sen &rieg
ge5ogcn perbcl?
ullnlcr Sano itcbt iebt o1 SNeioe-
lueg, ser 5u allsl0noilUen &riegen iuie
int Sabr 1917 fiibrt. 9os 2ano liebt
I6 oicier Traae gegeuiibergelteat, Of.
pobl Scr Srdlioent iiO in Ser ocnlo.
tratiicbcn Elattform perpfliGtcte, fei=
ncn &rieg int s(llslono SIT fiiDren.
SD 1cil tie bci fcineu1 s(bbitte So
iiir oab ih 5uerit at mcin ei9cnes
2ano ocnfc. .
~@cln es lolucit it, SOB id bon
eillem anoern 2ono 1ncDr balte olS
Don s(merita, Damn iuiiroe id es fit
n1eine Yflid)t balten, bem golt bon
MiuneIota lnein slmt 5uriid5ueeben.
Bas l'nlere @uslanbspolitif betrifft
10 Dertrete i1 nod ilnmer sic Mnlid-
ten 8aibingtons, Sefferlons, Sad-
ions, Monroes lnb glepelan6s. Mit
ser proclamation Ser Monroe 9ot.
trim beripraden mir europa, 1tns nidt
in europaii6e angelegenbeiten 5u n.i'
Iden. s@...4~
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Nitttuod), Sen 22. Sannar 194t

rator, ser Mitglieb oes &omitees fit
allswartige Nngelegcnbeiten it, ct.
flarte in ieiuer slnttport:
~8enn mir 70 nicorig geIunfen
fins, ipelm tpir ein 9eipeou errcidt
Dabeu, tuo mir anoere Notionen Bit
ten miiiicn, fir lns 5u f6npfen, baum
iino mir lnlpiiroig Ser Sreibeit, bic
mir beitben rno ipir fSnnen nid)t oa'
nit re6ne1L oielc Srei1eit 1ange 81.
erbalten. Sem &ongreB liegt iest ei.
ne Sorlage Dor, luel6e - faQs iie
ongenommen tpiirbe - einen offenen
S6ed iiber ale geIourccn ,nIercr
Station bartlett, 1lm SEN Sieg cincr
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- pD en- s brpnif'

Inn M,tnition na6 England 5l1 brin.
gen. ..
z. Cine 8eidranfl,ng bes Ser.
Minis, fir Sen oeln Braiioenten Goas
ma6t eeipabrt iuiirbe.
= Senator Sreoerid 8an 9tilDs bon
Snoiana perlanet, oaB oic @nslanoer
aa,ttion 1telen. s(uBerbem lit er fir
8eldranfung Ser Madtbefugniiie bcs
Grdiioenten lmo berlangt, oob Mari-
neiefretGr &nor Dor elm &onercbtomis
tee gelaben miro, I'm Mngoben iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Sic Sreigobe bon &riegsldiiicu AT
england 5lt MAIDEN. &nor crtlurte
fiir5lid, luan foune feline iucitcrcn
Sd)iffe an Gnglonb obgebcn. sluBer=
oem mill Gan gtups Sdobamtsicfre=
t1r Morgentbot porlooeu, lm sl11sz
funft ii6er britil1e Sinan5cn 5lt CT
langen.
x x x
Senator Sbipitea6 BON Minneioto
fat in energilbcn @ortcu Sic &riegs=
beber perllrteilt ,nlo~p por cincr fiinlt=
liden @plterie eelpornt. ST ltellte ob-
lolltt in slbreoe, sob s(nterifas 81
0erbeit bon gnalanos Sieg obbange
nno oaB GnglanD ,niern &rieg f1n1p-
fe. gr iprad iib iharf 9egen Sic sln=
lidt gemilier &riegsbeber alts, oab sic
Ser. staoten, Sic madtieite Station
Ser 8elt, ii1 nid)t allein perteibigen
t0nne nnb baB lire Siberbeit bon
England abbdnge Senator Sbiplteao
CAB ieiner s(nlid)t IN einem S6rei.
BEN an cine @ruppe @ei6aftslel1te
aus Minneapolis ,,nb ct. Baul Aus>
erud, 6a oieie ii6 nit Ieirem 8ioer-.
itanb gegen Die goofepelt'ibe Bolitit
nidt einperitanoen erfldrteu. Der Sc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Sinn ereebt lid bas ,,0bio Stotc
Sollrnal", tuenn eS ibrcibt: ,,GS lino
3elben DorbanoelL OoB cine an gel.
tiger Banif eren5eloc &riegsitiur.
nlllng iid it llnlerln 2onoc enttpdclt
lno beltanoig gcnabrt miro. 9ic5 lit
ga1l5 beienoers ser SAT- il @oiginN.
ton, mo olle 9tcgclu Scr 2oaif nno
Scrnlunft beileitcgciett tpcrocn."
Infer &onsreB, 5. +. sic Miinucr,
lpel6e oaS ameritanii6e Golf crlpGblt
bat, 1nn feline sniidten ,no gSii,,ihe
por5ubringen lmo llnler Sono Dor CT.
nent &rieg at beI6iiscn, ltcbcn Dor
elmer rieiigen lmo peroltlportlngspol.
len s(ufgabe. Mogcn lie ld oicicr
lpi6tigen s(ufgobe mebr als ie be.
pnBt iein. Gon ser 20ll,ng oicier
@ufgabe bGnet baS @oDl 1no @ebe
unieres Sanoes, &rieg poer Srieoclt.
nationaler 8anferott o0er Hrolperit0t,
sic Grbaltung ober Der llntergoua
unierer 9emofratie al.
X X X
Sic &atbolifen Merifos ieben nit
groben Soffnltnsen Ser auf ben font
menoen Wonat Sebrl,ar einsuber,t.
(Sortlekl1ng auf Seite 12)
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u9ieie 8olitif lit bel'te nod 10 &c.
Juno ipie Dor 100 SabrerL als lie
proflamiert plrbc. 0teiner slnlidt
nad fam sic Monrpc Goftrin an bc.
lteu alli oem iueltli1en Sentiment NIT
ser slr,uee, Slotte lnS 2uft,poiie Der.
teioigt tueroelt, Sic mir ictt ballcn.
~SS6 bin obiolut oo9c9eu, unlere
ilngen Selte nod s[irifa, europa
ooer sliien slt ienoen, oonlit iie BORT
ollf Sen Sdladtfclocru iterben. SD
bin gcgelt irgenbtpclde Shritte, Sic
bier5u fiibren f0nntcn.'
X X X
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

uSttASt JoOSt Wv Fo@tAtlt1SH ShStSNtilS
in @aibington Iid orfanartig iiber.
itiir5t. 9ie in fl.r5er s(1feinanoerfolse
beroffentlibte 8llbgetboti6aft ,uto
bie ,,Ma-Sut-Mio" 8ia baben at ei-
nem Ba,toemo,tiunt aefiibrt, lpie es
nod ielten in Sen Sallen llnIerer &C.
fesgebimg erlebt moroen ilt.
p: Der &a1npf ,ln oie prdibenti6aft-
Iide 8orIaee, in tpelder Ser BrGii=
bent abiolute Madtbefagniiie 5tpeds
&ilfeleiitl,ng fir @roBbritannien per=
lanat, bat ieinen Infang genonmen.
3aDlreibe Mmenbmel1ts iino bereits
bon alien Seiten eingereidt poroelt
Inn sic ,,oiftatoril1el" Ma6tbef1g=
niie bes Brdiioeltelt eiIt5uoamnlen.
3un11it pltroe Sic ben Saltie eillge-
reid)te @eIeBesporlage bonn aonitce
fir allstpartige s(ngelegenbeiten, ocm
iie sur 8elpreblrng iiberwieien porocn
mar, auf bas Golllitee fit tnilitdriiebe
sfngelegenbeiten absei6oben. slllen
Gor5eiden nod miro bie Sin III lml-
gen 9ebatten belpro6en lmo broiti-
iben stetoerlrngen ltnter5ogen lpcr.
ben. mgenehl miro meenonmlen,s
noB 1nan england oile rlogliebe 5ilfe
5lt leiftelt eeiuilft lit, ieood) init Der
giltldranfllng, BOP oie Ser. Staaten
nid)t aftip, III bic Heiben Ser &ricgz
fiibre,loen eiutreten llnb baB ltnIere
s(rlnee unb 5lotte llidt gepliinoert
miro 5ugnniten Gnglanbs. Gs iino
bicsbeaiiglid, bereits folgeltoe slneno.
,nents mt senat eingereidt iuoroen:
1. Gin @erbot, pel6es perbinbert
oaB ser 8rMibent arieesnaterial OH
frenlbe Nationen peridenft, mas &C.
mdB ben 8eltimnulngen Ser 9toolepelt=
8orlase moelid luare.
2. Cine 8eitilnnltng, welde pcr-
langt, baB @nglano &alttion fir Oar
Ieben ,tno &rieaslnaterial itellt. &C.
nator @alter George, 9elnofrat bon
Georgia, lit fit cine oerartigc Sc
itiinllulng.
8. Gin Gerbot aeaeu sic llcber-
troglng BON &riees ldiffe1L .&anonen
itnb arieasnlaterial, oas Ser srnlee
lno 5lotte jebt .gebort nno welOe
oieie fernerbin erbaltenL an ousliilt-
biide Nationen. M6er audi bieier 3lls
Iab tpiiroe ftidt berbiuberl, oab Der
8rdlibent neles @taterial iuie Slug
seuge lulo Mlnlition al Gnglano frei=
eibt, .anItatt es fit luliere eigene Slot
te llno s(rr1ee SIT beltinulen.
4. Namensnern,ng Ser Nationell
beuen Hraiibent 9iooiepelt nit 9arlez
ben ln6 &riegsn,aterial .5r belfen &C.
bcnft.
5. Gin Gerbot, ,m1 at perbinoerll
baB S6iffe Ser frieefii6renoen sta=
tione1 in amerifaniidell Saien uulal,=
fen f01lnen, Inn repariert ober ai,s=
geriilfet sit tueroel1, ba utter inter-
nationalem @eleb berartige Sonolul-
gen als friegeriiber aft betfa6tet
tuer0en. a..
6. Gin a,tsbriidli1es 8erbot gegen
8erncnollng amerifanii1cr Sdiffe III
Geleit5iiaen ooer fir ionitigc 3lpede,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-22

Sn dbulidenL eht.omcrifoniiNem
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

lez, Piedad Caruso, J1nnie Ru-
so, Margarita Caruso, Elyira
Alcala, Graciela Marrero, Adel-
ia Morales, Mayita Bazarte.
Francisco Hernandez, Berti-
la Salgado, Isolina Garcia, Auro
"a Fernando, Maria Gonzalez,
Mana Gonzalez, Matilds Hues-
ca, Elvira Carrero, Felicia Fer
nandez, Natalia Duarte, Carme-
la Villardebo, Alicia Valdes,
Mercedes Alvarez, Blanca Me-
nendez, Margarita Fernandez.
Graciela Castillo, Violeta Rodri-
guez, Jennie ESpolita, Adelina
Martinez, Eliada Jaime, Clara
Sanchez, Josefina Alfonso, A.
EScarza, JoSefina Z. Gonzalez
y 7. Mesa,
Fueron obsequiadas con dull
ces y refrescos.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
DEFENDERA SU
DERECHO A EJERCER LA
PROFESSION DE DENTS
TIA

FL dentiSta j. Hold Williams
pr,senlo aver una r~eclamacion
en- la Corte del Circuito, de mo-
10 Qu csc prohi0a a la junta de
eXaminadores dentales del eSta-
do, 81 reyocar la llcencia que el
tiene por medic Gle la cual prac-
lea Su profession.
all junta de eXaminadores Sc
reunira 81 jueves para conocer
de la acusacion de falSa publici
dad preSentado contra Williams
por I. f. Kaney, uno de sus IA
gentes. Alega ell dentista que los
cargos Sc basan en- una ley de
1851, anulada por una lsy de
1881, anulada por una ley de la
preSente legislature que regula
el ejercicio de su profession.
Dice Williams que la acusa-
ci6n de Kaney es falsa Y que la
junta Sc propone ~retirarle su Ii
cencia, sin antes concederle un
juicio impartial.
Representa- al dentista ell le-
TRADE LsRoy Allen.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
CoRTE DE 20 CRIMINAL

Empez6 aver ell segundo jul
clio de la causa contra Manuel
Blanco de % amos ,acusado de
haber participate en- ell asaltC
y robO a la bodega y carniceria
Frederick, situada en- la aveni-
da Grand Central. Dos emplea-
dos de este establecimiento lie
reconocieron aver.
Blanco sostiene que Sc halla-
ba en- un teatro de YbUr City,
en- union de su esposa y un ami
90, la noche en- que Sc cometi6
el delito.
La esposa y ell amigo corro-
boraron su testimonio. En- la
mahana de hoy Sc entregara Ia
causa al jurado.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
DIVORC1OS

Decretos; OLYMPIA Vazquez
contra Jose Vazquez; Virginia
Labinski contra S. F. Labinski
Mary Price contra b. F.. Price
Helen NJ. Cousins contra Frank
A. Cousins; Florence Marie
Webb; Lillian Spooner contra
William Spooner; Katie Adams
contra Oren Adams; Albin
HaaSe contra Bertha Ann HaG-
Sc; Beatrice Powell Traina con-
ira Jose Traina, jr.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

en- viaje de placer para la Perla
de las Antillas, el Sr. Cesar Ri
yero Mas, Canciller del Consul
'lado de Cuba, acompanado de Su
esposa, Sra. Margarita Rodri'
guez de Rivero, y SUI primoge-
nita Silvia.
En- la capital cubano pasaran
un mes. Durante su estancia en-
la Habana, residiran con una
'hermana del Sr. Rivero.
All despedirlos les deseamos
una feliz travesia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
El tenn bLigadO de Ia semana

Ell temG bligado de la Semana
Lo es sin lugar a dudas la
Verbena que e~fectuara ell en-
trante sabado la Secci6n Atleti-
"a del Circulo Cubano y que por
nombre lleva "~RECORDANDO
Ell PASADO". En- las fabricas
clubs y lugares publicos no Sc
habla de otra cosa que de este
grandioso festival.
Sera una delicia ell bailar al
compass de los conjuntos LA
Tropical" y ia Sonora, al al
re libre.
En- la sala principal del edifi-
clio Sc situara la orquesta "Don
Francisco.
Recordamos que son pocas
las mesas disponibles.
La fiesta empezara a las IL
de la noche Y terminara a las
5 de la manana del Domingo.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14

Willie Morris, negro, fu6 de
clarado culpable, por un jurado
del homicidio del boxeador Gui-
llermo Alfonso, conocido que era
por ell apodo de "Kid Bombero".
lie acusaba ell fiscal de asesina-
TO en- segundo gTado.
Ell juez Hines 10 sentenciara
la semana que viene,
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
Los Ultimos Bales de las Flore'

Los UltimOs Bales de las Flores
Segdn nuestro calendario, los
dltimos bales sOciales de las flo
res correspondent al Sabado 81
del presente mes y seran cela-
brados por ell Cfrculo Cubano y
la Logia Caballeros Leales de
America.
Ambos seran amenizados por
populares conjuntos de la locali-
dad.
En- su oportunidad dRremos
mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
NOTAS SOCIALE
(poR A R RODRIGUEZ

lego Apariclo y el negrito Co
vim, como tambien Ia pareja de
bales Intermediates.
La sinfonfa Y accomplishment
to de las variedades estara a car
go de la orquesta que dirige 81
professor Aristides Santirzo.
Precios populares Sc han Sc
nalado: 25c las Lunetas, Balco-
ny 15c, Y. los ninos 10.
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
I'm Picnic

Para ell domingo 8 del entran-
te mes de JUNO, la Logia Fran
cisco Ferrer y Guardia No. 40,
prepare un gran Picnic. Tendra
efecto en- los salones de los GA
guila de Oro".
Segln informes que Sc nos SUI
ministran, La venta de boletos
de entrada y almuerzo es creci-
da.
Ell almuerzo sera servido a
las IL 80 del dia.
A las 2:30 de la tarde dara
comienzo ell bale, con la orques-
ia latina Ga Tropical.
HaciG Cuba
En- la tarde de hoy partieron
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
"EI Marido de mi Norin"

Tai es ell tftulo de la obra que
hoy sera presentada por la Com
pania Guiana ell teatro del
Circulo.
En- distintas ocasiones hemos
tenido la oportunidad de pre-
senciar los ensayos de esta obra
y podemos decir que sera del
agrado del plblico. Ella Sc dis
tinguen todos los valiosos arts
tas.
Ira en- la 'segunda parte I'm
gran acto de variedades con "a
primera tiple Sra. Estelita E.
chezabal, Minin Bujones, ell ga
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
San tos del DfG
Bonifacio y Pascual.
Baby Shower

D0O3 0sNCNC
En- dias pasados lie fue Ofreci-
do a la Sra. Onelia Coles un
"Baby Shower" por su hermana
la Srta. Hortensia Fernandez
v la Srta. Jennie ESpolita. La
fiesta tuvo lugar ne los salones
de la Legion Americana.
A la misma asistieron las 81
guientes damas y damitas: Ali
cha Pinero, Guillermina CARR
do, Dalia Mesa, Estela Gomez,
Aida Rodriguez, Isabel Coma
La gaceta., 1941-05-14
Tenida Blanca

Tentda Blanca
Personalmente nos informa el
ST.. Andres Garrido, destacado
miembro de la Logia Francisco
Fsrrer Y Guardia de la Orden
Caballero de la Luz, que no Sc
efectuara mahana la Tenida
Blanca, en- sus salonas de la Oc-
tava avenida y Gala IA. La nue-
va fecha Sc anunciara oportu-
namente.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. III

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
To Investigate means to try to
find out about Reddy Fox had
heard from so many different folks
about the disappearance of BoWser
the Hound that he finally made up
his mind that he would invest j.
gate and find out for himself if it
were true that BoWser was no longer
at home in Farmer Browns door,
yard. If it were true. we'll, Reddy
had certain plans of his own in re-
gard to Farmer Browns henhouse.
Reddy had begun by doubling
that story, because it seemed TO
have come first from Old Man
Coyote. Reddy would doubt any,
thing with which Old Man Coyote
was concerned. But Reddy had
finally come to believe that some
thing certainly had happened, for
half a dozen times during the day
he had heard Farmer Browns Boy
whistle and whistle and call and
call.
just as soon as the Black Shadows
came creeping out from the Purple
Hills Reddy started up toward
Farmer Browns. He didn't go di-
rectly there because he never goes
directly anywhere if there is the
least chance in the world that any
one may be wacthing him. But as
he slipped along In the blackest of
the Black Shadows he was all the
time working nearer and nearer to
Farmer Browns dooryard. AL
though he was inclined to think it
was true that Bowser was not there
he was far too wise to take any
unnecessary risk. He approached
Farmer Browns dooryard Just as
carefully as if he thought Bowser
was in his little house as usual. He
kept in the Black Shadows. He
crouched so low that he seemed
hardly more than a Black Shadow
himself, Every two or three steps
he stopped to look, listen and test
the air with his keen nose.
AS he drew near BowSers own
little house, Reddy circled out
around it until he could see the
doorway. Then he sat down where
he could peek around from behind
tree and watch. He had been
there only few moments when
the back door of Farmer Browns
house opeend and Farmer Browns S
Boy stepped out. Reddy didn't run
He knew that Farmer Browns Boy
would never dream that he would
dare come so near. Besides. it was
clear that Farmer Browns Boy was
thinking of no one but BoWser He
whistled and called, just as he had
done several times during the day.
But no BoWser came. and after a
while Farmer Browns Boy went
back into the house and there was
a worried look on his face.
AS soon as he heard the door
close Reddy trotted right out in the
open and sat down only few feet
from the black doorway of Bowser's
little house. Reddv barked softly
Then he barked little louder. He
knew that if Bowser was at home
this would bring him out, if nothing
else did. BoWser didn't appear.
Reddy grinned. He knew now
that Bowser was nowhere about.
Chuckllng to himself he turned and
trotted toward Farmer Browns hen
house.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Don't Take
My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Dv + R
Umbrella
Noun. A protection from the sun.

noun. A p0tecttOn from the sun
Not "um- buh-RELL-uh"
Today's word is so great a Curl
oSity as almost to be a museum
piece. Ask any one what an UNI
brella is. Almost invariably the
reply will be something like this:
AN umbrella? Why, an umbrella
Is, er, HIM, we'll, gadget that opens
up and keeps the rain off"
But. literally. an umbrella has
nothing whatever to do with rain.
1t is sunshade. pure and simple
(umbra, shade, plus ELLA, diminu-
tivel.
AS matter of fact, there is no
word in English that means what
we think umbrella means.
Parasol? No. Parasol is from
para. to parry, and sol, the sun.
1t is strange that We should bor-
row the words umbrella and para
sol and use them INTERCHANGEABLE
in the meaning of "a protection
from rain and wholly overlook
the grand French word PARAPLUIE
para, parry, plute, rain) the exact
word that is needed.
But, as I have remarked before.
our way with words is q marvel to
behold.
Umbrella has but three syllables.
Correct pronunciation:
um-BREL-luh.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accentedD
Are you confused about WHO and
WHOM? Send stamped (3-cent.
salf-addressed envelope to this COL
umn. for free leafet which gives
simple nontechnical key to the cor
rect use of WHO and WHOM
Evening star., 1941-01-21
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

tHk ENkNiNSS hiSh k'sfSs
WINK, 730-Vntent {. Sthoetk, naiiondl
commander Of the Disabled War Veterans.
VOL, 8;i5-Healih and National Defense;
Surgeon Genera Thomas PdHan discusses the
control Of syphilis as far as concerns tonsuipts,
WJN. 9:00-We, The People hotel door,
man who helped capture two desperate bandits,
Minnie houses "Vote, and an accomplished
strong man,
WRC, 900-BattIe Of The Sexes: Eight stars
Of The skating world execute d lew mental
figure eights.
VOL, 9:30-Coege Forum: Local college
sfUdsnfs discuss 10 What Extent Should the
United States Give Aid 10 Britain
WhAL. 9;35-Inner Sdndum Mystery The
Magic Curse" cheerful little tale concerning
voodooIsm and murder.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
News, 0rth., Dawn Pat. News-0rchesiras

WhAl, 10;00-Represents'ive Fish Of New
York on The Constitutional Power Of Congress
10 Declare War"
WRC, 1O;00-Bob Hopes Show: Jimmie
NewiI, The movies "Renfrew Of The Mounted"
crosses trails with Brenda and Cobina. They
gel their man.
WNAl. i0i5-Wdshneion's hotkepng Eagles
take on The Boston 0Ynpic al Riverside.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
Old Judgment Holds

CHATHAM, England (P. - A
Judgment of 1874, declaring 'the
subject is entitled to whatever he
can take from the Kings enemies" i"
was quoted when a home guard
was charged with stealing a Ger
man flier's equipment. He was
acquitted
Evening star., 1941-01-21
EVENING STAR FEAIuREl TODAY.

Star Flashes; Latest news with Bill Coye,
WhAL, 4:30 pm.
Star Sports: Late sports by Ray Michael,
WNAL, 8 pm.
Mile Of Dimes: Breakfasts several times daily
Of The Sfdr.N B. {. campaign held in conjunction
with The naonaI drive against iniante paral
YIs, WhAL and WRC.
Evening star., 1941-01-21
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

Some methods OF home study
are fine for the parents. but
future handicap for the children.