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Evening star., 1941-07-29
SALESMEN.

H : HINES co desires the services Of
2 salesman over - yCars OF age Nus
have good rcUCsr10U. apnea~a nee a~i Cra~-
acfer reference Pf0.r m own harSwr,l0E
stating age hrEh'. VeiEh-. present Or 77st
employer. Why C-zlrivc change and salary
eX0ectoo. Boy - @lOl 5-h S. ne
Evening star., 1941-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
deDrS other than those contracted av nv
self. EDGAR THOMPSON Oh = - ne
WILL SELL FOR LABOR LIEN AT EICH-
ner- Auction Sale Inc. -. 81 nv.
Juiy 30 1890 m. one 1896 Cneyr0!e'.
errlal No lolg. motor No 6tI55}3.
Greene Motor Co. 80 s. Sc
Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other -han -hOse contracted by nv
self ALFRED f ThNHAN. II, S+O1
Dixon ave. SILVER Snrns Nd. q
INSURED VAN CAREFUL WHITE OWNER
drive wants tUIi or paTt loads to all
points cas- ~ Ms. RIVER. Low. inde-
pendent rates 70 4131
Evening star., 1941-07-29
DESIRABLE Clerical Positions
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DVr EVNE =

SECRETARIES-We have Imued,Tte va
canc.es SIS 70 Sau week. APPLY NOW
Adams Agcy-. Colorado Bids. 14th & G u
SECRETARIES ES-STFNOGRAPHERS
ENpfr. and oeSNutrS. Good salaries. MANY
Open'ngS daily see MISS YOUNG.
Personnel SERVICE.
1871 c. ST Fg- : Yrs
Evening star., 1941-07-29
DONIE STIC.

THE RELIABLE AGENCY. I4u2 nth St.
DE. 556l, has 2 h W, mother helpers day
workers. part-tlmCrS. pOrteIs- BIZ
Evening star., 1941-07-29
HELP hEN e. WOMEN

FARMER. small -an1ly. ocsgrv tenant
house now be.uE bvilt NI0C'crur.y Counts.
Nd. references. Box Ask. Ss~
FOUSEkEEPEF - Ref-cd Cngu-e take
Cl3rge h!ch-cisSS uptown rG0m.U- house.
must be excellent characters and have local
referenceS. husband eup,ovei or SIDE
Good proposition for liEht services 4 SC-
cPptable Write full particulars BOX
l90-L star
Desirable Clerical Positions
For young men and young women g3-"5
US Of aee Cal m person between 1O-l@.
THE CREDIT BUREAU, employment Office,
1921 G ST NV
Evening star., 1941-07-29
FREE DUMPING.
HELP MEN.

Clean DIRT rocks. brlckbat7 and cinders
210o block Of BiadonsburE I'd ne.
Evening star., 1941-07-29

.OCAr OPENINGS v.-r C-0p-Ev rmp.ov-
a- 1000 men and women 1J- p-0mota1
.Trr vuIfora. scsE.r- perm u~T- FWp.0r-
rrr' Crrt."rr Govt. Enu-' 0rr-r.- business
.aIr.r- a~1 .r.-.errr au7 ro s-la n p'--
,i-ve. sa- cyan ~. .or. married women prH-
erred state ofr-. F.-'.nT~ ana fun pdr'.C-
Evening star., 1941-07-29

JANITOR, colorcd licensed engineer, for
exclusive nv. apt BLDG references re-
pmred Phone Res. Mgr, EN-. u56l, Tor
Evening star., 1941-07-29

ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, mus be
experienced IN shorthand tyr!ra. Por-
maneut position State exper!erre. quall-
flca'Lor7 ana age Box 3s"-M Sar.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Carab.a ~ Tnarag-
ire Phone Oxford 2T3t l-Ij wilson
Evening star., 1941-07-29
WAITRESS.
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TET EpHONF co

Young women. Is 70 80. With ~ least
wear n.-r school desired for switch
hoard orCra'IU. rcrular Cmn'oyment WIN
onvn~tur .tIre for salary Advancement ana
u-or1rr.or. 10 experience necessary. Ap-
ujv - JON So. nv. Room lol' A.6O
Evening star., 1941-07-29

pay ~ Washing ON for Go0d fast men
Vogue. ~2E BladeHsburE rd. ne. -@-
Evening star., 1941-02-02

A hundred years ago married
women had no legal right to money
they earned.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Greek Premier Grateful
For Hull Sympathy Cable

Alexandra KoryZis, new Greek
Prime Minister, described an ex-
preston of sympathy by Secretary
of State Hull on the death of Gen.
John Metaxas as "a new proof" OF
American interest and aid for
Greece, for which "the Greek people
are infinitely grateful"
Secretary Hull cabled Premier
Koryzis Thursday that he had learn
ed of the death of Gen Metaxas,
whom Mr.. KoryziS succeeded as
Prime Minister, with profound sor-
row, expressing sympathy in this
great loss to Greece in the hour OF
her struggle for freedom"
The State Department said yes
terday the new Greek Prime Min
lister had sent the following reply:
THE deep sympathy which your
excellency has been good enough to
express in the great sorrow which
has just struck Greece in the mo-
nent when she is fighting Tor nb-
erty and which in this grave hour
has deprived her of the services OF
her illustrious chief, John MetaXas,
has moved me profoundly, and 1
beg of you to accept the assurances
Of my sincere gratitude.
"This expression constitutes new
uroof of the interest and of the as
sistance which the noble American
Nation, true to its traditions, has
not not ceased to offer to Greece IN
the unequal struggle which she is
conducting. For this the royal gov
ernment and the Greek people are
infinitely grateful"
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Condition Of U. 5. Officer
Hurt in Raid Not Serious
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The condition
Of Maj. Robert Williams, United
States air observer, the first Ameri-
can off1cer-observer casualty of the
air siege of London, was reported
mot serious" tonight
He has been transferred to an
R. A. F. hospital outside London.
The officer, a native of Albany.
Tex, was injured about the eyes
by flying glass yesterday when a
bomb struck the side of building
across the street from a room in
which Maj. Williams was asleep.
The blast blew windows in upon
him.
Il was told by doctors his condf-
ton is not dangerous, although one
eye was badly cut" friend said.
He also is suffering from shock"
Evening star., 1941-02-02
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Speaking of women's hats. the
Supreme Court was told yesterday
that virtually their sole function
is to make the wearer happy in the
thought that she has a beautiful
thing which is in fashion,
This view was expressed in a
brief filed with the court by the
Millinery Creators Guild, Inc, a
New York corporation owned by
Partisan milliners.
Other thoughts advanced on the
subject included:
Women do not buy hats. They
buy fashion"
1T is difficult to find any utili-
tartan purpose in a large majority
of women'S hats. They most GER
tainly do not protect the wearer
against rain or snow or cold
"Women's hats are a constant
source of humor to the men of the
Nation"
The rapid mortality of designs
due to their reproduction in great
volume, and consequent loss of dis
tinctiveneSS, causes women's hats to
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Arbitration Tribunals
For Film Industry Formed
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press'
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Estabhsn-
ment of arbitration tribunals in 81
cities for settling disputes in the
motion picture industry was an
nounced today by G. ". Whitney,
president of the American Arbi-
tration Association.
The system is the result of con-
sent degree signed recently by Fed
eral Judge Henry w. Goddard. The
decree ended the Governments anti
trust suit against five movie pro-
ducing units, set up a new series OF
trade practices and named the as
sociation as administrator of arbi-
tration.
The five concerns were Loew's,
Warner Brothers, r. K. o. Radio
Pictures, Inc, Twentieth Century,
Fox Films, Inc, and Paramount Pic
lures.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Woman Killed in Traffic
Accident Near College Park

Mrs. Minnie Hildebrand, 48, of
1909 A street NE. was fatally in
jured yesterday when the automo-
bile in which she was a passenger
crashed into a tree on the WASH
ington- Baltimore boulevard at Uni
versity drive near College Park.
Mrs. Hildebrand was pronounced
dead on arrival at Casualty Hospital
where she was taken by the Bla-
densburg Rescue Squad along with
Richard H. Bradbury, 38, of the 900
block Of G street NV. who police
said was the driver of the car. Mr..
Bradbury was reported to have re-
ceived lacerationS and cuts.
Mrs. Hildebrand was an employe
of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, according to police.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Further American
Regional Economic
ParIeys Planned
Developments Spurring
Hope. Conference Will
Aid Bolivia, Paraguay
BY the Associated Press.

BY Ihe Associated Press.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, Feb. l.
Growing approval of plans for
series of regional economic confer
ences in other sections of the West
ern Hemisphere today accompanied
developments that Spurred hope that
the regional River Plate Conference.
the first of its kind in South Amer
lea, would produce quick trade and
economic assistance for Bolivia and
Paraguay.
The meeting at which the foreign
ministers of land-locked Bolivia and
Paraguay hope to secure a free
trade outlet to the sea, opened
Monday. Most of the time since
then has been devoted to the intro
duction of proposals f.'d prelimi-
nary meetings of the delegations.
The Chilean and Peruvian minis
ters said they had not discussed
plans for a regional conference of
Pacific countries, but the head of
the Brazilian delegation. Pedro Mo-
raeS Barros, said the suggestion was
plausible" and added that through
a series of regional conferences, the
Americas might gradually reach true
economic pan-Americanism.
MoraeS said a meeting of the
Pacific Coast countries was logical.
to be followed by conferences of the
countries of the Amazon region, then
by the Caribbean states.
Apparently, however, the plan
for regional agreements was coldly
received by Argentine which has
consistently sought bilsteral pacts,
instead of inclusive regional agree
mentS.
The Argentine position was clearly
revealed in the-adoDtion by the con-
ference of an Argentine proposal
for free port zones for Bolivia and
Paraguay to be established through
bilateral agreements.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

and Miss Dorothy Kraft, personnel
director.
Past presidents who make up the
advisory council include Hubert H.
Keller, Julius Lulley. Theodore D.
Sloat. j. willard Marriott and A. G.
Earnest.
Directors of the association, which
is affiliated with the National Res
taurant Association and the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton, are A. H. Bacas, Peter Borras,
A. H. Dressed. Miss Grace Good
pasture, Miss Emma T. Hahn, John
H. Melrose, Winslow S. McIver, Mrs
H. l.. Pieper, Ralph S. Scott, Martin
Smith, J. N. West and Lotion
Wesley.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Women Buy Fashion, Not Hats,
Supreme Court Is Told

become obsolete long before they
have worn out"
The guild said 1t acted as the
nucleus of a group of highest grade
milliners in combating "style pi-
racy"
1t explained that originators of
hat designs registered their crea-
tions at bureau and approximately
l 1000 dealers in the United States
had agreed not to handle pirated
styles.
This was held by the Federal
Trade Commission to violate the
Sherman Antitrust Act. which
prohibits combinations in res
traint of trade. The commission s
order was upheld by the Federal
Circuit Court at New York and the
Supreme Court will hear oral argu-
ments this week.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Four Dentists Licensed

The Board of Dental Examiners
of the District yesterday announced
the licensing of four dentists and
three hygienists. They are Drs.
George A. E. Betker, Abraham
Friedman, Harry I. Hais and Irving
Lichtman; the hygienists, Alice o.
Ford, Anna Mary Larkin and Grace
E. Worsley.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Garden Unit to Meet

MANASSAS, Va, Feb. (SpeciaD
The garden section of the Manas-
sas Woman's Club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Eula Holt Merchant.
Miss Alice Webb will speak.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

nicht.
Other officers
include S. Grady
Putnam of S.
and w. Cafete-
ria and Mrs. H
Papps of Blue
and Gray Cafe
terra, vice presi-
dents; Raymond
Lurba of Po-
mona Cafeteria
treasurer; Rob-
ert J. Wilson.
executive secre-
tary; Julian /
Richards, gen.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
More Quail Sought

LA PLATA, Md, Feb. tP).-The
Charles County Game Advisory
Committee has decided to ask the
State Game Commission TO dis
continue sending phessants to be
released in the county and to in
crease the allotment of quail and
rabbits.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Benefit Dance

The Junior Auxiliary of the Mont
gomery County Hospital will spon-
sor a dance for the benefit of the
hospital at the Manor Club, Nor
beck, Md, February q.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Restaurant Association
Names ShoII President

Evan Sholl, proprietor of Sholl's
Cafeterias, has been named presi-
dent of the Washington Restaurant
Association, it was announced last
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

ssus1s - - cold and vhieA ~ ~ =
90 ~ susmipsttoa ~ sny pag0 .
postteU nses0seed IN bSytng ~ psUVsrty
q ~ eals shove Described. Uaspficste
Itsos - - NE st National Donk q
HtuA1an1. Richmond. Aichionn anA @
~ C)o1noDo otata hank. 4mmstt. Nichi-
Any ME - sales win b msde subject
- confiFmatton Of the Court beiuro aid
ell - sales become absolute and eon-
fisnation Of said sale or sales win b
hcoaght on for hearing before said Court
on the 3rd day OF June. A. n. lell. at
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon. Eastern STAN
dsrd time. o. ~ soon thereafter - may
b proper.
Any creditor or stockholder Of the
Momphis State Bank may become either
personally or by his agent o. agents. pur-
chaser or purchasers Of any Of the said
property at such sale or sales.
IN ths event any purchaser or pur-
chaes1s shall fail 10 comply with any
q the conditions OF the said sale or any
terms u the Court In respect thersto or
IN respect 10 the payment In cash OF any
part Of the purchase price aforesaid. al
sums received from or paid by such pur-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

sn1 Ss.ae6 -. - Aess,ss1 -
n s 80 60 - 80 ~s.,. = w
dsesassd - seeu1y01 - $1,000 49,
claims 70 80 c1uEe . - Dsot1gD o.
Me- en q ta1nso ~ - $3.50 ~
a. .. ie1l. = - = - 1d1o
s posns. Sm a. "a ~ 49, -
ment Of sl elsins - 6eman1D a01fnGe
said decOased s}t37,
II 10 Purthsr Ordsrsd. Thse pubais -
tice thereof - givsn ~ publica9tpa q .
copy OF this order ~ thrss suseesstvs
weeks previous g ssl6 day - hsarhS.
printed and circulated n sDtd Cosnty.
Jo9EP4 v. 11oo1DlY.
MARY HARRISON. M 81
Register a Probate.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

George nsh Bsesse-Clains-Jsiy -. 1871
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court Tor the County Of Macomb.
~ . session Of said Court. held II
the Probate Office In the City Of Mt.
Of April A. d. le4l.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of George
Reh. Deceased.
II appearing 10 the Court that the
time for presentation of the claims
against said estste should be limited and
that . time and place be appointed TO
receive. examine and adjust all claims
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
NOTICE or 3ALE or REMAINING
Ae8gTD o. THB NEA1PH1o STATE

e&o121A48V49y&8
AssxTs o. the AraPins stats
Notics b hereby given that pursusst
TO IN erase and decree Of ssid esSee
duly entered q The 39td day g Apg4
a. p. loal. Ne vndsssi0nsd nso1DV9
win ee0ae - - - ths mr. ~ g
Nay. ~ n. loo1. q 20 o'clsck b u
forsasoa - ED Day. Eastern s1.ndare
time. OK q my sahesquent time and hes1
% sppfoVea 81 sah Oburt, at his offIee
located Ct e1l Price Blds.. City Of leesm9
Clsmsns. Michigan. al the remaintng
properly beth real and perennal q To
Asmpnb State hank at public q privses
auction. collectively or separately, toe
the beGt pgtces obtainable 70 the highest
BIDDER. Tor cash. Twenty-Five Per cent
3Sssl - b paid down II the time Of
sale. balance % b psA within three 90
days after the sale. Said property wtl
be offered for sale subject 70 III claims.
liens and encumbrances Of xny name
and nature. the Receiver selling what
ever interest he may have In the assets.
without recourse or warranty OF any
kind or character. That the Receiver has
on file at his office list describing the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

-sAasss - parshassu win unlsss ths
opuRt ahan e(hsrwte dtroct. b Co.
lD1oo0 - . pona1ty fog such failure.
=. n. kAl.AHAR. RECE1vER
ut tha Memphis State Rank. .
Miehienn hanking corporation
Of Memphis. Michigan
JOHN z MxB1ltI,
Attorney for Receiver.
>oe- Price Building.
Noune CIemens. Michigan.
May q IL. 30-MONITOR
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Flashes
of Life

WELCOME WELCOME
oKANSAS CITY feminine
music lover saved the day for
Lawrence Tibet.
The singer strobe smilingly to-
ward Q crowd in the union sta
ton. only to discover its interest
was In Lord Halifax, the British
ambassador. who arrived on the
same train.
One woman. however, greeted
Tibbett with: II don't care about
the Halifaxes. They can't sing
the way you do"
Shake hands, lady" the bari
tone replied. "And l really mean
shake hands"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

LAWNMOWERS SHARPENlED and re-
paired. Pickup and delivery. Ideal
Lawnmower Service. - Rivesstde Dr.,
Phone 073-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
UNLUCKY BREAK

OANTIGO, Wis.-Sheriff Carl
Monroe never had any trouble
with prisoners trying to escape
from his jail but he broke toe
as the result of q Jail break
Hearing a noise, he bounded
downstairs to his office, stub
bling his toe on a chair before he
turned on the light to find he
had company, man who later
was fined for being intoxicated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
HONESTY WINS
ARICHMOND Va

years an individual who as a boy
broke q window in a school here
wrestled with his conscience.
Finally at the age Of 73 he Wis
listed Superintendent Jessie Bin
ford to pay for the damages -
only to have the school head rule
that the money could not be ac-
copied because of the statute Of
limitations"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
WANTED

Sears. Roebuck & Co. wants
. woman sales representative
70 manage Mt. Clemens,
Michigan Sales Office. Must
be long time resident OF Mt.
Clemens. Give complete. in
formation as to general ex-
perience fitting you to con-
tact Sears customers and why
you think you are qualified
for this position. No reply
lacking completes inteEnation
will be considered - give
telephone number, e p1sible.
Regular salary and fd1 Sp-
portunity for Tight 6lt5Uxe
Write Box Ss-Ths pelly SopDlnr
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Legal Notices

Notice Of Sale sf Remaining Assets Of the
Memphis state hank
May -, 1871
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
Court for the County of Macomb.
IN CHANCERY
Rudolph 4. Reichert, Commissioner Of
the Banking Department, State Of Mich
igan. Plaintiff.-vs.
The Memphis State Bank, q Michigan
Baking Corporation. Defendant
No. ASIA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

Rsbst 49, Rstsss-lG1y 81. 1eeI
STATE ov MICHIGAN. Ths probsts
Court for the County of naeomb.
AZ sessace Of said Court held q
the Probate Office In the City Of M.
Clemens. In said County. on the 3oth day
of April A. D. 1871.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

~ =,
eAissn ~cs.ssss. a.. go. -, -.
bons ano plsasns sspsocsA 3x0ED-
: months--ss - Aiso so1taa 0aeAaass
filino ee6(ness. &c.
w oUv Used OgR1CB ooAC1uNED
AND EQUIPMENT
OFFICE SUPPLY CO. - Can
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

Thinking Of Trading?

Thinking Of Trading?
Our present lineup OF used cars
has never been better. Why not
come In today and let w appraise
= your present car. We do not give
you more for your old car--but give
you more car for your dollar. Il
years In the same location means
just one thing-that you can be
sure Of q better deal at
PRlEAS SALES
400 Macomb 81. Mt. Clemens
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

WANTED--Ready 70 Weok 9eiaalady--
ton open. Will train succl1alul APP
- plicant- for buyer -positton. ~ -yu6 ure
between II and 70. ambitious 10 get
Ahead, apply In person. Priehs MercAn-
tile. Experiences desirable hut NOT
necessary. Assa
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

Al PASTURE SOD. Laid 35c per square
I'd. Delivered l6c. Black dirt. Free esti-
mates Phone l0oo-M after $50.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Bedtime Stories
Bv THORNTON w. RIrRGEss

To have seen and heard Blacky
the Grow as he talked to Reddy Fox
you would have thought that there
was nothing under the sun in his
heart or mind but pity. Eyes, sir"
said he, Il certainly would be tempt
ed to show you where those fat
hens are. if you were not so weak. I
| just can't bear to see an old friend
starve. 1t is too bad that those fat
hens are Sc far away. I feel sure
that one Of them would make you
quite yourself again"
"Don't-don't talk about them"
said Reddy feebly If I could have
just one fat hen that is all 1 would
ask. Are they SO very far from
here?"
Blacky nodded his head vigorous
ly. yes" said he, they are a long
way from here They are such a
long way that I'm afraid you are too
weak to make the journey. If you
were quite yourself you could do
it nicely, but for one in your con-
dition it is, I fear, altogether too
long Journey.
1T wouldn't do any harm to try
it, perhaps" suggested Reddy in a
heSitating way. 1T is no worse to
StarVe to death in one place than
another and I never was one to
give up without trying. If you don't
mind showing me the way, Brother
Blacky, l would like at least to try
to reach that place where the fat
hens are OF course, 1 cannot keep
up with you; in fact, I couldn't if
were feeling we'll and strong. Per-
haps you can tell me just how to
find that place and then I needn't
bother you at all"
Blacky the Grow pretended to be
lost in thought while Reddy watch
ed him anXiously. Finally Blacky
spoke. 1T certainly makes my
heart ache to see you in such con-
dition, Brother Reddy," said he. II
tell you what I'll do. You know, we
Crows are famous for flying in a
straight line when we want to get
any place in particular. l will fly
straight toward that farm where
the fat hens are. You follow along
as best you can. In your feeble
condition it will take you q long
time to get anywhere near there.
This will give me time to go hunt
for my own dinner and then I will
come back until meet you. After
that will show you the way. Now
1 will start along and you follow"
Reddy got to his feet as if it were
hard work. Then Blacky spread his
wings and started off, caWing en-
couragement All the time inside
he was laughing to think that Reddy
Fox should think that he had
fooled him. "He forgot to ask again
if there is dog there" chuckled
Blacky to himself.
AS for Reddy, no sooner was
Blacky on his way than Reddy
started off at his SWifteSt pace.
There was nothing weak or feeble
in the way Reddy ran then. He
was in hurry to get those fat hens.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Don't Take My
Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
II
Myself
BY FRANK COLBY

This weeks slip O. the tongue:
"Some friends and myself went
hunting" No. Would one say yes
terday myself went hunting?" Bet
ter say: Some friends and 1 went
hunting.
Wrong: He gave it to my wife
and myself" This mistake is fire.
quently made by those who are not
sure whether to say Il" or me >
They compromise on myself as a
good way out Of the difficulty. But
it only makes bad matters worse
Right: He gave it to my wife and
me-
Wrong: He likes every one ex-
cept myself" Right: He likes every
one except me.
Wrong: "She looked at me and
himself" Right: She looked at him
and me.
How to use the self words: I
myself, am going. I hurt myself
She likes to be herself. He proved
himself a hero. You are exposing
yourself to criticism. They think
of themselves as aristocrats. 1t is
likely to prove itself a fraud.
Evening star., 1941-02-13
The EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

WJSV, 7:3O-Vox Pop; Parks Johnson and
WaIIy BufterWorh, quiz government officials
and American residents in Mexico City.
WNAL, 8:0O-pot o Gold; Horace Heidi
and his Musical Knights provide The radio
audience with musical and monetary enjoyment
from Chicago
WRC, 9:OO-Nusit HAIL. Bing Crosby en-
tertdin5 with The guest list including Glen
Gray Pee Wee Hunt, Oscar Lavant, Kenny
Sargent and Robert Young.
WJSV. 9:00-Anaieur Hour Major BOwes
saIuies New Orleans.
VOL, 9:t5-PauI V. NtNutt speaks on
behalf Of the Metropolitan Police Boys Clubs.
WINK, 9:t5-PIaybypIaY account Of The
George Washington UniVeSifY-West Virginia
basket ball teams.
WNAL, o:35-ToWn Meeting Of The Air.
Senator Danaher Of Connecticut debates with
Dorothy Thompson on the question: Should
the English speaking demouatieS unite noW!"
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Not This

Mother: Here is a list of the
children who gave you valentines
last year. Be sure you give one to
each of them. You haven't enough
to give to any one else"
Evening star., 1941-02-13
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY.

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