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Gals, and German equally well.
The story generally befTevFd, Is
that Madelaine was IN a convent
somewhere in Northern France
when a squad Of Nazis pounded
at the front door The children,
in panic dashed out other doors
and in spite OF the efforts Of the
sisters kept on going in the hope
Of getting 10 their homes on foot.
Some say that the convent was
bombed bat records Of those that
were attacked show no indication
Of having harbored anyone who
fits Madelaiue's description
Anyhow Madelaine managed
"a reach her home IN Paris only
10 hnd il deserted by an except
her old nurse Presumably her
father was killed or captured. at
the front and her mother killed
IN Sight More than likely her
own TarT1Ty- en- 1v'7f,' -st-rteffss- hose
stT1rT7ctt by her gang
THERE is a long untitled gap
between her arrival al home
and her appearance IN front Of
the dilapidated old cafe The
truth Of what happened during
that interval will never be known
until after the war because any
one who tries 70 find out soon
meets a Gestapo agent who IN
forms him unpieasantly that the
matter is unimportant and he
had better fnd some more useful
occupation
Il is too much - believe that
Any l6-vear-old child accident
ally passing the cafe when ne
starving children came ont. took
charge and. on The spur Of the
moment invented The plan which
worked So successfully some OF
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Evening star., 1941-03-22

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@. C. HANNAH.
Vice President.
EDWARD v. MILLS, Controller.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of February, 1941.
tSeal.) EMMA L. MacHUGH,
Notary Public,
In and for the City and County of San
Francisco, State of California. My COM
mission expires Jan. Is, 1914.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

shaping and cutting the materials.
Designs are carefully taken from the
old masters work. Splendid re-
productions of all the periods are
available.
The same lovely cabinet woods are
used In the better furniture and fin
ishes today, so skillfully done that
it is difficult to tell the reproduction
from the original We put good
money into these things, but how is
that investment protected? Do we
really take care Of furniture as we
should? To care for it means to
safeguard the finish and prolong its
life.
Don't leave furniture near hot
radiators.
Don't leave furniture near open
windows
Don't let your house get too dry.
Don't expect unreasonable things
Of your furniture.
Use and wear will depreciate an
automobile after few years service.
Fine furniture will outlast q dozen
fine cars If properly cared for. Wood
is not indestructible and the most
skilled craftsmanship is not invul-
nerable against deterioration in even
the finest of furniture. Wood is still
alive. even when made into a piece
of furniture. Next to the human
Evening star., 1941-03-22
New Product Seals
Walls 10 Permit Use
Of Oil Paints
Must Be Applied
Generously; Process
Of Boiler Cleaning
BY DOROTHY DUCAS and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

II you are going to do a little
spring redecorating inside your
house, changing a color scheme here
and there, perhaps you might want
to change the kind of paint you
have been using. But, being paint
wise, you know that it sometimes is
risky to apply one kind of paint over
another without special treatment
of the surface.
For instance, using oil paint over
easein has been a problem for some
time. Casein, mixed with water,
does not furnish proper base for a
paint mixed with oil But now there
Is new product to bind and seal a
casein-painted wall so you can use
any standard oil paint over it sue
cessfully. And 1t does the job with
one coat of sealer!
The new sealer may be brushed or
sprayed on the wall. It must be ap-
piled generously. 1t you brush it on,
use short strokes, finishing off with
a stroke into the wet size rather
than away from it. The sealer
comes ready-mixed and nothing
should be added to it, lest you de-
crease its suction or binding power.
You can tint it, however, with any
good Oil color. 1t is well to have
the sealer a shade as nearly as pos
Evening star., 1941-03-22

should be cleaned out at least once
a year. Hot-water radiator heating
systems do not need such frequent
attention, but they do require clean
ing. With hot-water systems drain
the system to point below an
easily removable boiler fitting or
plug, pour the cleaner into the
boiler, refill the system and operate
as usual for a month. Then draw
of half the water, adding enough
fresh water to bring it to its usual
level, operate for another month,
repeat the drawing-off procedure
and refill.
Improved Door Latch.
Many of us reverse the old
proverb about latchstrings being out
and instead find ourselves out Of
latches, when the time comes to
put on our screen or storm doors.
If your door needs a new latch
you might try one which is new in
principle in that its locking mechan-
ism is on the door frame rather
than on the door itself The handle
is attached as usual to the door,
with a protruding piece of brass
Evening star., 1941-03-22
get much hotter than boiling to
break through the oily film.

get much hotter than boiling to
break through the oily film.
Bubbles collect on the surface
without breaking for a considerable
time. and even are carried along into
the pipes, where no water droplets
are supposed to 60.
What to do about it? Use a spe-
cial cleaner which has great absorp-
tive power for oil and other organic
substances. 1t comes in a three
pound can at s1.25 a pound. and
three pounds will take care of the
average size boiler. Drain, flush and
refill the boiler; remove the safety
valve and pour the cleaner through
funnel into this opening. washing
1t down with water. 1t will not dis
solve. Its great advantage is that it
will stay as 1t is and attract impuri-
ties to it.
Aften 10 to 30 days of normal
operation of the boiler, empty the
water, flush the boiler and refill it
with clean water. Be sure all radia-
tor valves are open during the clean
ing period, so that oil and scale
there will come down into the boiler
and be absorbed by the cleaner once
and for all
If you should have to turn off
the heat before the Today mini
mum period is up, the cleaner can
be left in the boiler all summer.
Just add additional water right up
to the safety valve and heat it to 100
degrees. or to the boiling point, to
drive the air of, before shutting
down for the season. But at least
a months steaming period should be
allowed in the fall when the heat
is turned on again.
Heating systems employing boilers
Evening star., 1941-03-22

stop, it is impossible to catch your
clothes on either of them as you
dash through the door in a hurry.
And it isn't necessary to slam the
door to get it to latch properly, as
the lip will slide into the jaws by
means of an independent springing
and pivoted action.
The latch is easy to install. Just
drill one hole through the door for
the spindle and notch the stop to
fit the latch case. As there are no
working parts concealed within the
door itself to bind, waste of time in
fitting and adjusting is eliminated.
This latch, complete with attach
ing screws, costs $135.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

60 gIS,14o; ;g3u: % SlI0g7! .72
EDWARD " MILLS. Controller.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of February. 1941.
(Seal) EMMA L. MacHUGH.
Notary Public.
Francisco state OF California; NV com
mission expires January Is, 1914.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

j. r. CUNNINGHAM,
A. c. HOBERG, secretary-Treasurer.
Asst Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day Of February, 1g41. (SesD WILL
LIAM VOLTZ. Notary Public Queens Co
Clk's No 1926, Reg. No. 1890 Cert fled
N. Y. Co. Clks No. 1856. Reg No. 1-V-oQ
Commission expires March 80, 1e4I.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

called the lip that fits into the door
stop when the door is closed. This
stop has two locking jaws which
spring either down or up to catch
the lip and hold it tightly between
the Jaws. That's all there is to it.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Special Boiler Cleaner.

Have you cleaned out the boiler
water in your steam or vapor heat
ing plant this year? Do you know
that dirty boiler water can cause
humping and knocking in the pipes,
foaming and running over, cracked
boiler sections, fuel waste and dis
comfort?
Water inside a steam boiler gets
dirty when the steam brings back
to the boiler, through the return
line from the radiators, saponifable
oil and grease which may have been
used as protective coating before
installation, together with sand and
dirt. This makes dirty, greasy water
in the boiler, water which will not
boil up properly to make what is
known as dry steam" The oil
forms a blanket on top of the boiler
water through which the steam
must pass. Often the water has to
Evening star., 1941-03-22

Totals So. .732. 103 S169, ,535 rs
H. LLOYD JONES, Vice President.
J.F. CUNNINGHAM, secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thisl
18th day of February, 1941.
(Seal.) WILLIAM VOLTZ,
Notary Public.
Queens Co. Clk's No. 32a6, Reg. No. 1890,
Cert. filed N. Y. Co.. Clrk's No. 1856. Res.
No. 1-V-9e. Commission expires March
80, 1941.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Know Your Furniture and Wood
Precision Machines Make Much Of Todoy's
Furniture Superior to Old Cubinetmuker's

This is another In a series of
articles on furniture and cabinet
making appearing each Saturday
In the Real Estate Section of
The EDening Star.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

body, it's the hardest to keep fit. It
still needs food. such as wax and
polishes. Your dealer can advise
you and it's wise to seek his counsel
Evening star., 1941-03-22

sible like that you want on the fin
tshed wall.
After the sealer is applied, let it
dry at least "a hours. Then apply
oil paint in the usual way. One
gallon of the size or sealer, costing
about $3.50, will do about 400 square
feet of wall surface, depending on
the porosity of the wall. 1t also is
adaptable for sizing walls made of
lime and gypsum, stucco, concrete,
cinder blocks, wallboard, all ma
terials which may be excessively
porous, before using oil paint on
them.
Evening star., 1941-03-22

BY THE OLD CABINETMAKER.
Furniture today is made superior
to that Of the old master cabinet
maker. He relied upon his eye and
his hand for true detail, proportion
and construction. Today much hand
work is still employed, but we do
have the precision of machines in
Evening star., 1941-03-22

The latch is made of solid brass,
the handle placed so we'll away from
the stop that there is no chance of
pinching your fingers when you close
the door, AS there are no protruding
parts on either the handle or the
Evening star., 1941-02-17
UNCLE RAYS CORNER-xenophon Turned Soldier Socrates Pupil
Answer TO Yesterdays Puzzle

One day, we are told, the famous
old thinker named Socrates was
walking along a street in Athens,
and almost bumped into a boy with
a very handsome face.
Stopping to talk with him, Socra-
tes asked many questions-about
the location of the nearest market
place, the cost of certain fruits, and
so on.
To each question the boy replied
politely. but he was puzzled when he
was asked:
DO you know where to find the
good and the beautiful?"
No" he replied at last, II don't"
"If you will follow me-" said Soc
rates, you can learn"
The story goes on to tell us that
the boy did follow the great teacher,
becoming a pupil at his school. Soc
rates "taugh his pupils to teach
themselves"
The boys name was Xenophon,
which is pronounced ZEN-o-fun. He
was to become famous war leader.
Socrates and Xenophon lived 1850
years ago. Perhaps the story of how
they first met each other is not true,
but it Is known that the young
xenophon listened many times to
the words of Socrates. In later life
Evening star., 1941-02-17

can make the slam in hearts, but
you can't afford to guess about
vulnerable slams when you can
take out insurance at the cost of
a one-trick or two-trick set. This
hand was actually played, and the
spade slam-although intended as
a Sacrifce-was made because Of
a perfect fit.
Score 100 per cent for six spades,
40 per cent for pass, 20 per cent for
double.
Question No. 6S5.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
A A @ 1858
072
0 QJ4
4 A K9
The bidding:
You schenken Jacoby Maier
IA Pass ~ Pass
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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West led the three Of hearts.
dummy played low, and East ruffed
much to Mr.. Jacoby's disappoint-
ment. East returned the spade jack,
and our teammate was in the lead,
wondering what plays to make for
his twelfth trick.
West could be squeezed if he held,
in addition to the hearts, both dia-
mond honors or both the missing
club honors. But there would be no
squeeze if East held an honor in
each minor suit; for East could save
whatever dummy saved, and West
could concentrate on saving the
hearts. Mr.. Jacoby therefore was
dependent on minor miracle to
make his contract, but decided to
give the miracle helping hand.
After drawing three rounds of
trumps, he led to the club king and
returned the jack of diamonds. East
squirmed a bit, and finally put up
her diamond king, South ruffing.
There was no excuse for EaSt'S play,
for surely Mr.. Jacoby would have
taken the normal diamond f1nesse if
he held the diamond queen. But
East's blunder brought about the
miracle.
Declarer ran the rest Of the
trumps, saving in dummy the club
ace, diamond ace-ten, and heart.
West saved two diamonds and two
hearts, but then club lead ruined
his hand-he had to surrender a
diamond trick to the dummy or a
heart trick to South.
X X X
Saturday you were Mervin Maier's
Evening star., 1941-02-17

he wrote books about his teacher,
and some of his writings can be
read today.
Xenophon's mind, however, moved
more toward action than toward
thoughts about the good and the
beautiful. He became a soldier and
Evening star., 1941-02-17
Winning Contract
nv THE FOITR ACES

BY THE FOUR ACES.
David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D.
Maier. Oswald Jacoby, Howard
Schenken, worlds leading team of
four, inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system in
exiStence)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06

G. Aliens paper on The Bookseller
of St Pdurs ChurChyard"-John
NcWbcIry. considered the father of
juvenile literature. She read portions
from "A Book for Jennifer' which
is "a reproduction in STYLE of the books
published two hundred years ago by
NcWberrv.
During the business session., Mrs.
j. NJ. Peace. sponsor of the Junior
Nunan's club, told of the plans OF
hat organization for cleaning the
cemetery. observing a special week
80 be designated.
Mr.. Leslie Perry announced plans
for placing posters about the city
welcoming visiting soldiers TO the
Perry library,
Nh. Watkins. assisted by Mrs
Turner. served a delicious supper
plate with coffee. followed by stuff
ed fruits and candy. To her guests.
Arrangements of red roses and
brilliant autumn leaves placed about
the house were very decorative, anC
added much to the beauty of the
rooms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06
Playground News

The Community club Of South
Henderson. which is made up OF
women who are very interested in
he bctterment Of their community,
meets regularly every two weeks in
the library Of the community house.
Thctr programs are interesting and
enjoyable. Some Of the many things
that they do is to make money for
the numerous items needed in the
~Drc-sChnol department and to buy
dishes and glassware for the COM
mHnitv house kitchen and dining
room. they are good about visiting
the sick, serving dinners, and al
u those things that go towards max
'ng their club a service to the com
mrnitv All women in the commune
" arc invited to Join this club and
{ IS h00od that more new members
viii be on hand for the next meet
nc which is Monday night. Novcm-
'on II, at 7 o'clock.
Ms BrUin and Mrs. Polston fron
he recreation project will be II
~'hafgc=of the program. The officers
# the club arc as follows. president
Alico Wilson; vice president. NJ be
Truckers: secretary. Susie Husketh
treasurer, Isabel ONendinn: program
chairman, Nolma Bluo Vann: sicl
committee chairman, Mary Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06
Mrs. RaWlS Here.

u-- ~#I ". RaWl-, il. arrived last
,..I,. I.... Harrisburg, Pa. to- visit
r@e r..ear-. AIR. and Mrs. S. 7. Peace
rr.-,..~I days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06
8abson Says Good Stocks
Are Cheap On War Marke,
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cry high, yet taxes arc terrific. II
.AahE cases he gross profits have IN
areased 100 per cent while the net
profits, after the payment of taxes,
how an Increase of only 10 per cent"
Wy comment: If these companies
lad had an increase of only 10 per
mt IN net profits and no increases
IN taxes, investors would be very
Apply. Yet what is the difference.
specially as income taxes cannot b.
collected except upon dividend.
1aId, a comparison Of today's divi-
; Nd~ with the prices at which tn
stocks are selling makes them look
rldiCul0usly cheap.
axe Can Be Passed On
3. Notwithstanding the huge take,
bat are now being paid by our cor
)CratIons. Secretary Morgenthau
AXIS about an all out tax program
which Will take all profits above {
,eg c-nt, My comment: Employers
nave always feared increased taxes
IIan 10 the history of any nation
md yea Will see a continual wall
pNcr taxes" OF course, taxes al
mes have been almost confIscatorv
10 investors who live idly on inher-
ted wealth. Those n active business,
however, have always found tina,
hey could pass on the taxes 10 tn
Ultimate consumer.
/. "AIthouga there have been G0
panIcS IN the stock market s.nCC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06

Mr.. George Stevenson. ST.. Whc
has spcut the past six months here
with her son. S. S. Stevenson, ha.
left iol. Norfolk, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06
Why {" Relieve,
Headache 6NeuraIqia
SO Quickly ....

Tho CtIICtIVo.
quick acting in
gradients in the
&c formula arc
readily
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-06

Goes to Norfolk.

M N. It. Matthews was IN Ra
clgh today.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-19
Lindbergh Shows His True COlOrs

Lindbergh of
Hitler Goebbes would have talk like that of
Naz irresponsible both its disregard truth and its
prejudces Lndergh preaching oatonis He
scarcely to the complex POLITICAL economic
military confronting America the kind talk
Hitler Germany when he wished divert the attention
people from the that pungng them
slavery and
technique Germany aroung opposition
Jews by charging they press Through
appeals people
TRUTH enved them to his propaganda of lies 1t untrue charge
in Germany It is far vicious fasehood in America
When this charge made before of
ship of the American made by Arthur T. Rbb editor of
Editor Publisher authoritative journal the American
business Out of OO the United
States only than Only three
four Of these newspapers of any prominence.
charge against radio vicious Lndbergh
facilities the radio
radio have far and time to him than he deserves
His repeated the itself sufficient reua
ton of his allegation that magn influence has corrupted the radio
into warmongering propaganda vehicle.
charges Germany stop
making them; they
does not stop Lndbergh from making them either.
Lndbergh showed his responsibility by refrainng
onng than the Jews who to the
throw of Herism The Catholics have suffered and continuing
the Lutheran other
and who has put religious
of obedience the dictates of the Naz state Hitler has attacked
the Christian religion and all religions his doctrines.
He has tried to sweep God out of the sky.
did Lndbergh mention groups
given
another May Hitler the dissolution
and ordered Hess labor
in Germany Almost 5000 of them concentration
and has returned alive.
single Czehs Poes Norwegns
Danes the Creeks others who their honeands
brought under the ruthless suppression of Naz occupation
he did ndct them that he would be false and rec
less as he is in the of the Jews.
purposes his wishes
d undermine confidence people
with and enemy The Nazis and others OF
their kind in this country will get behind Lndbegh
smokescreen the Hitler when leading
the German people to their downfall
Hitler succeeded Lndbegh will fa-st Press
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-19

full among us great concern re-
garding the superior education"
our young people are receiving.
WE, THE NEGRO, need, and
are more seeing the need of lead
ership which feels, thinks and acts
in terms of black Americas well
fare and security. New leadership
emerging from our educational in
stitutions, weighed down with book
learning, must bring with them
common sense, courage and pa
tience; faith and pride in both
themselves and their race, plus
new perspective, if this new lead
ership is to lead the Negro to high
er ground.
Today we have quite a few I'M
usually trained and capable young
men and women in business, in the
professions, in trades, doing a
superior work. But unfortunately,
their interests, too often, ends with
their employment. Beyond their
work they live apart and afar from
the people who support them,
ashamed of them, criticizing them
and denying them the rich service
they could give.
We believe in the best education
for our young people that their
money can buy and their talent
can take, but we plead for the kind
of education that will draw them
closer to the people and that will
not ALLEVIATE them from their race.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-19

We will do well to take q bit Of
stock just here of future race lead
ership.
The leaders of the future are
now in the making. They live, to
my thinking, in the best days Of
the races history. They have be-
fore them all the shortcomings and
mistakes of their predecessors.
They enjoy exceptional education
al advantages, the like of which
leaders of days gone by never
dreamed. The people our future
leaders are to lead are more adj
vanced in intelligence, material
possessions, and every element
consequential to real progress.
From appearances, the future Of
Negroes should be entrusted to
safe, experienced and cOnsecrated
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-09-19
Friday, September 10, 1911

Matte Connors. Among friends
who worshipped with us were: Mrs.
Alice Morgan, Mr.. James Ward,
Mrs. Vernon Young, Mrs. Leila
Thomas, Mr.. Donald Brown, Jr.,
and Mr.. J. A. Newcombe. We
ask your prayers for Mr.. Arthur
White who suffered a relapse last
week.-Katherine Mitchell.
Pilgrim Baptist Church: The
Sunday School devotional period
was led by Mrs. Effie Larkins last
Sunday.
At the II o'clock service Rev. u.
I. Ware chose for his subject "Per-
lection Overcomes Imperfection. {"
Mrs. Walker, of Seattle, Wash,
and the Rev. DR.. Ebinson were
among the many persons who wor-
shipped with US Sunday morning.
The BYPU session at $50 was
we'll attended. By request, Miss
Elease Collins rendered beautiful
gospel song, "Don't Take Every
body To Be Your Friend"
The Gospel Chorus, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Arlee Harris
Slaughter, furnished the music at
the 8 o'clock service. The subject
Of Rev. U. T. Wares sermon was
eve Gain by Losing"
We were happy to have Master
Clyde Williams, of Kansas City,
join our church on Christian ex-
perience. - Maureen Coleman, re-
porter.
Mt. Olivet Baptist Church: We
were very happy to see Rev. and
Mrs. Wheeler return from the Ma
tional Convention. The Sixth An
nual Honor Banquet will be on Oct.
Is. Admission tickets are SOC for
adults and 35c for children under
ten. A prize will be awarded the
best dressed woman and the young
lady and man who sell the most
tickets will be given a prize.
Look forward for the eight great
days the young people will have
very soon.
The Sunday School teachers will
have charge Of prayer meeting this
month. B. T. U. each Sunday eve
ming at 6 p. m.-Geraldine Middle
coff, reporter.