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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-23
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

In many countries, women Stlll
wear veils-either all the time or
once in a while. Even in our
country. brides wear wells at church
weddings.
A veil is a piece of cloth of one
kind or another Sometimes 1t is
made of lace, but in Mohammedan
countries the custom has been to
make it of a more solid kind, OF
muslin cloth, for example.
Wells are worn by brides in var1-
ous countries of Europe, also in
China, Burma, Iran and certain
other lands of the Orient. In one
section of Asia Minor a bride is
expected to wear her veil not only
on the wedding day but also for
20 days before the wedding takes
place.
Among the old customs of South
ern Yugoslavia is one which calls
for an extremely heavy veil for the
bride, a veil covering her from the
top of her head down to her ankles.
The MontenegrinS of Yugoslavla
tell a story of mixup which took
place years ago. Two parties, each
with a young woman who was
about to be married, met on a
mountainside The young women
were heavily yelled and, when the
parties rode away, they by accident
exchanged places and were taken
TO different churches.
The bridegrooms, we are told,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-23

as "per-KAL." Is it possible that I
have mispronounced the word all my
life?-R. T. c.
Answer: This French word of I'M
certain origin is not shown as per
KAL" to rhyme with her pal"
A check of Webster, Funk and
Wagnalls, oxford. Century, Winston,
and Macmillan shows two accepted
pronunciationS, in the order:
First choice: per-KAIL.
Second choice: pair-KAHL.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accentedD
Be sure of your punctuation;
stop fumbIing with commas,
periods and semi colons. My free
pamphlet makes punctuation as
easy as falling off a log. The sup
ply is limited, so send for yours
today. Send a stamped t3-cent),
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Don't Take My
Word For 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Valet
A ranserDdnt tUho takes care OF
his employers clothes.

Although VALET is loan word
from the French Gts original form
was VARLET, a young noble ap-
prenticed to knight, the word has
been in common use in the English
language for centuries.
1t should never be pronounced
valley" although VAL-ay, and val
AY are listed as permissible by some
dictionaries.
Best usage. however, gives the
word its English values. This has
been the case since colonial days.
No man is a hero to his valet,
Who insists on rhyming it with
Sally.
He who lays out clothes and makes
your pallet,
Much prefers to be known as a valet
First choice: Valet.
Second choice: VAL-ay.
Third choice: val-AY.
From Chicago: I have been cor
rected for pronouncing PERCALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-23

West, for reasons known only to
himself, opened the jack of hearts,
and South thought for a moment.
1t seemed highly probable that East
had both red kings for his double;
so either he had to be talked out
of both kings, or South had to hope
for a very favorable trump situa-
ton.
After arriving at this conclusion,
South put up dummy'S heart ace
and calmly returned the heart
deuce. East naturally thought his
partner had led from the jack-ten
of hearts, so he played the nine OF
hearts, and South won with the
heart ten South next laid down
the ace of trumpS and East's jack
gave him food for thought. Before
deciding on his next trump play,
however, South went after the dia-
mondS, He led the five of dla-
monds from his own hand, winning
with dummy's ace-and then re-
turned the deuce of diamonds from
the dummy. East thought and
squirmed-and finally played low
diamond-and South won with the
diamond jack!
Having twice swindled East,
South could now turn to West. He
led to the club king, ruffed a third
round of diamonds, cashed the club
ace. ruffed a club in dummy, and
ruffed a third round of hearts. At
this stage South and West had
only trumps left. South then led
the eight of trumps and West was
HELPLESS. He could win with the
nine of trumpS. but would then
have to lead from his queen-seven
up to South's king-ten!
Yesterday YOU were Howard
schenkens partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
A J93
y K104
UK5
+J987
The bidding:
schenken Jacoby You Maier
10 % CD
Answer: Double. If your partner
can cooperate in defense against
clubs. you should collect far more
than the value of game. This type
of double is the most consistently
profitable in the game.
Score 100 per cent for double;
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 1857.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues;
schenken Jacoby You Maier
10 "a Dbl. Pass
"a Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Veil Custom Is WIDESPREAD

That rule was followed well until
modern times. Mohammedan wives
used their wells whenever they
went outside their homes.
Renal Pasha, the late great ruler
of the Turks, brought an end to
the veil custom in Turkey. Soon
after he took office, his wife walked
before the public without a veil.
That must have been shocking to
the Turks in general, but later
other Turkish women laid aside
their wells.
The Turks were, and still are,
mainly Mohammedans. People in
other Mohammedan countries have
followed their lead to some extent,
but not to such a wide degree.
While I was in Egypt a few years
ago, I saw many women with veil
covered faces.
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self addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening
Star. Just say: Punctuation,
please"
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BY THE FOUR ACES.
BRIDGE SwindIes-No. IL

The bidding of today's hand was
hopelesSly unsound, but the play
was interesting:
North, dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
As
y Az 872
0 A @ So
= K 6
Aos74 Al
0J63 IT, 0K94
q 1888 8 K974
d CTS 4 j 10 2
4 A X 1913 $50
= 10
Q IS
L "a
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Star, a stamped (3-cent), addressed,
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From Chicago: I have been cor
rected for pronouncing PERCALE