davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-04
Cotton Prices
Hold Gains

New York, May 4.-(AP)-Cot
futures opened rs to so cents d
'IiceS dropped back as much as
vents per bale from the high, but
'aineo net gains of 20 to AS cents
cuho midday. July 1916. october
re and December 1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-04
Invaders
Reinforced
Unit States Bomb
ers RAID %t}angoon, Set
ting D 0 c k S Attire;
Chinese Declare Still.
WE'LL Forces Still in
Fight.


(BY Tui ASSOCIATED pRFSS)
Itpa.. lapdnpse reinforce
u.,. ..,,. bnr1od tod,v ;,ta
p,
lHe U't.. -..- '.''">I 'lll uillo''
ManNa. at. .HH me burma Road III
IN rtf.lt- ~. take the war TO
~; ...l,f,,dal .,;l n,
el4''" '''' '"
d second #5'i' when aIfeadN mas
bppU l..-.. through the noun
.oir. -,t-... "a miles nf th.
:, t,
luH... ''''I' ''ii'i'l'
Al Il. ~..., time q new ptnH-
ratio. .'. .ta~ion units inland
r,i,,, u,,, +;,,oL
@ltI} 't,r00 Japanese AL
aids ul. Port NoreSby and Sug~
,os-.. .-..- .r.. I4Danasa m1oh+
'S'. ~
y I'' -ti' 'iS VI N$SN
or c... rj the important
0uth i~.~. 0f New Guinea,
49,. I',r,al .aa from Ans
l@i'd.
'"llf" >td''H Army
ha'o'''.'td nome d lit" pio"
la>l niN't Az 'he rea, o.. VIZ
'aP'ht>s i''uH' through BURMA
s'''I"~ '.t ""'hs vi JAPANESE
c@r'urto i''ISool' Ailre.
'A1'fr' army pokce"ah
tmph">lAta MAJ 'he 'hll'ese
troop, uil''! Litu'enah' zen,
tlA' 5"Ntpl ". >'l'"eii were Sun.
III S"' ll-"'' ne o'cialeu 'n"'
oi'' It 2"'l VI .he thihe>e eN
p~cu'''oHdsN '"rce III burnna hao
oetN III ''l""' CONTACT WIFI "'
japanese nus lar.
I+'e ...i. ..,.'h was lhat otiINtI'
oil mel. ....r. forces to hurl INTO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-04
Ickes Declares Non
Essential Uses May Be
Cut Right Through
the Bone;' Reserves in
East c n u e to
Dwindle.
(Central PrcSs)

Washington. May 4.-(AP)-
Petroleum Coordinator Ickes told
a congressional committee today
that, if necessary to preserve the
nations petroleum stocks. mon
essential motoring. boating ana
flying must be cut right through
the bone into the very marrow"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

seah eine.a Beridt Ses 2anSipirt-
i9aftsaa,ts babem bic 8ieaen isa
Sabre 1941 fleiBieer eearbeitet ais
in Boriabr. Sic bobem ao6, ,561 eco
8fano @onis eeliefert, otfo faft g..
600, 600 Bfmnd nsebr als I'M Sabre
1910. California ,narihiert aIs 80.
nieliefcrant nit 22,91O,OOO or Der
Spite. St foleen SOMA NIT 16; ;O32..
600 Biuuo, Ninnelota nit t743O,-
600 Rfuub, Ohio NIT 13,34O,O0O
Bf,tnb, Bf'tmo, Nm)iean NIT 9,792,-
600 Bfuno, Netu yorf nit 12,9O2,-
600 9funb. Biseoniin nit 9,44O,-
600 Gf,no, Snoiana nit 100000
Efuuo uno Suinois nit 1925, 200
Bfunb. Nus oen genanuten Staaten
fommt ii6er bie Sdlite ser aeiamten
!9onigerute oes 2auoes uuo oaB Die
8ienen 10 fleiBig tparen, lit aneeiihts
ser 3uderfnappbeit fir aae Saus-
frauen frobe &,tnbe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
6. @apiteI

Gin unameenebmer Abeno
Bie ben Nadnittoe, berbrohte id
amd ben aben6 nit ie elmer Der
S6meftern in bem Bobn5inmer. l(,.o
Big auf cine &leiniefeit eeitbab nidts.
sas Der erpdbnung tpert erihiene.
Die unterbalt,ue, bie iuner cine
balbgeatp,,nsene blieb, ean5 sleih-
eltig, tpeldes Gbema id beriibren
modte, bate mid oan1dblid erniioct,
un6 als nein 8lid auf Elm altes Si=
ano in elmer ser gden 6es 3immers
fieI - id fpielte friiber aieu1lid gut
Iebte id midi auf oen &laoieritubl
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

ilno idhig ei,tiee afforSe an. Aber
nit einen Spru,ge Dar 2ueetta, Die
mir eeraoe @eieaidaft leiitcte. an
meiner 5eite, ben a,,sor,,d tSaIis,-
iten Sdredens IN ibren auaen.
,9eiierlte. bas ni6t!" rief iie ras
ergriff nteine Sanb, ,im mid ans
@eiterlpielem an perbiubern. n9itte,
per5eiben Sic MIR, fubr iie fort, ais
i6 iie nit unperboblener lleberra-
idung anblidte, ,,aber mir gebt bente
ieoer Son burd ,mo bmrd."
uSit Sbneu ni6t noble" fraate
i6.
SD bin INNER Elm meni9 Isi-
oeno', perlebte lie. ltuo Damn icstea
mir uns bcioe al,f bas Sopba nno
lesten lniere mitleiocrreeenoen 9e-
miibungen, sic ltnterbalt,,ug oufredt
81 erbalten, fort.
Eunft ne,rn llbr trat 2oreen &nol"
lps eil1. Sic tpar iebr blaB unb lparf,
geraoe ipie porber, ibrer Sdipeiter
cinen trourigen rno aneltpoIlcn 9lid
s,,, ebe iie at mir iprad. llnH'ittet"
bar oarauf erbob iid 2ucetta nno
elite, merfbar blGiicr peroenb, Der
Siir 5u. slber cine gelncrf,,n9 ibrer
Sbtpetcr lieB iie rmfebrcn.
u9u boIt inherent @oIte quite Nadt
SIT tpitu6cu pcrgcilcr'', iagtc iic.
Sofort tpanotc ld) 2ucctta mir an,
ergriff lpie inter oen1 Intriebe elmer
l,ntpiocritebli6en gmpiinoung, meine
Sano, briidte lie frampfboft rao
rief:
,,8ute Noht! SD boffe, bob Sic
redt gut ldlafen merbcn!" llnb sbe
i6 3eit bate, auh mir elm 8ort al
crlpioern, nor lic idon aus bem 3im-
nlcr.
u@orum perlaBt 2ucctto ltcts bos
3immcr, iobolo Sic fomnen?' er"
flnbiete id MIDI, felt cntiblollen, bic
@riinoe Oieies ipl,1berbaren getra'
gems 81 erfabren. uSabcn Sic nod
anberc @dite i'm Sauie 2"
81 ntcinem GrIta,nen lag in Dem
Cone iGrcr slntlport lnperfc,lnbnre
Scftigfeit. uNein'', riei lie. usSnr"
lml glol,bcu Sic oos? 9lllBcr ocr "a"
mile lit nelnono BIER llno 10 ltol5
mar ibre Saltung bierbei, oob ih
mir 1lnpiafiirlib ioete, Iie miiiie Die
fen @boratter5ug bon ibrem gater
eeerbt boben, oenn 5u oen eieenidof-
ten sltbeas geb0rte er nid)t. ,,Nber
Sic miiiien iebr ermiibet iein'', faste
iie bonu. ,,8enn es Ssbuen rebt At,
5eige ib SbHen iest Sbr 3immer.'
(Sortiebune iolet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
1e;a,ssx, Sen 25. mara 1912

lla, Od IW D0I1Ie. OQolrd tDlTIlID 3A.
freiinoibaftIidem 8eaiebnneen 5ipi-
fden uns beiben all gelmgen, 10 baB
fie mir 6ann bieneidt ipater gaas
bon ieIbit er5dblen tpiiroe, tpas es lei,
bob 10 i1tper o,,f oieiem oiiiteren ,,no
tranrigen Sanie Iaite.
Aber tpenn Soreen &noIlps a,lb
lnerfli1 bofIiber llnb auflnerfiamer
als lire Sdspeiter mar, 10 lieB tie
oenno9 audi nnberfennbar merfeL
0aB ibre @eoanfen onoersmo tpare,,
als BET 1nir.
ltnb 10 blieb es tpGbreno bes gan-
aen Cages. Die beioen SbtpeItern
Ieiiteten mir obtpedielno @eieaibaft
1,no bemiibten fib tpirflid in ibrer
!Mrt, mir bic 3eit su bertreiber, -
aber id fam feinen s6ritt ipeiter.
3u Gid ,puroe i1 in ein b6dit
1,ngemiitlides 3immer aeleitet, in
ipeldem fir bier Herionen geoedt
1par. Aber ~nur 2,lcetta tpar antpe-
fenb.
$50 lit SIRE @dtueiter?" fraete
id.
,sie - iie fann auaenblidliG
nid)t foumen'', itanmelte 2ucetta.
uOb'', babte i6, ,,iie lit ieoenfaus
in ser &iibe beid)dftiet. ltno Damn
fraste ib laut: ultnb Sbr 8ruoer2"
IS mar bos erItemol, oab er er-
ipabnt tultroe, uno ib batte sic GIMP
tinbung BOB id NIT oieier Sraee
einen berbotenen @eg betreten bate.
stber 9ucetta eeriet biesmol ourba1s
1ibt int 8erlegenbeit,, ionoern iaete
raid:
,gr miro eleid bier iein. @iuiam
i1t nienlals piinftlid."
Mber 10 balo er eit1trat, ipuroe 1ie
bon elmer ni6t alt berfennenoelt ge=
ra6e5u mitleioerregenoen Nnglt be-
faIlen. .......
gBie allies anbere, tpas mir bisber
in bem &nollps s'iben So,1ie begegnet
1par, 111ad)te aud @illiom &nollps,
Der 8rl1ber 2ucettas l,no 2oreens
llno bas eigentli6e Sol1pt ber fleinen
Sanlilie, eine,t ean5 eigentiimli6en
Ginbrud auf mild. Sbglei6 id ibm
gum erlteu Wale begegnete, ais er 1T
oas @Bsimmer trat, tpartete 2ucetta
bod, Biz Tie NIT ibm teritanonispoIe
Blide tdulben fonnte, ebe lie ibu mir
borteIlte. ltno als bieie Sormalitat
boaaoaem par, ,,no tpir ont Glide
faben, fonaentrierten iib an ibre &C.
banten um6 ibre eonae aufmerfiam>
feit 10 6ngitlid auf ibn, baB iie ibre
BfIiAten bem @afe eeeeniiber foF
bonfommem bereaB. sBdre nibt 6as
5ipar iebr I6noli1e, o6er entihieben
sut,niitia ausiebenbe Dienitnsaodeu,
tueIbes bei Tiid aufpartete uno in
ibrer berben art una Beiie aafs Sit
bortomuHen6fte fiir mid Iorete, sespe-
len, piiroe es bel biefer NabIaeit, 10
gut un6 reidlid fie in aabetrodt
Der Berb6ltnifie a,.1 tpor, fiir mid
fuapp beroegonseat feiu.
gs ,nohte ioft ben ginor..d, ole
bb Fd 2ucetta babor fiirdtete, bob
Der Bru6er fprehen .piir6e. Rit Elm
,penie seSffnetem gean6e tpa@te iie
f0r,nIid iiber ibu, fdeinbor ieSerseit
bereh einsnereifen, ,penn er. 1T Der
8emabung, iid aneeneba1 am modeu,
e3inn irden6iueLhe flidaf defuiiuidafe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

ieiner iest tief err6tenocn Sbpeiter
5unidte. .Boau iou iid ein ManH
irgeHbtpelder Dinee tpiuen anitren-
gen. ,tpenn's i'm MIR ein paar 8orte
feitet, fie az erlangen2 Sir ielde
Dumnrbeiten lit bas 2eben 3u furS.
go lange ib auf oieier geieaneten
@roe bin min ib MIDI oes 2ebens
frelRn!"
,Billiam!" 11nipiberiteblih flang
sic Mabnl,ng aus Dem ausrnf, aber
ser Gon, ben ib boren pollte, Log
bob ni6t oariu. 60 frdnfcno sic
geipeiie Don Stlmpiiinn uno &C.
fiiblloiigfeit, tpelde ibr 8ruoer CAB,
audi fir Tie iein mubten, 10 tpareu lie
bod nibt oas, mas lie i'm @ebeimen
fiirdtete. Cont bate oer Brotelt
gan5 anbers gefll,ngen.
uSSa, ia'', perlebte ct nit erbobener
Stinme, tpdbteno lie nit oem aus-
brud bes Sdredens int iid 5uIam-
menianf, i'd ipeib, baB 2ltcetta Der
eleiden nidt liebt. Sic ocntt, Elm
Mon ion orbeiten, pfliiger, breiden,
graben, f,,r5, einen Sflapen aus iid)
ntobe,, oo,uit ei,t 8lot, ser obuebin
ni6ts tpert lit, allfrebt erDalten miro.
9l6er ib iperoe ibr lagcll oab arbelt
81 ben Oingeu gebort, Sic lie at mir
nidt boben fann. Sd bin olS Gentle
n1au sur 0elt gefomn1elt uno alS
@entlernan min ih leben penn lrls
sic olte 8ube au6 iiber ben @opien
5ulanmenbri6t. Giel(eidt tpiiroe oas
sic bette Manier iein, iie los5ulucrocn.
0anu fonnte i6 bel Serrn Srpbm
tpobuen uno bon Morgcns bis 9benos
Melonen elien." limo obern1ols lobs
te er iu ieiner liinmelboiten @eile.
0ieIes frobe 2o6el ooer pielleid)t
aud) feline 8orte idbienen lie mcbr 5u
e,nporen oils aleS Sorbergegon9enc.
Dtit elmer baltieen 8epes,rng per-
l6loB lie ibu BEN Wtluo nit ibrer
Sano 1mo mari babel Ser 9ienerilL
tpcld)e binter ibr ltallo, eincn Slid
beiben 9lebens 5t. 9ieie griff olld)
lofort Elm.
uSerr @iuion1, pie follncu Sic
nurw ricf iic, lmo ols er or9erllD
cine 8eipeeung mahtc, ,un lib lm=
5l>penoen, bcu9te iic lid) Dor ,no
fliiItertc ibm eiuiee 8orte ins DIR,
pel6e itarfe 8irfl1ne auf ibn 5l'
iiben i6ieneu, oenn er brrnmte n,r
burd bie Singer ieiner Sdipeiter ct
pas ltnperitdnblid)es oor iif bin,
sudte bic Ableln uno berfiel Damn in
5tiui6peieen.
Sd mar BEL al bent natiirlib nur
einfade 3ai9auerin, aber all bieIc
Bore6nee prd9ten ii1 mir tief elm.
Der 3eft unieres ee'neinlon1ea
Mables berlief obne tpeitere 3toiiden-
idl(c. Biniam un6 id aben mit
aiesHi;b autem appetit, ndbrend 2n-
.cetta Die aaieetraeenen Speiien fanm,
beriibrte. aus @itIeio fiir lie oantte
ID fiir 8affee, uno iobale Biaiasa
ieiaem Stubl riidte, itanoen 'uir alle
idIennieft a,.f. @s tpor bas muses
n.iitiidf.e gaittaeeiien, 'uethes id ies
mails ,niaee.nadt babe.
e 0ck;4oI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25
(Sortiebung folet)

Meniben obne @eniit iinS tose
2anb obne BaNer. 8lobe @efabks-
naturen sleiden oft bem Neere, ben
bem aus iih man nod Dem JeitlanSe
iebnt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-03-25

tuHbie, uub ltW 9eIupe ultieC ptAt
itupioen GeuBeren folder SolpeI bic
ihlimniten 2eibenibaften perbereen,
10 madte id bon bem 8orred)te mei-
mes reiferen stlters @ebra,d ,,no lei.
tete oie llnterbalt,lng in Babneu, sic
i'm, tpie id boffte, ba5u bringen mir
oen, mir ettpas bon ieinem tpabren
Selblt au 5eiger.
Da i1 ober begreiilibertpeiie sic
StraBe ser Gerlorenen ielber nibt oi-
reft ertpdbne,t ipollte, erf,,noigte ib
mid nit burbaus natiirli6 eri6eis
nenoem sSsntereiie, tper ibr no6iter
Nabbar lei. 8illiam &nollps blidte
altf 1lno anttportete.
,,ltnlere nG6ite 9ta6barin lit sic
alte 0t,,tter Sane'', iogte er, ,,aber
tie taltet nidt biel, 8ir neb,uen aud
nientals geotia bon ibr. &ein, oer
ein5ise Nadbar, Ser bier berum et-
ipas @ert bat, lit Serr Srobn1. @as
Ser alte Serr mir fir Sfirltd)e in
ieinen @arten Bot! llno bic @ein-
trauben! Gie Melonen! 3tpei mobre
Sra6terentplare i6enfte er mir beute
0torgen - of, i6 i6mede iie iett
nod!"
@s tpGre fein 8un6cr getpeien,
tpenn 2ucetta BEL bieiem @el6mat
Dor Sbant feuerrot aetpor6cn ,pdre,
aber ltatt oeiien ipllroe iie auffaueno
blaB. slber nod nidt 10 bloB, ipie
unmittelbar bara,lf, als er fortf1br:
Screen mod)te, bab ettpos bon oieier
Suppe a1fgeboben miro, fiir -" @r
bra6 ploblid ab, tpeil es ibm tpobl
einfiel, oaB 2oreens @iunld)e in met
ner @egenlpart nidt ermabnt meroen
iollten.
u0u boit mir bo6 berlpro6el1, oab
ou Serru Srobnt ,lienals ipieoer unl
Jrii6te al1s ieinem @orten bitten
tpillit', faete 2ucetta boItig.
SD bab' ibn ia audi nidt oorum
gebeten! Sur ant 3aun bab' id) ge-
ltanoeu lno biniibergeblidt. @ir iino
CUTE Sreltnbe, Ser olte Trobn 1lno
ih, - tparlrm ioIf id alio niht bon
leinem Sblte eilen?"
Ser 9lid, tpelden iie ibm 5,1tparf
batte einen Stein riibren fonnelL
ober er i6ien abiolut ,lnberiibrt oapon
at bleiben. als fie ieine llnenpfino-
lidfeit bemerfte, lieB Tie mutlos ben
&opf finfen unb idspieg. aber tros-
oem i6 iab, pie iebr bie beereiflide
8eiddm,,ne auf iie einuirfte, tnar
bod biefe @mpfin6uns nidt oie ein=
aiee, tuelde fie a,ieeablidlid BE-.
berribte. 1teber ltno neben all Dem,
aas une fie borsing, m,.bte nod eine
andere, -idlimmere geranIaii,,ne 5ur
aneIt oa ieiH. sic tat mir leio, uub
in Der 4offaanG 6ie peinlidbe
Spaaaa.ue su beeaoieen unb ibr 10
Giife au briHee,e, 1pan6te id mid NIT
einem ettpos aessu,tngenet 2dheln au
oe,n ianpen Ndnne mno ingte:
.,@arum pflanaen Sie 6enu nidt
ielbit WseIonen? Benn id an Sbrer
Stene udre ,no 70 biel @r,lno nno
8oben at a,einer gerfiisaue batte,
1piir6e id mir bier alles Noelibe
aieben."
va1, sic, iin6 eine 5rom'', ertpi-
oerte er. beinobe arsb. ,,Das lit ia
Elm eons eates @eiddft fit 8eiber,
nenen es 6boR nuod,f. 6ie sFriid1te
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05
OMISSIO\S--Amon

interesting things about the year
end story which Motor Vehicle
Commissioner 7. BodIe Ward Wrot
Tor the papers are his omissions.
One was that he did not say any
thing about the lack of cooperation
the highway patrol has received from
some of the courts. All over the state
there ars judges who make a habit
OF changing charges of drunken driv
ing to reckless driving if the man or
woman arrested has influence. Ward
pas DONE {, lot of worrying about
that bat he didn't mention il in MS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

Spe0klng of talking, a noted In
gust once said that the average
educated man knows $4,000 word
And uses 'em all up in one minute
when he stubs his toe in the dark.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. they
benefit by SoGna Insurance.. Ell
ilclent service and substantial d.
vlCendS year after year by In>u--
ING with Gates Insurance Agency.
ut
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

WANTED CHAN SOFT RAGS
II cents pound at Dispatch Of
tee. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

{ LICENSE no. 24I-o35
FtH4et please fetd4n to D!spatcn
1titog. 3-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

WANTED SNAIL OR MEDIUM
SIZE non sJ.c. Mast he cheap for
cash. See Nh. Godfrey at Red
Front Grocery m Mobile. 3-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sa.os Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

LET US FRAME YOUR CHRISTI
mas photographs. New shipment n
all sizes has Just come IN. Frames
made to order from beautiful
m%ouldlngs. Henderson Book Co.
2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-05

FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
equipment, ITS Affords. Complete
stock 10 fill your needs. Affords
Printing and Office Supply Co.
Phone 81. 26-tf
Evening star., 1942-10-13

1t would have been difficult to
criticize South had he passed North S
opening bid of one diamond Most
experts would bid one spade de-
spite the weakness of the hand, SIM
ply because the singleton diamond
/ indicated that some better spot
could be found. But if North had
no fit for spades, the only result
might be higher contract and
more trouble in the end.
When North doubled two clubs for
penalties Ga fine double), South
feared that his hand could con-
tribute nothing to the defense.
Hence his turnout" to two spades.
Actually, two clubs would have been
set two tricks by good defense and
South's spade rebid was rather
doubtful choice
At this point it looked to North
as though his partners initial spade
response had been based on a COM
pletely worthless hand aside from
a fairly long spade suit Since his
spade support, also, was not of the
best, he raised conservatively to
three spades.
Now it was South's turn to inter-
pref the bidding. North's redouble,
penalty double and spade raise in
dicated a very strong hand with
+ some sort. of fit for spades. In that
case there was probably a reason
able play for game. So South, who
had begun by bidding only to rescue
his partner from apparently bad
contracts, eventually got up courage
to bid a game.
The play was quite easy and
South actually made an overtrick
by setting up long diamond on
which to discard one of his worth
less hearts.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
cobys partner and. with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
4 Al KISS
y AQ4
8 5
= A 10 e63
The bidding:
Lightner. Jacoby. Schenken. You.
Pass Pass Pass CD
Answer-Bid one club. No other
opening bid should be considered
Your hand is far too strong to pass
and too weak for a two bid.
Score 100 per cent for one club,
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 1902.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Lightner. Jacoby. Schenken. You.
Pass Pass Pass ia
Pass ~ Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
swer letters from readers if stamped
t3-cent, addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces care OF The
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge send with your request
to the Four Aces care OF The Evening
Star. stamped (3-cenD, self addressed.
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Contract
Bx THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
by. Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lightner, worlds leading team-of-
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence)
Evening star., 1942-10-13

purple, lavender, green, blue, cop
perry or gold, and also marked with
a large number of small bronze
dark green and black spots. There
are no decorations at all on the
Lowers sides and belly.
Eighteen pounds Is the record
weight caught in recent years. The
average is from to 10 pounds and
most of these were taken of South
ern Massachusetts,. Those that weigh
from / to pounds are IL to 2ha
feet long.
Weakfish have a general range
along the Eastern Coast of the
United States from Massachusetts,
Bay to the Gulf of Mexico. They
travel in schools that are usually
small but may consist of many thou
sands. They prefer to swim close
to the surface and great numbers
have been caught on hook and line
within few feet Of the top OF
the water.
Again, their preference for shall
low water is the reason that large
numbers have been caught in pound
nets during the years they have
appeared In abundance In the Gulf
of Maine.
Weakfish are yoracious and car
nivorous. They feed on = wide
variety OF marine animals, including
crabs, shrimps, amphipods. soup,
anchovies, silversides. mummichogs,
menhaden. butterfsh and herring.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Lillian Cox Athey

The smaller fish they destroy in
vast numbers. They are bottom
feeders in certain inclosed waters
parts of Delaware Bay.
Almost any kind of bait is appeal
ing to these greedy. fish. But she'd
der crabs, clans, shrimp and num-
michogs are their favorites.
Weakfish spawn from May to Oc-
tober on the Middle Atlantic Coast.
The greatest production of eggs
between mid-May and MIDI June,
probably peak time in Massachu-
sets, is from June to the latter part
of July.
The eggs are buoysnt and spher-
ical; they hatch in from SO to 40
hours when the temperature of the
water is from 68 to 10 degrees. The
newly Matched larvae grow very
fast. Indeed, the young fry grow
so rapidly during their first sum-
mer that they will reach length
OF 51s inches when they are 5
months old. Thereafter, they do
not grow so fast. Their scales are
not SO easily read as those of some
other fish, and it is rather difficult
to tell their ages by their size.
Along the more southern coasts
where the weakfish occur regularly
this is one of the most important
food fishes. 1t is one of the favor
lite game fish, and to land one OF
the larger and more determined
fellows Is a 10y to any angler.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

PLATA RIVER, a stream that
marks the boundary between Ar
gentina and Uruguay (OO-roo-gwy)
Say: PLAHtah.
The form River Plate" pro-
nounced plat" is criticism. The
! Spanish form is Rio de la Plata,
pronounced: Recon day lah PLAH-
| tab.
TAGALOG, the most numerous
race of the Philippines, also the
name of the language. Don't say
TAG -uh-log" Both "a's" are
/ broad. as in father, and the second
syllable is accented, thus:
tah-GAH- log.
MAINZ, German city on the Rhine
at the mouth of the River Main.
The vowel sound of Mainz is the
long Il" as in by, my. The ~ has
the sound of ITS" as in gets, hits.
Say: myntz.
The city also is known by the
French name Mayence. pronounced: ::
ma YAH (ND SIS, the IN" being nasal
led. Main, the river, is pronounced
exactly like the word mine"
WIESBADEN, recently bombed
German city of Frankfurt and Main.
The w" has the sound Of "v." Say:
WEES -bah-den.
FRANKFURT, German CONNER
cial city, the target Of frequent AL
/ hoI rotIe So =
sound, and the "u" has the 100"
sound as in book. foot. Say:
FRANHGK-f -foort.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
III a \
c3kyI',3;:.3k /,
Voice of Home
INSULATION
ADVERTISEMENT.

Many people concerned about
their heating problem have written
asking for full information on how
Johns -Manville Home Insulation
makes it possible to heat a house
comfortably with less fuel. We've
sent them book which shows how
Rock Wool helps keep your heat
from escaping through the walls
and roof, thus saving up to thirty
percent on fuel during the heating
season. Now that our war needs
make it necessary for us to get
along with less fuel. this can mean
the difference between comfort
able and an uncomfortable house
next winter. The book also shows
how in hot summer weather, Rock
Wool helps keep your house up to
fifteen degrees cooler If you'd like
this free Home Insulation Book,
Just write United Clay Products Co.
Investment Bldg, D. c., or Phone
DI. O787.
Evening star., 1942-10-13

letter
called for the Print
which
a
Evening star., 1942-10-13
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

In response to many requests. espe-
cially from teachers, I have prepared a
Junior Pronouncing Test for children
10 years of age or under. So far as
know this is the flrst pronouncing test
devised solely for youthful speakers.
The test is in the form of an interest
ing story OF q lively group OF high
one OF my young readers to have q free
copy. Send stamped t3-cenD, self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby. in
care of The Evening Star. Ask for
Junior Pronouncing Test.
released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1942-10-13
NATURES CHILDREN
WEAKFISH

VOy7t0SCIO7t 7,yuttS7'
"Sea trout" would sound better as
a name for this flsh than weak
fish," it would seem. 1t Is one Of
the most easily recognized fish of
the Gulf of Maine fishes because of
the relative shape and size Of the
fms and its color.
The weakfish is a very >shapely
fish about four and one fourth times
as long as deep. 1t Is olive green
or dull brownish above with the
sides and back FURNISHED in rich