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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

.2Henn Die NeOafte1tre ittl0 0eralSs
geber neutrality-suspicious. 3eitungen uno
anoere Giibrer in oeutidamerifani-
idpn areiien es perabidumen, eine
i6nrfe @ren5e au sieben 5lpiihen Mae
ats uno GeutiGen = tpann lie es
berabidun,en, it'd urtb ibre Mngebori-
gen BON ben Na3is los5uiagen - mie
f6nnen tie 6ani, ertparten, oaB oie
li1rige Welt einen l1rtteri6ieo madt
amiiden Deutiden, oie oen &itleris-
mus anbeten, uno Sen Deutid)en, Die
&itlerismus baiien2 8ie f0nnen sic
eriuarten. baB Die Mmerifaner inmit-
ten zines Tooesfampfes NIT Sen 9sa-
ais oeutide Gintpanoerer ,peiterbin
als loDale nno boagiiltige Mmerifa-
ner betrahten? Wie fonnen Tie Be-
redtiefeit fir geutidlano na6 Dem
9rieee eriparten?"
go rief Muan graniton, Gbef Ser
fremaipradigen- sbteilung bes @ar
Snformation Office in ser 9unoes-
bauptltaot, bor elmer 8eriammluns
bon 8erousgebern uno &eoafteuren
fremoiprad)iger 3eit,meen ser Me-
trupole aus, Die i'm Sotel @ooiepeIt
in Netp Oorf abgebalten tpl,roe, nm
Sieie Botihaft Der genannten &esie-
runssiteIe entgegen s,l nebmen.
~&eute", 10 firhr Granlton inn
&obepundt ieiner BON Sen Mntpeien-
ben nit ernitem Sdspeisen ansebor-
ten uno gum Shluiie nit oenonitra-
tiuem 8eifaa aufsenommenen @eoe
fort, rbeate, mo- bie 9eutifen inner
bulb Der @ren3en 9eutidlanes, Die
&itler baiien, nod riht innitanoe
fins, iid nit @eualt eesen i'm gu err
beben, Iiegt Die 2ait bes 8e,peiies oa=
fir, 6ab ale Menihen oel,tlden
Stammes nidt Na5is iino, BEL sen
beuti4en Ginpanoerern in slmerifa
u1r5 ibren Nahfommliieen, uno be-
lonbers BEL ben &eSafteuren unb
&erausge6ern Ser 3eitunsen, oie tie
Ieiten."
Serr Graniton iette Damn oie Yoli-
tit Der Ser. Staaten gegeniiber ser
fremoiprahigen Yreiie auseinanoer,
bie nidt Iebieli6 als cine Yolitif oes
0uloens a,if5ufaiien let. "Die &egie-
rilng speiB pielnlebr", fl,br er fort,
~6ab obne Die fremoiprad)iee Hreiie
MiQionen bon slmeritanern nid)t inn
itan6e tpGren, ben &rieg in poaem
Nabe au periteben ltno su unierem
Siege beiallteuern."
Mu1 bas Office Of War Snforma-
ton eradtet sic frenrolprabige Brei-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
1tnt jeHes cin3clfte. Ha,aS
StaltneraHs tcbt Kantpi

Mcsfai. Die 8lliien uertrieben Sic
Geutiden nus elmer sln5abl @eodube
in einem Seile bes peripiiIteten Sta
lingrao. @ir ietten unIere Sffeniipe
norotpeitlicb ser Wolgaltabt seeeu sic
SeutIhe islanfe fort. Sn ben! 3en-
trum Stalingraos battan iih sic
Geutid)en bier Gage balten fonnen in
sinem groBen Steinsebduoe urS fcn-
.rollierten oaourh cine Heibe bon
Straben. Sioiliiten gruben Sag unb
NaGt an einem Sl,nnel uno ais Ser
elba iertig lpar, braften lie 10 piel
SprengItoff unter Nas @ebal,oe, oaB
es bod in sic 2uit flpg nit Maltn
uno Maus. Ger Worgenberift anl
Ionnerstag tpar Der erite 5ltperiid,t-
lihe 8eridt ser Stuiien, baB iie oil.
mdblis oie Sberbano UNI Stalingrco
lno Die Wolga getpinnen aber
nod niht gum enbsiiltigen abihluB
Der &in!pie nm S.alingrao 8arantie
geben fonnen, oenn sic 9eutihen
bringen itiinbli) nere Heierpen ber-
m unb fdmpfen lpie Sic 2oipen.
Grbitterte Sample tperoen auh nod
aus bem 8ebiete bon Mo5oof i'm mitt-
leren Galltaius, bel NoiuoroIiif on,
Sfrar5en Meer, BEL &ifeip Dor
Wosfau uno i'm Be6iete ser ;Staot
Seningrao aemeloet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Wapeu sei<hsset saspesR y
listcs 8iIS pcf,t krteoe

9fep Selbi, Snoien. General Cir
slrdibalo g. @apeQ, ser an elmer
9feibe alliierter aonferenaen teilge-
nommen bat, auBerte iif) iiber Ole
Ginoriide oes 8erlalis oes &rieges
uno erfldrte, bab oie Si,,iien ourb-
balten uno Die slaiierten ibr geites
tim peroen, um ser Moten slrmee su
belfen. Gr beseidnete sic Shlaht inn
sltlantif als iebr pihtig uno aus.
ifIaggebenb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Sl,ae3emeabitiir3e ferSer,,
picle GeNeSepfer

@a'binston. Ssn SEN lesten $50
den erlitten piele angebenoe Mrmee-
flieger oen Soo burh Mbiturs nit SEN
Ilug5eugen, in oenen iie ausgebiloet
peroen fiir Ben &f. Snanbetrabt
Ser Mensa ser semeloeten Mbitiir5e
aber muB in getraht seaogen tper-
Sen, oaB oie @roaent5abl Der l1nfdae
cine fleine hit, perslihen mit ser 1au-
iel,oe BON Mannidaften, Sic ausse-
bilSet iueroen, iagt bas Staats-Te.
partment.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Der Nebrbeitsfibrer bes Seuats
bermod)te nit s,ueiitanbisem lieben.
ffaftlid)em MppeQ an bic Senatoren
bic Sdlarpe fir bic Abminiitration
nid)t su berbinberu.

@aibingtun. Nah 5tpeiitiinoiger
&eoe oes Senators 8arflep, in Der
oie'er in ieiner Gigenidyaft als Mebr.
beitsfiibrer oes nationalen Sberbal,,
les cine leioenifaftlihe Mufforoers
ung an bie @eiebseber ridtete, Sic
2anbpirtibaftspolitif ser Regier,lna
81 unterltiiten rno bie &riegsfonjllnf
tur niht Sllgunlten bon Sonoerinter,
elien aus5unlleen, nabm ser lSlenat
nit as gegen 43 Stimmen oas elm.
gereidte Enhancement an, oas aui
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
8c>eft beitcueft
cHer fGiitpfcn!

Waibington. Sen 8oben belteaet
ober bie Uniform angesogen!" Gieie
Alternatine modte @eneralmaior 6.
9. 9eribep, Gbef oes Multerunas-
amtes, ltellen, ipie er Dor Dem 2ano-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oes Ibgeoroneten-
bauies ausiagte. 9ie Sarmer flag
ten, oab 5u piele 2eute bonn 2anb meg
lalfen l,no in oie Riiltungsinouitrie
seben, megeu ser belleren 2obne.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Il. =. Sliceer tpieHer
int Chino Int 2leticn

Gbungfing. Iie anerifaniihe 2uif-
uaffe in China bat nah fait einmons-
Tiger GauIe Die Sffeniipe gegen oie
Sapaner in China umo Burma ipic.
ser allfgenommen uuo Srupre.lfolpn-
nen in ser Sropins 0unnan beihoi.
len l,,l0 am Gage porber Sanoi in
Jran50iiidc c-Snoohina angrarifien.
&ein uncertainties 6lug3cug srnrot
!Oabei abgeid)oIien, ndbreno Sic Sa
paner Is Slug5euge perloren, har.
unter Elm gans neueS MoSea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
&mQetin:

@aibington. YrGiioent Hooie-
uelt ge!pann einen pollltdnoigen
Sieg NIT ieiner Joroerlng &C.
gen sic ssnilation. Ser Senat
nabm nit 80 Stimmen segen
feinen @ioeripruh an, oaB sic
sSarmpreiie aui bem Stano bonn
10. September perbleiben uno
feline ipatsren 2obnerb0bunsen
oarauf geId>laaen peroen fon-
men, tpenn sic ssarmer bisber Die
Sobne niht erbobt batten. glu6
puroe Dem Hriilioenten Die BON
ibm perlangte Maht Ser Ereis-
lno 2obnregelung 81 pou5ieben.
erteiIt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
st. Eeter's German lntberan Gbmrdl
Monaea, Yenn.

godeiter, 9a., 80. Sept. 1912
Mr. Geo. Sdneiber
1900 Superior slue.,
Gleuelan6, Ohio.
Sieber sSreun6 Sdlneioer!
Sn letter 3eit, leie id nit Snter-
eiie oie pielen &ratuIationeu, sic
Sbnen anldblih Sbres 25idbriser
Subilaums als 9teoofteur unieres
sSiebenbixeer &adien 8olfsblatt"
3ugeianot tuor0en iinb.
sub id m0fte nidt perieblen, mid
Der 3eibe Ser @ratllanten ansu-
iGlieben. SD femme aus eisener gr.
fabrung Die Sftpierisfeiten zines
3eitungsmannes. gs biirfte iSie IN.
tereiiieren 81 erfabren, baB ich Elm
Sabr Q912/13) oils Sefretdr oes
WeitpreuBilfen Snneren Miiiions.
9erbanoes titig mar. Mein slrbeits-
gebiet tpar beionOers sic Sagespreiic
als Sertreter Oes giuang. Yrebper-
banSes fir @eitpreuBen. Seit Sen
lesten f6 Sabren bin ih Mitglieo oes
firdlicben Yrebausifniies ser Yitts.
burgb Spnooe. Sn Sen lesten Sab.
rem babe idb MIDI mebr auf bie lofa.
len Tages5eitungen in ,,nierem Goun,
tn beidrdnft. Sllr6 oieis srbeit als
fir6lid}er Hreiiepertreter babe id
5iiblung NIT Sen peri6ieoeniten Sci.
tltngen, ibren Geoafteuren, 8eridt.
eritattern lliiu. Bin oemnad ipobl.
oertraut NIT Sen Hroblemen lmS
SdDieriefeiten elmer mooernen ga,
ges5citung. Gin Wohenblatt, beion,
oers oils Sereinsorgau, bat natiirlih
ieine eieenen Yrobleme uno S6tpie-
rigfeiten.
Sic baben in ali Ben ssabren Sbrem
8olf uno Sbrer &irfe treu eeoient.
sls 8eihGftsleiter unb &eoafteur
unieres ~8olfsblattes" baben Sic iid
ielbit Elm ebrenbaites 0enfmal geiest.
Oiit groBer llmiiht uno feinem Taft
baben Sic es perltanoen, alien Bolts
genoiien 81. 0ienen, obne oabei oie
eolen &,tlturgiiter preis5ugeben.
0eutlde 3eitungen ,.no Gereine lino
iett llidt geraoe popular. 0iele beut-
ife aeitunee,, iino eingeeangen. Sic
lpe1igen, bie nod belteben, baben Ell
men idmeren StartO, iponon bie tpe-
nielten unierer Golfs- uno @laubens-
genoiien eine @bnung baben. Nllr
ourd perionlibe Spfer ,uro Selbit-
uerleusn,tng miro es Sbnen moglih
gepelen iein, uniere 9eitlng auf Der
getpobnten &obe su erbalten. Gin-
geoenf oes ererbten 8atergutes, aber
0ennod treu uno bingebeno ,,nierer
nel,en &eimat bier, iuden ISie uniet
Nolf gu glten ,mo irteuigenten 8iir.
germ 5u er3ieben, tros manher sln.
feitrbungen umo Geroahtielmgen' bon
auBen mno bon innen. Dafiir gebiibrt
Sbnen, lieber &err Sbneiber, Ser
uneineeihr6nfte 0anf mlieres @ol-
fes. Mud uniere Sa6iepfirde, Ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
KSniein Glisabetk leiHet
an 8rene9ialeatarrk

Sonoon. @ie belte bier befanntge-
9e6en tuuroe, mlBte a0nigin gli3a.
betb pdbreno Ser lebten @ohe infolse
afuten grondialfatarrbs bes 8ett
bitten, ood liegt fein Mnlab 5u ir-
genonelher 8eiorenis Dor. Die So
nigin lit ~ Sabre alt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Il. =. 6auitiri1ter
lan>eft INT 1rlanN

gsoroirlano. slmerifaniid)e Sail
ihirmtruppen fiibrten einen iiber.
raidenSen slnariif alIi manooerie.
renoe britiide Sruppen aus, oie iid
id)nea ser Gage anpaBten ,ino tiber
cine Meile gum slngriif porliefen.
gritiibe Sfieosrihter be5eidlneten
Sen s(ngriff als erfoIgreih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
Nnterie eai,erit ,uirH uc,t
Di1Y flieacn pcrbetcit

Bern. Die fran3oiiide 2uftfabrts-
geienidaft Mero Grance bat sic 8e-
for0erung bon lstaatsangeborigen
Der 0ereini9ten 9sationen in Ser un-
belesten 9one Granfrei9s perboten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
meifcre 0IMftphniste
,1itN Gfrcneaben
gum 5ilber11en Jubtldum
unieres Dclfsblattes
liefsn Gin uno bringen mir hermit sur
Serofientlifcang. SIN Nuitrag bes
ytat!onalfonlitees Sans 0oiieI.
Siebembiraer SadIen Snaeno- -@unb
2tueia %
nes GeHtral 3erbanb
Rem Cattle, ga.

=
Rem Cattle, ga.
Geo. Sdnaioer, Sdriftleiter oes
9. u. Golfsblatt, gIepelano, 8.
8erter SEER uno gruoer!
Sn ser leeten SFonats geriamm.
lung Ses 3lpeig 25 Don SEEM Cattle
Ea, tuuroe ih beouItraet, Sbnen I'm.
iere inniglten @liiduiinid)e 5um 25.
jabriaen Subilaunl unlares Golfs.
blattes 5u ienben.
8eilieseno finSen Sic cine fleine
iSpenoe als Ganf lmo elnerfennuno
fiir Sbre treile Mitarbeit.
Wir boffen uno wiinihen, boB Sit
uns nodl niele Sabre oils Shriftleite,
oes Solfsblattes uno gerater bei
iteben m0gen.
Mit treu-ladiiid)cm Grub,
Geo. 8ooenoorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01

Sic im rGolfsblatt" itets freunblifi
@ebor idenfen, ioate ME pereeiien
mas Sic Sbnen ihulbig lit. Tel
treue @ott bergelte es Ssbnen biel
fdltig. G& erbalte sic uns unb I'M
ierem Golfe nod niele Sabre, bami.
Sic lpeiter i'm Segen arbeiten sir
fen fir @olf, Stride uno 2ano.
Sn ber5lider 0erbunoenbeit,
Ssbr ergebener:
Sans .. s. Simoleit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-01
weitere Srie>ei,simkler
pett Simmer, a,.s9eitreett

SeIiinsfi. Nad) elmer 0arItellung
Ser Iiioc. Breb er,partet 5innlanos
Sreiie ipeitere sluffldrung iiber Sen
Stano Ser @ereinieten Staaten nad
oem ariege in 8e5ug auf 5innlano.
Gin slrtifel in Dem 8latt rSoiial-
oemofraatti", Sen Ser amtlihe fin
niihe &unofllnf in sic ganae Welt
berbreitete, labt barauf iGlieben, baB
6innlano sic &ilfe Ser 0ereinieten
Staaten, BEL Dem @eriuh, iid aus
ieiner sesenmartisen Sage als 8,m-
oesgenoiie !6itlers 5u befreien, be-
griiBen ta,iroe, 5l,maI sic Mbleug-
nung politilder 9lbfommen bie Mus-
leeung 3ulGBt, oaB 6innlanos Bin-
omgen ou 9eutihlano n,lr ooriiber-
gebenoer Natmr iin0.
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Southeast Council
Opposes Increase in
Fuel Gas Rates
Kramer Junior High School
To Be Reody in February
MEETING Is Informed

Opposition to any increase in fuel
gas rates in the District was voted
last night by the Southeast Council.
A Fort Davis Association resolu-
ton stated that citizens may even
be entitled to a decrease in rates.
Any increase was scored unless the
Washington Gas Light Co. can prove
it Is operating at loss"
Archie G. Hudson, deputy director
OF construction for the District, ap-
peared before the council to discuss
schools now being built in the
Southeast area. The Stephen E..
Kramer Junior High School, near
ing completion at Seventeenth and
G streets Sc, should be ready for
occupancy by February l, Mr.. Hud-
son said.
Materials Slow.
Construction, which was begun in
September, 1941, has been held up
because of difficulties encountered
by the contractor in obtaining criti-
cal materials, Mr.. Hudson explained,
adding that the main problems hold
ing back completion are materials
needed for installation of concrete
floor fills and a heating system.
In answer to query as to whether
the building will be ready for par
tial occupancy before it is COM
pletely finished, Mr.. Hudson said
<hot fha voouoc cho,,1d oil hn An
ished at about the same time.
Mr.. Hudson also promised early
completion of the Patterson School,
at the Bellevue Naval Magazine, and
the school at Forty fourth and H
streets Sc, again citing the difn-
Guilty of obtaining critical materials
as the reason. for delay.
On the motion of Frank P. Ran
dolph, the council voted to ask men,
bership in the Federation. II the
council is admitted, Mr.. Randolph
said, and a chosen delegate is also
delegate of an association, he will
be allowed only one vote. A Fedora
ton rule of admitting only bodies
having membership of so or more
persons would have to be waived in
order to admit the council, consist
ing Of delegates from IL associa tions
To Ask Substation.
The council also moved to ask the
Post ONCE Department for a sub
station post Office in the vicinity OF
Alabama and Pennsylvania avenues
Sc. In moving the resolution,
Henry w. Austin said that a site
is available in the specified area. In
answer to request from the Fort
Davis group, the council moved that
the Commissioners be requested to
have sidewalks installed on Thirty
eighth street and Alabama avenue
Sc, near the Beers School.
Lyle r. Fletcher requested that the
council concern itself to a greater
extent with questions affecting the
entire Southeast area. rather than
local section problems. Mrs. Lo-
retta Landon, secretary, asked that
she be relieved from her ofnce. Her
resignation was accepted and a new
secretary will be chosen at the next
meeting.
Sixteen major projects to be con-
sidered by the council In 1943 were
approved. The council, meeting at
Anacostia High School, was presided
over by William j. Smith.
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Medical Problem
Inspires Boy to
|CoN Mr.. Jones
This is The Star! Mr., Jones.

This Is The Star! Mr.. Jones.
The Stars series of articles on the
shortage of hospital space and
nurses in the District has been at
tracing much interest particularly
among those experiencing diniculty
with medical care. The following in
stance of interest in the survey done
by Reporter Pat Jones came to The
Star today.
A naval ofncer and his wife, who
have q 3-year-old son Billie, are ex-
pecting another child In December.
New to the city, they have been fol-
lowing Mr.. Jones' articles with par
ticular interest to learn what might
be expected In the way Of maternity
care.
The other evening Billie fell on
the sidewalk In front Of the house
and started Z severe nosebleed. The
mother was Ill In bed and the ofncer
tried In vain to staunch the flow.
"You See" he said In desperation
to his wife, this Is where We need Z
nurse"
mo, daddy" said Billis gravaly,
''this 4 whsrs " nsed ler. Jonss..
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Council to Hear Report
On MARYLAND U. Needs

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The Legis-
lative Council will meet tomorrow
with DR.. H. G. Byrd, president Of
the University Of Maryland, to hear
a report on the university's activities
and needs.
Council Chairman Thomas E. Con-
Ion announced the group also would
discuss insurance bills to be pre-
sented at the coming Legislature
session.
The meeting will continue the next
day, Mr.. Conlon said, when repre-
sentatives of the State Police De-
partment and the Board Of Natural
Resources will list needs of their
departments. X
Evening star., 1942-11-04

niue NV. Two
weeks ago John
said he was 60
ing to Norfolk,
Va, for the week
end, and has not
been heard from
since.
Mrs. Connell
has cared for her
brother since he
was 5 years old.
Their father died
in 1896 and their
mother is con-
fined to a hos
Evening star., 1942-11-04

The youth quit John F. snallw"ed.
Jefferson High School after the
eighth grade. He worked for West
ern Union and later for photo
static firm. OF frail stature, John
may be recognized by two missing
front teeth which he lost In an
accident.
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Sister Hopes Brother, II,
Will Return 10 His Home

A plea that her brother, John
Francis Smalwood, IT, return to his
home, Is made by Johns sister, Mrs.
Gertrude Connell. 2O6 Indiana ave-
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Let's Learn q New Word

San Diego: Recently news mag
azine referred to Admiral Kimmel
Evening star., 1942-02-02
UNCLE RAYS CORNER-London Was Once Fort by Loooon

London has been bombed dozens
and dozens Of times. People have
been killed, buildings have been
wrecked and big fires have been
started. Yet London still stands.
Millions of people still live there,
and the worst efforts of the foreign
foe probably will not destroy the
city's life.
OF that great city I wish to tell
this week-of its beginning, Of some
of its great buildings, and Of parts
OF its history. The last story will
speak Of its importance in the mod
ern world.
No one knows just when London
was started. The best we can do is
to say that it appears to have been
a settled place when the Romans
took hold Of 1t about 1900 years
ago.
The name is believed to have
come from "Lhyndun," a Celtic
name meaning Fort by Lagoon"
A lagoon is a kind of lake, and
usually (but not always joins the
sea, or is close to the sea.
There was a lagoon in the Lon
don area in early times. 1t was part
of the Thames River which, at that
time, covered much land outside of
its present bed. Thousands of houses
in London now stand on land which
formerly was covered by water Of
the early lagoon.
The London museum contains an
Evening star., 1942-02-02
lust Out
New Pronouncinq Test

Offered today for the first time,
my Pronouncing Test No. Five, an
accurate and fascinating method of
testing your pronouncing I. @. and
that of your family and friends.
Are you 1 in 10000 who can score
80 or better? Has your grade i'm
proved since taking test No. 4? This
new test contains many key words
that have been discussed in this
column. Ask for your free copy
today. Send a stamped (3-cent),
Evening star., 1942-02-02
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter spell
called for in the last column Print the letter opposite
the word from which have it,
correctly this influences public opinion
Answer to Saturdays LETTER OUT.
Co APRICOT-PORTIA Shakepearean character).
CD VARLETS-STARVE (go without food.
(O) CAPRIOLE-CALIPER scae).
Withdrew.
CD CURDLE-LUCRE a this),
Evening star., 1942-02-02

oak plank which was dug out Of
river mud some years ago. 1t Is
black with age, and one end Of 1t
is pointed. That plank may have
been used as a boat" by q settler
who lived beside the Thames thous-
ands Of years ago.
A better boat" in the same mu-
scum is q followed log, also taken
from the river mud. London folk
very likely padded 1t in ancient
times.
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as the CINCUS. Please explain and
pronounce the word-R. G. F.
Answer: CINCUS is an abbrevia-
ton for Commander in Chief of the
United States Fleet" The "f' for
fleet was omitted for the sake of
euphony. The new cincus is Ad-
miral Ernest Joseph King. Cincus
is pronounced: SINK-uss.
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

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self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening Star.
Ask for Pronouncing Test No. Five.
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Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

SINGAPORE. important British
naval base on the Malay Peninsula.
Not "SING-uh-pawr" Note that
the "g" is hard as in go, and that
the accent falls on the last syllable.
Say: sing -guh-PORE.
PERAK. one of the Western Ma
lay States. Say: PAY-rahk. It's
capital is TAPPING, pronounced:
TY-PING.
PENANG, British island off west
coast of Malaga. Say: pee-NANG.
TRENGGANU, Eastern Malay
State. Say: treng-GAH-noo.
PAHANG, Eastern Malay State
Say: pah-HAHNG. It's capital is
KUALA LIPS, pronounced: KWAH-
lab LEE-pis.
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8 K 6
4 AK 653

South cleared three rounds of
trumps, won the club return, cashed
the diamond king and then led
another diamond. Had he put up
dummy's ace. he'd have made the
slam. But he flnessed, and lost
three clubs later on.
X X X
Saturday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you held:
o74s2
9 KJ94
KQ85
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby Burnstone You
"a Dbl. Pass (?)
Answer-Bid four spades. Your
partners double indicates a strong
hand, prepared for any suit you
bid. Opposite such a hand, your
spade void and considerable strength
should produce a slam. This un-
usual cue-bid asks your partner to
choose the suit.
Score 100 per cent for four spades,
10 per cent for five hearts, 80 per
cent for four hearts, 20 per cent for
pass.
Question No. 985.
Today you are David Burnstone's
partner and, with neither SIDE vul-
nerable, you hold:
J9763
1882
"a
&93
The bidding:
Burnstone Schenken You Jacoby
INT Pass Co
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Julius Caesar does not tell about
London in the writings he left for
us to read. He was in Britain 1898
years ago. Since he was good
reporter, some persons have thought
London did not exist then If he
failed to write about it. Yet it may
then have been a village which he
missed, or else he may have thought
it was not worth writing about.
Later Romans, in the year called
"43 AD.," made a record Of forts
on both sides of the Thames River.
After a time they built wall
around one Of the forts and the
houses near it. They called the
place Londinium.
The Roman wall closed in only
a small part of what we now call
Greater London" 1t had a length
of about 3 miles. 1t was from 20
to Is feet high, and was feet
thick.
Cor History or General Interest section
Of your scrapbooko
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European War" send me Scent
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