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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-02-06

top Of the map and our manners
May not always be NO to those of
the effete East or the pRtricisn
South, we're not 30 bad 10 our way
Of thinking.
We manage to live pretty well
in section of the country which
because Of the cold winds has a
very high living cost, Many Of ps
live much better than the average
Negro family does In other cities,
for instance Chicago,
We pay eur ministers ard yari-
Gus other public servants 30 well
that few Of them ever want 70 leave
here. In other words We Twin
Citians are not at the bottom of
the heap, ard most Of us are pretty
intelligent eusaes.
When a rank stranger comes in
and starts in Immediately to Civ
ing our plans. movements and our
militanee a going over he's look
ing for trouble and not WISELY
Cecil Z. Newman.
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American art found les FIRST great
figure In Benjamin West master
painter snd teacher Of the Hrst
school OF truly American artists.
He was born at what was then
Springfield tnow the campus Of
Swarthmore college, October 10,
1883, and died in London, March III.
1920. He early showed great talent
and received nrst instruction Ia art
from william williams, an English
artist living in Philadelphia. West
Hrst painted portraits 10 PhiTadels
phia and later in New York. In
1870 he went % Italy to continue his
art studies and in 1853 went to Lon
don. Although be never returned 20
American shores. West kept IN close
contact with America In subjects of
his paintings and in hls pupils
Charles Wilson Peale. Gilbert
Stuart. etc.
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File No. ssIg4
ORDER FOR HEARtsg PETITION FOR
ADMINISTRATIONS, LIMITING TIME
no VILE CLAIMS AND FOB
HEARING THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
YERgNwpIN IN PROBATE COURT.
Ia rs E@tAke OF Alfred q. smith, aino
known a. Fred Caldwell. Deesdent,
Order Ter Hearing Petition fer Letters
Of Administration
II Ia Ordered that All persons Interested
show cause. Il any they have, before tbia
Court on Tuesday, February -. 1919, re
10 o'clock A. NJ, in the Court Hossse IN
81 Myrtle Caldwell. Of Hennspin Coanty,
Minnesota, for the appointment Of heFseK
50 administrator, herein filed. should nos
Order 20 Rns Claims and for
Rearing Tasreoa
II Is Parther OrGsrrd that within four
gpouths from the date hereof all creditors
Of said pece6ent Ale their claims 3a thiH
Csurt. Proofs yin be heard ard claims
examined and adjusted before this Court
on Monday, june |, 1874. st 10 e'oiqck
A. NJ. IN the Court House In Minneapolis.
TSess orders shall be Published Ia the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies mailed
"eS WItness ~ HON NAMELY L. rios.
SEEsN, Judge Of Pro6ats Court. fhia 26th
day OF January tBd2.
Se ERNEST p. EoRFnsg.
Clerk Of Probate Court
HARRY T. SOFT. -
1873 sth Ave No.
Stsornsy.
Fiis No. 5T5es
ORDER FoR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
State Of Minnesota. County Of Hennepin.
Re Estate X Theodore c. Thsilmanp. Do
cadent.
70rSsr for Hearing o. FinAl AeeUant ard
Petition for DsEsSshution
n II Ordered that The final aseouat end
petition for examination thereof and Tar
Distribution, fied herein. be heard Oh Mon
day, Marrh 2. 1919. AZ 40 o'clock A. N.
BY this Court In the Court House in MIN
neapalis, Minnesota. and that al psrHons
interested in thiB eatste present obserti0nss
Il any why said petition SHOULD not De
granted.
mis- Order SHAH be Published 10 TIE
Spokesman and copies ahereof mailed 40
cording % law.
(Seat3
Wisneaa the Hon. Manley L. Fosssen.
Judge Of Probate Court, shls Sra day u
February. 1884,
X. s. TaylSr, Attorney,
EGsS a8th Ave South.
Ernass r. EoFeAa
Clerk.
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Hello, Felix's:
Wen, the event Of the week was
the gay Snowfall Dancing Party
given BY that eligible grsap Of
Bachelors. the Jr. Sterling Club Of
che Twin Cities. The party eii-
maxed the many social functions
given during the Sc. Paul Winter
Carnival week and what a 6ne par
~ IL was. The Sterling ClubRcaae
was eieverly decorated with flick
ering lights Of various hnes. And
the mellow orchestra added th&t
rhythmicaI to1eh that Is needed to
make every party q success. :.
MRS. EVA NEAL. that very gra-
eioas Sc. Paul LADY, was 'rOusad and
about greeting various frierds-
Did y0a notice how attractive
MRS. ALICE ONQUE looked In
her black rhiGou gown with that
striking sequiR Jacket -, DICK
HALL Was very, very basy. Yea,
yen guessed il. he was busy whis-
pering sweet ROthiRgs into ANITA
BIOEDO0RN'S ear. The LIZ
ROY MARTINS stin have that
"hoaey rnoonish" look, dona theys
DICK CURTIS and FLOR
ENCE GIBBS were one Of the
'devetees" Of the evening. (And
did that black haired lass, Florence,
ever look pretty in a billowy kae
tnlle gown That nice lock
ing couple, CARROLL and FLOR
ENCE DAN we're seen dashing
about. :. One lad had quite = few
conferences with the bar and got
the laughing water" gigKlea. he
! laughed 50 mach that his friends
thoaght he'd split his sides open.
His girl friend was rather warm AZ
his foolish display and swectly
called 10 hiBa 10 eoEne with her 10
one Of the other rooms. 10 yoa
know what she didl She threw q
large glass Of cold water In his
face and thea asked to be excused.
The last ws saw Of or hero (or
SHALL we eaIi him cza) was eaE In
frunt Of the clubhouse arguing
away with z. {. and, mind yea, the
water that our lass had thro~n on
km had frozen. believe It or not,
fwming two ieiele horns protrnd-
ing from his head. (Gse, did he
ever look cute. My, love is SO
marvelousl On. YeahTp
Was I mistaken when I thought
I heard HARVEY PTTTMAN
grooming, 'Tye Got 1t Bad and That
Amt Good" TO q certain local las
sic ? :. Some more couples trip
pi1sg the light fantastic were:
JOHN WALTON and coRRINE
POWELL, DONALD CHARLES
TON and CATHERINE HOP
KINs, ROBERT JONES ard
JAEEABELI.E MURPHY, BOB
GARDNER and PAULINE ALEX
AMBER, LOWELL BROWN and
elaine HUGHES. and BOB
MURRAY and ALBRETA NEAL
Saw ~BEATIE" LUCKETT,
who was looking sweet In a lovely
white chiffon gown. &. That cute
little couple, RAYMOND SEES
SI0Ns and CRYSTAL BUR
CESS bad eyes and ears for no one
bat themselves. Some more
twosomes were-WALTER COINS
and ELIZABETH MOORE and
JACK MILLS and JESSIE SON
ION. Saw the following sheiks
creating major Cor were they
s~A'~@As
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lrdAy in each month.

urday in each month.
Saturday, February 4, at p. M,
Rev. Martin, Pastor of Bethesda
Baptist Church Of Minneapolis, viii
bring the message at our Junior
Church Service. Mary Short, in
structor of piano, is in charge Of
the service.
The Stewardship viii hold its
regular meeting Feb. ~, 2 p. M,
at 0ber Boys Club. Mrs. Craw-
ford Of House OF Hope Church win
be guest speaker. This win be a
Patriotic Tea, honoring the birth
days Of Abraham Lincoln and
George Washington.
Two new units Of the Red Cross
defense work are being organized
next week: First Aid and Nutrition
classes are scheduled to start at
Welcome Hall, Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb, ii and IL, at 500
p. M.
Mrs. YaIarie S. Boldt, who has
been officially certified as an in
structor, win teach the First Aid
Glass on Thursdays at 500 p. m.
The Nutrition Glass win also be
taught BIZ an accredited teacher.
If yen are not already registered
with a Red Cross Defense Unit you
ire cordially invited TO join with
us In sewing on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 10 20 9 p. M; knit
ting, Tuesdays from 10 to 2 p. m,
and Of course the new groups just
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vie Ne sfs47

Vile Ne. sfe4T
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL. Ac-
COUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
State 81 Minnesota. County % Hennepin.
Probate Court.
Re EstRte Of Catherine May. Dace5ent-
Ep liz ORDERED that the Anai account
and petition for examination thereof and
for distribution, fled herein. be heard on
Tuesday, February "a. i942, ~ 10 o'clock
A. M. by tais CSswt IN the Court House
Ia Minneaveiis. Minnesota, and that ali
persona interested Ia this estate present
objections, Il aay, why Haid petition should
net be gFsntad.
Th4s Order ahan be publiahed IN the
Minneapolis spokesman and copies shereof
mailed according 70 law
WITNESS tha HON. MAhSLaEY Il. FN0g.
gEGN, Judge Of Probate Court, thss 2Bth
day ~ January, is42.
ERNEST r. LoRENz,
Clerk.
IRVING j. CLARK
Attorney,
sza Plymouth Bldg.
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WELCOME HALL NOTES

The ianeheon given ~ the Cos
mopolitan Girls, in honor Of their
Big Sisters,r on Jan. 81 at 7;30
p. M, was very delightful affair.
Gloria Williams was general chair
man with all the girls assisting.
The "Big Sisters met on Satur-
day, Jan. 81, at 8 p. m. The or
ganization was perfected with Mrs.
Riginia Morris as president and
Mrs. Alberta Robinson, secretary.
This group win meet the last Sat
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

da ne vre niti sekundo brez po-
trebe, ker DO sicer caj moten.
Voda SINE stati ma fajnih listih
samo 4-5 minut, potem cal
preceding v skodelice ali drugo
segreto posodo. Cal mora ime-
tt zlatorumeno, ne pa rjavo bar
vo. Teman caj je trpek in v
splosnem nepriljubljen. LIE &c
dajemo caj z mlekom, maj bo
nekoliko temnejse .barve. Ako je
stal caj predolgo, mu damo
svetlejso barvo par kapl ljica-
mi limonovega soka. Cal je> le
tedaj dober, ako je zelo sladek.
Ma skodelico GAIA racunamo
4-5 kock sladkorja in par kap-
ljic ruma, konjaka, zganja, XII
Z MIN omocimo sladkor v vsaki
skodelici. Pc okusu sladkorne
kocke tudi lahko nekoliko po-
drgnemo oh pomaranco ali Ii
mono. Vendar vsakdo ne liubi
tega vonja.
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BEGUNCI
(Dalje z 6. str.)

Tedaj je starec z velikim ma
porom vstal, wei skledo v tre-
petajoce Sc roke in stopil k dru-
gi kesari. Prodajalec ga je opa-
zoval, kako je dvignil odejo,
dokler Sc nj pokazal izpod ME
zgrbljen obraz majhnega decka,
XII je lezal S trdno zaprtimi O.
cmi. Clovek bi mislil, da je dete
mrtvo, toda ko mu je starec
privzdignil glavo, da so Sc mo-
gle otrokove ustnice dotakniti
roba sklede, je zaeelo po malem
srebati, dokler je bilo Sc topic
zmeei. Starec pa mu je nepre-
stano mrmral:
INA, srce mole - ma, otrok
moi -
"Tvoj vnuk?" je vprasal pro-
dajalec.
"Da,' je odvrnil starcek. "Sin
mojega edinega sina. Moi sin in
njegova zena sta utonila, ker
sta delala ma polju, ko so Sc ma
sipi porusili."
Memo je pokril otroka, nato
je, cepe ma tleh skrbno oblizal
skledico, da je izginila vsaka
sled hrane. Potem je vrnil skle-
dico prodajalcu, kakor da Sc je
ze najedel.
"Toda saj imas Sc srebro!' je
vzkliknil razcapani prodajalec
Sc bolj zacuden, da starec ne
naroci nicesar vec.
Starec je zmajal z glavo. "Tc
bo "a seme," je odvrnil. 'Brz kc
sem videl srebro, sem sklenil
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Priredi+i dober Soi nj
tuko enos+dvno

Prisel je zopet cas-, ko clovek
po opravljenjem delu in po pri-
jetnem izprehodu rad isce to-
.plih prostorov d O m acnosti.
Kdor nina lastnega ognjisca in
ne pozna ali ne priznava ugod-
nosti V prijateljski hisi prezive-
lin ur, Sc zateka V kavarne ali
slicne JAYNE prostore. Vsem
onim, XII imajo svoj dom, jim
postaja V casu megle, dezja,
mraza tenn milejsi. Pozimi je
obicaj, da sc pri dobrih prija-
teliih in znancih zbiramo ma
skodelico GAIA. To je re pre-
okret ma bolje, kajti vcasih so
Sc ijudje pocutili dobro samo
OBJ polnih steklenicah vina.
Da privabi gospodinja donna
ce, prijatelje in znance ma cal,
ga mora prirejati z veliko skrb-
nostjo in natancnostjo. LIE po-
tenn prinasa po kitajskem IRE
ku ia pijaca "tiho radost V O.
saml jenost ljudi." Glavni pogoj
je, da izberemo caj prvovrstne
kakovosti. Sicer je res drag, to-
da izvrsten je in izdaten, da ga
potrebujemo precej mani. Ma
vadno je mnogo bolj oni, XII ga
kupimo V zaprtih Zavojih ali
zaklopnicah kakor cal ma deke,
XII Sc ma zraku razdisi in prevec
posuSi. Vendar je V prometu
tudi caj, XII je sicer spraVljen V
/ lepe, brezzracno zaprte skatlji-
ce, a je slabe kakovosti. Pri ma
bavljanju GAIA treba torej pre-
cejsnje previdnosti. Glavni tol-
mac maj nam bo lastni nos. Cal
dobre kakovosti ina namrec iz-
j redno fin Eonj: aroma.
Ia prirejanje GAIA treba ime.
ii poseben, dobro ploscen To-
nee, XII ga uporabljamo samo '
! ia namen. Niti umivati ga ne
smemo skupaj z drugo, morda
mastno posodo. V tenn loncu "a
vremo vodo in Sc vrelo vlijemC
V porcelanasto rocko ma cajne
listiCe. Ia 6 skodelic GAIA wa.
memo 2-3 zliCke listicev in l 4
kvarta kropa. Vazno je, da vo'
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da kupim semena zanj. Pojedli
smo seme, s cim bono spet po-
sejali zemljo?"
"Ce ne bi bill JAZZ sam tako
reven," je dejal prodajalec, "'bi
ii nemara cello podaril skledo je-
di. Toda - da bi kaj podaril
mozu, XII ina srebrnik - I"
Zmeden je zmajal z glavo.
"Nisem te prosil, brat" je
dejal starec. "Dobro vem, da ne
mores razumeti. Toda &c nj incl
zemljo, bi vedel, da mora biti
posejana, &c ne, bo glad Sc pri-
hodnje leto. Najboljse, kar mo-
rem storiti "a tega svojega vnu-
ka, je, da kupim malo semena
"a zemljo - da, ceprav hi JAZZ
sam umrl in ga bodo drugi seja-
Ii, mora biti zemlja posejana. !"
Spet je pobral svoje breme,
stare noge so Sc mu tresle in
napenjajoc oci po dolgi, ravni
cesti Sc je opotekal dale.
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Zakaj mi nisi postal mila, XII
sem ga zahteval? Morda mislis,
da je moi denar slab?
Preklet bodi, Becker, Schultz
& Co., kobilice maj pozrejo Tvoj
korubo in cece maj opika Tvoje
krave, ker mi noces poslati mi
la!
Tvoj vdani sluzabnik
Hasan ben Omar
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Napoleon JOzefini

Verona, 13. m vembra 1896.
Ne ljubim te prav mic vec.
Nasprotno, preziram TIE! Grda
81, nespretna, neumna, zelo maj
hna. Nikoli mi ne pises, ne lju-
bis svojega moza. In YES prav
dobro kaksno veselje priprav-
ljajo Tvojemu mczu Tvoja pi-
sma, pa mu ne napises niti ne
koliko mimogrede vrzenih W.
site.
Kaj delate, gospa, prav "a
prav yes dan in kateri vazni po-
sli Vam kradejo cas-, da bi pisali
svojemu ljubljenemu? Kaksno
nagnjenje odriva ljubezen in du-
81 tisto memo ter stanovitno
nagnjenje, ki ste mi ga nekoc
obljubljali? Kdo je tisti ljublje-
nee S prednostjo, XII zavzema
yes Vas cas-, razpolaga z Vasi~
mi dnevi in Vas ovira, da bi Sc
posvecali svojemu mozu?
Pazite Sc, Jozefina! Lepe no.
ci bodo vasa vrata vlomljena in
JAZZ bonn, XII bo stal pred Vami.
Res sem V skrbeh, draga pri-
jateljica, la toliko casa ne'sli-
Sim nicesar 0 Tebi. Napisi mi
nitro stiri polne strani ljubezni-
viii stvari, XII napolnjujejo mole
srce z veseljem in sreco!
V kratkem TIE upam objeti S
svojimi rokami in te pokriti z
milijoni poljuhov, vrocih. kakor
zemlja oh ravnIku.
Bonaparte
Beethouen sUojemu kopistu
(Zima 1926 }
Neumni, domisljavi, oslovski
neotesanec!
S takSnim falotOm, XII neko-
mu denar krade, maj bi delali
komplimente? Namesto tega pa
potegnemo "a oslovska usesa
Mazac! Neumni lopov. Poprav-
LATTE svoje po nevednosti, pre-
vzetnosti, domisljavosti in ne,
umnosti storjene napake, to be
bolje, nego da bi me poucevali
kajti to je tako, kakor da bj
hotela svinja uciti Minerva.
Beethoven
VaSki poglaUar nemSki tvrdk1
Njambve-Ogogo, Vzhodn. Afri-
ka 26. 8. 1912.
Gospod!
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Spiritist

Pri neki spiritisticni seji je
poklicala zena svojega moza, ka-
teri j je pred letom umrl, in ga
vprasala:
- Dragi moi, kako Sc kajI
imas?
- Imenitno, izvrstno.
- Ali je boljse tam kakor ma
zemlji?
- Stokrat boljse.
- All je boljse tam kot pri
meni?
- Tisockrat boljse, draga ze-
ma.
No, kako je pa potemta-
KEN nebesih?
- Ne vem. - Draga zena,
JAZZ sem vendar V peklu.
Ta$ca
- Mojo tasco je ugrlznll pes.
- Ali je bill stekel?
- Ne.
- No, 10 pa zdaj, &c nj bill
pref.
CdStnik
JAZZ sem zato, da Sc milostno
uporablja vojaski kazenski "a
konik.
Sluzba sama ma sebi lie ze
dovolj velika kazen.
- III, kdaj je Kolumb odkril
Ameriko?
o ze leta 1892, toda uci-
tell nam je povedal sele leta
1912.
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Nastdnjenje U0jdkOU

Moi ljubi gospod zupan!
Najprej pride huzar, potem
pride huzarjev konj, potem mic,
potem zopet mic, potem pes hu-
zarja, potem Sc dolgo mic, po-
tenn repek huzarjevega psa, in
sele potem vi, gospod zupan!
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Frav vessel BoziG ter srecno, veselo in zdravo
Novo leto 1943 zeIi vsem:
Cleveland, Ohio

Kollander oh enem naznanja, da Sc vedno
opravlja vse notarske posle izpolnjuje prosnje
"a drzavljanske papirje, prosnje "a delo, prosnje
"a dobavo raconiranih (Ration) kart in da DO
tudi, kot prejsnja leta, pomagal izpolnjevati Ii
stine "a dohodninski davek (INCOME TAX.
Pri Kolanderju lahko vedno placate racune "a
elektriko, plin, telefon it'd. Prodaja tudi AMER
ICAN EXPRESS denarne nakaznice Money
Orders). Zgasite Sc pri MEM, da Yam podari lep
stenski koledar "a 1943. g
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Premisljeno

- In ii 81 omega predrznega
klofutnila, ko te je hotel po-
ljubiti?
- 0, kajpase; pustila
sem, da me je pref poljubil,
potem sem mu jo pa pripeljala.
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POUraCiEO

Matt: - Ali 81 ze povedala
zarocencu, da nimas svojih zob?
Hci: - Da, vceraj. - Toda
to je strasno. - Kadarkoli mu
kaj takega povem, mi pripozna,
da ina Sc tisoc dolarjev vec
dolga. =
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CednOSt

zupnik je prisel k ubogim
ljudem. Upam, da je vasa hci
postena in pridna.
Ne, ne gospod zupnik, "a kaj
tega ne zadostujejo nasa sred-
stVa.
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Pismo brez neznosti

Svojevrstno zhirko pisem je
tidal Fritz-Malleczewen v Berli-
nu pod naslovom "Grobo pi-
smo." L. te zbirke podajamo ne
7liko primerkov:
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VednO Sc mott

Mad MOI: - Ii imaS vedno
prav, dragica.
Mlada zena: - Ali res mislis
tako?
Mlad MOI: - Oh, da, JAZZ
vedno napacno mislim vsaki
stvari.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Cebu, Razed by laps,
Noted as Second Civ
OF Philippine Group
Antedutes MuniIo
And Long Hos Been
An Export Center

Cebu, said by the japanese to have
been destroyed in reprisal for al
legged civilian guerrilla activity, was
second city of the Philippines In
size and industrial Importance.
Bombed from the air at intervals
since few days after Pearl Harbor,
and shelled by japanese warships
during March and April, it sub
mitted to the invader only with the
fall OF Corregidor, says a National
Geographic Society Bulletin.
Chief city and port Of the eastern
visayan group in the Philippines,
Cebu is midway on the east shore
of the densely populated island of
the same name. 1t is about 800 air
miles southeast of Manila-450 by
water. It is built on wide plain at
the side of the mountain range that
runs the 120-mile length of the
island. A rail line connects it with
heateland's other cities-DanapssM
the n0rth and Argao to the sod1s
with an estimated population Of
143, 900 in 1910, Cebu had double In
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Admiral Bristol Honored
Posthumous|y by DSM
" the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July 16.-
The Distinguished Service Medal
and a citation were awarded post
humously here last night to the late
Vice Admiral Arthur Leroy Bristol,
q native Of Charleston, who died at
sea of natural causes April 20.
The presentation was made IN be-
half of President Roosevelt by Rear
Admiral William Giassford, com
mandant of the 9Th Naval District
and the Charleston Navy Yard.
The medal and citation were re-
ceived by a brother of the admiral,
Kenneth l.. Bristol of Charleston.
While Admiral Bristol was in
command of task force In the
North Atlantic during 194l and 1912
he directed conveying of a large
number of ships. and his good
Judgment and sound decision" re-
suited in negligible losses" to the
ships in his charge, Admiral Glass
ford said.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Scholarships Awarded
To Science Students

Marina Projmovsky Of the Farm
ingdale IN. " High School and
Paul E. Teschan of the Shorewood
(Wis.) High School were last night
named the winners of two $2.400
university scholarships offered to
science students in American high
schools by the Westinghouse Manu-
featuring Co. through Science
Service.
The awards were announced at a
banquet at the Mayflower for 40 boy
and girl winners in a Nationwide
essay competition.
Alternates for the grand prizes
were Beatrice Meirowitz of the
Walton IN. " High School and
Harlan j. Smith, of the Wheeling
CIV. Va) High School.
Scholarships Of 5000 each were
awarded to 18 other students from
various parts of the country.
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size in 20 years. Like Manila, It's
architecture included smart, modern,

architecture included smart, modern,
American Office buildings and homes
in surrounding of ancient Spanish
favor. It's Colon street-oldest IN
the Philippines-typif1ed the Spanish
beginnings with its thick-walled
buildings, overhanging balconies and
roofs of moss-covered red tile.
Cebu harbor is one Of the finest
in the Philippines because of the
protection from storms provided by
the small island of Mactan, four
miles off shore. Vessels of any size
may enter from the south or from
the northeast and tie up to we'll
equipped piers along the 1,200-yard
sea wall that fronts the city. Manila
hemp"-really fibre from a bana-
like plant-raised locally and on the
neighboring islands of Bohol, Leyete,
and northern Mindanao, has been
shipped in large quantities from
Cehu port. Copra, sugar and tobacco
also have been important exports.
Making Portland cement and weav-
ing sugar sacks are large peacetime
industries.
Normally laborers from Cebu mi
CRATE by the thousands in season to
neighboring Negros Island to work
for low wages in the sugar fields and
mills that account for three fourths
of the entire Philippine crop.
Cebu is the oldest Philippine city,
having been native village when
Megellan landed there in 1921 On
Mactan Island across the harbor is
a memorial to the great navigator
who was killed there in battle
against the natives. The Spanish
sett16Ment established at Cebu in
1865 served as Philippine capital
until 1871.
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NYA to Aid 107, 900
Students This Year
"A. P. Wirephoto.
By the Associated Press.

~ the A&SOClACe0 PRESS.
Its funds cut in half by Congress,
the National Youth Administration
announced yesterday its program
for the 1923 school year would
assist 107, 900 college and high school
students, compared with 282, 400 in
the last tchool year.
The agency said it had set aside
$8,O0O00O for its school program
$5,000,OOO to aid 10000 college stu
dents and 100000 for $1,000 in
high school.
Rolls of the agency's out-of-school
training program now are being cut
from 10000 to 10000.
The NYA spent approximately
$123 1000, 900 for all operations in
the last fiscal year, but Congress
provided only 100000, 900 for the
IL months beginning July /.
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, c. THURSDAY
Byrd Files Bill 10 Halt
Henry Estate Seizure
Nv the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
Senator Byrd, Democrat, OF Vir-
ginia introduced bill yesterday to
repeal law authorizing acquisition
of the estate of Patrick Henry in
Charlotte County. Va, and estab-
lishment of a monument on the
land. Money appropriated for the
program would revert to the
Treasury.
The bill was introduced by Sena-
tor Byrd on behalf OF his colleague,
Senator Glass, who is at his home
in Lynchburg.
Aides of Senator Glass said the
purpose of the legislation was to
put a stop to "high-handed and
arbitrary" efforts by the National
Park Service to acquire the prop
erty at much below its true value
The estate, known as Red HILL"
is now owned by Mrs. Lucy Gray
Harrison.
A fund Of 100000 was appro-
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priated for the purpose, but aides
of Senator Glass said the Park
Service offered only $25, 600. which
the owner refused because she had
a standing offer of $65, 900 from a
private bidder. AS result, the
Park Service instituted condemna-
ton proceedings.