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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10

@-IT HAS BEEN pointed out that
the second game with East Liver
pool was not a regularly scheduled
game, but was accepted as a chal-
lenge game by Cumberland after
beating the Potters on the local
floor. In the game, 43 personal fouls
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10

Madge's Specially Shop team was
eliminated in the quarter final
games on Friday night with other
games as follows:
Newark 81, Cambridge K-C So
Pleasant City 80, Dresden n
Tinkens go, New Concord 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10

and come home BY way Of Pound
Ridge nine miles in all.
Not very exciting, you might
say. But from where I sit it's not
excitement that we need these
days-but those simple country
pleasures that are part and parcel
Of America-the old-fashioned
hayride, with its song and jollity;
the horseshoe games; the friendly
glass of beer; and the good COM
panionship that they engender.
9e M~4<
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10
"CHIKE" HEBRON

led the scoring for the 1917-18 team
with 298 points in II games, an aver
age of over II points per game. 1t
was also customary in those days
for the best foul shot on the team
to shoot all fouls. Earl Bates at
tempted all free throws, but one,
getting 81 out of 105 for a mark of
SO percent. Individual scoring for
the season was as follows:
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10

were called, a record then, and sell
dom heard of now. New Concord
was known as Muskingum Academy
in those days and Granville went
by the name of Doan's Academy.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10
Oil check
for engine insurance

There's nothing more important in
the life of your car. Sohioans are
trained to GIWays check the oil. It's
their responsibility to you. An oil
leak or more-than-normal consump-
ton can result in big repair bill.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10

Your cars battery is really precious
today. That's why Sohioans check it
every time. Under hood batteries,
especially, lose water fast because of
engine heat. Your Sohioan's care
may saVe your battery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-04-10
AeeUrofe fire pressure
for longer fire mileage
and q friendly smile!

-. and q friendfy smile!
Courtesy and pleasantness are Sohio
traditions :. as much part of the
station as the spic and span rest
rooms. Whether you want to "fll 'er
up or just want some road direc-
tions-you'll always get that big
friendly smile!
Evening star., 1947-02-24

those three years of japanese occu-
patton, and If he is honest he will
concede that suspicious Mr.. Ickes
has very strong grounds indeed for
suspicion"
This is what the Philippine Lib
erty News said. In case you have
forgotten, President Roxas is the
honorable man" who, in a speech
delivered in September, 1942, urged
his audience to read 1t. Gen. Masa-
haru Homma's memorable ad-
Edress to the Filipino people careful
ly" and to ponder the important
statements made therein in order
to comprehend correctly the rea-
sons which moved Japan to engage
in the war = =" Peace and or
der" said Mr.. Roxas, 'is Of course
an absolute essential " .. But
peace and order does not mean
merely the termination of all hos
tile acts against the established re-
gime (the Japanese); it means also
respect for the constituted (Japa-
nese) authorities and obedience to
the laws and regulations duly
promulgated"
1t was the same President Roxas
who, when the American Army
landed in Leyte and the puppet
Philippine cabinet went into emer-
gency session to consider a declara-
ton Of war against the United
States, was quoted by puppet Presi-
dent Laurel as saving %" IF our
allies (the Japanese) require this
declaration Of the existence of a
state Of war. sign it. If they are
not satisfied and want a declara-
ton of war, do it also"
Not Interned as Collaborationist.
Notwithstanding these public
statements, President Roxas was not
interned as a collaborationist. In
stead, he was released" then
jockeyed into favorable position
in the race for the presidency, and
elected, with the blessing of Gen.
Douglas Macarthur and Paul v. Nc
Mutt who then was high commits
Sioner.
That President Roxas is touchy
Evening star., 1947-02-24

on the subject of collaboration also
may be noted from the fact that
only a few weeks ago his customs
officials were reported to have been
instructed to hold UP shipment of
fernando Abaya's book, Betrayal
in the Philippines" which recounts
in detail many disloyal acts on the
part of President Roxas and others.
In Germany the Allies convicted
and inflicted the death sentence
upon Germans of whose loyalty to
their own country there could be no
doubt. In the Philippines many
who had betrayed the loyalty that
they had sworn to the United
States have been accorded the high
est offices in the new republic.
It was to Mr.. Roxas that AM
bassador to the Philippines Paul ".
McNutt referred when he said in
an address in Indianapolis recent
ly: "The American people cannot
serve more nobly in the cause of
freedom and democracy than by
supporting their friend, advocate
and admirer, President Manuel
Roxas."
(copyright. 1s47. New York Post Corp,
Evening star., 1947-02-24

Regardless of the size of income, any
family can have more happiness and
fewer worries by planning the use of
the family money.
First: provide in advance for payments
coming due, such as rent, taxes. mortgage
charges, life insurance and other insurance.
The easiest way is to bank small amounts
each payday that will add up to the totals
when due.
Second: set aside something extra each
payday in the savings account until you
build up an emergency fund.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

windshield wip- Henry MeLemore'
ers, finger-tip DINNERS, bumpers by
Bel Geddes, chassis by Chippendale,
fluid tenders, antiknock hub caps
and milk of magnesia magnetos.
The crying need is for automo-
biles with some semblance Of stand
ardization. What I mean is that in
the good old days Of Apperson Jack
Rabbits, Stutz Bearcats, Pope Tole-
dos, Saxons, Velies and Roamers, a
man knew where to find the essen
tial parts of his car. He knew the
gas tank was under the seat, the
spare tire was always in plain sight,
that he could locate the tool kit by
its rafting, that the Prestolite tank
was on the left fender forward, and
that to get to the battery everybody
had to get out of the car and watch.
In those dear old linen duster days
man could approach a fiat tire
with complete assurance that the
tire pump wouldn't work.
Tries to Start Borrowed Car.
Those days are gone. When you
drive a strange automobile today, a
car that is not yours, you are in the
same position as a Hindu mission
ary in the United States. Can you
imagine what would happen to a
Hindu who knocked or. the door OF
a Baptist and said, Have you any
old clothes to give to those who
have not found their way to Bud
dha?"
The day before yesterday bor-
rowed a car. I had lent my car to
a friend. In the morning I had to
90 shopping so I got in the borrowed
car. The starter button on my car
is on the dashboard to the left. ]
have mastered the business OF
punching it. The starter on this bor-
rowed car was in love with the ash
tray and only responded to drivers
who knew.
Before I started this car, I had let
the air out of the tires, blown the
horn for 20 minutes, unlocked the
hood, opened the luggage trunk,
made the top disappear, changed the
oil filter, frightened the fan belt,
drained all the water out OF the
radiator, turned on the radio to one
of those -and-wife breakfast
programs that spoil your own appe-
tite until 9 o'clock the next night
turned on the heater, defroster, de-
icer and the automatic sprinkler
system in case Of fire.
Still Couldn't Find Starter.
No car ever performed more me-
chanical miracles without getting
out of the garage. I still could not
put my finger or my foot on the
thing that would make it move.
I phoned a friend who graduated
from M. 7. T., with postgraduate
work at Cal. Tech. I told him what
was happening in my garage. He
said:
Henry, science is on the verge OF
destroying itself. The other day !
also borrowed a car and foolishly
pushed an unmarked button. The
next thing knew gadget lighted
a cigarette and showed 1t in my
mouth, I had cast a ballot for a
third Governor in Georgia and in
dorsed a $500 Morris Plan note for
a man named Buddy Andrade
Thompson from somewhere IN
Texas. The safest thing to do is call
a taxi, take a streetcar, or buy your
self a pogo stick"
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1947-02-24

touched them to the quick is the
entirely factual statement made
that the old gang who played
ball with the monkey-men are now
back in power once more. " We
must bear in mind that treason
committed by Filipinos who pro-
claimed and Endorsed the enemy's
noble aims and intentions was COM
mitted equally against the Philip
pines and the United States, to
whom we had sworn allegiance.
" - Americans have every right
to express their opinion on our dis
graceful failure to solve with honor
and dignity the issue Of collabora-
tion. -" Mr.. Ickes certainly utters
lawful when he points out that
the same avowed and unavowed
Fascists who sucked the Japanese
are now in power, belaboring their
people - :
Can 4 Deny Truth Of Statements.
"Some of us may disagree with
Mr.. Ickes on what constitutes trea-
sonable collaboration, but we cannot
deny the truth of his statements
Let any observer compile list OF
the men now around President
Roxas, let him examine the record
of what they did and said during
Evening star., 1947-02-24
HOW TO PLAN FOR FAMILY HAPPINESS

Then you know what is left to spend on
everyday family needs such as food, cloth
ing, recreation-and what you can afford
to set aside for such future family plans as
a new home, education, travel
Because the life insurance companies
and their agents have long hel ped people
to plan for family security and happi-
ness, they are conducting this program
of information as public service to the
72,OOO,00O owners of life insurance and
TO every American family.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

One thing you don't have to be told is the present
condition of your hair. It's either going or growing
and there are two ways about it. True, all of us
lose old hair occasionally but this occurs naturally
as hair grows to replace it. IT. however, your
hair loss does not replace ITSELF and you know your
hair is getting thinner, we suggest an immediate
consultation We will either correct the cause or not
accept you for treatment If yoa accepted for
treatment you will receive expert attention at all
times Treatment is pleasant-no heavy greasy ONT
ments used-your hair will always look its
best No down payment is ever necessary.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

culated to embarrass or enfeeble the
American Secretary of State at this
tremendously important conference
Next to bipartisan support on for
eign policy, an exhibition of national
discipline and governmental compe-
tency in dealing with our domestic
problems would help Secretary
Marshall most. He is entitled to both
we shall be great fools not to give
him both.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

it's liberation.
On August 13 1t
said:
"The literary
camp followers
of the President
{ Mr.. Roxas },
especially the
cultural comfort
boys whose rec
ords during the
occupation, had
both b. o. and
h a Ii t o sis, are
S n a + lin g and
yelping at Har-
old L. Ickes.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

and planets, physical features, bumps on
the head and so forth.
''There are certain other things that you
can always do to help your child to plan
for his life work. You can encourage him in
summer vacation work to try out various
fields, as well as in hobbies that may de.
velop into vocations.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

@. Is there a figure showing ap-
proximately how nearly full a hotel
must be in order to cover expenses
B. L. H.
A. It has been estimated that a
hotel can break even with an aver
age occupancy of SO to IS per cent
according to the American Hotel AS
ISOLATION.
@. When was it announced Of
fcially that members of the Army
and Navy might wear civilian clothes
during off-duty hours?-H. P.
A. On October 2, 1916, the Army
and Navy, acting jointly, authorized
that, in general, all armed service
personnel in the Western Hemis-
phere and in the United States may
wear civilian clothes when off duty
@. Have there been any attempts
to change the number OF playing
cards in a deck within the past SO
years?-L. F.
A. Attempts have been made to
change the number of cards and
the number of suits in a deck, but
without success. For instance, in
1885, an extra green suit, known as
eagles in the United States and
crowns in England, was introduced
but not adopted.
@. Who are the Sikhs?-A. O'S.
A. The Sikhs are members of a
religious sect founded in the 18th
century in the Punjab, India. They
are stalwart fighting men, over six
feet, and have furnished England
with some of her finest troops. One
of their peculiarities is that they
never cut their hair.
@. What was the distance trav-
eled by the Pilgrims in Chaucer's
Canterbury Tales"?-K. L.
A. The distance from the Tabard
Inn in Southwark to Canterbury was
Sc miles. The pilgrimage required
four days ION the road" Their
pace, known as the Canterbury gal
lop, is said to be the source of the
word "canter."
O. Are divorces most frequent
among childless couples?-T. E. V.
A. Studies of divorce records a
few years ago showed that II per
cent of all childless marriages ended
in divorce compared with only 8
per cent of those with children.
@. Is the Mayfower, former Pres
idential yacht, still in service?-
H. o. R.
A. The vessel is to be used as a
| freighter, according to a statement
by its new owners.
| @. What commercial value has a
shark besides being sourcs of vita
mins?-H. H.
A. Practically all of the fish can
now be utilized. The hide provides
handsome and durable leather
called "galuchat." The liver may be
fourth or fifth of his weight and
the oil from it is used in temperin :
steel, in paint and for other p'lr-
poses. Dried fins are an ingredient
of the famous shark-fin soup and
the flesh of certain varieties is
marketed for food.
@. Has the Presidents cabinet any
specific powers?-D. D.
A. The cabinet has no legal pow
ers or responsibility as body. 1t
has never acquired anything more
than an advisory capacity.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

y t Z p, SIHhtO-
pher Cadillac,
Percival Plym-
outh, D a nj e /
Dorchester De
Soto, Pete Pack
ard, Oscar Olds-
mobile, Hendrix
Hudson, Stirling
Studebaker and
Willie WHY'S.
Gen t ! e m e n,
forget horsepow-
er. Who cares
about full float
ing spark plugs,
h y d r a m a t ! C
Evening star., 1947-02-24

The reason for
dra W in g the
parallel is to
make the point
that from very
early days, in
deed, the prog
ress of the world
has been stud
ded with crises,
some not serious
but some SO
grave that more
than once 1t has
seemed on the
verge of rever-
sion to barba'
Picvp
Evening star., 1947-02-24
McLemore
Has On Adventure
Storting Strange Cor
By Henry McLemore

This is addressed to the auto
mobile manufacturers of the United
States - Henry Ford, Walter P.
Chrysler, Bertram Buick, Josiah
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau, 316 I street
NE, Washington 2, D. C. Please in
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
Philippine Paper Quoted on Activities
Of Roxas Aides During Jap Occupation

Several weeks have passed since published this column
letter the Manuel A. president of the Philip
Republic asking specific questions and repeating
certain facts regarding the activities of himself and other highly
placed persons during the period Japanese occupation
have had reply to that communication Recently
Evening star., 1947-02-24

'Can your nine -year-old boy do compound
interest in his head? Then it is not un-
likely that he might make good mathe-
matician or certified public accountant -.
Can your little girl play Mozart at the age
of six? Then she would seem to have
better .than.average chance of carving out
a career in music.
''Such children are the EXCEPTIONS says
DIR. Harry Dexter Kitson, Professor of
Vocational Guidance, Teachers College,
Columbia University. 'Most children do
not display any marked tendency or talent.
Yet every child, if properly guided and
stimulated, can make himself happy, pro-
ductive worker in one of the 10000 existing
ways by which Americans earn their living.
'sYou should not impose an occupation
on your child. Neither should you attempt
single handed to analyze his various
strengths and weaknesses.
Where to get advice
You can get nelp from quallHeu Soca'
tional counselors in some high schools, social
agencies, State employment services and
community centers. You and the child can
get the advice of people experienced in
various trades, businesses, or professions.
Helpful information can be had from sound
books on the subject which any librarian
will be glad to recommend.
''A word of caution: Avoid quacks who
offer vocational guidance based on the stars
Evening star., 1947-02-24
MESSAGE NUMBER ID

''Last but not least, you can lay aside
part of the family income regularly in order
to give him all the general education that
he can absorb, and the vocational training
he will need.''
Watch for Family Message No. l3 in this
newspaper, about t,oo ,ceeks from no,o.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
Frank r. Kent
TheGreatG GameOfPOlitiCS
Marshall Needs Peoples Support
At Momentous Moscow Farley
Frank r. Kent

The aOord Is groOn bad that make prey
Where eagles dare not perch.
The above Shakespearean quotation Act of King Richard
m scholarly reader written nearly 400
period nearly 500 years But it the
thing Secretary Of State Marshall recently when he told
Evening star., 1947-02-24

however, there did come to my desk
a copy of '"The Philippine Liberty
News" which was the first newspa-
per to be published in Manila after
Evening star., 1947-02-24

the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee-and later press conference
that "the world is in very criti-
ea1 condition" F.
Evening star., 1947-02-24
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

@. Is there a figure showing ap-
proximately how nearly full hotel
must be in order to cover expenses?
B. L. H.
A. 1t has been estimated that a
hotel can break even with an aver
age occupancy Of SO to IS per cent,
according to the American Hotel AS
sociation.
Evening star., 1947-02-24

@. Has the Presidents cabinet any
specific powers?-D. D.
A. The cabinet has no legal pow
ers or responsibility as body. 1t
has never acquired anything more
than an advisory capacity.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
MOI OTROK Sc
NE HOD|

Tako tozi marsikatera matt,
&c j ne shodi otrok, ko je star
emo leto. Pa vseh teh skrbi bi
ne bilo treba, ako bi vsaka ma
tt poznala telesni razvoj svoje-
ga otroka. Pravilo je sicer, da
shodi otrok, ko je star emo le-
to, toda tocno sc otrok ne mo-
re ravnati po tenn. Nekateri
shodijo pref, drugi pozneje. Vse
je odvisno cd otrokovega zdrav-
ia in moci. Zdravje in moe pa
sta odvisna cd pravilne nege in
prehrane. Pa sc primeri, da je
otrok zdrav, pravilno mcgowan
in hranjen, in mas razocara. V
taken primeru shodi otrok, ko
pride njegov cas-! Kdaj pa bo
nastopil ia cas-, pa lahko vsaka
matt sama ugotovi. Najprej Sc
otrok zacne opirati ma nozice in
to cedalje trdneje. S priblizno
osmim ali devetim mesecem
stoji, &c ga drzimo. Potem "a
cne delati korake, kmalu dobro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22

"prima nota'', "saldakonti",
"prima", "sekunda" it'd.
Bogati evropski trgovci so
posiljali svoje sinove v italian
ske trgovske Sole. Tako so Sc
sirila arabska stevila po Men,
ciji, Franciji in pri mas, poseb-
no tam, kjer so bila vazna kri-
zisca trgovskih poti v Italijo.
+ V 16. stoletju je dozivelo ra-
cunstvo Sc vecji razmah. Razvoj
tiskarske umetnosti je omogo-
Gil, da so izsle prve poljudne
racunske ucne knjige.
V vseh velikih mestih so uve-
dli Sole "a racunstvo, XII je pro-
drlo cello ma visoke Sole. Vendar
je delalo tedaj racunstvo dija-
kom velike preglavice, posebno
mnozenje in deljenje. V starih
knjigah beremo bridke pritoz-
be, da je ia umetnost vse pre-
tezka "a mladino.
In danes? Danes je vse to
prava igraca, brez katere pa
clovek skoro ne more obstojati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22

stoji, &c Sc drzi. Preden pa
otrok shodi, mora ze stati ne
kaj casa samostojno in pa mai
mani II dni do treh tednov no.
diti po stajici ali sc oprijemati
kake druge naprave, da dobi
ravnotezje in da Sc vec ne boji,
da DO padel. To pa pride potem
samo po sebi in nekega dne Sc
otrok kar sam spusti "a nekaj
korakov. In takih samostojnih
korakov bo vsak dan vec in
vsak dan bodo bolj sigurni.
Marsikaterega matt 81 zelo
veliko prizadeva, da bi naucila
svojega otroka elm pref hoditi;
mudi Sc il tako, kakor da je s
tenn, &c otrok oh letu ne shodi,
zamujenega nekaj nepopravlji-
vega. Otroske nozice so Sc sib-
Ike, pa ga sill, da stoji in hodi.
&c je otrok v stajici, 81 sa m
ureja svoje moci. Ko Sc utrudi,
sede in zopet vstane, ko Sc od-
pocije. Koliko razbitih Gel in
drugih udarcev hi bio lahko
otrokom prihranjenih, &c bi jih
ne silili k samostojni hoji, Sc
preden jih narava sama ne sill
k temu. Otroka, XII joce in Sc
strese cd sibkosti in cd strahu,
ko ga postavimo ma sredo sobe
in mu prigovarjamo, maj hodi
sam, bi ne smell nikoli siliti. c.
mu muciti otroka? Skrbimo, da
bo incl dobro nego, pravilno
prehrano: dovolj mleka, zele-
njave, sadja in raznih kasic in
kase, RIA, koruzne moke ali
zdroba, belega grisa, jecmeno-
We moke, pa ne bo dolgo, da bo
shodil, ko mu bo emo leto, oziro-
ma trinajst mesecev. Sal po-
tenn, ko DO enkrat shodil, DO
hodil vse zivljenje; zakaj bi po-
tenn ne potrpeli MIN nekaj
casa. Samo ne siliti otroka k sa-
mostojni hoji, Sc preden ina
dovolj mocne nozice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22
Racunstvo v starih CASH

Evropski narodi so sc nauci-
Ii racunstva cd arabskih trgov-
cev. Lett so naucili nase pra-
dede postevanko in druga ra-
cunska pravila ma sejmih, kjer
so prodajali svojo orientalsko
blago. Nasa danasnja racunska
pravila so izdelali Arabci. Po-
dlaga vsega nasega racunstva
in stevila sama pa SO indijske-
ga izvora.
Arabski trgovci so v 8. sto-
letju prisli ma svojih trgovskih
potovanjih v Indijo. Tam so Sc
naucili pisanja stevilk in so pri-
nesli to modrost S seboj v Bag
dad, prestolico arabske drzave.
Posebnost indijskih pisanih ste-
vilk je v tenn, da mores samo z
devetimi stevilkami in z niclo
napisati vsako, Sc tako veliko
stevilko. Predvsem pa je mogo-
&c z mimi racunati. Ia to so
hla starejsa stevilcna pravila,
kot ma primer rimska,- prene-
rOdna.
Izpocetka SO Sc tudi Indij-
ci pri racunanju posluzevali pri-
pomocka. To je bila deska po-
suta S peskom, v katerega so
S palico risali stolpce. V prvi
stolpec so pisali edinice, v dru-
gi desetice, v naslednjega sto-
tice in tako dale. Namesto nj
Gel so puseali stolpce prazne.
Ma primer pri stevilu 407 so
pustili mesto "a desetice praz-
no. V 6. ali Z. stoletju je Indij-
Gem prislo ma UNI, da bi 81 stolp-
ce lahko prihranili, &c bi uvedli
znak "a manjkajoce stevilo me-
sto praznega stolpca. Ia znak
"a niclo so irenovali "sunja", ,
to pomeni praznoto. To je bill ze
napredek XII je olajsal racun-
stvo. Vendar so zopet pretekla
stoletja, preden je ia novost
prekoracila indijske meje.
Europa je izvedela "a to Sc
lie oh casu krizarskih vojn, ko
SO postale kupcijske zveze z
vzhodom zivahnejse. Il poto-
vanj v Malo All jo so prinesli
italijanski trgovci indijska, ali
kot SO jih po njihovih posredo-
valcih imenovali arabska Stew
la v svojo domovino Italijo. Tu
so Sc nitro razsirila. v trgovini,
racunstvu in trgovskih vedah so
bill Italijani dalec pred drugi-
mi narodi. Sc danes SO v rabi IL
razi italijanskega izvora v tr-
govskem knjigovodstvu, kot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-22

Straznik je moral gnati zani-
karnega potepina bas po glavni
promenade ma straznico. Zaradi
tega Sc je silno hudoval i'm jez-
no rencal potepinu v uho:
"Prav sram me je, da moran
med tolikimi ljudmi hoditi ta-
kim capinom."
Potepin: "Kaj mislite, da me-
ne nj sram, da moran iti z Va
mi?"