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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-06
Wednesday Night-Scratch

Honor Roll:-Jewell 57l; Butt 563;
D. Sleizer 563; R. Sleizer 563; R.
Roberts $50; w. Sleizer $50
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-06

High game (lndlV.) BOllS 245; nigh
three game Gndiv} Joe Corbett GAL;
high game (team) Libby Sky Ranch
l045; high three game (team) Local
No. 1881, 1908.
Thursday Night WOmen's League
Honor Roll:-Norma Konen 467;
Betty Petrusha 465; Julia Midyett
438; Mildred Flesher 428 Inga Rid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
6 Lieutenants Shifted
In Police Department

Transfer of six police lieutenants
was announced yesterday by Su-
perintendent of Police Robert J..
Barrett.
1t. Daniel B. Kennedy was
transferred from his post as chief
of the Identification Bureau TO No
2 precinct. He will be replaced
at the bureau by Sergt. Robert
Sandberg, who has been promoted
from corporal
Sergt. Sandberg, a fingerprint
expert, is the son of 1t. Fred
Sandberg, who organized the
bureau two decades ago. The
vacancy in the bureau created by
Sergt. Sandberg's promotion will
be filled by Corpl. Jacob Brickman,
who was promoted from the rank
| of private.
New assignments for the other
five lieutenants are:
/ 1t. c. T. Williams transferred
from No. 2 to No. 7 precinct: 1t.
Herbert G. Wanamaker, from No
to duty in the central commu-
nications Office at headquarters:
1t. F. G.. Pilkerton, from admin
istration headquarters to No. IL;
1t. John J. Ronayne, from No. IL
to No. IA precinct, and 1t. Robert
j. Tompkins, from No. IA to re-
place 1t. Pilkerton at headquar-
tiers as supervisory lieutenant.
The transfers all were routine,
it was stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Siomu Chi to Hold Benefit

The Sigma Chi fraternity will
hold a benefit card party and tea
Tuesday at pm. in the fraternity
house, 1904 G street NV, for the
chapters house fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Trumun Names Nash
To u. N. Arms Post

i President Truman yesterday ap-
pointed Frank C. Nash of Wash
ington to be this country's deputy
representative on the United Ma
lions Commission for Conyen-
tional Armaments.
MIR. Nash will replace Frederick
H. Osborn of New York, who has
resigned to give full time to his
duties on the u. N. Atomic Energy
Commission. Mr.. Nash has been
a special assistant to former De-
tense Secretary James v. For
restal.
Evening star., 1949-06-10

Among the American-owned Is
lands In the Samoan group, one 4
known as Pago Pago. II has the
best harbor In that section OF the
Pacific, and the water In the haroor
rests largely In the crater OF Q
Iyolcanol It Is believed that the
volcano of which I speak has been
quiet for thousands OF years.
The Samoan natives have hgnt.
brown skins. Living In . soft and
pleasant climate, they need only
simple homes. The roofs Of their
homes are matched with the leaves
Of coconut palms, and such leaves
also are used 70 make the mats On
which they sleep.
Millions Of coconuts grow ON
SAMOAN trees, and these supply
food for the natives They like 70
drink the milk In the coconuts,
but have little liking for dried
cocouut meat. which is known as
coma" Cupra is the main export
of tn Samoan Islands.
The husks around the coconufs
provide fihers for rope, and the
shells are cut 30 they can be used
|ss bowls. There are more than
encsxh shells for this purpose. and
many Of thoss left over are used -
.xA&&s
Evening star., 1949-06-10

@. In q local editorial appeared
this sentence: mfr. Truman's leg
islative program appears to be
ieoparded." How about that word
"jeoparded"?-H. l.. D.
A. It's q little unusual; but it's a
quite proper word. leopard Is q
transitive verb meaning. ITO put In
jeopardy; to expose to loss or in.
Jury Example: zebulun and
Naphtah jeoparded their
lives unto the death in the high
places Of the field."-Judges, 5, il.
leopard Is pronounced: JEP-erd.
q. Here's q headline that reads:
"Cappella Choir Gives Musicianly
Concert" What other kind Of con-
cert could q choir give?-Mrs. L. T.
A. Musicianly Is not incorrect.
though 1t does have an affected
look. Musicianly is an adjective
meaning, Having or exhibiting the
taste or skill appropriate to 3 mu-
sician: as. q musicianly rendering.
Merriam WehSter's.
There is an error In the headline,
HOWEVER, -1aPkGA&6 SAAtA - 49,
correct. A choir that sings without
instrumental accompaniment Is
Fproperly called: g cappella.' pro-
Inounced: ah kahp-PELL-lah TN
italian, and ah kuh-PELL-uh In
English. The "a" Of n cappella' Is
mot the English indefinite article.
| It is an Italian proposition meaning.
..in; according to; by" "A cappella'
means "in. (the manner Oh chapel
tmusic) =
What is book beer and does the
word rhyme with rock or with luck?
IN. j. s.
A. The term book beer Is derived
from the German bockbier, which
Is q corruption OF Einbecker bier.
beer Of Einbeck Germany Book
beer (bockbierl Is . strong, dark
beer commonly hrewed In the spring.
A goats head In the traditional
symbol of book beer-itis pictorial
Ipun on the word book. which. in
German, means - buck or ram:
| Ihe-gcat.s Bock rhymes with dock |"
a fsw vseks ago In this column
Evening star., 1949-06-10
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Uncle Ruy's Corner
BY Romoa Coffmon

Breadfruit trees are hardly less
important to the Samoans- They
pick the fruits (which are Of about
the size Of grspefruitsl and bake
or boil them. In addition they eat
bananas. yams. mangos. lemons
and oranges.
Robert Louis Stevenson. the great
writer, spent the later yesrs of nia
life on Upoia, one Of the Samoan
Islands. He was popular with the
people, who called him Ttlsitala.
meaning ati1e teller Of tales" In
describing the natives he wrote
these words:
@At one end of the village lives
the King of the country His palace
has q matched roof which rests
upon posts. There are no walls. but
when it blows and rains there are
Venetian blinds which they let
down between the posts. making M
very snug.
There Il no furniture, and the
King and the Queen eat on the foo,
which ID OF gravel. Tne lamp stands
there, too. and every ncw and
then tt 10 upset.s
Boats play Q big part IN The hses
az the SamoanA They aSa narrow.
but are usually dtted with cufxt9-
gsrs % kssp tham frun Urging cssr.
Evening star., 1949-06-10

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Evening star., 1949-06-10

Score one for each Of the nrxs
problems. The last counts nfs.
1. Which OF the following 10 the
leading hog producer Of the worlds
~. 8. China Russia Germany
2. Which of these terms In map
propriate In this general groipsng7
Bait Decoy IL gauge Blind
.. Which Of the following would
normally be served with q helping
OF orange pekoe7
Plum Apple Cherry Lemon
4. The Mayo Clinic to located n
the State whose capital city is which
of the following7
Albany Lansing 81 Paul Denver
9. How many corners does . esabe
poasesx7
-Four six Eight Twelve
Q. some familiar birds usakf
sounds which are designated as
cfarpanx, whereas others whistle
|Tyy TO ditIerentiats on thia basis
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Goren on Bridqe

textbook situation was presented
In today's hand taken from the re-
cent Southeastern pair champion
ships held at Hollywood Beach, Fla,
but in the stress of actual competi-
ton several of the luminaries forget
their fundamentals.
Though a contract Of four hearts
or five diamonds would have been
invincible, nevertheless almost all
pairs reached the more or less
normal contract Of three no-trump
South's rebid of one no-trump Is
on the conservative side. but nc
better call is available. An immedi-
ate raise to two hears with only two
trumps Is not acceptable and the
hand is slightly short Of the values
necessary for jump rebid Of two
no-trump Cfor which 10 points are
required. The awkardness Of the
rebid could have been avoided by
the more logical opening bid OF
one no-trump. This viii obtain
the best results on all balanced
hands ranging In high-card strength
from l6 to 10. If partner fails
to raise, the opener may relax
in the assurance that no game has
been missed and yet the contract
has been purchased at the cheapest
possible price.
When, after North's response Of
one heart, South rebid one no.
trump, North properly elected to
raise the no-trump rather than sup
port the minor suit. His hand was
nearly the equal Of an opening
bid and he had good reason to
contemplate q possible game. His
hand contained IL points, which,
in the possession Of the responder
tustifies two responses. With q
holding of two more points he would
have been justified in contracting
for game himself.
West led the three Of spades and
East in some cases reflexly played
the ace and continued with the
queen. This was permitted to hold
and declarer won the third round
of the suit. The diamond fineSse
could now be taken with impunity
since If it lost East now would
have no spade to return. II he did
It would mean the spades were
originally A and that only three
spades and q diamond could be
lost. In this manner declarer was
permitted to make four-odd tricks
nrox,er yIov hv East at trick
one is the queen Of spades, which
apparently violates the tenet about
fnessing against nothing. The point
to the play Is that it cannot lose
and might gain. If the opening
leader has the king Of spades the
queen win win and the suit viii
be run. II declarer has It he viii
be forced to win the trick, since
he cannot tell that West has moi
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Irish, Swiss to Swap
Nationals for Training

Under an unusual agreement be-
tween Fire and Switzerland, Irish
nationals viii have employment
facilities in Switzerland for one
year, to be trained or gain expert
ence In various trades. Dublin re-
ports.
An equal number Of Swiss win
have similar opportunities In Fire,
These persons may be either sex
and under 80 years old. Explained
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Mac
Bride: .sWe Irish have the money
and the men; what we need is the
know-how."
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Toke Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

the name OF q Connecticut lake
was mentioned: Chargoggagoggman-
chaugagoggchaubunagungamaugg. !
asked my readers to help me md
the meaning and pronunciation.
Several have told me that the lake
is tn Massachusetts,. near the town
of webster. Z. w. Anderson 0 San
Bernardino, formerly Of Connect
icut, gives this translation: You
fish on your side, we fish ON our
side, nobody fish In the middle" but
this has been questioned
The pronunciation Is: chahr-GOG-
uh-G o OG-man-CHAWG-uh-G 0 G.
chaw-BUN-uh-G U E-guh-M AVG
What a song title that name would
yr1aket
Evening star., 1949-06-10

In other words, since the three
Of spades is his fourth best, II he
has q NTH best it win be the
deuce, and II he has q sixth best
It will be some card that has
not yet been adopted for use In
the conventional pack, and even
then South's king would still be
guarded.
tcopyright. Ie49. BY Charles II. ooren,)
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Moscow Sees 'Dombey & Son

MOSCOW gES--A nsw prodar.
tion of ''Domhey and Son" 10 being
presented 10 audiences of tss
Moscow Ags Tfasasef. The prcdue-
tlos, il By Peoples Artist ". esA-
nstx,n and the music is cosnposed
by' ID. Kaiaivaky.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Test Your Horse Sense hO' e"'.

Place o check mark under the ep-
uroprials heading for each
Whistle Chtgp
Evening star., 1949-06-10

the ace, and this might be his
last chance to win . trick In the
suit. When East is In with the
king Of diamonds, almost . moral
certainty, he will have . spade
left to return to partner. South
cannot have . singleton king Of
spades, since West, by leading the
three (his fourth best), marks him
self with q miximum of i've spades.
Evening star., 1949-06-10
Word Come
Find AZ or more words IN
CONJURATO OR,

meaning, "a witness to the verac-
ity of an accused person" Average
is 20: limit. 20 minutes
Ruies--l words must es OF four OF
more letters g. words which ssauire Tour
,stfers Nv the addition Of IS" such ~
assss.. s.rats'" are not used B. Oniv ore
form = OF . word d ased. 4. Proper names
are not used. A Ess vin Be panhsned
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
By EIeni
Fashion Editor

The casual in clothes is
never better expressed than
in sportsweor.
Women who lean toward
tailored items in their word-
robes usually think core
fully about the coot to be
chosen. Most agree thot
tweeds are not only q fine
buy tobrie-wise, but carry
fashion weight in their fine
tailoring and Ione-weorine
qualities.
Tweeds are those woolen
tobrics with q rough looking
appearance but that are soft
to the touch. They are
usually distinguished by
twilled weoves, soft broken
effects Of blended colors and
uneven yarns, plain eoIors
and figured effects such as
checks and pIoids.
An excellent selection Of
Harris tweeds, ShetIonds,
hond-woven Irish tweeds and
Evening star., 1949-10-11

delicate and golden, with q sheen
that made them more appetizing
than ever.
After dinner + wangled the
recipe for the pastry from the
daughter Of the house, who was
the most skilled at making It
1T must be her light hand" re-
marked her mother. The trick lies
also in the chilling and rolling.
Here's how:
Two pounds of salt-free shorten
ing. 2 pounds Of flour (bread), 2
cups Of ice water, teaspoons Of
salt.
Work the shortening into the
-four with a pastry blender. Add
salt. and keep blending until
particles are coarser than peas.
Add ice water gradually, working
in smoothly. Turn out on lightly
Toured board and roll, fold, roll,
fold and roll, three times. Let
chill, repeat three time rolling.
Chill again, and repeat rolling
three times again. Leave In ice
box overnight. and bake in a hot
oven until golden.
Evening star., 1949-10-11

Scotch Soxonies is available
in q fine 6 street mems
store thot has made a point,
also Of toking the tailored
needs Of women into &C.
count. SO thoughtful ore
they thot they oIso have on
hand extra yordoee in the
event you wish to have q
matching handbag or hat
fashioned.
The devoluotion Of the
British pound has brought
about q decrease in the price
Of their handsome coots
made up in beautiful COM
binotions and blends Of the
coIors for which the English
are famous. A number Of
their offerings feoture tor
ton pIoid Innings, mony coots
ore lined and interlined and
the greet mojority Of the
coots may be worn beIted or
loose. Pictured is one coat
from their stock.
A definite British accent
is evident in this Rodex Of
London, buttoned-down
Evening star., 1949-10-11
The Chef Saws

CHEFS SAFARI - In Sydney,
Nova Scotia. I picked up a neat
little blue recipe book, compiled by
the Imperial Order Daughters of
the Empire, Sydney Chapter. In
leaflng through it I was interested
to note the extensive use Of canned
foods, including milk, in contrast
to our cookbooks, which stress
fresh foodstuffs to a great degree.
This. I gather, is because certain
fresh fruits and vegetables are
hard to get in that part Of the
country at various times of year.
This made me realize once again
the marvels of our transportation
system, OF our varied climate and
infinite production. This cook
book reminds me of those my
grandmother used-especially the
"wintertime recipes"
Incidentally. in the lot I ran
across that hardy United States
perennial-the contents of a can
of tuna fish in a casserole, can
of mushroom soup poured over.
salt and pepper. and topping of
potato chips. Some dishes are the
same no matter where one goes.
From Sydney to Sackville. New
Brunswick, for a night at the
charming Marshlands lima big
old mansion famous for its Won
derful food. There we had lobster
Newburg-I told you we went hog
wild on the subject of Holsters
but the surprise was that instead
of serving it as usual on toast or
in patty shells, it was served in
little casseroles, each topped with
"a generous wedge of the most
marvellous pastry that ever melted
in a gourmet's mouth. The same
pastry was used for their pies
Evening star., 1949-10-11
ADVERTISEMENT,

full" is the way Harry describes
his home made fresh Italian
sausage. Now, Of course, he
may be prejudiced, but since
everything else that comes
from this stand Is delicious,
you can take Harry's word for
the sausage.
You'll also find plenty of
spaghetti supplies here, and
now is definitely the time for
meal of good Italian spa
ghetti.
WE'VE BEEN busy this week
gathering information on tur-
keys, what with the turkey
season coming up. We're go
ing to tell you about the diff
ferent kinds, sizes and flavors
of turkeys you'll find at Market
City next week. You'll want
to have this information for
Thanksgiving and Christmas,
so look for it in our column
next week.
THE FAMOUS old Auth
Sausage stand, owned by Allen
Hartman, has a good supply
of sausage on hand this week,
and as any old-timer will tell
you, this is one of the finest
sausages to be found any
where.
And how about some Cana
dian bacon for a change? Mr..
Hartman also has this for you.
Jordan, Black Hawk and
Eskay products all await you
here, too. Mr.. Hartman has a
good supply Of hams and ba-
cons on hand, now. He's ia
nous for his homemade green
links, too, SO you might give
them a try this week end.
If it's pork products that
you're looking for, you'll find
one of the best selections in
the city at this stand, No. 309-
311.
WE'VE EVERYTHING good
for the family larder this week
at
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th 8 K NV.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
About
Discipline
By Angelo Potri

When a teacher says discipline"
he means behavior. Young teach
ers who have had little or no
experience in classroom are
afraid OF children because they,
are not sure of what they will do.
II discipline is bad there can be
no teaching and no teaching
means failure and disgrace for
the teacher.
Theory and practice are ex.
pected to reflect each other neatly.
but the young teacher discovers
that while her theory is perfect,
having committed it to memory
and to examination papers with
Impressive accuracy, practice with
a roomful of active children is
another and quite different thing.
Somehow the rules fade out and
only the restless, laughing, play.
ful children remain.
One young teacher left her
classroom and came to the office
ablaze with indignation. IF you'll
come up to my classroom and
make those children behave, I'll
teach them. Otherwise, I cant.
They're terrible" and then she
began to cry. An. experienced
teacher walked into the room, the
class Strengthened up expectantly.
a few directions, and everybody
was busy as busy could be and no
behavior problems apparent.
Why this happened is not easv
to tell an inexperienced teacher.
But we will try. A teachers "pres.
ence," that is. the atmosphere he
carries about in his personality.
has great deal to do with the
feeling the class has for him. A
teacher must have some of the
actor in him and know how to
enter a room so as to make the
impression, rouse the response he
wants. For a teacher that means
a certain sureness, personal dig
nifty. assured self-control. No
noise. no insincerity of voice or
manner must appear, for children
are quick to feel sham and quicker
to ridicule it. :.
The teacher must know what he
intends to do and how he intends
to do it before he enters the
classroom. That in itself lends
him assurance and poise. He
should be in the classroom before
the pupils arrive If that is pos
sible; If not, then he must enter
the room with the air of one hav-
ing authority and a clear notion of
what comes next. Children fol-
low the leader but they scorn the
confused hit-and-miss teacher.
Set the stage. which is the
classroom, for the atmosphere, the
response that Is wanted. Arrange
the light to create the right mood
and also to make the children feel
comfortable and easy in it. Have
a beauty spot in the room, one
spot to which the pupils can turn
and find beauty blessing them.
Have things in their places ready
for use. Have the room In shin
ing cleanliness-if necessary. clean
1t, II the custodian has been too
busy. Open the session with q
happy sort Of exercise, a song and
q poem for spiritual uplift, and
close the day the same way so that
the pupils have something to look
forward to and something to take
home with them. Discipline
should mean learning.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Broiling Canned Salmon

Ever broil canned salmon? Chill
a tall-size can we'll, remove the
salmon from the can all in one
piece and cut in four thick slices
with a sharp knife. Dot each slice
with little butter or margarine,
sprinkle with lemon Juice and broil.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Early Reading Bad

A child should not be encouraged
to read before the age Of 6 because
his eyes are not ready for near
point concentration and he may
damage his vision, according to
some eye specialists.
Evening star., 1949-10-11
No Vision Tests

TWenty-nine States have no laws
requiring vision tests in schools,
according to the American Opto-
metric Association. although more
than 80 per cent of a child's school
work depends on his ability to see
properly,
Evening star., 1949-10-11
&Mxxxf
&EN'1ER
MARKET CITY
~..wM At AxxI~

TAKING YOUR GIRL to the
football game? Better order a
corsage of those beautiful
bronze chrysanthemums that
Thomas & Slye now have on
hand. Detroit News" is a
gorgeous, large mum that any
gal would be proud to wear.
Chrysanthemums are the big
news in flowers, of course. Big
yellow and bronze beauties
abound at this stand, and
there are also plenty of little
pom poms.
Which reminds us, the chrys-
anthemums at Dumbarton
Oaks-open to the public-will
be in full flower this week.
Better travel out to see them
as they're well worth a trip. =
COOLER WEATHER has
made the dahlias at Center
Market City especially nice.
The colors are magnificent,
and the larger varieties are to
be found at this stand. Re-
member, Thomas & Syle de-
liver, so all you need do is give
them a ring for a dinner bou-
quet, bridal party or reception,
HARRY ANGELICA has in
another supply of his famous
Moroccan snailS. GOurmets
who love snails will find plenty
Of them at Harry's stand this
week. He also has baskets OF
European shallots to accom-
pany them.
'New, different and wonder
Evening star., 1949-10-11
Honey Tip

II you want to use honey as a
sweetening for breakfast cereal
warm 1t slightly lover hot water)
20 that it will pour easily.
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