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Tau reikia jos, 0 jai : taves!

da tu ] rankas gavai mokyklos
baigimo pazymejima ir tau at
sidare durys j tolimesnius moks-
10 ir pazangos kelius? Tu tada
dziaugeis kartu SUI savo artl-
miausiais draugais, bet nema-
ziau tada dziaugesi ir tos ge-
ros knygos, kurios tada tau pa
dejo -.
o dabar, dabar, kada musu
visu keliai taip .supinti, kada
visi mes turime taip vienas sa-
liza kito glaustis, vienas kitam
padeti, kada tn atsimeni kovos
lauke kritusius draugus, sude-
gintus namus ir zudomus be-
ginklius, - ar tn neatsimeni sa-
vo didziausio draugo - lietu-
viskos knygos? Jei kartais ia
blsi primirses - atsimink! At
simink, mes il tave dabar ne
maziau ramins, kaip anose ru-
pesciq dienose. il tave saugps
tevynei ir lydes Xxi gimtqjQ
namo vartq!
AS zinau: Tau reikia jos, d
jai Taves! B.
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Didziqjq rosytojq
mintys

Kvailiausia is visu kvailybiu
yra tada, kai jaunos galvos ta-
riasi netenkancios savo origina-
lumo, jei pripazista tai, kas jau
kitu buvo pripazinta. Goethe
Is to as pasimokiau, jog ge-
riausias daiktas - klausyti yra
Dievo, j mylet SUI baime, taip
elgtis, lyg Jisai regetu, laiky-
tis 10 apvaizdos, priklausyti Jam
vienam. Miltonas
Negalima gyventi be duonos,
taip pat gyventi be tevynes.
Hugo
Juo labiau ka myli, juo ma
ziau tam reikia pataikauti.
Moljeras
Jeigu norite skrajoti virsu-
nese, numeskite nuo saves ze-
miskus sielvartus, palikite siau-
ras gyvenimo ribas ir kilkite
j ideally pasauli. sileris
Protas manqju aistru Waldo
vas. KOrnelis
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Pacioj kovos pradzioj leite-
|nantas Lare paeme is vokieciu
|armijos dvi patrankas. Gene
rolas leitenantui padekojo ir il
apdovanojo garbes legijono kry-
ziumi.
Kadangi leitenantas buvo ne
tik drasus, bet ir protingas,
subtylus, pilnas iniciatyvos, jam
buvo patiketa keletos simtu ka-
reiviu kuopa. Is ju leitenantas
suorganizavo savotiska zvalgu
kuopa, kuri, bldama uznugary,
daug kartu isgelbejo armija.
Bet, kaip jlros potvynis, in
vazija verzes visais frontais. Tai
buvo tiesiog zmoniu antpludziai,
eina vieni paskui kitus.
Generolo Carel brigada, nuo
savo divizijos atsiskyrusi, nuo-
lat traukesi, kiekviena diena ko-
vodama ir dar issilaikydama tik
del leitenanto Lare sugebejimo,
kuris tuo paciu metu atrode ga
lis visur dalyvauti. o leitenantas
.atspedavo visas prieso gudry-
bes, sutrukdydavo ju planus ir
iSblaSkydavo raitelius.
Viena ryta generolas j liepe
pakviesti.
- Leitenante, - tare jis. -
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AS nesu emigrantas, baltesnes
duonos, .siltesnio kampo ilgesio
isvytas is, tegu ir skurdzios, -
gimtos pastoges. Nesu ne pabe-
gels, saves isgelbejimui prisi-
glaudes svetimoje uzuovejoje ir
bias pajudeti, idant nesukir-
Sinus ko.
Esu tremtinys, is tevynes is
varytas ,priespaudos ir zmogu
naikinancios, O kruvinas zvaigz-
dies garbinancios religijos. Esu
istremtas tam, kad SUI jomis
kovociau, kada ir kur uztikes.
Eidamas per Virbalio siena; ant
spaudavau garbinga priesaika :
prisiemiau amzina uzduoti. JOS
laikysiuos, kaip lietuviui dera.
Esu tremtinys, ir kol nepa-
statysiu vel savo kojos ant lais-
val alsuoi ianciu manojo krasto
kopq, = juo noriu likti. Garbin-
gesnio man negalima surasti.
Jis nera suterstas pasaulio ga
linguju nuodemem. Jis. yra var
das nekaltai isduotojo -. Jis
yra pagaliau pasvestas paties
tauriausio kraujo, atgaivinusio
juodaja zeme. Ir sio kraujo as
nepaliksiu bergzdziai saukian-
clio dangu, mes tai ne tik ken
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Ar tu atsimeni vaikystes die
mas ir pirma dideli dziaugsma,
kada ismokai raides destyti ir
tarti sakinius? Tada atrodei ga
lingesnis uz karalius ir turtin-
gesnis uz milijonus aukso tu-
rinciuosius -.
Ar tn atsimeni dienas, kada
mazi ir dideli rupesciai Siege ia
vo jauna siela? Tu ieskojai nu-
siraminimo, klaidziodamas 90
laukus, ir blaskeisi, visokiausil
keistu dalyku prisigalvodamas,
bet tu nusiraminai isiskaites
knygas ir suprates, kad visa tai
els ir praeis, liks ivairus ir
|didelis gyvenimas -.
Ar tn atsimeni tuos laikus. ka-
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Stai generolo de Lacere tele-
grama. Jis zus, jeigu mes ryt,
saulei tekant, neatvyksime jam
pagelbeti. Jis yra Blainvilyje,
nuo cia astuonios mylios. Tens
tant JUS isvyksite SUI TRIMS SIM
tais zmoniu. Mazdaug po dvie-
ju valandu ir as jus paseksiu.
Pasistenkite gerai istirti kelia,
kad nesutiktumet prieso divizi-
jos.
Jau astuonios dienos smar-
kiai salo. Antra valanda prade-
jo snigti, vakare zeme buvo
balta, ir balti sniego sukuriai
apipyne zmones ir daiktus. Ses-
ta valanda burys iskeliavo. Du
zvalgai ejo priesaky, uz ju zy-
giavo desimties vyru grupe, pa
ties leitenanto vedama. Likusie-
iii sudare dvi ilgas kolonas. Tri-
/ ju simtq metru atstume, kai-
rel ir desinej pusej, traukesi
po du pabire paskutinieji ka.
revival.
Sniegas juos visus apgaubda.
vo tyru baltumu tamsiuose Sc.
s6liuose. Jis sutirpdavo kareiviy
ldrabuziuose ir nakties tamsoje
,,nepaprastanle gamtos baltumt
lin uniformos atrode lyg tam
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Leitenanto Lare vestuv6s
Guy de Maupassant

uuy uN NAnuPQoO0ub
stojo ir atsigule ant sniego. To-
lumoje, vidury lygumos, istyso
ljuodas seselis. Jis atrode kaip
fantastiska baidykle, issiraiciu-
81 gyvates lankstumu. Buvo duo
dami tylus isakymai ir protar-
piais tie balsai virsdavo savotis-
ku metaliniu barskejimu. Tuo
metu triuksmingai prisiartino
dvylika paklydusiu raiteliu. Pa
stebeje prizes save keleta simtu
zmoniu, zemeje gulinciu, nuste-
be ir issigande jie krito nuo
arkliu.
Kick palaukus pradeta zy-
giuoti. Senis visa laika rode ke-
lia. Pagaliau balsas is toll su-
suko: kas eina? Antrasis arti-
mesnis pranese sutarta zenkla
ir po trumpo pasikalbejimo bu-
vo pasiektas nakties zygio tiks-
las.
| Nustojo snigti. saltas vejas
issklaide debesis, O virsum ju
lspindejo neissakoma zvaigzdziu
gausybe. Pamazu jos blysko,
rytuose, dangus eme rausti.
= Atvykus j vieta, majoras su-
tiko kuopa. Bet kada jis pa
klause, kas yra nestuvuose, mer-
gate susijaudino, mazomis ran
kelemis praskleide melyno ap-
siausto krastus ir skaisti, kaip
ausrine, sviesenemis akimis, ne
gu tik ka isblesusios dangaus
zvaigzdes, sypsodama ryto pull
kumu, prabilo:
- Tai as, pone.
Kareiviai entuziastingai plojo
rankomis ir triumfuodami nu-
nese mergaite stvyklos vidurin.
Jau buvo pats laikas init gink-
lus. Ntrukus atvyko ir genero-
las Corel. Devinta valanda vo-
kieciai pradejo puolima, kuris
tesesi Xxi pat vakaro.
Vakare, kai leitenantas Lare
uzmigo pastogej ant siaudu, ge-
nerolas liepe il pakviesti. Lei
tenantas generola atrado besi-
kalbanti SUI tuo paciu senu W.
ru, kuri jis buvo nakti su mer-
gaite sutikes. Kai tik jis iejo,
generolas paeme leitenanta uz
rankos ir kreipesi j nepazista-
mali:
- Mano brangus CRATE, stai
tas jaunas zmogus, apie kuri
jus man ka tik kalbejote. Tai
vienas geriausiu mano karinin-
ku.
Jis nusisypsojo ir tyliai pri-
ddre:
- Pats geriausias.
Paskui atsigrezdamas j su-
MISUSE leitenanta jam pristate
grafa de Roufi Quedissac. Gra-
fas istiese leitenantui rankas:
- Brangus leitenante, jus is
gelbejote mano dukters gyvy-
be, as teturiu viena buda atsi-
dekoti -. Ateikite, po keliu me-
nesiu pasakyti, ar il jums pa
tinka -.
Pc metu ir keletos dienu sv.
Tomo Akviniecio baznycioje ka-
pitonas Lare vede panele Lui-
"a de Roufi : Quedissac.
JOS kraitis sieke seSis simtus
milijonu franku ir esa il buvusi
|pati graziausia jaunoji siais me-
tais.
IS prancuzu kalbos laisvai
verte A.
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galiu ramiai zvelgti j names lau-
kiancias audras, nes turiu KEEL
rode zvaigzde.
zaibai, trenke j mano dienu
ramia eiga, nusviete man ke-
lia. Kol gyvas -kovoti tenoriu: !:
uz zmogQ ir jo laisve! Kalninis
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A. S h e ley
V Y T u r E L | u /

zeme ir skamba tavo balso Nuo vaivo
rykstes debesu neeka toku skadru asu, kaip dali
neles liucu
DANA tavo tars auksu zvlgas vabaeis rasotose gel
a1si uzsiverusi roze zauose lapeuose kars
veJa drasko jos lapeus ko kvapsnis neapdua
kiasparnu vagu saldumu
Tavo muzika prasoka pavasario lnciu samejima blz-
gancioj zoej eaus nubudntas gee vsa buvo
gaus ir sviesaus ir gaivaus.
lsmokyk mus dvasa paukstei, kokas svenas du-
dumo as niekad negrdeau mees ar vyno pagvrme is
trykstant taip deviska zavincio potvynio
Vestlvines danos r pergales gesmes payginti su ta
vim, tai tik tuscias pasgyrimas ;.
Is kur kyla tavo laminga dainee? Is kokiu lauku is
kokQ bangu is kokiQ kanu? Is dangaus r ygun
pavdalo? Is kokos meiles, is skausmo nezinoimo?
Ismokyk pases to maonumo kurio tn tick
tu1 If okla harnonnga beprotybe pases lupu kad
pasauls uzsikausys kaip as dabar uzsikauses.
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NAUJAS KNYGU
BULLETINS

Nauja visame pasaulyje pla-
inamu lietuviskuju knygu biule-
teni isleido Lietuviu Spaudos
Centras Amerikoje - GABIJA.
Sis biuletenis apima ne tik
naujausias, bet ir seniau isleis-
tas knygas JAW, Kanadoje, Vo-
kietijoje ir kitur.
Biuletenis pageidaujantiems
siundiamas dovanai. Adresas:
GABIJA, 412 Bedford Ave-,
Brooklyn II, NY.
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zmones, laisvu pasirin-
kimu atvyke Amerikon
ir laisvai cia isikure, ne
gall butt vadinami trem-
tiniais.
(Is lietuviskos spaudos)
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|sios demes. Retkarciais jie SUI
stodavo ir girdedavo, kaip kri-
to snaiges, savotiskai slameda-
mos ir murmedamos.
Tyliai buvo duodami isaky-
mai ir bezygiuojas burys iskil-
davo sniege, lyg savotiska tamsi
smekla. il toldavo pamazu, Xxi
visai isnykdavo. Tai buvo gyvie-
il esalonai, tureje armija vesti.
Burys suletino zingsnius, kaz-
kas iskilo prizes ju axis.
- Pasukit j desine, - tare
leitenantas, - tai Roufi mis-
kas, pills stow kaireje.
Staiga buvo liepta sustoti.
Burys sustojo ir pastebejo, kad
leitenantas tik desimties karei-
viu lydimas pasuko piles pusen.
Jie artinosi sliauzdami pro me-
dzius. Visi nustebe lauke, kas
bus. Kazkoks neramus nujau-
timas juos prislege. Tuo tarpu
visai arti mielas, skambus bal
sells sutrikde misko tyla;
- <Teveli, mes prapulsime ta-
me sniege. Mes niekad neatvyk-
sim j Blainvili.
Stipresnis balsas atsake:
- Nebijok, dukrele, as ia
krasta pazistu kaip savo kise-
ne.
Leitenantas tare keleta 20
dziu, ir keturi vyrai, panasus
j seselius, atsitolino. Staiga as
trus moters balsas perskrode
nakties ramybe. Belaisviai buvo
atvesti. Senas zmogus ir mer-
gate. Leitenantas tyliai juos ap-
klausinejo:
- Jusu pavarde?
- Petras Bernard.
- Uzsiemimas?
- Grafo de Roufi vyno pills
tytojas.
- Ar tai jusu dukte?
- Taip.
- Kur il dirba?
- il piles skalbeja.
- Kur JUS keliaujat?
- Mes norime issigelbeti.
- Kodel?
- Siandien pro mus prajojo
dvylika raiteliu. Jie nusove iris
sargybinius ir pakore sodininka.
Man baisu del mergaites.
- Kur keliaujat?
-. 7 Blainvili.
- Kodel?
- Mes ten yra prancuzu ar
mia.
= Ar JUS zinot kelia?
- Puikiausiai.
- Gerai, tai sekit mus.
Jie prisidejo prie kolonos ir
kelione per laukus tesesi toliau.
Tylus senis ejo salia leitenanto.
10 dukte nesitrauke nuo tevo.
Staiga il sustojo.
- Teveli, - tare mergaite, -
as taip pavargau, kad nebegaliu
toliau eiti. - il atsisedo ir Dire
bedama nuo salcio atrode nepa-
prastai nusilpusi. Tevas norejo
ia nesti. Jis buvo per senas ir
per silpnas.
- Leitenante, - kalbejo kuk-
ciodamas, - mes sutrukdysim
|jlsu zygi. Prancuzija svarbiau,
negu musu gyvybe. Palikit mus
cia numirti.
Karininkui davus isakyma,
pasisaline keli vyrai grizo nesi-
nj nukirstomis sakomis. Skubiai
buvo padaryti nestuvai. Tuo tar
pu prisiartino ir paskutinieji
kareiviai.
- Musu tarpe yra moteris,
il mirsta nuo salcio, - tare lei
tenantas, - kas duos jai savo
apsiausta?
Du simtai apsiaustu buvo pa
klota.
| - Kas ja mes?
Visos kareiviu rankos pasisiu-
lie. Mergaite suviniojo j apsiaus.
ta, atsargiai pagulde ant nestu-
WI ir keli stiprus peciai ia pa.
lI016
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Saturday Miscellany.

Fort Wayne: Is it correct to speak
of our smallest coin as a penny?
d. o.
Answer: Strictly speaking, no. The
penny is an English coin, a survival
of the Anglo-Saxon peni. The cor
rect name of the United States coin
is cent, a French word meaning
"one hundred"
Industry: Is infant tango the
right name of the skin eruptions
children have?-A. H.
Answer: Sorry, no. The correct
name is impetigo, pronounced: I'M
pee-TY'goe. It is from the Latin
impes, attack, onset"
San Diego: Should we tread the
straight and narrow PATH or is the
word "strait" "?-Mrs. c. M.
Answer: The expression is cor
ruption of, Strait is the gate, and
| narrow Is the way, which leadeth
Evening star., 1950-04-22
1,244 More Jap Prisoners
Repatriated by Russia
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, April 22.-Russia has
returned 1,244 more japanese war
prisoners, including 81 former gen.
erals. Kyodo news agency said to-
day.
(Moscow announced Russia
has completed the repatriation
program. An official announce
ment said there remained only
1.487 convicted or suspected war
criminals. 971 wanted for alleged
crimes against the Chinese and
nine Ill prisoners who will be
sent home later.
The news agency said the repat.
rates landed at the west coas1
port of Maizuru.
It quoted one of the returnins
soldiers as estimating about 10000
Japanese remained in Russian
Evening star., 1950-04-22
,y Edyth Thomos Wollccs

Father-Quit arguing with your
mother! Put that puzzle away at
once and go TO bed when she tells
you TO. .
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Armour Stepping Up
Production of ACTH:
Will Reduce Price
BY the Associofed Press

CHICAGO. April 22.-ACTH is
being produced 80 times over last
years production. says Armour g.
Co., and the wonder hormone may
d be supplied to "a large number of
hospitals" within few months.
The sharply increased produc-
ton of the drug that has brought
dramatic relief, at least tempo
rarily, to sufferers of rheumatoid
athritis, leukemia and other baf-
fling diseases. also has resulted in
q price cut.
The new drug, however, is so
scarce that it's use has been linn
tied to experiments on selected pa
tients in clinics.
Armour, one of the Nation S big
sest meat packers, is the worlds
largest producer of the hormone.
It obtains the substance from the
pituitary glands of hogs.
F.. w. Specht, Armour presi-
dent. disclosed in a speech to the
Chicago Cancer Research Founda-
ton yesterday that production is
80 times that of year ago. He
did not give any figures, but said
the current output may be tripled
by late summer.
1--WE still are far from being
able to supply ACTH in unlim-
tied quantities to every physician
and hospital" Mr.. Specht said.
He said the number of clinics
using ACTH has increased from
40 to 100 in a year, "and other
clinics are rapidly being added to
the list"
He said the Food and Drug Ad-
ministration has not yet approved
the hormone for general sale. and
added: I'VE hope within few
months. however. to establish
basis whereby ACTH may be OBJ
tanned in large number of hos
pitals for the most critical cases."
Mr.. Specht said Armour is cut
ting its present price of 1910 a
gram to about 500, effective
May /.
Wilson e. Co, another big pack
Ing firm, began producing ACTH
recently. and an Eastern firm is
obtaining the substance from
horse glands.
Evening star., 1950-04-22

Left alone on desert island with
but a dozen hands to choose, the
bridge student would do well to in
clude today's offering in his reper-
tory. 1t has little bit of everything
From the standpoint of declarer, it
involves the technique of the hold
up, then the refusal to hold up, post
ponement of the establishment of
the longest suit. flnesSe avoidance.
timing and, last but not least, the
end play.
West exercised his option to open
minimum hand because the good
five-card diamond suit provided
him with a convenient rebid. North
just about made the grade for a
vulnerable overcall. He had rea-
sonable expectancy of winning five
tricks in his own hand, which placed
him within two of his contract and
justified assuming the risk of a pen
atty double.
South's jump to two no-trump is
we'll chosen. In this sequence OF
calls it is not forcing. The Jump to
two no-trump is forcing only when
it is made in response to an opening
bid. In other cases it is a strong in
vitation, but permits partner to pass
if his previous bid has been of
questionable character. North con-
sidered that his holding was ade-
quate and went on to three no.
trump.
West opened the king of dia-
monds and declarer refused to win
the first trick, since, with West on
lead, the diamond suit was now
doubly stopped. East, of course, fol-
lowed suit with the three. Declarer's
drop of the deuce made it clear that
East was discouraging a continual
ton of the suit, so declarer became
marked with both the ace and the
jack. Hoping that partner would
eventually obtain the lead, to come
through declarer's diamond holding,
West exited with the eight of
hearts.
While declarer realized it would
be necessary to develop the heart
suit, he also realized that he could
not afford to take the finesse at
this time, lest East obtain the lead
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

unto life and few there be that
find it. Matt. vii, IA.
The word strait means "a narrow
passage of water connecting two
large bodies of water" as the Strait
of Gibraltar: hence, anything mar
row or restricted.
Ogden: We have an argument. I
hold that it is incorrect to say, HE
has gone banNupted." Do I have
to back down?-F. F.
Answer: Not an inch. There is no
such adjective as "bankrupted." Cor
rect: He is bankrupt.
From the Milwaukee Journal
Page Frank Colby. William Gilbert
of Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
fame, was once criticized for using
the word "coyful" in one of his
librettos.
"I never heard of any one being
full of coy" said one of his critics.
Did you?"
Il suppose not" replied Gilbert,
but neither did ever hear of any
one being full of bash"
@. notice that some broadcasters
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey
Dusky Grouse,

The dusky grouse is hardy West
erner. His favorite dwelling place is
In the American Rockies, especially
where there is a glade near water
He is delighted to find log max
ing a natural bridge over a stream
Here he can strut without fear of
instrusion and even glance down
in the water to see what appears
TO be a handsome rival. The center
of the log is worn smooth by the
travel of neighbors.
Mounting the log he pulls himself
up TO his best height His neck puffs
and swells, the feathers on his beau
tiful neck frill expose their inner
surfaces to the light, forming gleam-
ing white rosettes, his great pur-
plish-red air sac showing in the
center. He has blossomed into a
lordly male. The fiery wattles fairly
glitter as he struts toward the
grouse maiden crouching beneath
a bower of fern fronds He bows
low, debating the air sacs with a
deep boom, boom, boom, that can be
lOl lldIL Dy
such noise he gives his secret place
away. Neighbors are alerted. In old
days, Indians waited for him to
announce his domicile before they
slid up on him.
His mate lays one egg day until
her clutch of to 10 ovate eggs are
laid. They are pinkish brown with
a wreath of dots about the larger
end. Upon entering on her long
incubation duties, it is said that her
mate reappears to do guard duty.
The young are smart and inde-
pendent, eager to become invisible
at any unusual sound. In two weeks
they can fly. Like their parents they
show no fear when you try to pick
them up.
Many call the grouse the bird of
mystery. They wonder how he man.
ages to live through the winter. Low
boughs offer shelter, pine needles
carpet the ground: snow can slake-
thirst, dried berriers and fruit to-
gether with leaf buds keep them
from starving
Evening star., 1950-04-22

too early. He, therefore, won the
trick with the king and proceeded
to develop his shortest suit, spades.
His purpose was to drive out the
ace, which was clearly marked in
Vests hand by the circumstance
of the vulnerable opening bid. He
played low spade to the 10, which
West took with the ace and con-
tinue6 with a heart. This time de-
clarer finessed and lost to East's
queen. East returned a diamond
and declarer saw that it would
serve no good purpose to hold up
any more in that suit. He retained
the jack of diamonds, which would
be put to good use in a moment
or two.
Declarer then ran off three heart
tricks and two spades, carefully
winding up his own hand. In the
meantime, declarer had closely
watched Vests discards. West had
let go club and two diamonds
having reduced his hand to the king
and another club and the queen of
diamonds. The jack of diamonds
then saddled West with the lead
and he was compelled to lead into
declarer's ace, queen of clubs for the
last two tricks.
Copyright, 1850, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Veronica Lake Ordered
To Pay Mother SIT, 500
By the Axsocioted Press

LOS ANGELES, April 22.-Ve-
ronica Lake has been ordered by
court to pay $11 500 to her mother,
Mrs. Constance V. Keane of New
York. Mrs. Keane said the actress
failed to keep a 1943 agreement to
pay 5000 weekly support.
The judgment was entered yes
terday. The actress earnings were
estimated at $4,000 a week by her
mother.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Childs Reports Loss

NEW YORK, April % tP).-N.
&C. Earl. jr., president of the Childs
Co., told stockholders yesterday
ut the annual meeting that the
restaurant chain had lost $221.-
600 during the first three months
this year.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Answer to LYPoTHYNnA.

say "moe-RAHL." Should the "a"
be broad?
A. The pronunciation "moe-RAHL'
is the second choice of some die
tionaries, and the first choice of one
or two. But the prevailing Ameri-
can pronunciation is: moe-RAL. Sec
ond syllable rhyming with pal"
CReleased By the Bell Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Word Game
Find So or more words in
SIGILLATE,

meaning, decorated by means of
stamps, as pottery" Average is
49; limit, 40 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of q
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published Monday.
Evening star., 1950-04-22
Sometimes helping child finish uhat he doing makes him
wtngly obey command that he do something else

Father-It's near bedtime, son
Would you like to have me help
you finish your puzzle before you
go to bed?
Evening star., 1950-04-22
.Goren on Bridoe
BY Chorles n. Gorer

Both vulnerable. West deals
NORTH
AQJ7
AKJ97
H76
d 1853
WEST EAST
AA32 A9854
0s5 3Q62
KQ1095 nS43
&K92 &J76
SOUTH
AK1o6
1l043
8 AJ2
&AQ84
The bidding:
West North East South
l diamond heart Pass 2NT
Pass 3NT Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead. king of diamonds
Evening star., 1950-04-16
LONDON.

Broadway Actress Jessie Royce
Lands is the toast Of theatrical
London after 26 years on the
American stage.
The copper-curled 46-year-old
is a smash hit in a mediocre
comedy-the first time she's play
ed outside the United States.
Clasps Miss Lands incredulous-
ly: II feel like somebody tossed me
the crown jewels. Where's London
been all my life?"
Her success is the latest episode
in an old London puzzle-why do
audiences here take American
stars to their hearts and drop
others with dull thud?
It's not as if Miss Lands has a
sure fire role in a terrific produc-
ton. Critics say Guy Bottoms play,
Larger than Life" in which Miss
Lands co-stars with British-born
Actor Reginald Denny, is Just So
so.
British Dislike Publicity.
The raves are for Miss Lands
alone. She's got something the
English like American vitality
and a cute magnetic personality"
one critic called it. Others like
her wit and poise.
More important, she did with
out something the English dislike
intensely-publicity drum-beaterS.
You can almost see the steam
rising in England when American
stars fly in behind a barrage of
publicity handouts.
Blue-eyed, quiet-voiced Miss
Lands opened in early February
at the 58-year- old Duke of York S
Theater. playing an actress gain
ing in years and losing in SEX
appeal who sets out to prove she
can still snare a young man. She