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Evening star., 1952-07-09
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By fronk Colby

the world. All good dictionaries
known to me give full sanction to
the terms.
Use of America and American as
applying to other countries of the
Western Hemisphere is a very loose
reference that is fast becoming
out t-of-date. There are two good
reasons for this: ID Ours Is the
only country in the world that has
the word America in its oficial
name: CD North America, Central
America and South America are
not countries-they are simply
geographical regions.
The only way the term Ameri-
can may properly be used by other
nations is in the abstract way In
which the term European is used.
In short, with us, American is a
name of nationality; with them, 1t
is a term of geographical location,
nothing more.
Usage is the only authority for
determining such matters. The
usage is recorded not only in our
written history. but also In any
accepted dictionary say, the Amer
ican College Dictionary (Random
House,, America: The United
States Of America. American: OF
or pertaining to the United States
Of America; . citizen Of the United
States"
tDissributsd b MeNaushs Syndicate. me.
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Uncle Rows Corner

Several times in past years I
have spoken of how high a man
might jump If he tested his skill
on Mars or on the moon or Jupiter.
Today, with the olympic Games
starting in less than two weeks,
I should like to take up the ques-
ton Of how high man can jump
on our own planet.
Going back over the running
high Jump records, I find that an
American, E. II. Clark, won the
first Olympic contest of this kind.
His leap was for 5 feet 11A inches.
Americans have won most Of the
Olympic. running high Jump VIC
tories since then, but an IriShman
was the top man once, and Cana
dian, D. McNaughton, won the
crown at another meeting. Nc
Naughton leaped 6 feet 5ss inches.
The all-time Olympic record Cup
to this year, for the event was
made by Cornelius Johnson, an
American, 16 years ago. He jumped
6 feet 715f16 inches.
It is harder to jump high from
q standing position. The standing
high Jump was given up as an
olympic event after 1912, but while
it was on the program, r. c. Ewry,
an American, was first at four DIFF
ferent Olympic meetingsl His best
mark was 5 feet and s inches.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

From H. G. S., Takolna Park:
Colby, you're wrong! Recently you
made the statement, "America does
not designate b race; it is the
name of a nationality" The United
States of America forms only a
part Of North America, and the
name America" when applied to
the United States of America is
used more in the nature Of a
nickname.
Answer: The United States very
definitely is America; and we were
Americans even before there was
q United States.
It is amazing how many Ameri-
cans share H. G. SIS misbelief. To
deny that the United States is
America and that its citizens are
Americans is to fly in the face of
centuries-old tradition. custom and
usage. The terms America and
American are recognized all over
Evening star., 1952-07-09

The standing broad Jump was
ended rs an olympic event in the
same year as the standing high
Jump. In this event. also, Ewry
holds the all-time olympic record.
One year he leaped II feet AZ
inches.
1t is possible for athletes to
jump more than twice as far when
they run before they leap. Several
Olympic athletes have made run
ming broad Jumps of more than
25 feeti The all-time Olympic
record for this Jump was made by
Jesse Owens, who leaped rs feet
55f16 inches 16 years ago.
With the help of long poles,
athletes can get far up in the air.
This method Of rising Is known
as the pole vault.
Olympic records tell an interest,"
ing story Of progress In the pole
Evening star., 1952-07-09
By Romon coffmon

vault. There has been q steady
rise in the heights reached by
winners of the event. Fifty-six
years ago, the pole vault cham
pion went upward 10 feet D34
inches. During the last three
Olympic meetings the winners
have vaulted to heights Of more
than IA feet!
interesting life stories Of Mozart,
Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms. Strauss
and Liszt are told In the illustrated
leafiet called Masters Of Music" This
Will be sent without charge to any
reader who asks. for It end. incloses
o stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Address your letter to Uncle Ray In
care Of The Star.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
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Find 28 or more words in
TR A N C e,

meaning, suspension Of sensa-
tion." Average is "a; limit Is
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 enc form Of .
IA list viii be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Contract Bridge


By EosIey BIoekwood
'Muzzy, I have q private theory
on opening leads" began Mr..
Heinsite.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
tMr. AbeD
AK54
y IA
20 7643
4 K764
WEST EAST
Mr. Muzzy) CMr. Heinsite)
872 4 1883
y 1913 QJ62
o AQ92 o J108
SOUTH
CMr. Dale)
4 AQ10
. K9875
8 KS
= AQ9
The bidding:
South West North East
heart Pass 2 clubs Pass
2NT Pass 3NT All pass
"Fascinating!" commented Mr..
Muzzy.
Mr.. Heinsite frowned. "Well, If
you'd listen to me-" he said, you
wouldn't make leads like you made
on this hand and we'd start beat
ing some Of these contracts"
Mr.. Muzzy had opened the deuce
Of diamonds, Mr.. Dale winning with
the king. Mr.. Dale had then
quickly cashed three spades, two
hearts and three clubs for game.
"Muzzy," continued Mr.. Heinsite
with an air of great patience, 'I
know your diamond opening fol-
lows the book in that it was the
fourth best from your longest and
strongest suit.
"You know the rules, but you
don't know the exceptions. With
such weak suit and no side en-
tries, you should have tried to hit
a long suit in my hand.
"Open the unbid major spades,
and then Dale would have had to-
play the diamond suit himself.
With your ace behind his king, he
wouldn't have had a chance for
nine tricks"
"A very sound speech. though
rather long" remarked Mr.. Dale.
~But you do me too little credit,
Heinsite. Muzzy could have opened
his hat and still I would have made
three no-trump on this hand.
ION a spade opening I would
win with dummy's king and lead al
low heart. If you played low, Il
would duck and let Muzzy win
with the ten. He still couldn't
lead diamonds, and I would win
any other return and test the heart
suit for a 3-3 break.
Il wouldn't get it, but it wouldn't |
make any difference. I would cash
all my spades, then play four
rounds of clubs. Muzzy would have
to win the fourth club and there
he would be just where he started.
He would have to lead a dia-
nond because he would be out of
all the other suits. Thus I would
make my king of diamonds after
all.''
Maybe we'd better get on to
the next hand" said Mr.. Heinsite.
(Copyright. 1852 General Features Corp. } |
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Answer 10 ENTHRoNE.

Enter, enth. ether neither. north. note
none. tenor. tern. then. there. three. thorn
other, here. hero. heron. home horn.
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yAffenIiebe der EItern sehuId an
F Fruehreife amerikanischer Kinder"

2onbnn. Ser befannte enolis
the Ehiln'opb Gnril &. M. Spoo
itellte fiirilih felt. oob aneritaniihc
&inoer ollrh Die 9lffenliehe ihrer
Gltern sur ,Srilbreife aespunuen
iperoen, 10 oab iie als Grlpahiene
&dieaelihter huben lrno bohriifiu
iino. vTie armen. fleineu Hanaen
Gle elien ibren &llrben III friib uno
meroen oomit su ichneu iertiu iein"
ihrieb CT in ieiner Spolte fir Die
2,5OO,OOO Seler III Soro Gother=
meres ,.Sunbap 9isputh."
sSnah. Der einen Bart trGat lmb
60 Sabre aIt lit, bat i1 pieIen 8ii=
f,ern uuperbliimt Stelluma aenom=
men su Sroblemen bes 2ebens, Der
Moral uno oer HeIiaion. ST 1T Sci
ter Der Sd)nol Of Hhiloippbp an Der
2onboner llniperiitdt.
Gr meinte. oieie vsu frii6e 9ieiie
ameritanilher 8inber in Der Dirt
pie lie iih fIeiben, in Manieren llnb
2ebensaelpohnbeiten. iei ihulo 3D.
ran. baS lie 10 seitia Elm lninterei=
tantes 1mo uniformes mittleres Ml=
fer erreihen."
Soao iaat, aIs er in bic ehuIe
aine, vba muhs ih auf, ohne nit
20 Sabren Elm aIfcbpliihes @etrant
All mir aenommen, oner Elm Dtdo=
hen aefiibt au boben." 9ie meiiten
ieiner isreunoe bdtten aleidfaus Elm
10 behiitetes 9eben aefiibrt, LIMB 10
tcllte es audi iein." Sam i,lbr er
fort:
Limb nun peralei6en sie hanit
II Elm fleines anerifoniid,es MGoz
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Cefoehvliches Zevq

&ombure. = Uait ben @orten
rMir spoDten bas gefdbrlide 3eus
nidt orauben Iiesen laiien" fdiitte'
ten brei 12iGbrise Sungen oieler
Taae in ser poliaeipad)e zines Sorn'
burger gororts AZ Pafgranatcn
uno bier 9eaerminen, eine Sa'1o'
gronate uno cine Sta6branobombe
ani oen ssubbooen, Sic lie in elnem
Sud berbeigei1leppt batten. Die
Sunsen batten Die Wunition bei:n
8au elmer &0ble sei,nben. Bis gum
Gintreiien zines Jeuerwerfers pur.
one Die Sprengforper am Wahlotal
in einem Gappfarton rlibetuabrt.
ser nit ser suiihriit ~Goriidt" pcr'
leben nuroe.
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Sowietzonen -cDU ;sieht' U.s.
Agenten in ihren Reihen

Berlin. - Gle GhriitIid= Demo.
fratiihe LINTON SltoeutihIanbs ae.
itauo, DAT, vamerifoniihe imperialis
itiihe Maenten in ibre Heihen einNes
prunaen iino." 9ieics @eltGnonis
itellte offenbar oas Soripiel All
Observation-Disclosures bar, bic 8il.
belm 3aiiier, Der fommuniltiide
Winiiter fir bic Staatsiiherbeit.
pornebmen miro. Ourh cine In Der
Sorlpohe erlaiiene Seroronuna Der
&eaieruna bat 2aiiier obiolute Eos
liseiaelpalt erbaIteu.
9as Ghulobefenntis Der GOn
muroe fiiralih auf Der eriten Seite
oes Garteipraans v9teue 3eit" pers
offentIiht uno trua bic llnterid)rift
bon @erarb gottina, bem 8eneralie=
tretGr Der Gortei. 9ie GDll Dit
oeutihlanos, bic nah bem &rieqe
bis su brei Willionen &Gbler aus=
mnlitern fonnte. bat felt 1947 poll=
itGnoia I'M Shlepptau Der fommuni=
ltiihen eco aeltanoen. Shire allf
llnabbdngiafeit bcoahten ,Siibrer
floben noh DEM Sseiten, barunter
Safob &oiier, Der iesiae Bonner Wi=
nilter fir aeiumtDeutihe ,Sraaen.
Sn benz @eltGnpnis beiRt es unz
ter anOerem: vSnfulQe zines Wtans
gels al Slufmertiamfeit ieitens ml=
ierer EurteiNruppen iino slaenten
oes omerifaniihen Snperialismus
in bic Geiben frieolibenber Gbriit=
lih= =Sempfroten einaeorunaen." 81
niae erbalten omerifaniihes Gelb.
aber Die anDercn, Die feines betom=
men vlino nit ibrer feinolidel1
SGtiafeit niht tpeniaer aefdbrlih. "
Sn benz slrtifel beiBt es, boi
rGlemente unieres iSeinDes" in bic
GOll in Sber9ebra. Sbiirinaen. elm
aeorunaen iinD uno .nidt nur Al
!6oR unb lroppfutipnen aeeen bei
go lno bempfratiihe Ginri6tun.
oen unieres Staotes besten, ioneerh
lit often faibiitiiher Manier cit,
SGOsMitalieo ermorOeten."
eSn Sahien=9lnablt .Derlaiien Se=
fretGre llnierer lartei oas @ebie1
Der Gepublif ltno periu6en niht. bic
Satiahe 81, pcrbiillen, ooh lie gcfch.
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hen. oob Die A,iah Sd,nol beil,cht.
nit II Sabren hercits onfGn0t, iidl
nit Sippenltift aniupiniclu, oos
alcioer trGot ipie cine Grlpuhiene,
NIT Den Nln0cns &erobrcounoen
trifft lmo iin ilherhaupt .pIt auf-
fiibrt, ais mare lie ihon pier poer
fi'nf Sabre after. Soer, man betrahz
te lih 10 einen amerifal,iicben >Sun=
aen, Der in icine Scflnodrihule III
ell,cm 0lisernoen nellen 9lutp
fGbrt."
&leih uno faiig
y&inber ,miiiien Spak baben'" ,
ihreibt sinaO, ,iheint Das Motto
per umerifaniiGen Gltern su iein,
mas lie permutlih 10 aisleoeu: man
oarf einem 8inoe ME etipas perlpeis
Qern, mas es babcn mill unD nuR es
in allen Sinaen perlpobnen.
Spoo purpe su ieiner Ehilippifo
illlpiriert ourh ben slnblit zines
,Sluaseuaes pou amerifaniiher Stint
Der, oas fiir6licb in England ein=
traf. Die AinOer fanren nit ibren
enalilben Wtiittern, nelche @Ss Qe=
beiratet batten, au geiilh.
,Saben lie niht fllrhtbar aus?"
trdute Der Thilpioph. .AIcine sSlIu=
gen pon lieben Sabren IN 0elhecften
Iniilaen, NIT lanaen Aonien, anae=
spaen lpie olte WGnner; &inDcr in
Gplpbnp- p-Slnaileen; &inDer in ihpttis
lthcn 9tationalfoltiimen.
yGies bcDeutet, Dah ieue, bic
lie 10 arsicben. ielblt Den @eihn1ad
uon &inoeru buben. 9enn es iino
&inoer, ,lnb pielleiht bari man bin
'ufiIaen. SSilpe llno &ooel - Die
oas ,Sorhiue guntc, Shreienoe unD
lleberraId)enbe lieben."
Scan ioote, menn nielc perlpDhn=
fen omerifuniichen &lnoer crlpuhlen
lino, rerablheuen lie &orperbeluez
ollno. unb oeshulh lpcrncn lie 10
hpcbrildil. Sic amerifoniihen MGn=
ner, fiiate er hinsl1 linn iih 10 iebr
ibrer lun,ureicbenocn Ntonl1lihfeit
I'M Auslchen herpuHt boR lie lie
filn'tlitl sll crboben pcr'uhell, ollrh
slllsltcpfen Der Shultern in ben
Sufetten.
Souo 'hrieh: y yGos blcihe. foiiQe
Sll1sieben Der 9imerifdner lit cine
Nbl0e her ll;alaublih huher Sent
peratllren. bic lie nit elmer 3cntral=
beisunasanIoae in ibren &odliern
ullTrchterhultcn. "
Ser Grofeiipr mar heinnoers olfz
0ebroht barilher. boR Die enaliihen
Wiltter, meIhe nit ihreu &inpern
Ill geilh famen, it'd ibren angelo
rcncn gutter, @eihnraf. ben lie bpfz
fentlich NIT nah Slmerifa oenpmz
men hatten, 10 lhnea forrlmpieren
licSen."
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Wahl der Praesidentschaftsk skandidaten

0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
arnben ppliiiihen Earteien, allf De-
ncn Die aonnioateu fiir Erdlioent.
ichaft lno Gi,eprdiibentihaft Der
Tereinietcn Staaten ernunnt ipers
ben, nonnte mon oft Die arobten
prlitiihen Sballipiele" a,f Groen,
SM nieiem Sabre miro oas arpBe
Snternatipnol Slmphitheater III
Chicago jcne Shoubiibne iein. olli
Der bic 9tepublifuniihe &onpentipn
om Z. Suli, bic 9empfratilhe &pn=
pentipn am 81 1.~Suli ltattfinoet.
3lpor aiht es aclpiile llnterihiebe
in ocr Metbpoe oieier beioen
GeronltoltunNen. aber Die Srllnore=
oeln lino bic aleihen.
Gus rationale Earteifomitee, oos
bie &nnpe,ltipn einheruIt, empfiehlt
cine oeroume 3eit pur Der &pnpenz
tinn ,nei Wtitalieoer ais seitipeiliaell
llno nSuernoen Gnrlitenoen Der
&pnpentiun. 9ie &onpeution pfleQt
oieie Manner obne &ioeriprllh sll
ipGhlen.
Scr seitlpeiliae GoriiBenbe hdlt
bic. erDifnenoe slniprahe. Die maj,
,fempte" ipeeb nennt, Die yShliliz
ielreoe" olip, Die itets ben Qleiden
Snhalt bat: lie ihiloert Die 9roBen
9eiltllnaen Der ciaenen Eartei llnn
areiit nit Sd)Grfe bic Saten Der
0eoneriihen Eortei al. 9ieler seltz
lpeili1e Gprlisenbe lualtet 'eines
slmtes bis sur ridbtioen &pnltituie.
rllnQ Der 8onpention. Sit nieie ers
folat, Damn lpiro Der Ouuernoe Norz
lieenoe 9elpdblt.
Sluf hen eriten Situnoeu iperhen
Die Miitolieber Der bier oullptfpnis
tees ernumnt: fir Die Wtannotsbe=
alallbial,na Organization, Srcie=
our unD ,ReioIutionen. Sas Geiplll"
tinnsfpmitee nennt man dllcb pus
, Elattfprm", ;. b. Eroordmnfp.
mitee, neil es cine Grfldrllna ilber
Die Gplitif Der Eartei oui national
lem unn internutinnalem @ebiet
olsurbeitct. 9ieies Grpqromm miro
entipeher Dor, lpdhrenb pDer nah Der
Noninieruna oes &anDibuten Der
&unpentinn llnterbreitet. Gas gez
olaubigrnasfom. hat all lntcrlllhen,
oh Die Scleaierten porihriftsmaBiQ
qelpdblt muroen. Sm 2peifelsfalle
cntihcibet nie &eriommluno.
Nod,Dem Die Heaeln Der Ero,ebur
aenebniat. Die Saocsoronllno anoe.
ncmmcn lrnp bic OtitalieDihoft in
Der &pnpelltion 0eflGrt lpllrhe,
ihre!tet man an bie gtpminierln9
oes &unoioaten. Gem Serfpnmen
illfplue nllR ieoer &onoioot in elmer
Hene einaefilhrt merben, iuprdllf Ell
ne Suution fir ben &anoinuten era
folQt. Sabei lperhen Die Banner nes
uoninierennen Stautes herllmaetras
aen, Die Mtlllif ipielt lmo Die 9lnhan.
Ger hes aunhinaten ibreiten nit
SeiIallsrllien ben Sdol ob. ,Srilher
periuhte man oieie Scmonltrdtion
10 lal1t llnD anpuuerno lpie moQli1)
at 0citalten, ober bopon miro ma,
Jest ippbl abfommen miilleu, I'M
niht bic @eplln Der 2uhorerithaft
Der Nernichupparate o1f Die Ernbc
;u ltellen, bic rorulsiihtlih nod,
Wtillinnen aohlen bilrfte.
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len 98eitberIiner slae,,ten unterite-
hen. Dies iin6 nur Elm paar 8eiipie=
lie. Gs aibt cine lanae 2iite abnliher
iSGlle. Tie @bre mierer Nartei er=
foroert es, bah iolde Glemente riids
iidtslos entfernt tperoen."
Sn Berlin liefen ipeitere WelOun=
aen iiber ben Miberltanb Elm. ben it,
pereinaeIteu sSGuen Sitbeutihe Der
@olfspolisei entaeaeniebten. als lie
aus ibren 8eiibunaen innerhalb Der
neuaeidaffenen Sreimeilen=Sperr,
some nah benz 9onbesinneren ab9e=
ihoben tperben iouten. Sn bier thii=
rinaiidem Orten - 6eiIiaenltabt,
ytorobalien, Miilbauien uno Gan.
aenioIsa - fam es ~ fursen 8Gmp=
fen smiihen ben Yepobneru llnb Der
SoIisei. Mnnere 3uiommenitDke
ipuroen aus SihersIeben. Gislebell.
Siesleben mo @erniaerobe berid).
tet. bic ale in Sadien=slnbalt lie
Nen.
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Menn bic Namen dller Mdn0l0d<
ten Der &onbention porlieaen. ipiro
aur Mbitinmuna aeihritten, bic nad
alpbobetilher SrDnuna Der ein5el=
men Staoten erfolat. Seoe Staatsz
Delegation ipGblt einen Gorlibenoen,
Der Die 8abl befanntaibt.
Sci Ser eriten 9lbitimmuns ,pdbz
len Die Staatsoeleaationen geipobn=
lid einen .vfaporite ion" b. b. einen
Wonn, Der inn Staat aroke Hopula=
ritGt beiibt, aber eiaentlid fein ern=
ltcr Observation-Disclosures lit.
NanhmaI lit es bloR Elm politiihes
MonOper, ipomit bic fiinftiae Be-
ltimmllna ipihtiaer Stimmenblods
perihIeiert miro.
Gam beainnt Der ipirfli6e Bett=
beiperb Inn bic 9tominieruna. Sails
pffenfunDia ipiro, bah fein &anoi=
bat I'll 8cainn cine Mebrheit beiist,
ponn liebt man beim aipeiten lro
oritten &ahlaana, ipie iih bic Sage
Qeltaltet lmo bohurh baben bic per=
idieo. Tarteienaruppen bic Moalih=
felt inapiihen Eldne au ihmieoen,
I'M fir ibre &anbioaten mebr Stim=
men su eclpinnen. 9as ipielt iih
binter aeihlniienen Siren ob, bier
erfolat Elm &ubbanbel, Der bon ben
mGhtiaen Eorteiiiibrern in ben eins
selnen Stoaten uno ben 'Siibrern
Der Earteipolitif I'M aansen 9anoe
abaeidloiien miro. Manhmal iino
Die fiibrenoeu 8anoiDateu an Stdrfe
siemlid 9leith. man muk iid, Damn
auf einen 8pmprnmiHfanoiooten ei=
niaen. Dem Die anoeren 3dnbiooten
ibre Stimmen sufommen loiien. 60
Elm &anbihat miro ein bart borie"
9enannt.
Sniapiihcn peroen bic Staatsoes
leaationen immer ipieoer aufaerll=
fen lnp itimmen 10 lanae ab. big
ein 8anoioat bic Mebrbeit Der Stim=
men errinat. Gies fann cine oerau=
ME 8eile bauern, falls Der @ettbe=
iperb erbittert oefiibrt miro.
9tuh Scr 8abl bes lSrdiibent=
i6aftsfanoipoteu ipGblt man ben
8anoioaten fiir bic Sisepraiioent=
ihaft IN aleiher 9Seiie.
9SGbrenD Der &onpention tpahlt
man aub ein neues 9tationalfomiz
tee, nas Dann bic Wahlfampaane
su fiibren hat.
9SGbrenn zines &ahliahres miro
aelpobnlih oieier 9ton,inierunespnrs
CANA fritiiiert.. 9ie einen lpeiien
ooraui hin, baB bic Npminieruna in
&irflicbfeit in einem 3lubsimmer
erfolat lmn feline ireie &abI. ieitens
Der Scle0ierten bartlett. Die an0e=
ren lpeiien nienerlm barauf bin,
oaR pieie llnterbaltllnastdtiafeit uns
permeiolia lit, talls man eine lleber=
einitimmlrlia slpiitteu ben Eartei=
arllppen Der ein,elnen Staaten er=
sielen mill, 10 baR bam Elm Ginper-
nebmen bel Der 6auptpabl oes &an=
DiDuten erfplaen fam.
@em ME bur6 Siebe 2eio aeihab,
0em ,uarO allt Sieb' burb 2ieb' ME
rlah;
Selh fon,mt nobl obne 0ieb' allein,
Sleb' fam 1,ift obne 9eiben iein.
8ottfricb p. StraBbure.
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der SoWiefzona

gyittenbers. - Sn Wittenbers uno
gisleben iouie in anOeren 2utber.
it1Oten ser ruiiiihen Gone wiQ Die
9iesba6ener Gurt-Sertel. .Iilmpro'
BUTTON einen 9of,,mentariilm iiber
Wtartin 2utber oreben.
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8illt on ieben, oiine Die Iugen,
millit ou ifauen - lhlieBe lie.
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@em ME burb 9iebe 2eio aeidab.
0em ,uarO allb Sieb' ourb 2ieb' ME
mob;
9eih fon,mt tpnbl obne 0ieb' allein,
Sieb' fam r,ift chne 9eiben iein.
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Evening star., 1952-07-12
By Roger C. Whitmon

Question: Our basement is
partly cemented and part dirt and
everything, kept down there has
mold on it. What should we do?
Answer: Until you finish off the
rest of the basement with con-
crete, the condition will continue
because of the moisture given off
by the ground. 1t is not advis-
able to store any articles of value
in a basement regardless of how
dry the area may appear. There
is always a possibility Of some
moisture.
Plyw0od Walls.
Question: The walls of our home
are made of plywood. When the
seasons change, the walls crack
where the panels are put together.
Can something be done so these
cracks won't occur?
Answer: The only thing you can
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Catholic Veterans Cite
Truman for Peace Moves
BY the Assoeio'sd Press

A citation was presented yester-
day to President Truman for his
determined and untiring efforts
in the cause of peace and the ex-
pansion of the essential freedoms
to all peoples of the world"
The presentation was made in
behalf of the Catholic War Vet
erans by Thomas j. Cutie, the
new commander elected at Balti-
more in June.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
Condensation in Dirt-FIoor Basement: What to Do?

cover up the insulation or should
I remove the insulation first?
Answer: It is advisable to take
up the insulation and place it
over the ceilings of the new
rooms you intend building.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

Mr.. Whitman offers readers
leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning home repair. If you
would like to have his leaf1et,
W-23. cellar Dampness From
Condensation Only, Not Leakage, E"
send 10 cents in coin to Roger C.
Whitman, P. o. Box SO, Station
G., New York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

use over the joints is a decora-
tive wood molding. There is no
filler or compound that will re-
main permanently in the joints.
Paint Stains on Brick.
Question: Although the paint
used on the outside trim of our
new home is of q good quality
it powders and washes off on
the brick walls. We are wonder
ing if you can suggest a cleansing
agent to remove this white stain
Evening star., 1952-07-12
from the surface of the brick.

from the surface Of the brick.
Answer: 1t will be rather diff
ficult to remove completely such
discoloration because the surface
of brick is somewhat sandy and
slightly absorbent. Try scrub
bing the surfaces with a solution
of trisodium phosphate or wash
ing soda, using about three
pounds to each gallon of water
Then rinse with clear water.
If the stain has not penetrated
deeply into the brick, rubbing
with emery cloth or medium
course sandpaper may remove it.
Insulation in Attic.
Question: contemplate put
ting rooms in the attic of my
home. At present there is just
a catwalk down the center and
insulation between the joists. /
want to put in subfiooring
throughout the attic area and
would like to know il I should