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TOMORROW.

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WASHINGTON School of Ballet. Consti-
tuition Hall. $50 pm. Music by
Haydn and Humperdinck.
THE FOUNDRY SYMPHONY ORCHES-
IRA. Glen Carow, conductor; william
Soloists: Temple Dunn. organ: Norman
Greenhouse. violin; Nancy Pe0re Tufts
organ; Donald Peck. flute; George
Church. $40 A pm. Overture MT Leonoft
No. 3, Beethoven: Chorale and Fugue
In g minor CThe Great, Bach Albert
1S32-l915); Adagio and Rondo. K
617. Mozart; Zigeunerweisen. Sara
safe; First symphony for Organ and
Orchestra. Opus AZ. Guilmant: Flute
Soliloauy.. Bernard Rogers; South Pa
Organ and Orchestra. Opus 4. No g.
Handel; Belle of the Ball. Anderson
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TUESDAY.

ANDREW HAIGH, piano. The Arts Club,
S;46 pm. Fantasy and Fugue in G
minor Bach-Liszt; Sonata in r,
K. 533, Mozart: Sonata In r minor.
Opus 81. Beethoven; Rhapsody in @
minor, Opus 70, No. 2. Intermezzo IN
minor, OpLs 11S, No. 2. Brahms,
Toccata, Opus z. Schumann.
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The poster advertising of his recitalS is part of the
Library of Congress collection of Paganni memorabilia 1.-THE
Carnival Of Venice in the poster will played
here Friday by Zinc FransceScatti
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THURSDAY.
NATION. AL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell. conductor, with the
Washington School of the Ballet. Gem
stitution Hail. . pm. Students con-
cert: Adagio. Holmes: Haffner SYM
phony. Mozart; Dialogue of the Wind
and the Sea. from La Mer DebuSSy !:
Marche Slav. TSchaikowsky; the
Timely Dragon. Ravel: Schubertiana,
Schubert
UNITED STATES ARMY BAND. Capt.
Samuel LOboda. conductor. Soloists
Igor CORN, baritone; Pvt. Lloyd Lin
droth, harp. Departmental Auditorium,
$50 pm. Shield of Liberty March,
Richards: Overture to Der Freischutz.
Won Weber; Two excerpts from the
Family Album Suite, Gould; The
Prince and the Mermaid. fantasy for
harp. Loboda; March for Band. Sir
Thomas Beecham Song OF the Open
ney. Parry; Di Provenza. Verdi; To-
reader Song. Blzet: Procession to the
Cathedral from Lohengrin. Wagner.
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND SYM
pHONY ORCHESTRA. 1t. Col. VIII
liam r. SanteImann, conductor. Solo
list, Paul Makara, violin. Commerce
Department auditorium, S:15 pm.
PRELUDE TO the third act, and the
Dance OF the Apprentices from Die
MelStersinger, Wagner; Moods, Con-
rad Bernier. In Old Virginia over
ture. Powell: Violin Concerto In D,
Brahms; Polovetzian Dances. Boro-
din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
WEDNESDAY,.

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell, conductor. Soloist.
Arthur Rubinstein, piano. Constitu-
Concerto No. 3. Bach: La Mer, De-
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FRIDAY.

THE FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB.
Artists: Louise Kupelian, Elena Bic
derman, Helen OrbisOn. piano; An
nabelle Hoge, soprano; Elizabeth Du
Val, violin. Cosmos Club assembly
hall, l1:30 pm. Prelude and Fugue
in E minor. Mendelssohn: Three Prel-
udes, Opera 80. No. 10. %. No 8,
32, No. 8, RachmAninofi: Praise,
Posamanick; Groom for the Christ
Child, A Green Cornfield. Head; Tres
MorillaS. Ooradors: Oh. Que Buen
Amor. Saber Yoglar. Obradors: Ele-
gia EtRrna, 0ranados: Rima, Turina
Sonata In minor, Opus so. No. =.
Beethoven.
ZINC FRANCEscATTI. violin: Artur
Balsam. piano, AT the Library of
gram Concerto in D. Carnival Of
Venice, Six Caprices: / Palpiti.
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND. CWO
Richard Townsend. conductor Solo,
lists: Ben Mitchell Morris, tenor: Rich
ard Larson, piano. At the Depart
mental Auditorium. $40 pm March
to the Scafforld, Berlioz. Colas Breug
non Overture. Kabalevsky; Vesti Ia
giuhba, Leoncavallo; Symphony in 3
minor, No. s, Schubert; Jericho
Gould: The Shawl Dance, Skinner;
The Parrot. Abreu; Cornish Rhapsody,
Bath; Cinderella Fantasy. Coates.
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BRANCH DRIVEN

$500 Branch Ave. Sc. md. Rte. 81
Tonight and Mon! BOB HOPE and
ROSEMARY CLOONEY in HERE
CONE THE GIRLS" in Tech, s:l5.
JACK PALANCE and JOAN FoN:
TAME in FLIGHT TO TANGIER."
in Tech, $3.50, 9:45. Drive out Pa.
Ave Sc. from sousa Bridge. or out
Suitland Pkwy. from s. Capitol
bridge and turn right on Branch
Ave, drive ga mi. so. Of D. C. line!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
Programs of the Week
THURSDAY.

busy; Concerto No. /, In D minor
Opus 10, Brahms.
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SATURDAY.

DUKE UNIVERSITY Mems Glee Club.
J. koster Barnes, conductor. Lisner
Auditorium. S:16 pm. Program not
announced.
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GREENRELT es s 8 ssss r.. NJ sa,..ne
Shows Cont. PM. BURT LANCASTER
in HIS MAJESTY OKEEFE.' in Teen.
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SON. EDGAR BUCHANON, WILD
CT ION >, At D N
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MARYLAND PERSONNEL AGENc,
"A ncsnced Employmept Agency
6026 Rhode Island Avenue
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lawn: central location. Bus 81
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HELp----MEN

ACCOUNTANT, semi-senior. for CPA
sEDsrienee, aE@ msnins .cSeo srad
/ uate; some travel involved: excel
working cond. Reply. stats age
education, SALARY desired. Boz
S26-V. star. --6
ACCOUNTANT IN. for CpA once;
permanent position: opportunity for
edFancement; must know fyping
ssst:d Sssss noa sssy ia sssr 'aary e.
ACCOUNTING CLERK - Permanent
position 4.., With l. l.rGe { progressive foo
currently studying for accOuntina
vspcemsnt for Siehf nan: startsng
Ser sS..sScSS. iisss.. 81 .At' e. Can
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HELp--MEN Gent ]

ArPRAISERS -Large Insurance. com.
pany needs Immediately young mcr
2S to 36. preferably with feaI
estate experience, to train as reaj
estate appraisers In Baltimore-
washington area. Good startirr
salary, insurance, retirement ben.
efits and opportunity for ADVANCE
Z ment. Forward resume, eeiucation
experienee. etc. 10 Box 12B-S, Star
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMEN {2J
Apply ct 6PECTOR q MONTCCM.
EEX 1923 West Broad st.. Fall
ARTIST, strong in typography and
design: must be able to handle lay
outs. quick paste-ips and some spots
illustrations. Excellent Opportunity
Tor good aworker: many employe
Dement'S. Write in confidence statife
sexper eyp and salary expected. Boz
AUTOAiOTiVE MACHINIsT. experi.
enced in engine rebuilding; must
nave good references. sos New York
AUTo MECHANIC. lst class. 70 Fore.
man for garage and manage service
station. Must be reliable, sober an6
turn. references. Excel. pay. perman.
ent position. IA. 2-o244 IL
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y1hrznrl gSrvinA MS~ e~SSAs ~
Ds,.01i LysFSNs yssFE!Ss eaiEi cehaiEivRo1rr
Hyattsviiis. Nd. wa. 7-72oo
AUTOMOBILE OFFICE M2N1GER---
Exper. necessary. High pay; good
,working cond.: perm. suburban Nd.
AUT0-FxRTs NAN, rosd rSsdf; exparisne,
necessary: busy department: 5la-day
Ek.. paid vacation. group hospitaIiza-
lion insurance: opportunity for ad-
xx9ncsmsnt Call LEO BUCKLEY.
A9IoM1SSsssniE MrcHASIc-puPolNT
MOTOR REPAIR. rear Ii2S 18th
AUTo.PPxRTTss SoiBsaR iiSss needs tv,
countermen with experience. Re
py giving age, expef. and recent
photo II available; replies conn
osntiai; aS sox oqc gcoIW men not Sn9otitied Of this
AUTOAiOTivE REfRESENTATIvE "a
cover washington territory: resident
ol Washtngton or vicinity: must have
sntomotiys auto ns,io5 io55eer or factory expert.
ss,r. saiary: expenses, bonus. health In.
reply stating experience, age, and
salary expected to THE EhECTRIC
.AuTO.L1TE CO. ct Box 401.V, Star
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for used
car lot. local Ford dealer must have
earnings possible for good worker
oointn:rt cail MT Puks; ,Sonm salssmansgsr for ap
sprins. Nd. Call between 10 anc
A1fS Monsaif, saf,EsgIiaSS7 IN aSS;7soHi eSi i .om1I.t,
our small sales force, selling Fords
fine opportunity for producer II
suburban area, great potential: DEM
cstrator; nice place to work; leads,
noor time, etc. TAKoMA MOTOR
co, 7001 Carroll ave-, Takoma
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PUBLIC HEALTH
SANITARIAN

Bachelors degree required; bscter-
iology, biology. physics and 'chemis-
try helpful. Permanent position
available Immediately. Write. Eiv-
ne REASTa Sf!IalifssIiEns' baST. to ALEXANDER @f
Ing our sales orsaniEation to 10 men
creates opening for experienced
salesman who can produce. Prefer
one one with We, license. call Mr.. WAC
RAE NAE' ~ ESEsT44Tfes 4TfsoSj SjAnEsmrN .mzn..r,.
missions; istnfioor sSha Sir.conditioned sh sS@
once. complete once cooperation
ID new home developments and
other type listings. Draw permitted.
For c1n6dential intsryisw call T. N.
REAH haHNEs EsTATE < Go osAIERRs&IlNa asS tor Fall.
Church once. liberal commission:
plenty OF listings and door time.
only. LYNN Hd RHdEAETYf. f JE, ~ a-s4oO. 100
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-we have
tive who has an attractive person.
atty and appearance; adequate real
estate training will be provided.
Car required. Person with person.
mel experience. student Of public re-
lations or person with experience in
selling desired. Call MR.. JOHN.
SON Monday for interview. Wo.
REAL ESTATE statesmen for part
time; opportunity to increase your
income. We pay top commissions,
stan. SINDLER REALTY CO., No.
r. I ave. HO. 2-1257, %
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN
= needed Immediately. 120-home sub
division now being developed. Prefer
exper. Drawing account to those
who qualify. Call SALES MAN.
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AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture.
glass, china, hric-e-brac, etc, Thurs
day. 1880 pm. SUBURBAN AUG
TrON, Rockville. Md.
c. G. SLOAN 3 CO., INC, AUCTs.
Auctioneers. Appraisers
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
Household furniture and furnishings:
Governor winthrop and falling lid
desks, chests Of drawers, snap top
table. upholstered sofas and up-
holstered chairs, mahogany dining
room suite, walnut dining room
suits. Lane cedar chest. metal and
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machine. Carrier A-h.p. cir con-
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china. glassware, bric-a-brac, books.
s AT sLOAN,s
715 THIRTEENTH ST. NV.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 3rd AT 10 AN
Terms, Cash. c. q. SLOAN q CO,
INC. Established 1891. aug.I z
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CIVIL ENGINEERS
AMp nn,r,llS }R;. 1as9lsNWnAss aI@AWAx Al

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BRIDGE DESIGNERS
Excellent opportunity. Permanent
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sulting engineer. Location. Harris
burg. Penn: and East orange. New
Harrison St. East oranee. New
CLERK. iiquor store; salary commen-
surate with exper.; local refs. req.
Ma. s-6666, Monday. for appt.
CLERK. underwriting trainee. 20 20
26. draft exempt. some COLLEGE back
/. ground, to work In clerical capacity
In our underwriting dept; excel
opportunity II YOU are interested In
career in life insurance; nominal
salary to start. Apply Room 800,
EoufTABLE LIE ms. CO.. $40
CLERKS t2y. white, under 50. war
yeterans@ o. Washington area, 10
learn investigAttng. working mostly
with records and phones IN large
credit and financial reporting Of
Zee near 18th and II stss NV. Hours,
$50 % 3; y day Sat. start $500
SeAfly. uniess worth more. Phone
'eITI.e 'vN
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: AUTO Statesmen

AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. ige,
Ford leadership; must have expeF
In DIAGNOSING. This Is an attractive
Keeney. MONROE FORD co 1897
East-West hwy. Silver Spring. Md
AUTOMOBILE used-car salesman
experienced: must furnish Al ref
erences. Presently men average $500
per. month. Large Lincoln Mercury
dealer. Plenty Of Advertising; excel.
lent opportunity for ton salesman
Amply BOX 406-V. Star
BOOkkEEPER for general bookkeep-
ing, billing and cost work. some
typing; good salary. amount open,
CAB DRlVERS--rlymouth for rent
$50 week; win sell for $40 wk.. with
gooa credit. Ii. 4-0346.
CAB DRIVERS--Men to drive DlA-
MOND CABS. We assist you In
: obtaining I. D. card. Ii. 3-6102.
See Mr. EElNBERG. 10
CABINETMAKERS Openings fol
experienced In bench work. Steady
work in union shop. Apply LANK
WOODWORK Co. LIST and x SITS
CAMERA SALESMAN. excel. opport
HENRY's CAMERA EXCHANGE. 421
King st.. Alexandria. Va. Kinl
U
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ATTENTION WOMEN
We urssntly Need
SECRETARIES

Come in, and see us. We have many
excellent positions In D. c.. Nd.
and Va.
NATIONAL EMPL. SERVICE
HOS lsth NV. at / Ex. s-727o
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DRUGS Medical service representa-
Bonus, Expenses. Car furnished,
Hcspitali1ation, accident and life
insurance free. In reply state age.
education and experience. WARNER
cHncoTT LABS. Box 4s7-v. Star.
DRY cLEANER needs utility piani
Drivers permit necess. 10. a-8o00
EDITORIAL ASST
81, 900 year. National association de-
sires college graduate with English
or journalism major. or equivalent
experience to copy-edit. proof read,
do page paste-up and clerical work
incident to production records. Ac-
Quaintance with typography desif-
able. Give. details Of qualifications
14I-v. Star. -
E@I1SlRIgIANs @ ~ ssI SOth Old and PeW
ELECTRICIANS. exper., good pay
licensed men only. Call La. 6-7324.
ELECTRICIANS and helpers. excel
opportunity. must have exper. Phone
after 4 pm. La. 6-3276. --2
OPERATOR. coIored. fol
apt. butldine on Conn. ave. Must
have permit and be familiar with
switchboard operation. Hours:
$50. sS e can m RRs. eaE EaE Yses So. sssss sasasss5s
ENGfNEERs. Electrenie and me-
nance. guided missile aud aircraft
Prclects Write fully, ? o BOZ
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AUTO SALESMAN

AN ~ 01ALG0Ml1AN
A real opportunity is available for
an aggressive, exper. auto salesman.
with Q well estab. nrm handling
one OF Americas outstanding cars.
The man we select can expect our
full cooperation, backed BY long
exper both In sales and service
Our compensation plan and other
dement's offer you o long-rAage prop
ositton well worth looking into.
When answering. please give full
particulars as to age, exper., mari
tai status and general stability
Your answer will be kept strictly
condential. Box 262-y. Star. ~
AUTO statesmen. washington 4
LARGEST used-caE dealer needs 2
salary. salaIy plus en- entirely new com-
ditions; Call Mrs; Michaslscn for
ERS. INC. Ii. 3-88OO. -
AUTQMOBILE SALESMAN; due to
forthcoming changes in our ioca-
ton We will need additional sales
men to assist our Chevrolet custom
we need experienced. automobile
men. but. success. In other lines OF
retail selling will be given every
consideration. We can supply
product training II you can sell.
Excellent compensati ton, company
HICKS CHEVROLET. INC. 1910
IInghfT Gf
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ARLINGTON-ALEX

WOMEN
RECEIPT. typ. some coll. $3.50
RECEIPT. no typ. ,yns. SO. Ari. $s2
Typiss. nisso.; sooS Cd speed ad and exp. $sS
cik.typist.. sik.nIt wis Wilson blvd. $3.50
TYP. learn key punch. King 81. $SSge $SSge
Editorial ShaSsii nii asst. st. exp. deg, - - $3.50
secy.. cgs Isdsi;t scientific held ------- Ssft
|Secy., public relations -------. $3.50
Hecy.. educ. field ---------S S261
steno.. Wash. st.. e-5 -----eS9999
|sessyy.. s;i pasy;fioii. i.- personnsi offc.-- $s44
Ticket agent. airport -. $3.50
|IBM key punch, Wash. st.. $3.50
R.ssieisn RE ,,ar.e. req dental ofe fssal' = s sS
Ran KKsnD disssior. ssss Lee siS.Yais = ossgs
Mimecgraph opr.. no exp. nee. $40
denl. ofae.. s-l1 & &H;R,.. mature $50
Field rep. no expense $3.50
Shipping elk. yne.. typ. ------e e$g55g e$g55Hg
iSM sIssis tSS. mach mach. S opr.. exp. to $500
Ghcwcard artist. some displey te $40
Eiectrician. -exp.. Hs6--- $Ikn hr;
Civil eng, exp. --2 70 S6.ouU
Potomac Enpl. Hrs, 90
oil King So. Alex. KI. 9-5066
ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Acct. Bkpr., auto. exp. = SSs.$100
Bkpr.. full chg. NV. ---ea $40
BEDDrr BEEDr aacsstts.. pay. cost - SSs
Bkpf.. half.days, -------- S3b
IL. e acct.. Jewish orr. q, -----s$a9
A4sr;... AsTs. "a III nm sinsle S8f S8f -
SecfetAfy. no shorthand --. $50
instrument men Nd. $50
PRICING clerk tr1inee. Afl. $50
Learn mems wear business 500
Group ins, sales 1Ai. only
Receiving elk. ab-A0 500
Underwater trainee. sal. open
WOMEN
Secys.. stenoes.. tyuistg. clerks. pBx.
bkpfs., office mach. oprs. Many Sc
lect positions: hiehest salaries
ATLAS, RE. 7-5767
1890 New York Ave. NV. RIM. 500
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ENGINEER, 3rd CLASS
Steady lob. GOOD working conditions.
yaeatien With pay. BOSTON HOUSE,,
NO. 1-5zee. -
Evening star., 1954-08-01
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PAINT SALESMAN
PHQIOGRAMETHIC
MSTgUMENT TlggIIl.i.S3NT

Experienced on Multipiex or Kelsh
Instruments. 6-day. 40-hour week.
Salary to $125 week. Private In
austry. Permanent. Our employes
dence: Eiying your experience. BOZ
Evening star., 1954-11-05
A TRIP TO THE ZOO.

Here your Junior Editors of the dangerous
and beautiful animals of the unglethe tiger The
great cunning and powerful weighs much 500
Its yellow black stripes make tiger
the jungle Make tiger this
With water colors crayon color the tiger yellow but
leave white the just above its under its
chi and the underside of its legs Color the
wall which it is resting Make the play ball red and
blue. the bones white
g. With library this square piece cereal
box cardboard Press it under heavy books until dry.
the tiger the WALL leaving them attached
fold under the bottom flap the tiger will stand
Place the tiger in another made from Tuesdays
directions, give it and add it to your
A p
Tomorrow: The MONKEY that live in your "zoo"
Evening star., 1954-11-05
Uncle Roy S Corner

Near the end of the last world
war, Canadian soldiers entered
the Netherlands. and started to
capture the German troops, or
drive them out of the country.
Americans forces came after
ward to join in the liberation.
Not having received orders TO
surrender. the Germans kept
their guns and ammunition.
Some of them rode or tramped
across Holland, seeking safety
in Germany. For the most part
they moved at night. and hid
during the daytime. They
wanted to be out Of sight of
the Allied planes which swooped
low over the country.
One German line Of march
passed through the valley in
which the farmhouse of Mrs.
Julia Van Hess stood. Here she
served as q link In the under
| ground, and helped students and
Evening star., 1954-11-05
BY Ramon coffman

Three dozen German soldiers
arrived one day. Several hours
passed before they discovered
the Latvians, who had buried
themselves under hay in the
barn loft. Hearing the shouting
outside. Mrs. Van Hess gave the
Jewish girl q sum Of money and
told her to flee.
Soon afterward the officer In
charge of the Germans called
his hostess to account.
you have been guilty Of
helping these aLtvians to es-
cape from the German army!"
he shouted.
'@That is false" she replied.
"I had nothing to do with their
leaving your army. What I did
was to give them shelter when
they came to my door"
After thinking about her
words, the officer decided TO let
her go free. With his soldiers
Evening star., 1954-11-05
The Russian form is ROSSIYA,
pronounced: ral1-SEE-yah.

The Russian form is ROSSIYA,
pronounced: rah- h-SEE-yah.
MOSCOW, the capital Of Rus
STA, should not be called
"MAHSS-kow," the second syl-
liable rhymi1g with how, now. 1t
should rhyme with hoe, toe. as:
MAHSS-koe.
The Russian form of the name
is MOSKVA, pronounce d:
MAHSS-kvah.
The late GEORGE BERNARD
SHAW did not give to his second
name the pronunciation COM
monty heard: '-ber-NHARD.' :
tBernard, by the way, means
bold as a bear" The famous
English writer preferred the
pronunciation: BER- R-nerd.
Several readers report that
they have heard the word DE-
BACLE pronounced 'DEB-uh-
k'F' on the air. Can that be
right. they ask2 The answer Il
these choices: Cd dee-BAH-kl,
ca ee-BAK-k1.
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Evening star., 1954-11-05

and Latvian prisoners, he de-
parted for Germany.
Unhappily there were 8. 8.
officers in the area. and they OBJ
tanned word Of what had hap:
pened at the farm. Placing Mrs.
Van Hess under arrest. they sent
her across the border to the
city Of Muenster to stand trial
for her deeds.
Evening star., 1954-11-05

Worditorial: "Aristotle'S say
ing concerning personal beauty,
that it is better than all the let
ters of recommendation in the
world, might, perhaps. with
greater propriety, be applied to
/ the matter Of correct pronunci-
alton; at all events. 1t is certain
| that nothing marks more quickly
! a persons mental and social
! status than his practice In this