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P4GK MM1UN THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, WINDSOR, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1949' The Windsor Stars Letter Box Ask The Star Another Opponent Of Daylight Time Help This San Case To Collect Stamps ALEO'GREAT Reader Expresses Views On Election Picture Favors Airport Idea, And Soon, Too! Sir: What about the proposed international airport? Is it a deadj I 1 Q. What date were the Dinntt quintuplets born? 1 May 28. 1934. at Callatul- r. Sir: I am a patient in Cook Sana-1 Sir: May I add my bit the (ml.

tonum here in Three Rivers, Que-lconlrovcrsy on Da light Saing. q. where does cimphnr ronte 1 1 am fully in accord with those bee, and I would be very grateful if who have written lt. Thete Sir; May I air my views on a coming federal election in which i A. Camphor is a substance Filed from wood ot Ihe issue I hope it will come, and soon.

Just a few years ago there was talk of the bridge (that could never ion another session and members I am always enterested? Now that the doors have closed jyou would publish my little letter jls no scnse in it whatever. Why iin the Letter Box of tour popular in the world it was lorccd upon! I us this year is beyond my 00 tv pt: "huh Kws in Daily Puzzle and Quiz Corner Intelligence Test Dr. George W. Crane Score one point for a correct solution to each of the first five problems. The last problem counts five points.

1. Which one of the following should make one think of Santas sleigh? Fans Antler Tu-k Claw 2. Which one of these fruit' is U'Ually the largest in size? Jonathan Clin? Duke Gage 3. Which one of the following suggests the D. college degree? Regalia Toga Surplice Vestment 4.

Which one of the following would be most interested in your spoor? Hereford Shropshire Plymouth Rock Collie 3. In a frame house, which one of The following timbers makes a right angle with the earth's suiiafe Sill Joist Studding Rafter 6. In deference to the many teachers who have been writing me about this column. Ill offer the following idioms of American speech. Match the verbs shown the left hand column with the corresponding objects to which they pertain, as listed in the right hand column.

You deserve one point for each correct judgment. (a) Schedule (v) Date (b) Elect (w) Laborer Select Game (d) Book (y) Chairman e) Hire Speaker Score yourself as follows; 0-2, poor; 3-6, average; 7-8, superior; 9-10, very superior. See answers on opDosite page. happen, but what would happen today if the bridge closed for a week? When the tunnel was talked of, folks thought this sure would be a flop. Suppose the tunnel was closed for a week, think what would happen! My opinion is get the airport, and soon, at all costs.

W. BUTLER. Windsor. newspaper. I ycould like to collect stamps but slandlns' When the real hot weal tier sotsi as I am just starting, my collection for good lts no Us(, goinc to to wiite fourth das engineering is not very big and I am having a an hour earlier to try and! examinations and alo to obtain hard time to get stamps.

1 thought make up for the hour's rest yye losej equ'rrmentx tor the cKannn- I could get some with this letter to in the morning, as the rooms have ation? not had a chance to cool olf at A Write to a Mr RuHi.in all and sleep is impossible. 'Pyeison Institute CIiumIi and 1" pity parents with school age Gould streets. Toronto children I yvent through it dur-1 mg the First War and 1 know what I'm talking about I I understood it yyas going to discarded with the other war measures, but 1 seem to be wrong If folks want to gel up an hour I duty charged on an o'-iuto timn earlier in the morning, that is i 7.500 to HO it'iu is lour pi Hi m. up to them, but yy by force it on' Ou-r 10 0(10 but not cxiierling those who don At any rate. i.

i the duty is petieti they might just haye had it for July and August if they had to1 Q. What is the pew riling your paper. I have been in the sanatorium for two years. I am just 20 years old. Here all we can do i small and light work or hobbies and I guess that collecting stamps ill be a nice way for me to spend my spare time.

Will you ask your numerous readers to send me some stamps I thank you very much. Q. Can you please tell me bow large an estate would be in I nc-land to hae 600 taken in death duties? A. The estate would be sliehi'v in excess it 10 000 The ou sort of lose patience With the people you Who iude all of life By Some small private of parliament head for home to get tuned up for the election on June 27 the Grits and the Tories! will be battling for the front seats in Ottawa. I wonder if they stopped a while and thought what they had accomplished in this last session, that would be of any value to the people and the country? They will soon be coming before the people and ask to be elected, but on what merits? I have been following the last session closely, but I certainly cant understand how they can ask us to elect them and give us nothing in return.

It took them six weeks or more to settle the Newfoundland question. I believe that this was due to Col. Drew fiddling with trifles. Canada has been losing foreign trade left and right. What did the Grits do? Nothing.

Housing shortage is as bad as it ever was; our highways have been untouched; the unemployed are continually mounting along with our cost of living. There you have (Mr) JEW MARIE ARSENEALLT. Cook Sanatorium, Three Rivers, Que. Brain Twizzler Guess the jName have it. In September the mornings are getting dark and.

as my sons said, last September, its like getting up in the winter time. The yvhole thing is ridiculous, especially with Detroit on stand- speed record? A. George Hosiudd holds speed record for tpmg on 1 standard machine ydh 14'i woid per minute, lor a sustained penod of one hour In these (mitosis 10 Serbs and Slovenes Seek Books to Read ard time. My suggestion is tliat nrds are deducted im cadi n. -the measure be repealed, and I In spurts tor shoit pounds am sure there are many who agree jas 1anv voids a mitiuta mav be typed E.

1. Affectionately known to baseball fans of his time as The Big Tram. this big right-hander had one of the most illustrious pitching records in diamond history. Born in Humboldt, in 1887, lie joined the Washington American League club in 1907. Beginning in 1910 for 10 straight years he v.on 20 games or better.

In 1913 be rolled up an incredible 36 viC' Tories for the season. He also pitched brilliantly in the 1924 and 1925 World Series. When his ing career ended in 1927 he had won an amazing total of 413 games. Later he managed the Senators and the Cleveland Indians. Who was he? The Star Analysis of Strike Commended Sir; I am not trying to add to the publicity given the Asbestos Mine workers who are out on strike.

Mr. H. L. MacPherson (in a recent editorial) gave a fine, clear-cut analysis of the situation in Asbestos. Quebec.

I clipped the editorial from The Star and showed it to many of my fellow workers. My reasons for writing are to thank The Star for its honest coverage of this shameful situation and to urge as many as I can to watch this strike more closely, for herein lies a situation of great political significance to the people. Mr. Maurice Duplessis the Colonel Drew of Quebec, and another front man for big business has called in the provincial police of Quebec to break this strike. The police are fully armed and under orders to keep law and order at any cost to the workers skulls.

The police are being paid a bonus by affected plants of $50 a week, while the workers, who created this asbestos empire, go hungry, so I understand. The dictatorial manner in which Duplessis acted is show'n by the fact that the local authorities in Asbestos were quite capable of handling the situation, and they did not ask for outside aid. Regardless of this, the provincial police were ordered in. Even though this strike has gained nationwide attention and support, our government in Ottawa has failed to take any action. There are some who will say: This is a provincial matter.

To them, I Q. What was the first sue. eessful canal built In the I mtrd Mates? A. The Erie winch opened in 1825. A fleet of boat yyas lowed Irom Albany to New Olten I hear over the radiojVotk Where Goyetnot Clinton great system yy demur- poured a keg of Lake Fne wat(r have and hovy we can still jmto New York harbor This v.n by voicing any gricyance I to sboyy that the waters of one have against it'.

Mediterranean seas" ate joined election lime is coming "ith the Atlantic by means (if 1I, the Liberal setup, in my opinion. Now lets turn to Opposition Leader Drew. What has he tried to do for us since he has been in Ottawa? He tried to take away our rent control. He did condemn the Liberals about the taxes, as if he didnt like the tax himself. We can recall, when he was premier of Ontario, the Liberals in Ottayva dropped the amusement tax.

He picked it up, covered it with candy and called it the subsistance for hospitals. Mr. Harrison trys to make us believe that he has a laugh on the C.C.F. because it nominated Archie Cherniak for Essex West. He goes on to tell us that Archie is a successful business man, (as if we didnt know) because of principles other than the C.C.F.s so therefor the party possibly has picked the wrong man.

Mr. Cherniak is a successful business man; he will also be the same in politics, and that is because he understands the little fellow, and there are more little fellows than big guys. Archie pulled through the last depression in business, and he does not wish to see another one. Good luck to you Archie. Mr.

X. Windsor. By PROF. J. D.

FLINT UNDIES Yes, we called this the Undic Sir: As a correspondent for the with me. Serbs and Slovens in this school. I would like very much it you would please send us books as we have very few things to read. The Slovens in this school also would like to know if you can please send me the address of a Slovene paper, or the addresses of any Slovene clubs in the United States or Canada. English is important in this school, as yye all do not speak or read in German and therefore yvould it be possible to send us one or two Serbian-Enghsh and English-Serbian dictionaries? I am hoping that you will fulfil this request and am thanking you in advance.

W. P. POLANEC. President. 23 Ycrden (Allen British Zonal Trade School, Gibraltar Barracks, 65 P.

A S. B.A.O.R. 32. Sir: what a ractes better it. we may Well, soon and to remind have For Liberals take money out giving or stamps ory savings Ottawa compulsory collect haye written This beloved Scottish poet.

problem, but only because the Eno Canal say: When provincial rights are placed ahead of human rights, then its time our B.N.A. Act was overhauled. We, the people, have two obvious duties to perform for ourselves and the asbestos miners. We can boycott asbestos products. If we do not do this, we are no better than the strike breakers, for indirectly we will be paying their bonuses.

We must become very political conscious and judge each political party by its actions as well as platform promises and then support the party which will give the people the greatest amount of democratic freedom. In closing I would like to recall a well-known quotation which can bear repetition at this time, and any time: A society of sheep begets a government of wolves. S. LORE, Windsor. sterilization legal In letters figure so promin- born 25 1759, near Ayr I was, until his 16th year, a plough ently in each of the eight words jj0y jje however, was a great I think if yyould be proper the people that the Liberals been there tor long.

instance yyhat right had the or any other party to from the people viith- Q. Is anada? A. Sterilization in Canada governed by provincial law, It it some kind of the nirchoal n- i fcMon ana flu chunn and onl of the group. In the first word forms the first three letters. In each word from there on they move over one position, always in reader eating at mealtime with a spoon in one hand and a book in the other.

As he ploughed he invented new forms of poetry. Out cf his poverty and hard work, his order however, until they are spirit developed a revolt lest three letters of the last word. against restraint. He was about to Here are the clues: 1. Hollowed jtake passage to Jamaica as book-cut, weakened.

2. Underlying keeper to a slave -estate when the foundations, principles. 3. Plenti-i success of his first volume of fully, sufficiently. 4.

Without reas- poems detained him It contained on or foundation. 5. Stunning. some of his most celebrated work, amazing. 6.

Twizzled, perplex-d. The Cotters Saturday Night, To confused. 7. Medley, mixture. coin-ia Mouse, To a Daisy.

In 1788 he pound of chopped meats. 8. Breed 'rote Auld Lang Syne and Tam cf excellent tracking dogs. He died July 21, 1796, For answer to todays Twizzler I a prematurely old man because of MICKEY MOUSE Court Jesters By Walt Disney for it I mean eompul-, duitng the war owes me over $125 in! money which 1 cannot I or do anything about. 1: twice hut no Secondly.

About unemployment, insurance Why don't thev giye, receipts at the end of each yearl so a person would know where lie stands? reason wltv the leaning Personally. I have paid in sinee tower of Pma does not tall oyer is it has started, and I am not sure that a leaning strut tin I could collect three months or v. hose parts are firmly bound to- six months or maybe nothing at alt. aether will continue in stand Vs for the Conservatives. they as a vertical line dmn are just about the same tton oldnrough its centre ot gravity, a party.

passes withtn the base A commis So. folks, lei's try something rppointed by the Italian g. ernment found that the tm linat .1 ef the toyier of Pisa yyas about 6 else befote we go mad. POLITICS. see opposite page.

dissipation and poverty, but his poems live on in the hearts of all yho read them. Who was this man? (Names at bottom of column). Test Your Facts Windsor. Below each of tbe following, questions are listed three OICl GclIllC Make your choice, see the correct i r-irxfiAr'VF answers on opposite page and CHAMPAGNE mark your score: Champagne: sham pan'. A white 1.

The orang-utan is found in sparkling wine) (a) Africa and western Europe. Average mark ......34 words b) Borneo and Sumatra. lime limit 25 minutes (c) Australia and Neyv Zealand i Can you find 37 or more common 2. Hoyv many different parts are English yvords in champagne? there to a violin? list will be found on opposite (a) Twenty-four. page.

(b) Seventy. Rules of the Game 1. Words (c) Two hundred. be of four or more letters. 3.

What happened to the Kil- 2. Words which acquire four letters kenny Cats in the old Irish by the addition of such as (a) They went to see the king. "bats, cats, are not used. 3. (b) They fought until nothing Only one form of a word is used, was left but their tails.

4. Proper names are not used. c) They put to sea with thej 4. Who was the last Aztec em-. SoillC CllCStlOllS WILLIE DEE A Slight Difference By Vic Green feet mid that the inclination yyas increasing at the r-de of about one-third of an mill in Icn yens.

that rate about ye, rs tie inclination of tiv tower woo increase to the pomt where the Sir: We yyould like to say a few line of gravity yuuihi fall out' do word as to the working conditionsjthe supporting foundation and 'lie and surroundings of most Chinese iv alls would begin to fall restaurants. ate being taken to remloKo ine Some people are inclined to be-jtmt! around the foundation in he lieve, according to that great I gradual Injection of hartlctmu; grape-vine. that Chinese bosses 1 material such as cement, supposedly court Occidental gills, namely their employes. This is untrue, of course. If only a feyv of the bosses were like our bo's their employes would have no complaints.

Very seldom Wee Cocker Spaniel Far Frae Hame Sir: There is 8 lovely, wee blaik peror of Mexico? (a) Nostradamus. Montezuma II. (c) Paracelsus I. spaniel, friendly and teiv do we advertise for help. We need fond of children and nby loudly lo-t.

playing around in the vicinity Riverside dme and St. Louis. Interested as I am in liousehobl pets. would like to soc the owner retiieye this nice ptip. Perhaps 4 Anyone seen after hours with 1n Rov restore the linker to his home ANIMAL LOVER.

Rn erside. 1. The name of what English peer and prolific letter writer of the 18th century personifies good manners? 2. Who is best known of the founders of the American Federation of Labor? 1859 Madame Nellie 5. V.

hat is the Smithsonian In-Australian operatic soprano, born, (dilution. 1864 Carl Akeley, American Afri-! noted Nfgro was the can explorer, natura list, inventor. f'rst president of Tuskegee In- taxidermist and animal sculptor. lsltue-, born. 1935 T.

E. Lawrence iofi. 5. Who wrote the lines Gods Arabia) died. 1941 Italian his heaven, alls right with the in Ethiopia surrender to British, in'wort World War II.

1946 Booth Tark-I ington, famed Indiana died. INVISIBLE SCARLET ONEIL Opinion Unchanged By Russell Stamm Daily Puzzle Yesterday's Answer The Stars Say Bv GENEVIEVE KEMBLE FOR FRID MAY 20 (tied up with the urgent tnlere 4 A disagreeable or unpleasant the elderly or family tie i.i development, probably of an in- health or entangled possessions lr Innate personal nature, mav affect the health, business or fam.lv rela- vos trusts of lions, possibly in connection with m-V come up lof the elderly or other where obliga-' etnrn ThT 'V'1" tions and duties bate demands I ful. nippathetic conditions Matters may haye to be postponed 11 u'se1, or investments or Inhcr lanrr Il.ebcaith come up for consideration, and notf Mlf mity too pleasantly. Hindrances or do- rrrn lays may avert loss. Cricf.

sorrow, 'al affairs a.lvls. Defer decisions for a mote fayor- 'able time I born on tins dav. ma t( disposed to be morose, sullen, lault. FOR THE BIRTHDAY finding or ungracious Possibly Those whose birthday it is, may frustration or ill health may find Their affairs postponed or at the root of its dissatisfaction CAP STUBBS Thats Right By Edwina NO, UH-WE JUST HAPPENED- V-Z7V- AN ELDORA WHAT A PERFORM ANCE I COULD HAVE GIVEN ROMEO! ROMEO! WHEREFORE ART THOU I THINK WE OUGHT TO INVITE MP.CHIRPLEBE.RRY AN' ELDORA TO DINNER -OH, IS THAT YOU, CAP? YOU DIDN'T FOLLOW 'EM? KNOW WHAT I -THEN I TOURED A SEASON WITH TAG LI NOR IN "ROMEO AND JULIET-' AH, IF YOU WAD BEEN PLAYING OPPOSITE ME Contract Bridge By JOSEPHINE CULBERTSON Basis of Decision the sttil, no doubt with ACROSS 1 Meagre 9 Lean-to 9 Tall fodder vats 10 Formed, as cloth 13 Ketalns 13 tat 14 Devoured 15 River (Sp 17 Water god tBabyl.) 13 Route 19 Bend the head in greeting 20 Blunder 21 Frosty 22 Raised with effort 23 Long fur scarf 26 Hoarder 27 Listen 28 Decav 29 Before 30 Peruse 31 Wine cup 34 Land-measure 33 Allowance for waste 36 Disfigure 37 Pope's triple crown 30 Ward off 41 Long-legged wading bird 42 Female goat MUGGS AND SKEETER Plenty of Firewood By Wally Bishop the of making South belieye tliai hr. West, bad an entry.

Last diM aided the diamond deuce. At the fourth (tick South let tin club ten. ride, and. needle to v.p be would have been yeiy ple.i'-ed to see East win the tnck F.ot, 'however, played low without Imsi. tation.

and now South had some, i thing to think about. Naturally did not belieye for one moment that because he bad finessed "successfully" in clubs, the king proved to lie right" in fact, win I lie considered the bidding, tie became reasonably sure that it yiasn't! West had shown six spades headed by vouldnl lie have overealled the heart bid yyith one spade if. in addition, he i had held the club king? South decided that West yyould haye done 1 just that, yyhiclt automatically Itulod out taking another club Today declarer yias confronted yyith a very delicate problem. North dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

A 5 2 8 6 2 10 7 A A 9 8 10 9 7 3 4 2 5 3 A A 7 3 A 5 4 AKJ9 A 10 7 The bidding: North East South Weat Pass Tass 1 9 2 A Pass 3NT Pass Pass I)OH 1 Flora and fauna of an area 2 Narrow city street 3 Pole 4 Perfume 5 Fencinc weapon 6 Wandering workman 7 Evening (poet. 8 Merit Irish playwright 1 1 Closer 43 Fruit of the palm tree 16 Youth 44 Poker stake 20 Goddess of dawn 21 Each (Scot.) 22 Strike 23 Case for a sword 24 Lingered 25 Metallic rock 26 IVestern state 23 Spawn of fish 30 Hoisting device 31 catkin 32 River (Fr.) 33 Imitative of art colloq.) 35 Jog 3fi Constellation 40 Carting vehicle WMAT HAPPENS WHEN AN IRRESISTIBLE FORCE MEETS AN IMMOVCABLE DAILY CKYPTOQUOTE Heres how to work it: A A A is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this example A is used far the three Ls, for the tyvo O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the yvords are all hints. Each day the code letters are different.

A Cryptogram Quotation KDCY'JSM LSDS KDCOCISFSB EU I A IRS JDCAS KUDESUPM. Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LET ME BE NO ASSISTANT FOR A STATE, BUT KEEP A FARI AND CARTERS SHAKESPEARE. North, as it happened, could finesse. Instead, South led his last have improved the contract eonsid-lclub directly to the ace. tot tuned erably by persisting yy ith his clubs, the diamond ten and.

risking an but he naturally was leluetant toavalanche of spades if he yyont "disturb Souths three notrump, yvrong. bravely took the finesse. When the diamond ton held, fcoulli quickly ran olf three more dia- West opened the spade eight. South let Easts queen hold, and duekAl again on the spade return. mends and hearts, to fulfil the West overtook the ten to continue contrauf.