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Evening star., 1944-06-28
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK O. COLBY.

Names In the News.
REIGNEVILLE, town near st.
Sauveur. In French, -gn- is like
the my Of canyon. Say: ren-yuh-
VEEL.
LA HAYE DU PUTS, important
road junction south of st. Sauveur.
Caution. Haye is not "hay." In
French, initial H" is silent. To
pronounce "du' (of the) purse the
lips as If to say "doo," and say
dee" blending the "oo' and zee"
Into single vowel sound, repre-
sented by the symbol: (e). Say
lah eh 'd(e) PWEE.
BALLEROY, town northeast Of
st. Lo. Bale is one syllable and
rhymes approximately with pal
roy Is like the IVA" OF "wag," pre-.
ceded by "r." Say bal-RWA.
LA DOUVE (erroneously spelled
"Douves" IN some newspaper maps),
river of upper Cherbourg Peninsula.
Douve rhymes with move, prove"
Say: lah DOOV.
HAMANvILLE, town on west
coast of upper Chsrbourg Penin-
sula. The first "a" is fiat. Nasal
lze the IN" Say: fla-mah (n).
VEEL.
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Ine.)
Evening star., 1944-06-28
FARMS FOR SALE.
120-ACRE FARM,
Within Committing Distance.

Only 19 miles from Washington IN
nearby Fairfax County, this property COM
There are q 3-year-old brick house with q
large living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath also
large barn and other outbuildings. a
spring and stream water the spprox o5 n5
acres of open land. Price, SO 600; S5,O0o
dale, Va, at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5S12. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
PRIVATE BREGER ABROAD BY Dave Breaer Win
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

ny ThE FOUH ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy--No. 208
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
AKJ832
2A10
oJ84
At Aae
2J763 N 0K9547
132 s 4 A1Oaa2
IAQ7
AAolos4
0Q8
oQ5
&AKJ6
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
= 20 "A Pass
I3A Pass a. Pass
Pass Pass
Against four spades, West won his
two high diamonds and led q third
to kill dummy's good jack. East
ru6ed, and South overruffed, then
drew trumps and ended with the
lead In dummy. A club was led and
finessed, and when the finesse lost
West returned q heart. Dummy's
ten was played, and Easts king was
the setting trick.
South's play was bad throughout.
Instead OF finessing the club he
should have played the ace and
king. As 1t happened, the queen
would have dropped, and the hand
would make automatically. But
should the queen not drop, dummy
could be entered and a small club
led up to the jack. Now the hand
would make unless East showed out
Of clubs, In which case the contract
was impossible anyway. OF course,
| II East won the queen or the suit
broke 3-3, the good club would then
have afforded Q discard for dummy's
losing heart.
Yesterday you were Oswald Ja-
coby's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AQ1083
o.
QJ109653
AKA
The bidding:
Jacoby. Lightner. You. Schenken.
| 10 - 40 a.
| 80 Pass (?)
Ar1swer-Four diamonds. Your
suit will take five tricks as trumps,
may not take any as a side suit.
Jacoby, for his opening bid, must
have some high cards which will bs
Of value to you.
Score 100 per cent for four dia-
monds.
Question No. 1,735.
Today you are Theodore Light.
ner's partner and, with neither side
vulnerable, you deal and hold:
| ASS
| 76532
AKQ6
| 4 AT
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow.)
i -
Evening star., 1944-06-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

dead, unknown heirs Of. You are hereby
notified to remedy condition existing on
unimproved land, square 1857, parcel
an unlawful srowth Of weeds. to.git; a
growth of weeds four or more inches. IN
height. This condition should. be remedied
on or before the 11th day OF July lg44.
done by the District authorities and the
vertisement, will be taxed against the
said property. ]. r. YOUNG. C.. w.
KUTz, q. MASON. Commissioners, D. C.
ieas.2 80
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. D. c., june
2Sth, 1914. Notice is hereby given that
the Assessor of the District OF Columbia
has caused to be prepared a printed blank
schedule of TANGIBLE personal property sub; b;
Conrrsss approved July i. 1902. a, ss
amended, and that copy OF said schedule
will be delivered to any citizen applying
therefor at the once of the Assessor,
Room 103, District Building. The law
requires such schedules to be nlled out
returned 70 the Assessor during the month month
Of July, 1914. The law will be strictly
enforced by the Board of Personal Tax
Appraisers. E. A. DENT, Assessor, Z, p c.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
AEROPlANES.

DUAL INSTRUCTIONS, with J3 Cubs, and
Taylorcrafts. daily Sunday and holidays;
80 per hour; solo flights. 81: special rate
ror rqivste License; e., reorganization to air
ment. Victory Flying Service, Zieger Field
Warrenton, Va. Warrenton 95-J-I1 3Os
Evening star., 1944-06-28
GARAGES WANTED,

WANTED-Established repair shop; would
like small garage with street front
and show window; downtown vicinity pre-
ferred Northeast Motorcycle Shop, rear
1921 st. ne. TR. 9426 2ss
Evening star., 1944-06-28
GARAGES FOR RENT,

11th AND N SITS. NV.
Holds cars. good shop or storage water
and light. reasonable rent.
Simon BelOff, Real Estate,
l0O3 N Y Ave NV MA S1S7
Evening star., 1944-06-28
SUMMER CAMPS.
BONNIE'S HAVEN.

For children 4 to 2: facing on Chesa.
neake Bay, IS miles from washington, at
Brosdwater, Md. A large. modern home,
electrical equipment, modern plumbing. All
outdoor activities, carefully planned menus
Sept. 10. For information, call Atlantic
S643 or West River 236-F-5, or write Mrs.
l., d, Bonbrest, 1l44 Branch ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
JOHN ]. O'BRIEN, Attorney,
Evans Building.
Filed June 10. 1944.---Charles E. Stewart,

F1led June ~. 1944.-,Charles Z. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT e!r'.i COURT OF THE
l., United States for the District of Co.
KERsHNER. isR 9Si f Fort f Worth, Tex, Defendant It.
No. 24,411.-Ths object Of this suit is
Of voluntary separation ON motion Of the
plaintiff, it is this 10th day of June, 1874,
ordered that the defendant NETTIE E.
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days; DAYS, oGcurrins after the day of the first
&C use will be proceeded with as in case Of
SefaTt de PROVIDED copy Of this order
sss s3 1'issi fnS ssHFHs q sfMFSos S:Ss9;
628 Investment BLDG, WashinEton. d. G.
IN THE prsrR1eF e!fFf COURT OF THE
nsas stftsi TOR cAfarRNs RI RsiE't ,rS
BSSEs a. AS5TSS Nc s$sSl
n. JENKINS. THE WAsHINaToN LOAN
xLL WON Il NAY coNeskN oNesNs 4sD 1eu 9il a9
has HE'D in the District Court of H1 the
gnssa espns sisss f for t DstfcI Hsfe q
1885 assns tat PeTry r. Ssn
bssrat kins ditsapPearsd s; and absconded from the
E s4s vSoup making o. any a0pps pTovisions SONS
tif1, his wife. ana for TIE msintepsnee
are not known to the plaintiff; that he
Sss5; ss; improved by the premises 75s
celunbia that has h aefsulted Ga l'fe' IN tSs e
payments under deed Of trust to wash
nsten IN s.,urs Loan SorT IruS, Company trustees
secretary to ths EQUITABLE CO. operative
Bullying b ts Association and IS also in default
Wife seeks an order 10 fer t; the sppoiasmsns s mt
real sse aed e ss & 5s ownsa s1 S s sta
income therefrom Of reasonable amount
iath day Of Apri 1874 variant sras on iss1ed sed
Suites g ar e he pfsEs pcs e9ar ~ 1 hs . limited
the District Of. Columbia to take possession
S ued States sa fnd Sss that m.d. the
seized and holds the above bt described @ d re.i n
of Ss Tnsd states t Is ss Pr ths Ss BsTs
Of Columbia this 10th day of June, 1914.
ORDERED that Perry N. jenkins, the
WASHINGTON Loan g. Trust Company.
Trustee. and all whom it may concern,
on or before August 2, 1874 to show cause
II any they have, why . receiver of the
pointed to hold or dispose Of the same or
the income therefrom as provided by said
act OF Congress and as prayed for in said
shall be published once q week for three
consecutive weeks in The Evening Star
Newspaper and in the Washington Law
Reporter; otherwise the said Court will
proceed with the disposition Of said prop
eFty in the manner provided BY said act
complaint. {s) JAS. W. MoRRIs. jus
tlee: sSealo True Copy Test:
G. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk. je.21 ,2s.iy5.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

NsOlOkSI ISIES FOX SAIe.
INDIAN. Sport Scout, 1871. excellent con-
Ia2R AYiS vi ms FIR sss 1927 ot,r,,.,.
model 81; full equipment. completely over
O0oo. 2Ss
NORTHEAST motorcycle service. rear 1921
g st: ne. TR. 9426. Used motorcycles.
sales. parts, service. IL
Evening star., 1944-06-28
SIMMONS MOTORS.

Since 1924
1897 14th St. NO. 1854
l942 Buick super convertible coupe.
1942 Buick Special sedan.
l942 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.
1912 Plymouth coupe.
l941 Cadillac convertible sedan
1941 Buick sedanette.
194l Buick club coupe
194l Studebaker Commander sedan.
l941 Dodge convertible coupe.
l941 Dodge de luxe sedan
1941 Oldsmobile custom sedan.
1871 Packard "120" sedan.
l94l Plymouth de luxe sedan.
l941 PONTIAC club coupe.
1910 La Sale club coupe
1910 Oldsmobile sedan
1899 Buick convertible coupe.
1899 Dodge 2-door sedan.
! 03S Chrysler sedan.
1898 Dodge sedan.
1887 Buick al" sedan
MANY OTHERS.
Liberal Terms Guaranteed
SIMMONS MOTORS,
Evening star., 1944-06-28
FRANCIS c. STETSON. Attorney for Plain.
tiff, SOC E st. NV, Wash, D. c.
Piled June 10. 1s44.-7charles E. Stewart,

Piled June 49, ls44mcharles e,.7t E Stewart
D1sTRIcT COURT @ T,e,r, OF T THE Eo,unSIa LIMITED ed
LANaaokSE saiss nj 81 Rsa'f aoRER
vg The vnkngoTp HetTS; Tvu[ DeyiSees p4 and
osder 81 PcoIcaton' Tf OBJECT Of this
suit is to establish of record the ,I!antiff's
bered aishteen ns1 and 1'Ss Nineteen nv si in
Square numbered Five Hundred Seventeen
OIL; described more fully in the third t1,as
Of the. plaintiffs attorney. it is this 10th
DAY OF June, 1914. ordered that the de-
iendanss the unsnown heirs deyses$ S;,a and
Stewart, David Stewart and Kitty Stewart,
cause their appearance to be entered herein
sftep the % EXPIRATION % Of forty days, S exclusive
OF Sundays and legal holidays. from the
day Of frst publication of this order,
as. in case of default, provided copy of
this order be published once week for
three successive weeks zee M in y The Evening Star
porter prior to said rule day, good cause
Is unnecessary, Is! JAS, W: MORRIS.
sfi!si saASLEs fs fss4EwAkT. .Iss soDE EMMA
KARL KINDLEBEKGER; Attorney,
Filed June =, T. 1ss;' 1s;i essa' essss' E
IN IhE DlSlh1Cl COURT OF lHE
lumbia.NLoUIs PERLMUTTER, Plaintifi
VS.. CITY PARK HOMES OF VIRGINIA,
INC; M. NAL DEITCH and SOL ATLAS,
Defendants.-No 23s77.--The object of
this suit is to recover the sum of $4,000. .00
with interest from. September p, 1e43,
costs, due the plaintiff upon the promis-
sorry note ,oi the defendant City PARK
Homes OF Virginia, Inc, .indorsed by the
defendants. NJ Nal Deitch and Sol Atlas,
said note being dated September 81,
1943. and to have Judgment of condem-
nation of certain moneys OF the de-
fendant, City Park Homes OF Virginia, Inc,
in the hands OF Duckett Gill and Ander-
son, s12 Tower Building, WASHINGTON
D c., issued under an attachment in this
motion motor Of the plaintiff, it is this 18th day
of June. 1914, ordered that the defendant,
City Park Homes OF virsinia, Inc, cause
its appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the FIRST publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as IN case Of default. Pro;
once q week for three successive weeks In
the Washington Law Reporter, ano Tho
Evening Star before said day. tS) JAS
" NORRIS ;s,:sw Jgsttss asr c ,sssD A,tssI As.,,
s, SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk. jel4%t,2e.
Evening star., 1944-06-28
TIRES FOR SALE.
RECAPPING

One-day service, By appointment only.
Call LU. 0S34, Custom-built work Grade
Consolidated Tire Co.. 1896 ST. NE
Leave car in the morning, call for same
Evening star., 1944-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
w. CAMERON BURTON,
WARD B. MCCARTHY, Attorneys,

1905 Investment Building, Washington,
Filed June IL, 1874, Charles e. Stewart,
IN THE p1s1R1eTf COURT OF THE
-, United States for the District Of Co
ApoS; Plaintiff: VS.. ANDREW PANAGoP-
OULOS, JAMES SrEROS, vASIL1KI
ATHANASOPOULOS. Defendants = No.
24239:-The object Of this suit is to
Panagopoulos. James speros and Jean
Athanasopoulos Skiados in Lot $50 in
Square 245 in the DISTRICT Of Colnmbia
Northwest. and for a judgment declarine
them to be the owners in fee simple as
9 On motion Of the plsintitIi It IS this 18th
defendant, Vasiliki Athanasopoulos, cause
her appearance to be entered herein on or
before the ,fortieth day; exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication of
this order: otherwise the cause viii be
vided, COPY of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
eHARE2s srEWasr cierf By EMMA EMMA
tai ~
Evening star., 1944-06-28
TIRE RECAPPTNG

S-hour service. by appointment. Leave
your car 8 am, pick ii up at ) pm Fin
est-grade materials used. Expert work
manship by experienced recapping me-
| chanics. All work guaranteed. Ample
parking facilities.
PALDER & HANNA.
47l6 r. !. Ave. Hyattsville UN 1912
1903 Lee Hwy, Arlington OK OOl2
Evening star., 1944-06-28

USED-CAR SALE,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
42 Plymouth 4-door So. de luxe sedan.
40 Buick super sedan.
~ Buick super club coupe.
A Buick Special sedans t3),
Al Olds sedanette. hydromatic.
40 Oldsmoeile sedans 60.
al Pontiac sedans (5).
39 Chrysler sedan
~ Plymouth sedan and club coupe.
40 Packard "120' 4-door sedan,
CONVERTIBLES
81 Ford convertible coupe.
40 Chevrolet convertible coupe
80 Ford convertible coupes t3).
Al Dodge convertible coupe
40 Dodge convertible coupe
CHOICE OF 80 OTHERS.
HYATTSVILLI BUICK co.
CALL WAKEFIELD ALI
Evening star., 1944-06-28
CHERNERIZED CARS.

le4l Lincoln-Zephyr Fordor, r. and h.
l94l Ford super de luxe Fordor. r. and h.
1941 Mercury 4-door. r. and b.
iS4i Packard 4-door sedan. T. and h.
1941 Oldsmobile 4.door sedan. :"
1871 Pontiac coach
1871 Mercury convertible, r and h n, ~,
1911 Studebaker Commander 4-door Sc
dan: radio and heater
1910 Buick super 4-door, r. and b.
1871 Ford super de luxe coupe
J941 Pontiac Torpedo 4-dr and n
1g4I Dodge conv club cotlpe. r and h
1910 Willys 4-door
adh Pontiac 4-dr r and h
1910 Buick super club coupe: r. and h.
L940 Mercury 4-door r ana h.
1889 Ford de luxe Fordor
MANY OTHERS.
Terms-Trade-Guar
CHERNER,
Open Until PM.
l17s1 Fla. Ave. NV Dial HO. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

REGARD the re-establishment of the
II full functions of Congress as the most
important single domestic problem facing
the American people, and | know that
many of my colleagues in the Senate
share this view.
ICALL UPON YOU ALL. PLEAD
WITH YOU, TO J0INMITH- ME INA
CRUSADE TO SAFEGUARD CON-
GRESSIONAL GOVERNMENT WITH
OUT REFERENCES TO, PARTY OR
TO DIFFERING ES- en- OTHER
ISSU Els.
Only thus can we leave our own re-
public as we found it, government Of
three cO-Ordinated branches working in
unity and harmony under the genius Of
our Constitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

WE ARE all aware of the unprece-
w denied extent to which the Presi-
dent has concentrated the spending power
of this government in executive hands.
What makes his recent veto of the tax
law, and especially the strange language
in which it was couched, so significant
and so alarming is that it raises the dan
taxing power as we'll.
But each of us knoUs and the coun-
try knouus that the control of the nations
purse strings must remain firmly in the
grip of Congress. To do less is to court
disaster. The TODD about the tax Ueto Das
therefore both justified and wholesome.
We cannot permit this President or
any president, whether we get new deal
or new deck. to intrude upon the taxing
and spending functions of Congress.
HNHE greatest danger that cOnfrOntS the
n American democratic system at this
time is that powers handed to certain ad-
ministrative bodies for definite purposes
and for what we thought were specific
periods of time may be exercised too long
or even in perpetuity. Because ii is the
greatest danger, it is also the greatest
challenge to our sense of vigilance.
Official agencies have a tendency to
entrench themselves and perpetrate them
selves. That is human nature and, more
TO the point, that is in the nature of power
itself. Authority loaned for a given time
becomes habit. 1t takes on the psychol
ogy of permanenCe. Rare indeed is the
administrative body that can be left free
to fix its own Iife-Span. The emergency
which may have brought il into being
somehow is never liquidated.
Are the President, the WPB, the
WLB, and the rest of the alphabet
bureaus to continue sending forth thou
sands of directiUeS tOith the force of lorU
long after hostilitieS are oUer2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
the speech Of Senator STYLES Bridges (R Of Neo Hampshire &H


rs OUR economy TO remain in its
Il wartime strait jacket, or somel
new one that may be designed by
these bureaus, until the official
guardians themselves decide when, if
ever, to release us?
That certainly Was not the in
tent of Congress in Uoting maritime
authorities to the administration.
Ii seems TO me, and TO many
others, of the utmost Importance
that Congress should apply itself
without further delay to the urgent
problem of setting a juridical ter
minus upon all wartime powers. We
dare not, if we value our constitu-
tiOnal government, leave any mar
gins of doubt or any unclarity on this
matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
QUICK CUES FTffONS

- Nothing except battle lost be hall 80 melsn-
choy as o battle won said. Lincoln, Wellington.
Robert +. Lee Macarthur?
With firm reliance on the protection OF Divine
Providence, mutually pledge our lives, our for
tunes. and our sacred honor IS from al Teheran
Declaration; tbl Constitution of United States,
Co Declaration Of Independence -ldl Mayfower
6UnDactP
-Four years before hC had been store clerk in
Illinois. even humber Than Abe Lincoln Eighty
years age today be- became gencran-ch,ef Of tho
general. Who?
All parts of the Bible were originally written in
one OF three languages Latin, Greek Ghaidee,
Aramaic, Hebrew. Persian?
The two commonest names in Scotland are which:
Macdonald. Stewart Smith Johnson?
American organization; lb) article Of apparel; (c)
Would YOU say the mmcrbund is (a) an un-
American organization, tbl article OF apparel; tc1
-.leee- pf-4a4iSe2
tAnSwers on opposite page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

VnOOmS
EDITORS NOTE-FoUowing are G
on the floor Of the Senate yesterday:
ANLY few days ago, the mem -
~ bers of the Senate and the citi-
zenS of our great republic were
thrilled to the marrow by demon
straton of principle beyond PARTISAN
ship.
The majority leader of the SEN
ate noUed us all to the quick because
ii uUas crystal clear that he spoke not
as a New Dealer nor an old dealer
not as Democrat, not eUen as a SEN
ator. He spoke in a capacity that sur
passes all of these-he spoke as an
American.
He felt il necessary TO defend the
honor and the integrity of the Con-
shocking accusations by the Pres-
dent of the United States 1t was for
him particularly harsh task because
he had, for SO many years, served
faithfully, whether in fair or foul
political weather, as the Presidents
spokesman in the Senate
A MERICANS everywhere were quick
Ito feel the drama of our colleagues
action. Ii is to be devOutly hoped that
they will not be slow to understand its
deeper meaning.
They DiH grasp, | trust, that, in de-
tending the dignity and integrity of Con
gress, the senator from Kentucky lDas not
protecting us as individuals. His primary
purpose, | feel sure, tUas to protect the
Legislative branch of our federal govern
nnent-because he knoUs ii to be the
heart of American democracy.
If il we're true as the President has
charged in his veto of the tax bill and'On
too many previous occasions, that this
Congress is not a genuinely representa-
tive body but an instrument of greed"
and special privilege it would mean
that our democracy is corrupt at heart.
And that we know. each of us in his pri-
vate conscience, to be profoundly untrue.
DEBUGED to its simplest terms, the
AZ question raised by political events in
these last three administrations is this:
Shall Congress continue to make the
lauUs of the land or shall that central task
be transferred, in large measure If not
entirely to the executiUe2
Shall Congress, as the most direct
and most sensitive instrument of the
popular wiii, be permitted to play its con-
stitutionol role, or shall il be redt.ced and
degraded into a blotter for the thoughts
and wishes and purposes of the executive
branch?
Let us be forewarned:
If Congress, whether by cOnniyance
with the executive or by default loses the
full force of its law-making functions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11

A T A TIME when national unity
"A is of such paramount value, it
is truly breaking that an UNI
precedented competition in the do
main of legislation should have been set
up BY the executive branch of the Cow
eminent.
1t is deeply to be deptored that at
lacks not only on the actions but on the
intentions of Congress should haze be-
come almost second nature for the Presi-
dent and portion OF his political en-
tourage.
= am thoroughly convinced that the
balance can he restored, unity achieved
not by appeasement of the President but
by ordered and self-respecting restora-
ton of the full rights and total functions
of Congress.
GONE months ago, read an article on
~ Congress by the eminent historian,
Prof. Charles \. Beard. After citing
some ripe samples of the abuse against
Congress, Prof. Beard wrote:
"If such statements are true, their
representative government is dead IN the
United States. And, more ou,inous still,
the people of the United States, Who elect
these senators and representatives, are
incapable of self-goUernment. In that
case Dhat haze We to look forWard to
except one-n,an tyranny OF some Uariety?'
OF course, he denied that those accu-
sati0ns had any truth in them and con-
Guided with words that sum up what |
tried to convey today:
"The faults of our Congress" Prof.
Beard Wrote, are, in the last analysis,
our faults. We cannot kill off Congress
Without committing suicide as a demo-
cratic nation We cannot hamstring Con-
gress Without hamstringing our oWn
American ciuilization. American talents
should be concentrated on the problem of
maintaining and improving constitutional
government in America-the most pre-
cious Institution of liberty, the most GER
tain bulDark against serUitude that De,
as a people, possess"
REGARD the re-establishment of the