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Evening star., 1945-10-21

lsh, they could understand his friendliness.
That night he asked his trustees for per-
mission to hold weekly English classes in the
church. They agreed enthusiastically. One of
them said yiat he would provide blackboard.
Others said they would furnish the wood and
do the janitor work. Edwina Davies offered
to teach the class. Despite few dissenting
townspeople who were suspicious of foreign
ers. the class began the next Saturday.
Not long after, Friday night classes were
added. The tOwnspeople, eager to learn
the language of their guests, came in in
creasing numbers to listen, and to learn.
My visit to this class was heart-waming
experience Simple English sentences were
written on the blackboard and repeated slow
ly after Edwina by the visitors Then they
were written in Spanish, and the townspeople
repeated them after Dimitrio Martinez, who
spoke little English.
Laughed at Their Mistakes
"WHo is the man in the white hat2" Ed
wilma wrote on the board In the Spanish that
followed, the arrangement was, Who is the
man of the hat white?" They all laughed at
the difference and, goodnaturedly, at each
others mistakes 1t was all gay and friendly.
Before the class began, one of the two
orchestras that had sprung up among the men
had played outside the church - merry
songs and sad ones from their own country.
Jesus Valdez played the tresillo, guitar-like
instrument. All the other instruments were
made of odds and ends. Fernando Ramirez
dragged a nail over the ridged back of tin =
fish. Bruno Ramirez manipulated pair of
bells. The background was provided by the
skillful sweep of Porfirio Tallebas' fingers over
Evening star., 1945-10-21
WORK WONDERS WITH
Tg CUP or SUGAR

WHY not thrill your Halloween guests with,
w this luscious home made devil STOOD cake?
Takes less than cup of sugar for cake and
frosting. You get moist, fne-grained, lighter
cake thanks to New Spry and its easy One
Bowl Cake Method!
Halloween DEVILS Food Coke
n y cups sifted cake "a cup milk
four u cup dark corn sirup
"a cup sugar teaspoon vanilla
/ y cup cocoa eggs unbeaten
II n teaspoons soda Cake flour is recommended,
u teaspoon cream but if all-purpose -four is used,
of tartar reduce -four 2 tablespoons.
l teaspoon salt add all milk, sirup and
"a cup Spry vanilla; beat 200 strokes. Add
eggs; beat $50 strokes.
SIFT -four, sugar, cocoa, soda, cream of tartar,
salt into mixing bowl. DROP in Spry-no creaming
needed ADD about IS of milk, corn sirup and
vanilla beat $50 strokes See how easily your
Spry batter blends together! scRAPE bowl and
spoon often throughout entire mixing. ADD eggs;
beat $50 strokes ADD remaining milk; beat so
strokes BAKE in two 9-inch or deep 8-inch Spry-
coated layer pans in moderate oven (35O0 F.
3O-4O minutes. SPREAD Halloween Frosting be-
tween layers and on top of cake. DECORATE.
Hauomeen Frosting Mix thoroughly in top of
double boiler: egg ,chite, y cup light corn sirup
2 tablespoons sugar. "a teaspoon cream Of tartar
dash of salt Place over boiling water and beat
constantly with rotary egg beater until mixture
will hold peak (about minutes). Remove from
fire. add u teaspoons panilla beat until cool and
thick enough to spread. Tint with orange food
cotorang.
See what wonders Spry can do to make you an
all round Better Cook right now! You'll love
Spry's faky pie crust -. delectable hot breads
smooth cream sauce. .crispy, digestible fried
foods! Use Spry for all you bake and fry.
Evening star., 1945-06-05

SMALL modern 6-apt. BLDG, excellent To-
SIn s0%pss!S AM HILL RI'e CO. 4OnSe 1Se
LARGE; converted house. 3 units: gross
RARR1soNWAsHBuRN s NV s6 'sa Co. oe sa7 sT7ansea Nea
4.FAMifY f9Fs iHs RE- AsTs 1880, near Boiling Field
Large bright, living room, dining room.
bedroom, full and large closet. colored tilee
bath: modern kitchen with gas range ane
pFoximately SIi,e5o, payable $50 PEI PEI
shoWF sfot
net profit per month on cash Investment
OF about S5s59, not ineludns, g, principa h, pa,
suNIT APARTMENT M TS ~ B BLDG bG EH ne, '0Ga nr
Satholic o.; brick, brick, years ears old h. W, ", eoa
1900 5000 cash Pslanee terms Call o5A nj
6E sRApEEy irsBElh BEAhI 'o HowARb, 81 INC nc
~ SEAEL4 NV 4famly IN apt; full basement
sec sEs se er rents nc5G E1se Ra
NAN, Tn Thomas as0cfr Circle Ma NA $3.50. SIS !" 0Ao
$;sToRY BRICK APARTMEST HOUSE in
Alexsndria snssfs havins twoarooms 5iteh
friserators. Building years old, in GOOD
condition. condition inc2rne approximately $4,000
MODERN SEMIDETACHED brick 6-famil,
apt. bldg located in good NV. section
3 apis. now rented furnished; income
81, $50 yearly, expenses ST. 800: oil h.-w.h.
priced for immediate sale. FLOYD, e
DAVIS CO.. MA. 0352
GOOD commercial property on busines.
street in s.w. washington. store on erounc
foor' oeI Leased Leased to Palace Laundry. Has tws
S1,62o year. Price, $4,000. Safe ane
conservative investment. OG OD 4
5oOkoFF, MA. $3.50. GE. 1868 or RA
Evening star., 1945-06-05
LOTS FOR SALE,

LOTS, SILVER SPRING. MD-Several lott
WITH Sb5h all utiiities choice locations; reason
KEss1NGER ssae coiesville G feePdoRs rd' sH 4544
SILVER SPRING LOTs-Several well 10.
cated lots IN the country club area. al
ably priced DREIsEN- FREEDMAN. ST.
COMMERCIAL AND INDUsTRIAL Viii
spring-Apt. Site, !? acres, and 10-acrt
o tract IGned close to Shopping Tsnter sne
SILVER SPRING. near Four Corners-2(
lots. lots. 81 900 each; mr.. new Catholic anc
ErgseTRaFF R1ReER ehsFfhss, s sSe stores and bus
ground, in the vicinity OF Mt Mt. Alto Hospital al
now be purchased at reduced price For
Iurther intormatlon call GRAH AM HALL.
ReaiIors. WI 3;oni Sundays and ewes call
MoNTGoMERY coU&TY, farm containing
GS OF the very finest soil located near
Clark Sburg with long frontage on hard
surface road, this dairy and stock farm is
improved with an S-rm. frame house. dairy
barn, stock barn and other outbuildingS:
HALL Realtor, WI $3.50; Sunday and eve
nIngs % call Mr. Laughlin, WI. 1890.
FREpERICK A, BLUMER, 6i7 Pa. ave.
BARGAINS on 10th sT.-s3, 800: at Lo-
soft front. sewer. curb. gutter street paw
ing included. Lots between 18th and 18th
SITS, S2,750. SHAPIRO. INC Owners,
BUILDERS, ATTENTioN1ao lots. adjoin-
ing Indian Spring Country Club; all utili-
ties: finest ground in the heart of Silver
Spring. DREISEN- N-FREEDMAN, Sligo S655.
Ewes. and Sun, GE. 1896.
SILVER SPRING in Woodsde Park-Beau-
tlful frontage Of l94 IT. on Pinecrest Circle.
Price, s.. SS1
Corner of Highland dr. and Alton mark
way, 1856 by 81: price, $500 BAINS
REALTY CO. S4l:2 Georgia ave ST. 303a
Evening star., 1945-06-05
Uncle Rays Corner

Today it is an easy thing to learn
how pottery is glazed We can read
about it in books and we can 60 to
factory where the work is done.
How different it was in the time
of Bernard Palissy! When he lived
there were no porcelain factories in
France. Neither were there books
which told about the art. A kind of
porcelain was made by potters in
Italy, but they guarded their secrets
with care.
Palissy was born during or about
the year 1910 In his youth he
earned his food by acting as helper
| to a man who painted glassware.
After winning skill in this field he
started on travels which took him
to many parts of France, also to the
Netherlands. For 10 years he earned
his living by working at his trade in
various cities and villages.
Shortly before his 30th birthday
Palissy married. settled down
in town named Saintes. There he
and his wife brought up their chill
dren.
Life might have gone smoothly for
the Palissy family if the father had
Evening star., 1945-06-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

G. NJ. G. 1887 dump truck, s2a5: 1887 In
ternational 1l2-ton stake body, S295:
within oPA ceiling. JOHN S. REECE. 11I4
Army SURPLUS TRUCKS. dumps 80.
1912 Dodge. l7-ton. 2-speed rear axles,
2-yd. bodies 1914" Dodge, lla-ton. :}-yd.
body 1912 Ford, lI2-ton. model OCT, g.
yd body; 1910 Ford 1ia-ton, la-yd body;
l94o Dodge t?l, Eaton. 2-yd. body .
speed speed rear ear AXLE; optional 4,wheel drive
Stakes Stake 1890 -0odEe' 12.ton; 1870 Interna-
h2-ton: 1941 Dodge. l2-ton; la4l Dodge ~
ton, with power winch Tractors, 1911
Dodge, 2-ton, .2-speed rear axle 6-speed
transmission. Wreckers, 1870 Ford. l-ton,
with boom 1910 Diamond T, 1-ton. with
boom. GMC 1871, Atom. COE $3.50
tires, air brakes, l96-inch wheelbase
oerdrive, 200 axle miles. Command
cars, 1914 and 1910 Dodges. I2-ton. make
excellent farm trucks All our trucks have
heavy duty Army tires. low mileage and
a are IN excellent condition; no priorities
TOR 60. 3I43 Lee highway, .Arl,. Va,
INTERNATIONAL 1899 Dds express
truck, with helper springs and 32x6 s-ply
dual tires; low OPA ceiling price, S736
1910 c. O. E. Ford chassis and cab, with
helper springs Bendix booster brakes. Slip
over frame extension. o-Speed rear end
and 50x20 10-ply tires front, 9.o0x20 TO-
ply dual rear and 9.00x2O 10-ply spare:
4IAo 0p4 sas151T sERVcE priss ssa Sis5o MAEk
REQ 1st5 TRUCKS. new; assortment t'oi OF
sizes and wheelbases: available for holders
Of certificates. REQ WASHINGTON CO,
1881 Half st. Sc, AT 2199
Evening star., 1945-06-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

BUICK 1894 "61" sedan: & wheels, good
rubber; S325. within oPA ceiling. 1918
BUICK q X 1855 nei Special e-door sedan: low
mileage, good tires, excel. mechanically;
1895 DE. 300, Ext. 81. Within OPA
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach
with heater: good condition bargain at
$500 cash end under oPA ceiling. Falls
CHEvRoLET 1885 2-door sedan; radio and
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3o51 NJ st. NV,
CHRYsLER 1889 4-door sedan: radio,
heater and oyerdrive; excellent condition
MoToR co otno so5{ on St. f'i1s
po popGE G iass 4-door sedan: beautiful black
WAY MOTOR CO, so5i N st. nv NV,
FORD f . iiss5 phaeton: motor and tires
S335, Within oPA ceiling. 1929 14th
ixss.nt TosR 1as5 9b0.n model 4Ss 2dSG5 % Victoria:
FORD l941 Tudor sedan; heater, foe
tirss oPA PRICE $500 eHnoisisR f. BRRN6GI 6G1e
FORD 194s. club convertible radio and
oPA Ceiling pARKWAY reS5fo MofoR "'eSi eo
FORD FOR 1871 & club MI ddnyersiSe SlsS radio
heater. new top, four new tires, excellen
mechanical condition: 81 $50 within OPh
sslins e nv, fAFkTAY AI1 y 4 MOTOR CO. 50S{
LINCOLN 1887 7.pass. sedan; excellent
white sidewall tires. motor just over.
hauled; this car can be purchased fol
S1.775, S1,10O under OPA ceiling price
PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 NJ st. NV.
81 oLDsMoB1LE isss9E 1a41 custom "ss" elus
coupe; maroon finish, hydromatic drive
radio and heater; warranty ceiling price
$I.5.5 BENDALL MOTOR SALES: 1925
PACKARD formal sedan, 1885. model 1132
beautiful car, upholstered front and real
compartments with best grade broadcloth
Has disappearing glass partition and car
be driven either by owner or chauffeur
Excellent mechanical condition and gooc
tires. Priced below OPA base ceiling o.
So. 705. RANDALL MOTORS, INC, 1l5(
18th st NV. EX $500.
PACKARD 1910 Super convertible sedan
overdrive. radio, heater and white tires
This is Packard's finest. A magnificent cal
that has been in storage years. Driver
only 900 mi. OPA ceiling, S2,275. Low.
ING MOTORS. 1922 M st. NV.
PACKARD 80 7-pass. limousine; wheels
81, ,obo tbelow oPA ceiling price,. 4ot
PACKARD isss coupe; $40, within or
St NV, MI. O1S5
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan, with trunk
$500, below ceiling price; cash or terms
motor in good condition; new upholstery
no trade. Garage, on alley. rear 121 \
st. n.vS No phone calls.
Evening star., 1945-06-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN. I'd commercial bldg, witt
approximately 10000 So #. of floor space
mediate possession. FRANK H. MALICE
| 1871 G st. NV. RE. 2460.
LOWER CONN. AVE, modern bldg lime
stone front, splendid investment. posses
sion OF St floor store may be had in 60
days. Price, S65. 900. WILLIAM COR.
SORAN HILL CO.. INC, 7l0 Jackson
NJ ST. NV. west of Conn ave.-A ond
commercial corner. lsxS3 improved by
commercial corner opposite, l09'xsli, i'm
proved by houses, including corner store
Priced at $50 900 for all. CHAS. L. NOR
RlS, Realtor. 35 Pa. ave. NV RE PIP
THREE STORY BRICK BLDG. between
Woodward & Lothrop, Kresge's and gas
co. Ideal location for any business LEO
ME. 5400.
10000 SO. FIT. of industrially zoned
ground in Georgetown: excellent buy at S5
per So: It. Call EDWARD E. CALDWELL.
OR. 2244
Evening star., 1945-06-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

GENERAL PURPOSE FARM of 100 acres,
I'm IN Mont c., IN Nd good farm house Of :
az necessary outbuildinss; eauipment in
sqaes se1{osI traeRr RiPIRy fam yoEh 81 oqknE into
THERE HAVE BEEN PLACED in my hands
farms that must be. sold by, June in
So o miles west of fairfax. near ca r Pleasant n
Valley. Farm No. loo acres, so acres
N grass. 20 acres in pine and oak timber;
$4,000: terms easy. Farm No. 2-l34
acres house burned some time ago, small
eear Fe9d h 5udns site 5et 100
en- $50 fsqm FG5 Yos Isa
0AkToN, VA, on Germantown rd-2o a,
long frontage on road, about 3 a. wood
Sioooo. W CYRUS s KE1sER ojq Jp mp0Sis 4afo WIS,
sphESnin s9p5p aTs F.KS KS o5 5a,l 6.rdrt.c.d
80 miles from District "b0 acres of gently
rolling land with approximately = acres
Sn4asr cleaTsd osan9e IN timber
age on river. which affords Splendid hshins
House needs some repairing. This prop
erty is secluded from the main highway,
site for a new home. This place will afford
you all the enjoyments and pleasures of
tt the country! country yet is only a short drive to
a cash, KICKER PROPERTIES. wilson
blvd. and Court House rd. CH. 447o. OK.
I3I ACRES. ls miles from washing ton.
Sound 6-room farmhouse. not modern. but
electricity is available, on hard-surfaced
road, in good neighborhood: about IS acres
clear. balance pretty woodland small barn
and chicken house. > streams. spring and
good we'll: clear OF debt. Price, 5000;
81 900 cash. balance $50 per month See
MASON HIRST exclusive AGENT; AMMAN
dale, Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandra 5sl2. Closed Sundays,
35 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, ! mile from
corporate limits of town of Vienna. Va,
with good spring and running stream.
249-acre livestock farm. near Sterling.
Va, with > running streams and = wells.
- acres in pine and oak timber, two D.
room houses. barn 60x30 and other out
buildings, Price $4,000
3l7-acre livestock farm, 80 acres in
timber f-room dwelling yrs. old, with
bath and electricity. cattle barn for 20
hds., sllo: horse barn. IL horses; cow barn.
% stanchions; machine shed 90 #. long,
poultry and double corncrib. Price,
If there is no property listed above to
meet your needs consult my ONCE before
you buy as We have a large list of property
for sale and may have what you are look
ing. for. We specialize in financing farms
and suburban homes RAY BARNEY.
corner Park st. and Maple ave, Vienna,
Va. Phone ofice, Vienna 21s; residence.
Vienna "a.
Evening star., 1945-06-05
Not This

not seen a piece of glazed pottery
This was a cup which probably had
been made in China or in Italy. The
glazing interested Palissy and ne
tried to find out about it
Having no books to guide him,
Palissy started to make tests in his
spare time. He studied different
kinds of clay and heated them in a
kiln. From time to time he made
trips to other places and looked at
the crude pottery which was used by
French peasants.
For Is years PalisSy went on with
his studies and tests Toward the
end he was very poor. To supply
his kiln with fuel, he even burned
pieces of furniture
Success of a sort came to him al
last He failed to learn the secret
of porcelain, but he was able tc
create pottery of a special kind. On
clay dishes he placed raised figures
of shells, plants and animals. The
dishes were painted and the French
Queen invited him to do work for
her. Moving to Paris. he started a
workshop there. Today his dishes
are worth their weight in gold"
Some of them are on display at the
Louvre and others are in the British
museum.
Evening star., 1945-06-05
FUTURE.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
southern administration sale of valu
six rooms and summer kitchen. hot-water
heat, fred by coal; detached garage: being
known as premises No. 1922 Thirteenth
street ct Northwest. By virtue of the authority
in front of the premises. on Friday, the
fifteenth day of June, AID; 1945. at three
thirty O'Clock pm lot 7s in SQUARE 234.
Terms of sale: The purchaser will be re-
auired to pay not less than 1880 in cash,
of which a deposit of $500 will be re-
quired at the time Of sale. the balance
cash payment to be secured by a first
deed of trust on the property being sold,
payable in monthly installments of ! per
cent of the original amount of the. trust:
which payment would include principal
curtail and interest at 5Ka per cent. All
conveyancing, title examination. recording
the purchaser. Terms Of Of the a @ sale TO to be be
complied with within 30 days of the day
of sale. otherwise the property may be
purchaser after FIVE days advertising Of
Wsshnsen sse in PHos 5u0SRfs g. oMEa I
THos. J. OWEN & SON, .auctioneerss, 49,
Southern Building, g.,-Auction sale of two
valuable dwellings known as 1927 and 1903
FoTty-ninth min AZ Ayenue, Nostheast, formerly
Beaver. HEIGHTS, Kenilworth, MARYLAND
-four blocks south Of Kenilworth Avenue
one DloCk taSt Oh Eastern AVenue) by
virtue of the authority vested in US, We
will sell at public auction in front of the
| premises, on Friday. the fifteenth day o.
June, 1945, commencing at 4:3O O'Clock
PM, Lots 81 and % in Block G, Section >
Beaver Heights, Prince GEORGES County
! Md. Premises 1927 Forty-ninth Avenue
| is improved by a two-story detached stuccc
| dwelling containing seven rooms and bath
and having hot-water heat and built in
! garage. Premises 1909 Forty ninth Ave-
nue. is improved by detached stucco bum
| gaow containing five rooms and bath and
| having hot-water heat Terms of sale
Each property to be sold separately. The
purchaser will be required to pay not less
| than 81 900 90 in cash, of which deposit
of $500 90 will be required at the time OF
sale; the balance of the purchase price
over and above the cash payment to be
secured by a first deed of trust on the
property being sold, payable in months
amount of the trust, which payment would
| include principal curtail and interest al
| 5E per cent. All conveyancing, title exam
| ination. recording and revenue stamps tc
| be at the cost of the purchaser; terms OF
| the sale to be complied with within 80 days
| of the day Of sale otherwise the property
| may be sold at the risk and cost Of the
| defaulting purchaser after fve days adver-
tising Of such sale in some paper published
| In WASHINGTON, D. c. Thos. j. Owen d Son
auctioneers. je5,7,9,12.14.
Evening star., 1945-06-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

18th AND H SITS. N.E.-Ne corner ada
cent Giant Market and Sears. Roebuck.
prominent location; 10000 SO it. CONNER
"ial ground with solid concrete slab, sewer
and water: suitable for auto sales and any
outdoor type of business. can make minor
alterations: this location possesses ire
mendous advertising and selling value
For further information, LOUIS BURMAN
RE ] 1858
150- -YEAR-OLD WAREHOUSE. 30'x40', 4
stories and basement, on downtown alley
in Alexandria; hand-hewn timbers make
picturesque interior suitable for studio
laboratory or workshop; rent 500 per
G@,,TEa no, TE; 1922 cpo,r>, ,o~ n, %. 300
IT. OF hrst commercial ground on Columbia
pike, Arlington. Rent in whole or in part
Suitable for many business purposes. Call
Mr.. Klbler, THE MUNSEY TRUST CO
GEORGIA AVE, at Tuckerman; adjacent
ground. more il etDHq required; suitable % for o
automobile sales, vegetable or fruit market
and any outdoor business; can make minor
repairs For further information. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE 1865
Evening star., 1945-06-05
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
. Estate sale of modern undertakers
equipment and supplies, caskets, chapel
benches. Brentwood chairs, office and
household furniture, typewriter. adding
er, heavy duty pedestal fan. rugs. carpet,
gas ranges, etc, Seeburg organ-piano COM
binatlon' Packard 1887 Limousine, by, AUG;
ton at Flanagan Funeral Home, Az H
St. ne, Wednesday, June 8; 1945, II am.
Nine caSkets, handles, embalming fluids.
compound, embalming table with adjustable
pedestal swivel base. instruments. adults
and youths cooling boards, candelebra,
crucifixes, flower racks, prayer rails biers.
back drapeS, portable embalming and
makeup kits, church trucks. spotlights.
mass card holders, register stands, removal
Stretchers, catafalaues, name plates, chapel
benches, J. P. Seeburg organ-piano No
l61-136, General Electric water cooler;
floor, table and bed lamps; sofas. chairs
carpet rugs, etc, also walnut and mahog-
any Office desks, chairs, steel letter file
cabinet, lamps Underwood typewriter
Burroughs adding machine. Todd check
protectograph. andirons, tables book rack
books. desk sets, mahogany bedstead, box
spring and mattress. dressers with mirrors
coffee and gate-leg tables, Q Venetian
blinds, gas ranges, . pair double deck
beds with springs and mattresses, chof-
fonier, phone stand, curtains. etc, also
Packard 1887 limousine (2l 400 miles,
Terms: Cash. Francis j. Kelly, admin
istrator. estate Ralph T. Flanagan. de-
ceased, Administration No. "a, 525. Mum
Evening star., 1945-06-05
T axe My Word for 1t
Dy r MANN IULb i
Readers Corner.
From F. L. M, Omaha:
Con your Webster's,
Turn to "chilver."
There's q r,prfact

Turn to "chilver"
There's perfect
Rhyme for silver.
Answer: Right! Merriam Web
ster's lists "chilver" as a dialectal
English word meaning "a eve lamb"
Incidentally, it is said that there is
no rhyme for orange" But in the
Encyclopedia Britannica I have
come across the name Blorenge,
mountain near Abergavenny in
Monmouthshire County, England
! From I. NJ A, Ojai: Your read
ers have submitted ambidextrously
and undiscoverably as the longest
words in which more than half the
letters Of the alphabet appear with
no letter repeated. I can top them
with uncopyrightable is letters,
and no repeats:
From B. F. S., Washington: Here
is gem for your English as She Is
Spoke department, a clipping from
a syndicated article in which moth
ers are advised to Chide their angrily
shouting children thus; Let S you
and I both try and stop yelling at
each other"
Answer: do not recall ever hav-
/ ing seen more illiterate sentence
in print. Let us you and I both try
and y" contains four gram
matical errors:
l. Let's should not be followed
by you and l." It's redundant.
! 2. Following you and T. with
both" produces a double redun-
dancy.
3. Let's, which is the contraction
for "let u.s. when followed by you
and T. is an absurd scrambling of
nomlnatlve and objective pronouns.
Correct: Let us try. Correct: Let
you and me try.
4, One doesn't "try and" One
should try to-"
The sentence should read: Lets
Cor: Let u.s. try to stop yelling at
each other"
| tReleased BY the Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1945-06-05
oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

IMMED. OCCUR; mod. rms. furn.; best
dist L. A. owner will exch rental o.
income prop with Wash, D. c. Brokers
Invited. Wire, write N. B. PERRY. 722
DEnsmuir, Los Angeles TO-
FOR SALE BY OWNERS: oi2 acres high
ground on State paved road guarantee d
title; between Orlando and zellwood Flori-
da- $500 TO $3.50 S25-S50 down $40
per month. SLAUSON. National 663l. 90
YOUR VACATION HOME now and a snug
harbor to retire to-. We offer an addi-
tlonal number of fertile homesites Of
from to acres on the Gulf Coast Of
Florida; a fsherman's heaven at present
prices. starting at S4S5 per tract; all
homeSiteS either front or are close to salt
water and all have free use of community
boat dock privileges: hard d-surface road
and electricity guaranteed each homesite
a no additional cost; title has been in
Sured by Lawyers Title Co. of Richmond
Va. Terms as low as S45 down and SIS
per month. Immediate possession, no heat
ing or tax problems and wonderful all
year climate. For beautiful illustrated
Tree booklet phone or write E. j. GRAY
6al = Fairfax rd. Bethesda Md WI 4I54