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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12

Nestled around the foot OF
Yesler Hill, in one of Seattle's
oldest districts, spreads an area
thickly-populated and poorly-hous-
ed, composed of many different
groups. The need for improvement
has been apparent for some time.
and 1t seemed there was no way
In which residents coulod begin
to change the conditions under
which the lived. And yet, several
months ago the people living in
this district, known as the Jack
son Street area. proved to them
selves and to Seattle that they
were not only aware of their COM
munity's problems but able and
willing to do something about it.
In one month of intensive, CO.
operative community effort. thou
sands of residents of the jack
son Street area cleaned. scrubbed
and painted their homes and
business in what was one of the
greatest cleanup campaigns in this
city's history.
From this beginning when the
people of the area rediscovered
their community, came the forma-
ton of the Jackson Street Com
munity Council dedicated to i'm
prove the welfare of all.
The steady CONJUNCTION grew
that the Jackson Street Community
could only be strong and achieve
its goal of neighborhood improve
ment IL all the organizations who
contribute to the life of the area
Joined in a Council. Since Their
the Jackson Street Community
Council has developed into full.
time working organization. The
Council became a member agency
Of the King County Community
Chest and Council from where II
receives the main funds to carry
out its program. 1t has full-tims
office staff and an active year
round committee Sc 2. Ths
committees are WORKING on th'
following programs:
The major civic functions ar'
delegated to the Civic COMMITTEES
which is concerned with improv
ing the physical surroundings o
home and businesses. It's task ii
to create a more cheerful environ
ment for daily living
The Recreation Committee i
active in promoting more opportu
mites for reacreation for resident
OF the neighborhood. The commit
tee is convincend that the sue
cessfull use of leisure time is al
important factor in the file o
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Pastor Critic Of
Talmadge Fears Custer

McitsE. Ca. - The Rev. Joseph
A. Raben. pastor Of Herman Tai
madge's church. said this week he
would mot be greatly surprised"
II he is asked TO resign because
of his opposition to Talmadge-
sponsored legislation to bar Ne.
groes from primary voting.
zone or two members have In
timated that | should keep quiet.
Rabun said this week. after IL OF
his 13 deacons telegraphed the
gubernatorial claimant that the
Baptist pastor did not voice their
views.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Card of Thanks

Ny very grateful thanks to my
many friends and neighbors for
their kndnesses and sympathles
during the illness and the pass
ing of Mr.. William r. Edwards.
who passed at a local hospital
last week. To the many who
donated bloode Cassia Lodge No.
5. F. and A. N. and officers.
Mrs. Ruth Edwards, widow.
Mr.. Arthur L. Hayes. Postmaster
of the House of Representatives
for the Both legislative session at
Olympia, was guest speaker last
Sunday morning at the Java Hour
at USO No. 18th and Fawcett
with more than fifty young Grs
present.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12

League are. Rose Marie Brock.
president; LOomas Harris, Jr.
Vice president; Hazel Mitchal. re-
cording secretary. Catherine Cook.
corresponding secretary: Amelia
Lanier, music chairman: Ethel
Harris, program chairman; Ruby
Brock. Finance chairman. C. B..
Maxey, Junior Supervisor; Mrs.
Mary NJ. Duncan. Treasurer and
Senior Supervisor.
At st. Philip Church after two
big nights of carnival (Thursday
and Friday in the parish house,
the committee headed by Mrs. Ida
Mae crosswhite. is busy checking
and totaling their report of an
overwhelming success.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
CHURCHES

Bethel A. M. E. Church has
marked February 16, when the
Loyal Knights will have Mr.. Geo
rye L. Thomas as guest speaker
for the evening service.
February 81, the o. M. e. Club
will present Miss Thelma Talef-
son, in book review on Pilgrims
Progress" A valuable door prize
given.
March 16, Loyal Knights brings
to Bethel the Youth Interracial
choir of Portland Council of
Churches.
New officers of the A. c. E.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
PORTLAND SOCTALS

Mrs E. L. Garden is home from
vacation trip to San Francisco
and surrounding bay area which
afforded her a pleasant, exciting
and thrilling experience due part
tally to her trip by plane (Which
she confides is the only way to
traveD interesting places seen,
numerous courtesies extended and
scores Of charming people met.
deep sea fishing was most ex-
citing and profitable; our luck
was very good" admitted Mrs.
Garden when a news reporter
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Phone EAST 79l
zzIo D 2. jim / HoIlS LIST u
Mary NJ. Duncan. Editor

brees interest in race relations
dates from childhood. He has been
an officer with the julius Rosen-
valid Fund since 1917, having serv-
ed successfully as Secretary, Vice
Chairman and Director, Division
Of Human Biology. DR.. Embree's
books on Race are widely read.
Among the best known are Brown
Americans, 10 Against the Odds,
American Negroes DR.. Embree is
a thoughtful fluent public speak
or
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
BOY SCOUT PLEDGE

ITO do my duty to God and
my country, and to obey the
Scout law; to help other people
at all times, to keep myself phys
ically strong, mentally aware and
morally straight"
Few boy scouts who take that
pledge are found in juvenile
courts.
Errant scouts who break the
pledge and reminded, seldom break
it a second time.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Prog. Demos Plan
Citizenship Award

At a meeting of the Executive
committee of the Progressive De-
mocratic Club held Saturday even
ing at the home of Clifford
Walker, president, plans were
made for the clubs annual meet
ing and First Citizen award.
In existanee for eight years,
the club has been great
progressive source for democratic
principles and community better
ment. Choice of a First Citizen
and the awarding of a bronze
plac to the honoree has been
major feature of the clubs
program activities. The club was
well represented at the meeting
of the Democratic State Central
Committee held a week ago Satur-
day.
Included on the Executive Com
mittee is Mrs. Mary Duncan chair
man, Mrs. Ruth Flowers, Mrs.
Emma Walker, Oliver Smith and
the club president Clifford Walker.
Date and place of the Annual
meeting will be announced.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
YOUR HOROSCOPE
If you were born between
JAN. 20 AND BEB. 10
Under the sign of the Water Man

A genius you may prove to be!
Like Mozart, you may live to see,
Embalmed in the hall of fame,
The starry letters of your name.
Progressive thought and action
wise
Plus business sense will help you
risei
Think twice before you do confide
In strangers come from far and
wide;
With disappointment you will pay
Because. beware, your stars all
say.
Lucky Month December
Lucky Day = Saturday
Birthstone Amethyst
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Notice to the Public
Observe All Traffic Rules!

Rabun said he was afraid" his
resignation would be requested at
service Sunday. but Chester Ry-
els, chairman of the board of dea-
cons, said he knew of no such
plan.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12

ating at his home 1923 N. E.
Rodney Mr.. C. E. Duncan, able
to be out after a weeks illness
at his home.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12
Leaves Bright Memories

II was January 2S. 1911 - 36
years ago in Muskogee, Okla.
that the Glenn E. Duncan were
united in holy wedlock. To OBJ
serve their thirty-sixth annivers-
airy they entertained with family
dinner; covers were placed for
IL guests. The dining table carri-
ed out bridal motif a center
piece of white chrysanthemums
and white tapers augmenting a
collection of floral gifts from fam
lily and friends who didn't forget
10 remember. Greeting cards and
gifts locally and from friends and
relatives in Chicago. Omaha, Dem
yer and San Francisco.
The Rev. F. F. Billops and
Kansas City Sextette is filling
engagements in and around Port
land. Rev. Bilops is located at
900 N. f. Both Avenue.
Mrs. Lawrence Albert is visiting
her husbands parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferguson at Oswego.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Badger, pro-
minent folk of Gearheart, Oregon,
spent the weekend visiting their
friends in Portland.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12

Mrs. Lawrence Albert is visiting
her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferguson at Oswego.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-02-12

won't rub of or wash out Unaffected by heat
= permits permsnents and stylish hsirdos :.
known and used for over so years. Your
deser will sve your money back If you're not
1000 satisfied.
Have an easy. professional application at your
fsvorite beauty shop or buy lsrieuse at any
cosmetic department OF drugstore.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion 4-door;
beauty; new factory motor not 80. days
music, spotlight and seat covers; it's really
niss Se-day Cntsu ssaarsntee We yi nanee Ps
sT6DhsAkEk sE6 ahs r. 1s4s d chsapon ssaa adeor:
here is an excellent owner-rated car in
That polshes to beautifai beau ' iuster. s' seat eat
covers covers to patsh the cIsan sanitized in-
ls.sa Only Elfh Ssss F,sssa .nd
sTTfHDEBxkEk ia9Y G9ysi Commander g" 81 Sly
sssa9 GE'ssi st. iSn
seda sedan tori osisin IA ni. spspaid s9ndtioR
Rs$f + W = ciia sss
Dealer; 5000 Lee hwy. Arl CT. 1000.
sTUDEBSKERs Sui tsj jaas 1872 coaches; 20 heaters;
like new: S2.195 EACH immediate delivery.
on club coupes doors and 4 doors, conv.
essar1 METRoPoI1TAN MoroRs RS rs
& 9474' n < oae: ave: and Bladensburg I'd. IS.
Motoroia radio: brand new paint. eustorn-
oyerhauled this summer ready 'for 3d.
ss mss ssis se'asR'a9 isao haode sdsv'fs Is;
WILLYS 1912 sed.; good tires and motor;
like new inside and out; 26 mi. per gal,
ofier Under FRED FRED JONES, 4so1 Cherry cry
Hill I'd. Berwyn. Md, Tower 521s. 5
WILLYS station wagon; T. and h.: 81 1875;
new-car cond. WILLY'S OF WASHING
TON. INC, 1924 L st. NV. $
AUTO AUCTION-sell or buy car this
modern way; sell only If bid is satisfac-
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues; eve. Z pm, lib Va.
ave. Sc. or 100 11th St. Sc, TR. 7113.
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTION-Our new
rates are S5 (total eost) for selling your
car at your price. We are limited to 100
cars per sale. SO frst come, first served.
Open all week from 9-5 prior to sale Fri
day pm. WASHINGTON AUTO AUC-
TON, S511 ColeSvi1le rd. Silver Spring,
Md, phone Shepherd 400
WINTER CLEARANCE SALE-An cars
$500 and over guaranteed to pass D. c.
inspection at our expense.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Mother-I was only joking when
I said I'd have the doctor cut of
your thumb If you didn't stop suck
ing it. He isn't going to hurt you.
AU1oMoBILEs WANTED' (cont. }

CnsvR9LEIsGash OLE , te5 eN gesF sar no reS
sshIEdEL Z aoLDEN, s57 n caIsoll sS ''Ss e.
Pak9mna PsXnan,,Pa Park. D: C.; Georgia 1900: 80
ies ySI5 's5 81 e csrre
SSq SSIsi /. ~; VIZ. slssa
SALES. 1926 Conn. ave, We. 9236. EN-
VI Shs II WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRfcE
sss unt s0s RI 1f aoass, Rgs s e.sS
i. Rr1a to5 viii III s,vs yGs
iIIIIs PIERS MOTORS. .Wsshinston's Oldest sx-
only aaS one legation Drive Il open ot
fosS SVRsfS NJ rs I'LL Clean your pre.
is our price. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
1925 Conn, ave. Wo. e2se. EN-. 9?54.
HOLD IT JUST A MINUTE to get high
cash cas- price tqr your 1916 or 1g47 car and
fsf5 I s5ss MoTo R5S5 in c. e call Pg Rs: @
is5sne ioe eAEs as sr22HSs 2Hsn snEbhPtaLRRna7 +
Come to s Or @ ss 'faE nvNaoN RSss M sss MooR a5
1ss7 noDht E. cAk. p!sfelsbly ssea low mileage;
chi M oWNhRsM sash EN- 9E.' rs esan sas s
SALES. 4sss donn .ves esSgoAi vs. ssss MoT0E EM
HOW MUCH DO YOU WANT for your car, "a
We need cars Of an makes and models at
Ref hsss;i ia:h c5 efiss ~ p ts H.
fkYMoG;rhH Ply fi; Il owSGks-1f ySfG it's clean. your
oAI1s SoAAILEs. 1925 Conn. ave. wo. e2se, EN-
BUCKS. chevrolets. Fords. Pontiacs or
6 %ssass hs: ,.ts5. 4zss Il HAWKINS 1888 18th
salIi salo g 9 ariys ,s. to TRIANGLE MofoRs
iMMEbIAiTE hSiI As Cash. H. no red tape or has.
Cling; we need. so cars right away and
ean Bay Bs ad rshs n no% fsE RHD s E0Th Il
MOTOR eSone rs GO; a71 1920 Rhode Island ave. ne
WILL PAY ALL Cash for clean cars
GENE tHssS fs4S s.nnins 9s aliss sa sa
~. Or 1zsRi regn aasss eas 4
sicK Eli sye owNhRsf 5sh t. eth s. S. re AT e4sa
IS ur price. CENTRAL MOTOR KS SALES, LES.
1925 Conn. ave, Wo e23o, EN-. 1854.
.ss. 80. 40, Al or AZ Buick, Chevrolet.
Dodge, Ford. Pontiac; must be an immacu-
late late car car with originsI paint II you have
We are looking for ali types isne and Dassi modei
ton Phone Ma sseo or redq drive to 1asa
81 Es's c. sac Closed sssiEal 5ss
fus sEhR aRa IzTE,MoDE1 sSs.; CAR for business. sine
fsDivbt4ES fsKi ST SST VII P12 a. cash for ssea
yssss gssa FGEa sssg4S 9g sheyFoes any model in
le47 MODEL CAR. preferably brand-new.
islI smesn. in cash. esil RA. Us $a5a' sas ing .as
good, dependable Transportation; prefer
Ford. cheyroiet. Buick, Pontiac, Dodse in
asG acceptable II good and clean. Call Wo.
CHEVROLET OR FORD. 'a5 to 'ss; good
body and tenders; all cash. Phone EN-.
ATTENTION. AUTO owNERs-ws viii
p5Ss sog nam AZ you pay sS.,a s
e. sS!s 4 'aai sasa 'tss Conn ". s9
BTsIaEssMAN needs car; condition aion.
PONTIAC owNERsmM It's clean, your
price is our price. CENTRAL Moron
9754 Ia
WE WILL SELL your car for you for only
TIP TOP MOTORS. e1e Taylor st. NV.
Phone GE 1854. -6
NAME your own PRICE for your car.
We will sell 1t for you at your price and
charge you only 81 II we sell 1t. Come out
to the big lot for . square deal on your 36
to '4S car. LEEDS MOTOR CO.. b120 Wis.
ave. NV. Open Sunday. OR. 4407.
sEE sEEyGpsE Gs BEr9aE 1ss sdtR H9o 3HAsH nf syz
NEED A GOOD USED CAR Immediately.
Prefer Chevrolet or Ford; all cash. Call
Evening star., 1947-12-08
% THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (conf J

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.l.
WHITE 40 model 70s tractor and .20-ft.
vacuum brakes: GOOD 8. ots s.ooxss sSap Tres: and and
i T. psfssd s2sS nfSsa1lsal nsao condition Can
exnsr; $500 or best ofier under. IA.
CHEVROLET 1s4e a-.on hydraulic dump;
2-speed axle, good condition. this truck
s Sr tes 1sSs PsIed 81 assk sos
b6 b919S s57s, e0 3D. ss7a ''s o1sn JEANS s fys es
1891 s. bton lsi sand stake
fRcR s6p1Es aSs s aE
% fun line Of Gramm trailers DIAMOND
CHEVROLET 1e41 stake. body, Ih-ton.
like new. AL cond.; real buy. HI. 1914.
GMC 1s41 suburban panel, recently over
hauled, Al cond.; s6s5. Call oW. O5S1.
CHEVROLET 1s47 sedan delivery. brand
terms ~ aaas N ~ tsr Nc fass
222 2nd st. NV. (2nd and const. aye.)
p po2SE 4ss 1877 II sass a:ston pickup like new;
esaes % @ csti Nj '9a as4f fss pickup Drlvftsl' Mfo
new ssG ss s1ss sy :5's 81 fsss s:s
FORD 112-ton dump. Runs exceptionally
good: real bargain: 1895. HERSoN s
Aero sss ow. 4 pE AprF1SscE 4166' co. sth fo and q
DODGE 1899 a-ton panel Appearance
and cond. absolutely peri; you must see it
and drive it. D. c. inspection gusran-
teed; S775: cash, terms or trade HER
sSS sas IS Aoae ns, Be- ArasdtalAscE 4ada CO. 10 9Th
INTERNATIONAL 1885 34-ton panel. This
truck has to be seen and driven to be
appreciated; a bargain at -S295; D. C.I
inspection guaranteed; cash, terms orI
trade, HERSON'S AUTO APPLIANCE
CO, Sth and o sts. NV, DE. 4700. 10
CHEVROLET 1912 1ha-ton dump. Looks
and runs peri; D. C; inspection guaran-l
teed 4 new tires; bargain: $795; cash,
terms or trade. ,HERSoNS AUTO &
APPLIANCE CO.. sth and sts. NV, DE.
MONEY Y-MAKERs-Don't let these low
prices fool you: these are good trucks.
Al Ford S-cylinder dump, 2-speed S765
'37 Chevrolet 1-ton, Eft. stake $50
Al Chevrolet 11z-ton, 2-speed - 385
AZ GMC 2h-ton lw.b., 6x6 - 1,050
50 trucks, Y to ton, pickups, panels.
es some x4 and sxs ueisf GHRTRAI MOTOR t5aeS CO.. co.
GMc truck dealer, 1900 Lee hwy, Arl,
Va, CHI. 1000 Daily, am. to pm;
Sunday. 10 to 3. To reach: Cross Key
Bridge. right on Hwy. 211. IA miles. -12
Evening star., 1947-12-08
AUTOMOBILES WANIEp.

CHEVROLET OWNERs-N it's clean,
your price Is Our price. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES 1895 Conn. ave. Wo. 1885,
EN-. 9754 -l3
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs on all makes
of cars are assured ct MCKEE PONTIAC.
1928 Z st; nv NE. o400.
DODGE OWNERS-n it's clean, your price
1926 Conn. ave-. Wo. 1886, EN- 1884.
win WITH wINN'-Top price for your
car; never e r, t9o ne.. never too old; WI
space. Open eyes. 3 I'm. 70 pm. WINNS
MOIOR& 190 Hortda ave. ne. TX. 260e.
$3.50 oeofgte ave. nv. "A. 7lS9s
Evening star., 1947-12-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

PROMPT MOVING SERVICE Of ali types;
contract hauling; reas. rates. Call HO.
4093. $
VAN TRUCK SERVICE, specialized furni-
ture movers. large or small Jobs. reas.
rates; prompt service. Day or eve, VI
AVAILABLE s2ii 1MMED1ArELY-1e470 01g cSev
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
pRIyE-UR-SEF. ME. 7011.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
help; reas. rates. VI. $3.50. Ext. 72.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; prompt
tsnce. ia. 1887: after pm, GE. 1916
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Uncle Rays Corner

In the lakes Of North America
there are few fish, If any, which are
more greedy than the pike. Armed
with strong. sharp teeth, this fish
goes after smaller fish and eats as
many as 1t can catch. In an average
day a 3o-pound pike is likely to
gobble up pounds Of food.
The Great Lakes pike may reach
a length Of 4 feet. The muskel.
lunge is member Of the pike fam.
lily. and 1t grows to length Of from
to feet. The weight Of a muskel-
lunge, or "muskie," may be from SO
to so pounds.
In the salt waters Of the ocean
there are fish which are very much
like pike in size and shape. These
are known as "barracudas," and
they range IN length from 3 TO
8 feet.
When . fisherman brings q nike
or muskie into his boat, he must be
careful or he may suffer q wound
from the fms or teeth. Yet people
are safe from pike when they swim
in lake.
With the barracuda 1t is another
matter. Many persons have been
badly hurt by these ocean fish, and
some have been killed. In certain
parts Of the world they offer more
danger TO swimmers than sharks.
They have been caught a far
north as the Shetland and Orkney
islands, and the people OF those
Islands dry and salt them.
Cuba has many berracudas
around It's shores, and 70 do other
islands Of the West Indies. Silver
barracudas are common In sorns
parts Of the ocean on the California
coast.
Most cubans refuse TO eat barra.
cudas, saying that the flesh u poi-
sonous." There are, however, some
kinds which are quite good to eat.
More than 5000 900 of these fish
were caught for market in one year,
of the Western Coast Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1947-12-08
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Words to Watch.

The word inveigle means ito per-
suade by fiattery or other device"
We occasionally hear 1t pronounced
"in-VAY-gI" The pronunciation
"tn-VAY-gl" results apparently
from the false notion that inveigls
is derived from the word inveigh,
pronounced: In-VAY. But the
words have no kinship whatever.
Inveigle is a corruption of the
French word aveugler, ito blind or
delude." The first choice of all
dictionaries. both British and Amer
lean, is: In-VEE-g1 Second choice
of some is: In-VAY-g1. I recon-
mend the first.
The average American never heard
OF the word homogenized until few
years ago when homogenized milk
was introduced. Dairynlsn and radio
announcers almost invariably pro-
nounced it: Hoe-MODG-uh-n -nized,
accenting the second syllable, and
rhyming 1t with lodge" dodge"
Some of us found the word in
Websteris New International and in
Funk & Wagnalls' New Standard.
Webster's defines homogenize as ito
pass milk, cream, ETC., through a
homogenizer to break up the fat
globules, casein shreds, etc, ir1creas-
ing digestibility" The Webster pro-
nunciation is: HOE-moe- -jen-ize.
On the other hand, r. &W. New
Standards definition of homogenizs
is: ITO trace to a common stock or
origin" and the pronunciation Ia
hoe-MODGE-i-nize.
First, Webster's definition Of
homogenize accurately describes the
process employed by dairy products
companies.
Second, Webster's pronunciation
does not occur in Standard Amer
lean speech. We Americans say:
Hoe-MODGE-en-ize, and that pro-
nunciation is now the only choice
Of the New Century, Grosset and
Dunlaps Words: The New Diction-
cry, and F. 81 WIS New College
Standard.
So, for your dictionary:
Ho-mo-gen-ize, verb. to disperse
the globules of cream uniformly
throughout milk. Pronunciation:
Ho-MODGE-en-ize.
Do YOU know what the "one OF" complex
examples and when to use a plural verb
in sentence containing the 'one Of
Evening star., 1947-12-08
@. 5.-You are South, have 10 part
score and hold:
AAJ104 0J52 oAQ63 &J8
Partner opens with one spade.
What No 1yo,, h{Ao

A.. Allowance should be made for the
hand and . mild chance should be az
forded him to 20 on Is case slam Is at.
tainable. This should be done By raising
Of two diamonds would be improper be-
cause with the advanced score partner Is
permitted to pass and that might not be
Indifferent hand, Of course, he will pass
your raise to. two and If he has a very
strong hand he may make q further try.
(Copyrtght. 1947, BY Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1947-12-08
Word Come

Find 10 or more common English
words in
BULWARKS,
meaning, 'ramparts, breakwaters."
Average mark Is II words. Time
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2 Words which acquire
four letters BY the addition Of IS" such Is
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

Interesting life stories of Mozart. Bee
thoyen, Chopin. Brahms, Strauss and
Lisst are told In the illustrated leafiet
called Masters Of Music. This viii be sent
Il and inclosss . stamped, self-adlressed
envelope. Address your tstter to Uncle
nsy. In care Of The Star, and allow abouS
10 days Tor repiy.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

LOGAN, lst AGAIN with prewar terms;
Al and '42 cars, $3.50 down, balance 1S
mos, on cars listed below. II on present
,ob one year or more, you are eligible for
q GGhsyrolstt &; eony;; j; and h;--s1.1ss55
AZ Olds hydra. 4-dr. sed.----- 41.195
Al Packard lilo" small 8; r. ,o
40 studebaker comdr. 4-dr. sed.-- 1896
al studebaker Champ. coach; r.
LOGAN oda tFord. so17 virginia ave. n.s., cso
blk. below 21st and e SITS, ME. 2s1s.
1910 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan -------- S725
1888 Buick 4-dr. sedan $3.50
1910 Buick 4-dr. sedan ---------- 1895
1889 Lincoln Zephyr 4-dr. sedan 1915
1888 Oldsmobile 4-door sedan $195
1897. Studebaker 4-dr. sedan $165
1911 international 1h-ton, long
1910 Chevrolet 1h-ton stake body : 1895
1941 GMC 1ta-ton dump truck S425
Others to choose from. JOHN 8. REEcE,
1114 Halt. st. s.w. g
FORD I942 model IS Fordor; radio and
heater; new paint. 'aI clutch and motor over
olds 1910 2-dr. sedan; new tires; good
cond.: $996. Privately owned. No dealers.
Cali RA. 1853. -S
Dodge 1888 4-dr. Dc luxe, newly
painted. newly rennished interior;
PiymoutR 80 2.dr. sedan Ie-'----~- $50
Plymouth 40 4-dr. sedan t86
Hudson '40 4-dr. de luxe sedsn. On.
All ii aea esr. n D. G. inspection ru.rantssa. ssp
Cash. terms or trade HKRsoNs AUTO
4 APPLIANCE CO.. sth and o SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-08

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