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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
The Lineups
DARTMOUTH.

DARTMOUTH.
Left end-Armstrong, Spoor. Sarno.
Left tackle-Jenkins, Eberle, Monahan.
Left guard-Truncellito, Melville, Mo-
center-schreck, staley, Murphy.
Right gDerd-Young, Fox. Carpenter.
Right tatkle-Bailey, Gowen, Sardelia.
ouarterback-Dey, Clayton. Mccraney.
Left half-sullivan, Tyler. Tracy.
Right half-Fitkin, Perry, Isbey, Chap
man, Sarno, Gingrich.
Fufback-Carey,Bo huslav, Lynch.
YALE.
Left end-McQuade, Cant, T. Kilroy.
Left tackle-Pivcevich, Anderson.
Left guard-Frank, McAfee.
Center-Conway, Larson, Carr, Love-
Right guard-Jablonski Fasano. Pot
ter.
Right tackle-clemens, Emerson.
IT, Right end - ouackenbush, Mcouade
Quarterback-Furse. Robertson. Booze
Left half---Jackson, Keller. Barksdale
Right half-Tisdale, Raines, Keller.
FuIlback-Nadherny. Liechty, Peters,
De Camp. Nafiziger.
Dartmouth -2O o IA I'll
Yale - 0 III
Dartmouth scoring: Touchdevns-Rowe
to 2 (4) (placements), Perry
Yale scoring: ouchdoyns-conyay
Jackson. Points after touchdown-Booe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
Michigan State Is Victor
Over Oregon State, A-21

CORVALLIS, Greg, Oct. 30.-A
stout Oregon State line gave Michi-
gan State a scare for Is minutes
here today but the visitors had too
much football savvy for the Coast
team and pulled away 1921.
The teams met touchdown for
touchdown each time they got their
hands on the ball until just before
the half. Then Gene Click, Spartan
quarterback, broke a 14-14 deadlock
by tossing two passes good for SO
yards-and the Spartans were in
front to stay, 21-14. They added
two touchdowns in the third period,
two in the final and then coasted out
with reserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
Shrine Coaches Stoned

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 80 (P.-Coaches
Herman Hickman of Yale and Andy
Gustafson of Miami have signed
five-year contracts to coach the
Northern and Southern teams re-
spectively for the Miami ShrineS
annual charity football game in the
Orange Bowl Christmas night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-31
Intercepted Pass
Gives Juyhowks
73-to-7 Victory
By the Associated Prexs

LAWRENCE, Kas., Oct. 30.-The
Kansas Jayhawks pulled one out of
the fire today.
Halfback Charlie Moffett returned
a pass interception As yards for
a last quarter touchdown and a
13 to football victory over Okla
homa A and M.
Kansas smallest home crowd OF
the season, 21,500 persons, watched
the JayhaWks carve their sixth sue
cessive 1913 victory over a stubborn
Cowboy eleven.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Word Game
BY EDYrH THOMAS WALLACE

Find 27 or more common English
words in
VOLC CANIC,
meaning, "of or like volcano" Av-
erage mark Is Is words. Time limit.
Is minutes.
Rules OF the same-1, Words must be OF
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such ss
bats" eats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of q word Is used. 4. Proper names
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
The change from

STUDEBAKER 1912 President 4-dr, sed,;
r. and h., two-tone green and black: 76
cars, one location, indoors. HILL
TIBBTTTS, -1114 Vermont ave. NV.
Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer. MA. esh0.
sTUDEBAKER 194Z Champion 4-door Sc,
dan; r. and h.. like new: $1,9S5. Can
sTgpEBAkERs 1s47 sedan sn,,,.5- sna 5-d1;; r;
i94s convertible. coupe. swindow club
METRoPoLITAN MOTORS. New York ave.
and Bladensburg rd,, TR. e474. liz
sTUDEBAKER 1o47 Commander Spas,
senger coupe. Color is green, equipped
with r and h.; this sporty model is
priced below the market at $3.50; 30
dag suaaIr; MAYMoWERo osn9 MoToRs. nc
throughout. % blue finish; S3.I45; guar. and
terms NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. (used
car LOTT, 1901 Mimi. ave. ne. I'VE buy,
STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander 4-door;
gray finish: r. and h.; hillhofder; clean
good condition; $3.50. Between and 8
RUTo ap1;; "A AUcTioN-sell or buy a car this
tory: tory total fee. SIS. YOU won't 60 wrong
buying or selling car here. Big auction
sale every Tues. eve. z pm, lib va.
ave. Sc, or. 100 11th st. Sc. TR. 7113.
Auction sales, rain or shineo
THE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO auc-
tion-S5 reg. fee. Sales every day. S51
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APPEARANCE, PRICE. VALUE, COMFORT
-Cemoco cars have all plus courteous at
Evening star., 1948-06-09
T axe My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Readers Corner.

From P. j. K, Los Angeles: Here
is a restaurant ad which mentions
Rocco Petrini, Maitre D. How did
this monstrosity sneak into the
language; and whatever became OF
the good old word "headwaiter"?
Answer: We Americans have q
wondrous way with words. The
term maitre d'hotel Is French for
"house master; hence, head but
Ter, house steward, or headwaiter.
The French pronunciation is:
MEH-truh doe-TEIL. Now, nom
French-speaking Americans who
work for and manage hotels and
the tonier restaurants have never
been able to say MEH-truh doe
TELL. I have confirmed this fact
in various American cities by tele-
phoning hotels and restaurants and
asking for the MEH-truh doe TELL.
The invariable reply Of the switch
board young ladies Is: Huh? Hoo
tuh-wunt?" Il want to speak to
the house steward or headwaiter."
"Oh. you mean the MAY-ter dee
HOE-tell."
Since "MAY-ter dee HOE-tell" IL
. rather cumbersome title, even for
the magnificent person who rsigns
and collects tribute under 1t, maitre
d'hotel is almost always shortened
to "MAY-ter-Dee"; hence, Rocco
Petrini, Maitre D See how nicely
it works out?
A. D., . French-American Of
Pittsburgh, writes: Why haven't
you jumped on some Of our COL
umnists who use the feminine ad-
jective naive in speaking Of men?
Tell them they should use the mas
culine form naif.
Answer: In English there is no
gender in adjectives. Naive pro-
nounced nah-EEV) has long been
considered an English word which
has no more gender than any other
adjective. The masculine form naif
(nah-EEF) is rarely seen In Eng
lish writing.
L. B., an announcer on WCOV,
Montgomery, asks: Since network
commentators like Hottelet and
SEVERED (to name a few pro-
nounce length and strength as
ZENITH" and "strenth" should we
announcers on WCOV follow their
example?"
Answer: If I ever tune In on
WCOV and hear you and your fell
low announcers say ZENITH" and
"stren th," I shall add your names
to the list of people plan to haunt
when my days on earth are done.
Are the self words stumbling block
to you2 II. so, Mr.. Colby's lesiet, Ca.
Sell Words. will help you By explain-
To obtain q copy, send 5 cents in coin
and stamped. sslf-addressed envelope
70 him; in care Of The Eysnins star o.
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TO you' II. so, Mr.. Colby's leaiet, Ca.
SELF Words will help you By EXPLAIN
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Evening star., 1948-06-09

tentiOn See our display today. Irades,
terms and dealers invited.
Al Frazer 4-dr. Manhattan ----$2.G G9b
40 Plymouth Special de luxe epe l's32
'46 Chevrolet de luxe sedan --- 1895
Al Chevrolet de luxe sedan ----- 1895
Al Oldsmoble club coupe ------ 1856
Al Buick Super sedan ------ J. %
Al Packard 4-dr. Clipper sed---- 1,095
Al Oldsmoble 4-dr. sedan .---- 1,195
40 Plymouth 4-dr. Special sed---- 1,062
40 Packard conv. coupe ------ 1,035
Al Chevrolet 2-dr. sedan ------- 9s5
Al Ford Special de luxe Tudor $40
80 Mercury 4-dr. sed - 965
40 Studebaker 4-dr. sedan $50
80 Plymouth 4-dr sedan - 7a5
SO Oldsmobile 4-dr. sedan - 1856
from. @ Gen CENTRAL RAJ MOTOR CO. $500 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va. CH; 1000: Home OF
WHERE INTEGRITY COUNTS
194S Mercury convertible ble--------S2,5 595
1947 Mercury 4-door or 2,095
1947 Studebaker comm club cpe. 2,345
194B Pontiac Str. IS" sed cpe. 2,095
1912 Packard sedanette- 1,290
1912 Plymouth 4-door 1,095
l94I Chrysler 4-door r 1,195
1941 Studebaker Champ 2-dr.--- 995
1910 Studebaker Comm. 4-dr.-- 1876
1910 Buick Super 4-dr.--- 1,095
1885 Nash 1876
Most of these cars have radio and
heater; cash, trade or terms, to "a months
MOORE-DAY MOTORS, 4400 Conn, OR.
$500 10
<,<N
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Goren on Bridge

SOUTH
AA82
0942 .
oAJ3
&Q874
The bidding:
South West North EaS
Pass Pass heart Pass
2 no trump Pass 3no trump Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead, five Of diamonds.
Not 20 long ago I was asked to
settle dispute between two players.
one Of whom had passed as dealer.
and when his partner opened IN
third position elected to respond
with two no-trump. There Is no
such bid" contended the player who
had opened the bidding. Your
partner might have opened a very
weak hand"
To this latter thesis I do not SUBJ
scribe. While 1t Is true that GER
tain amount of latitude is given
players in third position who choose
to make q shaded opening, 1t Is
absurd to speak Of opening very
weak" hands. The pass was intend
ed for that type Of holding. Ths
person In third position may shade
the opening to the extent OF about
king, but when you 60 further than
that you are giving your side all the
worst Of the going.
If the dealer has passed . hand
that is very close to an opening bid
and all unmentioned suits are safely
stopped, there is no objection to q
call Of two no-trump, especially
since the bid at this juncture is not
forcing. If the third hand has
opened on q somewhat questionable
holding he Is at perfect liberty TO
pass the two-no-trump bid.
In today's hand South really had
no satisfactory response to his part
ner's opening bid of one heart. Hav-
ing already passed. he felt that he
had limited his hand and. therefore,
decided to respond with two no
trump, knowing that partner would
not 70 on unless he had . very
sound hand. While q two-no-trump
response normally promises . mini
mum of IS points, the call may be
used by . player who has passed a
suitable hand containing only II
points.
West opened the i've Of diamonds
and declarer put up the queen from
dummy, hoping 1t would hold. be-
cause he wished to be in that hand
to start the spade suit. This should
be tackled rather than hearts be-
cause it is not desirable to risk East's
getting the lead too soon to come
through the diamond holding.
When the jack of spades loses to
Vests queen he is, OF course, unable
to continue his suit and shifts to the
seven Of hearts. The finesse Is not
taken at this point. The king wins
and the spade finesse is repeated.
When the third lead Of the suit
clears it up declarer Is at liberty to
take the heart flnesse, since even
when it loses he can count nine
tricks. Note that If the hearts are
started before the spades, East will
get in and return diamond, estab-
fishing that suit for West before the
spade loser Is given up.
tcopyrisht, 1p4s, by Charles n. dorsn)
Evening star., 1948-06-09
AuroMosIlEs WANTED.

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AUTo TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

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trade or terms. MITCHELL MOTOR CO,
miles, excellent throughout. FIR. 1868.
CHEVROLET 1946 Iz-ton pickup with
stake body; very low mileage; can scarcely
be told from new; one oWner; seeing it
iHs4EaSAffoS4L ri SsSylnffe SsI h s:oo METROPOLITAN
Sec sees' MR.. X Fl FARRES. West End Lsundrs,
DODGE is47 s=ton panel: good condition.
Cal MR; sE ROYCE. NE 2ss7. 10 =,
top shape. NO Os14. -1S
FORD model B la-ton panel body; passed
l948 Va. State inspection; S245. Phone
Falls Church 1887. 49,
PRICE,! VALUE! AND SELECTION! We
have all kinds and sizes Of good dumps'
dump bodies. stakes TRACTORS na. ssmitra,srs. hsT
tanks, % oil tanks. etc; these are . few
that can be bought at big savings. Watch
our ads this month.
!! Peass sss lDa i1seson tTaetor-------- sss
'39 GMC 1h-ton, 15-ft. van 675
40 Chey. 2-ton, 1,000-gal. tanker 9s5
..37 GMc 1fs-ton. 15jft; hat-------- 2s55
q eEsRgHH PRaSs a6G9R co. 5000 L.. hsy
service sO1 and other GOOD truck bsrssins al
our Alexandria truck plant. 1901 oronoco
Evening star., 1948-06-09
REINEs rhymes with fnesD MOTOR CO.

| Most of these cars have radio and
heater: cash, trade or terms, to "A months
MOORE-DAY MOTORS, 4400 Conn, OR.
, 1948-08-21
RUSSIANS KIDNAP...


faced the Soviet MPs, both
commanders strobe towards
the middle of the street, ex-
changed greetings with hand
shakes and cigarettes, and re-
turned to their sectors. How
ever, the hatred of the Ger
mans for the communists have
been SO intense that they start
ed a riot and the Soviet troops
are reported to have fired in
to the crowd killing a few per-
sons and injuring many.
, 1948-08-21
POLICE DIR.

visits to the area leaving his
motorcycle a short distance up
he would walk toward the
bathers. He kept up this pa
troll until after 5 o'clock.
Already a number of citi-
zens have expressed their gra-
LITIGATION for the prompt po-
lice action.
The Park areas are receiv-
ing the attention of the Police
also, to prevent further wan
ton destruction of electrical
installations and plants.
, 1948-08-21
SCHOOL TEACHER.

Kosenkina.
He was again politely in
formed that he can nominate
his own physician but he must
be registered.
The condition Of the patient
is said to have improved; Mrs.
Tolstoy from whose farm Mrs.
Kosenkina was removed, visit
ed her in the hospital.
, 1948-08-21
PAUL

tune designing and fashion
illustration at Cooper Union
Institute, and was art instruc-
tor at the Sarah Hale Voca-
tional High School.
, 1948-08-21
GREEK ARMY.

At the same time rocket-firing
planes are attacking in the
mountains. Ar estimated 2,127
guerillas were killed and 964
wounded. The Army lost $50
killed.
, 1948-08-21
FOUND

A small red felt hat with a
black veil was found some
weeks ago by the Police.
The owner may call at the
Christiansted Police Office
and claim it.
, 1948-08-21
MOTHS.

merchant through whose eff
forts the Don Q Company
sponsored a broadcast; the
Bolero Shop Of st. Thomas, Of
which Mrs. Irene Bayne is
proprietor and World Tours.
Incorporated.
, 1948-08-21
R OF BAND BOX
DRY


Please call for your articles
at the Avis office.
We are preparing the next
shipment of clothes to be sent
out on Tuesday. We receive up
until IL o'clock.
, 1948-08-21
NOTICE

The attention Of taxpayers
is hereby invited to the fact
that after the close of August
81, 1948, interest at the rate Of
SO pa. will be charged on all
arrears of Real Property Tax
es and Nightsoil Removal Ser
vice Fees for the year 1947, in
accordance with Section 81 of
the Ordinance Of September
5, 1886, providing for the As
sessment, Levy and Collec-
ton Of Taxes upon Real Prop
erty, and Section 3 Of Ordi-
nance of September Is, 1913,
concerning Fees for Nightsoil
Removal Service.
August Is, 1913
B o. FABIO
Acting Administrator for st.
Croix.
s j B s G I.B F
, 1948-08-21
BARGAIN SALE

One Westinghouse 8 Burner
Electric Range with large
Oven. complete with Broiler.
for use on 22O Volts A.C.
Good Condition
Contact Gordon M. Skeoch
Est. Hannahs Rest
Frederiksted, St. Croix, VI.
Evening star., 1948-11-19

sidering the size Of his State, 1t Is
probable that Mr.. Bowles got more
intensive help from labor than any
other Democrat in the recent elec-
ton.
Labor expects to play q great part
in the Truman administration, both
because of its help to the President
and its success in replacing Repub-
lican incumbents with Democrats
in both Senate and House. The
President in his acceptance speech
challenged the unions to show their
gratitude; they did, and now they
will challenge him to do likewise at
every point.
One Of Fair Haired Boys.
Mr.. Bowles is one of their fair
haired boys. They put up the money
and he produced q victory for them
In an important industrial State
1t is a combination certain to play
an important part in the next presi-
Dental campaign.
Mr.. Bowles Is an attractive public
figure, good at the jobs he under
takes and an articulate spokesman
for his political philosophy. Where
he has the advantage over other
New Deal figures now is that he
tore himself away from washington
Evening star., 1948-11-19

guests, take a sip. compliment the
host as to what a heck of a tea
maker he was, and pass it on to the
guests on my left.
When the tea had all been
Swigged, I, still following my book,
asked for the privilege of examining
and admiring the tea bowl. 1t must
be turned all sorts of ways and ex-
amined in every light. After look
ing at the thing for five minutes
had wild desire to say, Some bowl,
eh, kid!"
Then I had to inspect minutely
and praise to high heaven the
beauty of the tea caddy, the spoon
and everything used in the tea
ceremony, including one item which
looks exactly like weIl-worn shay
ing brush.
Finally, this tea brawl broke up
and I tottered home, wondering
which was the crazer-the man who
gave the tea or I who went to It,.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. 1ne.)
Evening star., 1948-11-19
Bv Dorothy Thompson

While the struggle between the
Soviet Union and the West in Ber-
lin continues in unmitigated ten
sion, it is apparent that the West
Evening star., 1948-11-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Ali

philosophy. as well as the arts and
crafts"
This scared the wits out of me
because at home we just throw a
tea bag in a little hot water and
drink 1t on the run.
Not so in Japan. -Four hours is
about par for the tea ceremony
which Is observed in a little house
built off the main home especially
for that purpose. There is no door
to the house, the entrance is small
window which you have to wiggle
through. Once in the room you
must start admiring the simple
decorations which are part of the
ceremony. It is bad form to speak;
you are supposed to nod and smile
and kind Of swoon over the beauty
Of the arrangements.
The principal guest, and I was
it, then must ask for the honor of
examining the incense burner. The
host places it on a bit Of silk and
hands it over. The principal guest
must admire it for a good Is min
utes If he does not care to mortally
offend the host.
After a while the host smites
a gong. 1t is the signal that the
tea is about to be served. My book
says that men study for many years
how to strike properly a tea gong.
And that if properly done it will
make the listeners feel as if they
were in a cloister or forest.
Reverent silence is maintained
while the kettle boils. You are sup
posed to imagine that the sound of
the boiling water is wind blowing
through pine trees.
I was dying for a cigarette at this
point, but it was my duty to admire
the kettle and the hearth at great
length.
Like Spinach Soup.
Then the tea came on. It's made
about the color and consistency of
spinach soup. Thanks to my book,
I knew enough to take the bowl in
my left hand, bow to the other
Evening star., 1948-11-19
Presidential Timber
Labor Backing Seen in Bowles' Campaign
For Democratic Nomination in 1852

and returned to the grass roots
where, after an initial reverse two
years ago, he fought his way to
a new, really solid political position,
The trouble with most Of the
bright boys who hit Washington is
that they cannot thereafter bear
to leave the proximity of the White
House, the. ear of the columnists
and the generally chubby atmosphere
Of the Capitol. But Washington Is
not America, and they become COM
pletely dependent on the political
power OF the President, who has il
all right but cannot pass it on to
them within their States.
Has National Backing.
Mr.. Bowles has got himself in q
position to be a favorite son. And
while Connecticut is note large
State, he acquires national backing
as result Of his standing with labor
which is a vital part Of the Demo-
cratic Party in every pivotal State
There is no question about his per-
sonal ambitions. He will not stint
his efforts to be a good Governor
that is not his disposition, but he
Is looking beyond 1t.
The largest contribution to the
Bowles campaign for Governor came
from the Textile Workers Of Amer
ica-$l5, 900. Others: CIO-PAC, 81
500; United Steel Workers. $2,500;
Amalgamated Clothing Workers,
$1,000; United Automobile Workers,
5000; United Steel Workers locals.
s2,0l5: International Association of
Machinists. $1,000; International
Ladies Garment Workers Union,
$1,000. Many local unions gave
smaller amounts.
The list of individual contributors
shows that Mr. Bowles has the con-
fidence of B. M. Barucf, Will Clay
ton, ex-Gov. Lehman and Marshall
Field, all important figures In the
Democratic Party.
Labor's investment in Mr.. Bowles
was probably duplicated in a num-
ber of States and helps to explain
why the financial semistarvation Of
the Democratic National Committee
throughout the campaign did not
have more dire effects.
Evening star., 1948-11-19


They advocate not only cessation
of the dismantling of German fac
tories, but also provision to Western
German industrial areas OF modern
equipment from the United States
This plan has met qualified op-
position from our military men, who
still fear that the U. S. S. r. may
launch an attack on Germany,
either directly or through a Soviet
sponsored German force which Is
being created in the East. They say
that a speedup of the industrial re-
vival of Western Germany might
prove a blessing to the Russians
who would take over the whole
thing, lock, stock and barrel.
Chief Opposition in Paris.
But the chief opposition comes
from Paris, where both the present
French government and Gen.
Charles de Gaulle, the probable fu-
ture leader Of France, strongly op-
pose the American plan, which is
supported 10 nmlted degree py tne
British.
The French government objects to
our plan because the French people
fear a revitalized Reich, which they
still consider the greatest possible
menace to their security. The fear
of Germany has been a fixation with
the rank and file of the population.
Gen. de Gaulle, however, presents
more constructive objections than
mere fear" He is said to be con-
vinced that sooner or later the Ger
man people will come into. the
Soviet sphere Of influence.
Hence, he says, why improve
Russia's industrial potential-and
with it, inevitably, its political
power-by restoring German in
dustry to the point where 1t be-
Evening star., 1948-11-19

rlgnC OUT ana henfy McLemere.
buy book on Japanese tea cere-
mony and spend my spare time
boning up on how to act when the
day arrived.
The first thing the book told me
was that although I had accepted
the invitation when asked, I must
make a formal call three days be-
fore the date set for the tea and
thank my host for asking me. If
you ever want to feel like monkey,
first class, just get all dressed up
and 90 thank a man for q party
that you are going to three days
later.
Four Hour Ceremony.
The tea ceremony is known as
"Cha-no-yu" and, to quote from
my book, 60" It Is a subject which
requires lifelong study to appre-
ciate fully the underlying subtle
estheticism, with its manifold bear
lings upon religion, literature and