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Evening star., 1948-11-23
AH Executive Council
Begins on Plans for
New Labor Law
By jones Y. Newton
Stor Stoff Corrsspondent

! CINCINNATI, Nov. %. - The
American Federation of Labor Ex-
ecutive Council met here today to
lay plans for carrying out the Fed
eration's convention policies in the
domestic and foreign fields. center
ing around the writing of new
labor relations law and leadership
in world labor affairs.
The convention ended last night
on sober notes in regard to both
domestic and foreign affairs. 1t was
obvious from the start of the eight
day meeting that labor, as result
of the election, feels it is now on
top. but it was significant to note
the change in labor's approach to
things since the days before the
Taft Hartley Act.
Theme of the conventions close
was that labor, despite the fact
that it is flush with victory. recog-
nizes it's responsibilities to the
American people and public in
| tereSt.
Officers Give keynote.
That note was sounded by William
Green, AFL president, and George
Meany. secretary treasurer, in &C
cepting reelection. incidentally, all
of the officers were reelected, in
Guiding Mr.. Green, Mr.. Meany and
13 vice presidents. There were no
upsets. Rumors to the contrary,
Mr.. Green showed no indication
that he planned to step out any
| time soon.
The 13 vice presidents, who had
their titles taken away year ago
and became merely members of the
Executive Council in the argument
with John L. Lewis over the signing
of non-Communist affidavits, had
the titles restored.
/ Charles ]. MacGowan, one of the
vice presidents. expressed the feeling
of the Fedora ton in one of the clos
ing talks.
Personally" he declared, II have
/ been fearful that. in the flush of
victory on November 2, the Ameri-
can people gain the impression that
labor was now in an arrogant. vim
diCtive frame of mind. and that with
the repeal Of the Taft Hartley Act.
we would feel that We had the un-
questioned right to disregard the
public welfare and the further right
TO commit any excuses against the
public interest that might appeal
to us.
Saws Responsibility Is Recognized.
IF I understand the temper of
the thoughtful delegates to this con-
vention correctly. may 1 assure the
American public that labor-seri-
ot,sly and soberly recognizes its re-
sponsibilities.
There is no wave of strikes. para
lying either any substantial por-
ton of our economy OF the Nation
as whole"
Mr.. Green declared that as a re-
suit of labors political victories
there are to be mo reprisals.' And
added. I'VE extend the hand of
friendship to the American people
as whole. even to those who were
against U.S."
Evening star., 1948-11-23

the United States was reported ready
to invite interested countries to a
meeting for the drafting of new
international wheat agreement.
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan
told a reporter this country would
extend the invitation very soon"
Another indication that talks were
near was the arrival from Canada
yesterday of Charles F. Wilson,
chairman of Preparatory Commit
tee Salvaged from the old Inter-
national Wheat Council. He indi-
Gated the next move was up to the
United States.
/ The Eightieth Congress failed to
act on the agreement drawn up last
March by 36 countries. and the pact
expired. 1t provided for the export
of 185,000,000 bushels annually for
five years. 1t set a minimum price
of $l50 bushel for the first year.
which was to decline 10 cents year
to $1.10 in the fifth year.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
FAC Postpones Vote
On Admission Of
Israel Until 1949
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

Israels application for member
ship in the United Nations Food and
Agriculture Organization was set
aside today until next year by con-
ference delegates after nine coun-
tries, including the United States,
announced they were prepared to
vote in favor of admission.
Action came in a plenary session
held in the Shoreham Hotel. At the
same time, Saudi Arabia was ad-
mitted to membership, becoming the
5sth nation to join the food group.
Delegates also approved giving the
Holy See status of permanent OBJ
server to all FAC meetings.
Wording of a general committees
report on Israel drew objection from
the Palestine representative. Dr.
Ludwig Samuel. The report stated
that an application had been sub
mitted by the Jewish authorities
In Palestine under the name of
Israel"
Il do not accept the wording of
the recommendation" DR.. Ludwig
declared. explaining that Israel was
a state in its own right.
u. S. Abstains From Voting.
Undersecretary of Agriculture Al
bert J. Loveland announced the
United States was abstaining from
voting on the committees recon-
mendation to refer the application
to the FAC Executive Council for
action at the next session of the
conference.
I'VE have recognized Israel as a
nation and would have voted in
favor of admission" Mr.. Loveland
declared.
Joining with the United States
in ahstaining from the vote were
Poland. Czechoslovakia, Uruguay,
Guatemala, Ecuador, Honduras,
Panama and Finland.
As anticipated, delegates ap-
proved by voice vote yesterdays S
recommendation of a site commit
tee that selection of a permanent
home for FAC be referred to the
Council for further study, and that
the Council report back as soon
AS possible. preferably at a special
session of FAC.
Truman to Speak Tomorrow.
The White House announced,
meanwhile, that President Truman
would address the delegates in
lplenary session at 4:30 pm. tomor-
row. This will be followed by a
reception attended by the President
and Mrs. Truman.
AS the conference work continued.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
C.,IO
Continued From First Page.

-
Act and re-enactment of the Wag-
ner Act is not enough. He urged
the Wagner Act with some, needed
revisions that will correct injustices.
check both employer and labor ex-
cesses" and will not be open to
any valid criticism of one-sided-
ness"
He suggested. for example. that
the new law should require Unions
as well as employers to bargain in
good faith; provide for compulsory
settlement of jurisdictional strikes,
and outlaw certain "indefensible"
types of secondary boycotts.
/ On the other hand. he urged the
repeal of the Taft Hartley Act re-
quirement for non Communist oaths
and many other Taft Hartley pro-
visions.
/ Times Have Changed.
! Convention observers were noting
today that times have changed tre-
mendously in the labor movement
Two or three years ago, CIO leader
publicly criticizing Communists in
trade unions was likely to be accused
promptly of batting and
looked on with contempt, not only
by pro-Communists but by many
ordinary trade unionists.
But yesterday Mr.. Murray shouted
Let these apostles of communism
stand up and be counted
like men!" and tremendous roar
burst from the delegates.
He said Donald Henderson's op-
position to the Marshal Plan is
reflected in the same king of oppo-
sition that has been manifested by
men like Delegate Henderson in
other countries" More cheers.
He said he had no objection to
! the apostles of communism" get
ting up in a CIO meeting and crit
icizing American officials, but while
they are doing that ''let them take
an occasional kick at Old Joe and
Molotov." The delegates loved that.
Evening star., 1948-11-23

motion pictures and illustrated
lectures. Two years ago he was
awarded the Danish Medal of
Liberation
Mr.. Hansen made the first full
length color picture of Denmark in
1886. The film. Denmark in Color, >
was awarded the prize for the best
cultural film at the Paris Exposition
in 1887. Since then he has brought
the film up to date and distributed
it widely.
Since his retirement from the in
vestment business, Mr.. Hansen has
devoted full time to his photogra phic
hobby. He is a member of the
Explorers Club and an associate
member of the Oval Table Society
OF New York. an exclusive still
phOtoeraDhy group
Evening star., 1948-11-23
Police Told 10 Pick Up Tags
From Kearney Auto Firm

George E. Keneipp. director of
vehicles and traffic, ordered Police
Inspector Arthur E. Miller yesterday
to pick up 40 sets of dealers license
tags from the Kearney Oldsmobile
Co, whose franchise has been ter
minated by General Motors Corp.
Mr.. Keneipp explained that under
District regulations. only authorized
dealers may possess the tags. The
franchise of the Kearney company,
z New York avenue NE, was ended
after several of its statesmen were
accused at a congressional hearing
of accepting tips as high as $500.
Dealers tags are issued at rate
of $25 for the first three sets and S.
a set for all thereafter. They are
used by car buyers until they can
obtain tags of their own.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
Britons Nav Visit Spuin

In announcing that British tour
lists now may visit Spain. the Brit
lsh government pointed out that
they must stay within the annual
allowance of &l40 sterling. the
maximum which a person Is allowed
to take out of the country for
pleasure trips.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
Poland TO Explore Its Soil

WARSAW (P.-The state geo.
logical institute announced a big
six-year plan for exploring the
soil. 1t plans to make 100000 deep
drillihgs throughout Poland. Drill
ing tools and equipment are to
come from Polish factories. the
Soviet Union. Sweden, Denmark.
Great Britain and the United
| States
Evening star., 1948-11-23

q % q I | 0lenG IN
the S h or cham
Hotel today by
the Danish AM
ba ssador, Henrik
de Kaufman.
Th e Knight
hood was the
second h on Or
conferred on Mr..
Hansen by his
ma tive land in
re o gnition of
his W ork in
famil i arizin n z
Americans with
d e II M a r X
through still and
Evening star., 1948-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
partnership, heretofore existing between
Vivian v. Stickley and Francis M. Wynn,
VIM Motors" a d59 Florida ave.
solved as of November l3. l94S. by the
withdrawal therefrom of Vivian v. Stick
ley and Francis M Wynn has ASSUMED
all liabilities and obligations of said busi-
ness VIVIAN v. sTICKLEY, FRANCIS
HAVE YOU BOOKKEEPING, accounting or
tax troubles? Call MI. 9I12. Public acct,
Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. TONY LAGANA, s25 61St ave,
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20. 30 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
pigment. immediate instsllation. ,THoMP-
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY WANTED-Hign.
est sll essh prices prices Free appraisal, ARTHUR
ACCOUNTANT. expert-Books started. kept
part time: tax returns prepared; state
ments ,.,, sudits: ressonsb,e OR 20?4
Window space. marvellous view. Also pvt
rm. with windows. Box 43s-x, Star
Evening star., 1948-11-23
WildIife Expert to Speak

DR.. Clarence Cottam. assistant OF
the Commerce Departments Fish
and Wildlife Service, will speak on
The North American Waterfowl.
at 7:3O o'clock tonight in Room 43
of the National Museum.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
LOST,


TOPCOAT, mans, gray, Maxsi label: left
in cab, 10th st. NV, Sunday eve. Driver
please return to Smith-Kinney's Shoe
Store, 3|18 14th st. NV. "4s
TOY FOX TERRIER, black and white,
male; vicinity 3rd and N. Bryan. Lyon
Park, Arlington, Va. Reward. Call ca.
3917 after $50 -25
WATCH, lady's, Hamilton. .36 diamonds,
platinum, black band vic. of st. in front
of Jellefis or in cab at corner of 18th
st. to Jefferson Hote!: reward ME- O993
or DI. 4104. Ext. So4. -23
WATCH. lady's Waltham, white gold dia =
mond setting; black cord band; lost Thurs -.
great sentimental value. Reward. TR
WEDDING SUIT at Murphy's Sat; green.
size -. RE. 740n. Ext. 403l; after 3 80
Ho. 1896. Reward, MISS SHOEMAKER
25s
WRIST WATCH. lady's small yellow gold
Lyceum, and bracelet; lost on Sat. after
noon, between Logan Circle and 18th and
G sts.; reward. NE. 3517. Pa
SWITCHED TOPCOAT Sun. night at
Caligures Restaurant, Conn. ave. Call ].
c. CHEVALIER. MA. 016I. -25
Evening star., 1948-11-23

The Knighthood of the Order of
Dannebrog was conferred on John
". Hansen, 50. widely known anna
teur Photographic expert at his
Evening star., 1948-11-23

A government porcelain factory
has just been opened at Gudar,
India.
Evening star., 1948-11-23
FOUND.

Dogs 2). black and tan hounds. Call
Gaithersburg 4S3-J-l.
GLOVES, lady's, found Sunday evening"
lOwner may have same by proving prop,
erty. ME, 1914.
Evening star., 1948-11-23

COCKER SPANIEL, coal black, female,
mother of q young puppies, answers 10 name
Of Smokey" license No. 25l49: vicinity
Evening star., 1948-11-23

BAG OF TOOLS and spray tank, on P st.
NV. No. 1925; reward if returned. TR.
Evening star., 1948-11-23

crystal rosary. sterling crucifx. engraved
Mary ]. Verrett. Apr. 81, "A" vic. Cath
Ok
Evening star., 1948-11-23

BILLFOLD, black grain, with identifica-
ton, lost vic. of Hecht Co. Capitol The
ater. ODonnell Rest. or taXIcab, Sat, Nov.
90. MRS BREWSTER Reward. IA. 3614.
Evening star., 1948-11-23

lost Thurs on Macomb ST; very timid,
wearing collar and > brass tags. one giving
address Phone DU 4441. Reward. -oS
Evening star., 1948-11-23

COLLIE DOG, brown and white, male,
z. J. RODGERS. PL. 1893. "a
Evening star., 1948-11-23

COLLIE. tri-color, 4 mos old, thorough-
bred; vic. Wesley Heights, Sun. Call WO.
311, Reward. -?b
Evening star., 1948-11-23

BRACELET, gold chain. set with hanging
imitation pearls which are tipped with COL
1red BEADS, gold clasp. Reward. WO
Evening star., 1948-11-23

DOG, small. white, long haired. male dog;
red collar: vic. Jefferson Village, Falls
Church. Reward FA. $3.50. -24
Evening star., 1948-07-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

owner prefer chesEoiet, 81 Plymouth or
FoRb RofSe aas PaS essn "a is4d R in 5000 soea
will pay all cash. Ask for ROBERT, OV.
G5So3VERNMENT WORKER desires to buy
new car from individual on early delivery
list. Call NO. 0n01 between 7 and pm.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY taxi 1a46 or a.;
aood condition. 404 Okla. ave. ne, Ii.
co%sfGNMENT on e Nj r sIPECIALIsr-conn. ave.
sh qea T ree with ou in yoH
M 14s ue TsffEs car DsS@Sa' Is sod so II Ms s
4432 Conn. ave. NV, Wo. 3"49 til 8,
CRosLEY 1a42, in good mechanical con-
dition,, desired by veteran will pay cash.
9SS 'ss-'s.; 81 i uSDER S5 10000 MI: from origi-
ssdsn Rs 9Vpss 'A psass call fw 1856
vEfEkAS S1Eff & q wisHEs ISL sn8 70 PURCHASE new
car; unable to pay an outraseous price:
However, if interested in selling your car
deTe Sn to some pssse urssn ss MR r.
'8s, .'i2 AUTO desperately needed by in,
diyidual,, pay all cash no dealers Call
= 5000 ,,,sa sssa H. & Is 's4E commandsf =
overseas, can advance cash" for new
WANTED-Late model Chevrolet, Ford OF
Plymouth. from individual owner; will pay
cash UN. 9S9S IT
WE WILL PAY HIGHEST Cash price for
clean 40 to As model cars; your car does
not nave to be fully paid for. Call MIR
HENRY at OIL. 1000. lis
PLYMOUTH OwNLRS-Win pay up to ST..
900 for 1910 Plymouths; SO units wanted
at once: will ring the bell on other models
also. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 1925
Conn. ave, WO 9236 or EN-. 1854.
STUDEBAKERS 1947-194S, cash In B
min on any model TR e474. METRO
PoL1TAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and Blad-
oGs MORE Cash FOR YOUR CAR, 1895 to
l948 models. Drive in or phone Elk 5562.
WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1948-07-17

INNS dependable used cars.
~ Buick Sedanette, new paint. &1,1a5.
'39 Packard convertible club coupe,
$50
30 Dodge coupe. S6a5.
80 Chevrolet 2-door, 1895.
'3f Plymouth 4-dr.. new paint, S395.
'35 Ford Tudor Sl25.
'33 Chevrolet 2-door, S1O0
Evening star., 1948-07-17
Natures Children
GARDEN DRAGONS.
By LilIion Cox Athey

Praying -mantises in your garden
will prove to be wise investment.
These weird insects are truly dragons
toward their smaller nelghbors.
though praying mantis is ready
to tackle large moths or hurley
bees at any time. Their ability to
turn their heads and watch your
movements with large black eyes
and to hold a prayerful attitude
at the same time, is responsible for
the many legends about them. The
most popular, that mantises hypno-
TIE victims who walk straight into
the saw-tooth front legs. is not true.
The mantis creeps up on victim
and when within reach flashes out
its arms. Held fast in an embrace
of death, the struggling insect be-
comes more deeply empaled on the
sharp teeth.
At birth a young mantis is tiny
enough to perch comfortably on the
head of a common pin. Established
in your garden it will, during a
bountiful season, reach a length OF
inches. These dragons are per-
fectly harmless. A swipe of the
forelegs might leave scratches which
yield tiny bit of blood. The insect
will accept food from your fingers
and ride on your shoulder with
calm delight.
The beautiful, green. gauzy wings
blend perfectly with the foliage In
which the mantis rests. She moves
slowly and with great caution from
one hunting ground to another. Her
mead turned slightly, antennae Wav-
ing gently and her eyes never miss
ing thing. Let an insect come with
in reach and her spiked forearms
flash out too fast for you to notice.
You will be wondering how she OBJ
tanned the fact bumble-bee she Is
nibbling
| A pair of mantises in my garden
. became the center OF attraction one
summer. A little school girl named
/ them Myrtle and Mike. Every morn-
I ing I searched for Mike fearing
Myrtle had turned on him and
CrunCleQ MS DOfleS. lIllS Is COHl-
mon practice among mantis females
who dispose of their husbands in
this fashion.
One bright October morning Myr-
tie climbed a strong bergamont stem,
her head held high, her hind legs
grasping the stem. her forelegs
prayerfully folded in their pious
position. Her mood was serious. A
bubble appeared at the tip Of her
abdomen. She was about to build
her wonderful egg-basket!
Myrtle whisked the bubble into
a froth with her marvellous, self
power driven beater. Then she pro-
duced, without turning her head.
several eggs. Then came another
bubble, more beater whirring. and
more egg placing for several hours.
At last a glossy brown globe-like
nest, conditioned, damp proofed.
and filled with eggs, was completed.
Myrtle strolled of later to succomb
to cold and hunger. Her offspring.
safe from the wintry blasts until
August, would step forth ready TO
police the garden.
Evening star., 1948-07-17
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont J


1 Or 1s41; win pay cash: must be clean
GET The TOP RETAIL PRICE for your
1888 car at your, price. Our commission,
SOB; keep your title till car is sold. No
fharse 61ing # car is 70 not f9d gSs call
FAIR, HONEST APrkAIsALs on all makes
Of cars are assured at MCKEE
NAME ssS YOUR 81 own az PRICE Gtfo for your car
ons - 3. # car is is, sold i'd oont 'n' sive yoSI S
1n from el ass s 10 aa LEEDS E sGas MoroR eo
5@1O Wis: ave. NV, OR, 4407. oper
TRY TRIANGLE-,We want the extra.
clean cars and will pay premium price:
to get them. Phone DE e3o3 for buyeIl
%oRs II fa q ocAfoS sEZs Il 56ER c5 r a7e
H1GHEsT PRICES paid by wasnIns;on :,
Rsfs NfSe Ps1s5 an .ppfsss sss MlEAMa ssis
To- Ioo cARs n WANTED MMEp1ArELY-'ss
Come to wiz Or Dss es 'qIF REss
aARSHns.sAN6ERs IA z IS nfi MofoRs-we Rsfe vant
new car or sell to any one until you give
us the opportunity to buy at your price
We need 100 cars. 1885 to l94s. your
is lot paid for. will pay Of balance ano
pay, cash difference, Washing.ton's odes,
exclusive .see psed-car es dealers. All cash @ o.
Sanders, Only one location. Drive in big
mT eefE Gpsn RsRSEsASnERg ss2 s. 2n MofoRs oP m
HUDSON. all models from 939 through
ieaS sSods iss"a ''3s
LINCOLN zEPHYR 1910 or 1s41 model
s!eod @ CONG. s,!s +. j, III INo5ToRs' ieao Rhode
tsisnpw WR wANT All CLEAN As USED CARS. any
model; top price HICKS HI M9TIoRs; aeRs ING Td
WILL TRADE ~ BUICK Super 4-door Sc
dan, radio. heater Wv tires. SPOTLIGHT
etc for AS or 40 car cash difference
La SALE 1898 or 1910 5-passenser coupe
or a-dr., sedan; must be exceptionalls
es cfan A. ana s. sMa s9Ga Hx 4sss coma
g. Vii rs7 ali wants IN CASH he" cs EN-
p PpR1vATE w PARTY wants 1888 Ford sedan
home ali day Sunday, 1907 18th St, so,
eHKyRoLEr % owNERsmwiI pay. up 1. e
9ssss asss cons 1s0 .vs 5a5s Moaok IT
BUICK OWNERS-Will pay up TO 81 ,O0C
for 1910 Bucks, 70 units. wanted at once
cH eli 5sSf M FL op ftRsf Gaasl 4sss ssS
PONTIAC OWNERS-WiIl pay UP to 81 :00o
for 1910 Pontiscs; IS units wanted a.
once will ring the bell on other models
also. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES: 1926
Conn. ave. Wo 9236. or EN-. e754.
cash price for your 194s or 1a47 car and
sRENTwoop Rassa I ss5h aoToR !So Co. e T7iS Rhod.
CHEV., PLYM.. FORD. DODGE, etc. In
good cond viii paw highest cash price.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-we buy, We sell;
Ss trade USED Is5s' d5ive vora in es,,sai or sall
a20 Blaeensburg I'd. ne. topposite Sears,
AT ca00 or 1901 Mimi ave. ne. tat
Bennins rd), Ii. 400. -
PLYMOUTH. FORD OR CHEyROLET-
Salesman needs car in business; VIII pay
bonus of 500 for new car. Please phone
ST. 3515. MR.. R. T.. HARRELL- lis
FORD OWNERs-Will pay up 10 81 900 foi
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once; VII!
ring the bell on other models also. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES, 1925 Conn. ave-
WO e23S or IN. 1854.
sssis KsS;4lsSsa s;lsS5s oGias 70 r.sIsa. t: s,s 1s =:
Evening star., 1948-07-17
axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Parents ,oho fail to e
miss a lot OF pleasure.
Saturday Clearing House

SdtuIudy SlcdEiHX HOUSE.
Our Saturday Clearing House pro-
duces some highly interesting items
for discussion.
r. H. M. of Barstow has heard q
member of Congress use the word
"happenstance" He thinks that
there isn't any such word. Happen
stance is humorous word coined
during the 18th century from hap
pen" plus the third syllable of cir
cumstance." 1t means a cir
cumstance due to chance. I should
not use it in serious speech or writ
ing except in being deliberately
humorous.
L. M. of Hollywood. Fla, questions
this sentence from Scribners' The
Wonder World of Science: Jimmy
and Rex lived near a woods" Usage
has established woods and falls as
singular nouns although plural in
form.
j. B. of Kansas City writes: Our
shorthand teacher criticizes us for
writing alright as one word. Our
class will be glad to see what you
have to say" Better listen to teacher.
Write it thus: "All right"
c. w. MEG. of Cleveland heard on
neWscast, Twice within a few
minutes the town was shaken by a
trembler." This is incorrect The
Evening star., 1948-07-17

ONLY-Cemeco has the car for you. plus
courteous attention. See our display
today. Terms, trade and dealers in
'49 Frazer Manhattan, 4-dr. sed., S2,ea5
'46 Chev. Special de TX. 4-dr. sed.- 1895
AZ Pontiac "6" de *. conv. cpe. l.495
Al Olds 90 club coupe 1926
40 Plymouth Spec de luxe Cdr. 1,165
Al Buick Super 4-dr. sedan ------ 1895
Al De Soto de luxe 4-dr; sed-.-- LOAD
40 Packard "6' conv. coupe 945
Many more cheaper and higher priced
lars to select from. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., 5000 Lee hwy, Arl., Va, CH. 1000.
Kaiser-FraZer fne cars. -l9
CARS WITH A FUTURE NOT A PAST
All cars listed in 1st blk. carry 3O,day
Evening star., 1948-07-17
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one point for a correct So
luton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
l. Which one Of these Indian
tribes suggests Clusters last stand?
Seminole, Sioux, Iroquois. Apache.
2. Which one of these islands
should make one think of the
Golden Gate?
Ellis. Bedloe. Catalina. Nantucket
3. A person who had studied
homiletics would probably become a
Chef Physician. Aviator. Clergyman
4. With one man out and rum
ner on the hot corner what would
be required to bring him home?
Homer. Double. Triple. Outfield Fly
5. A sociological test is usually en-
ployed to analyze the
Bones. Blood. Skin. Liver
6. In the left-hand column be-
low are listed various terms that
pertain to the trades or professions
named in the right-hand column
Try to match them appropriately
You deserve one point for each COR
rest judgment.
(a) Combine tv) Clergyman
(b) Margin (W) Circus per-
former.
| (c) Lectern (X) Broker
Id Caucus (y> Farmer
(e) Hey, Rube." (1} Politician.
Score yourself as follows: 0-2
poor; 3-6, average; 7-9, superior
9-l0, very superior.
L. Siuox .. Catalina. 3. Clergyman
T. Outfield fly. ) Blood T. tal Com
bine-Farmer ty). tb' Margin Broker tx)
tcl Lectern CLERGYMAN W. ID Caucus
Politician ~. lei Hey, Buhe" "-CHcu;