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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM HOUSE or
apt, Government engineer. UP to S120.
Call MR.. DAvIE. GE. 6el2. -25

W. oh lhhGE DEOnooN noSo1
apt;. Governmsnt snsinssg, up to slso.
es M F. Ha Ynaa e. lEAss, SEE s,snn.ns about
baths. modern Kitchen; in sethesda-chsvy
Chase or desirable NV. area; price range,
$3.50 to $500; small family; responsible
e0naessi0Ri Mos RENT SGS n ADVANCE E Tor an un-
furnished. small house; permanent o9yt.
empioye. wife & and n. ehild suburban ~ va
III. COL. MARINE CoRPs., wife, desire 2.
3 bedroom, unfurnished house in Arlins-
ssn '''asS ss sssi ifSs
RED. No. 3, Manassas. Va. 2s.
s0S1We need ss8 or bedroom % unfur.
~ furnish ssos best of references Please GAN
) Z on ss / BEDROOM HOUSE, modern, near
grade school. Wash; Or vic; to $50 mo.
Gny gFps B9x raMilI a,sT sss. srs,Dt, n..S'
bedroom. 5 H' unfurnished house; % pref. NV.
sE SERMxSENr SsSss GOVT. EMrLoyE. wife e. and
or Soass NO SHARING
e SIP per month; suburban JSgs area VII bs
sFsfoSsisrE uelST doTrIG Gse no children
sire unfurnished house by June 1-15; Q,
or bedrooms and garage; long lease;
un to $lso mo; Careful rsdn senantSs: S.u Con.
ssxacdEPTIoNALLY desirable tenants, adult
p9 sos. pss oS or .uansn ssa1sn seek around n
sYtassnss s15o mo! Box Box ass-1' s. s'' STAR as'
EXECUTIVE large corp. perm. wants Z:
Ssdf tn sso hSSss sas. sew ca wo iaS
MARINE 1T. COL. and family require =
or bedroom furn. house besinnlhg lst
ay aSo 'HSe 2st SIR s DFsfsn aen 'uanFSs ssroah c
am: to 4;ao p.m' or write BOX ast.V' ss:'
BY JUNE 1, NV. suburban 8 bedrm., 10
S110 mo-, BY, permanent Governmsns
SHs s1f1sil foFot sH %aJoR wifi. and children
q Of" N'aSsne tsas yesE az fsS :sss cs VA "
coMDR.. U. s. N. desires to rem. s:bssd.
room. unfurnished house; about Si26.
YouSG r6Hns Ff MSRRiED ssGai COUPLE need small
portaton necessary So not over $50 BY }.n'
anfSrnished si':a small y house or s.eedrm apt;
in desirable section only, AID. 5162. -27
FORMER ARMY CHAPLAIN wants to bu,
or rent 9 Or rooms, sS m9dernn n,-Ifs s4nysn. sn,
iSfEkesfkp III HasEfik Mi in RENTING With OPTION
to buy s-eearm gnturn. s1iu house sethsssdA
transferred to their rAtiye P; o, C.: nssa neen
NV. Washington preferred, North Airing.
ton second choice; pay up to Sl20; expect
stay two years. Phone DI. 1859 DAY OF
WI 4119 evening and week end. 2e'
NAVAL OFFICER. permanent, 2 children.
sSs5 ssss n NEED q a O'dr00m qntHr'
SETTLED COUPLE, no children, desires
small house or unfurn, apt. In a blds;
MARINE. AND WIFE, no children. desir:
pstS5n neu'f pr sa ssa's after 0se5E
GOVT. ENGINEER, permanent, urgently
needs 3-bedroom unfurnished house. house.. or
GOVT. EMPLOYE, with two children, ases
10 and Z, desires 3;bedroom house around
lease up to 500 per month. Call RE;
4is2, Ext. 1919 week days, and FA s2937
nEfENDRbhE nisfiE aGo GouPIE PIE WITH WITH small child.
desire unfurn. house. preferably suburb
slFAmiIa sni N hssf0f HeSsE SS WANTED, unfsPn.
se or ne. preferred. FIR. 1880. -25
DUTCH OFFICIAL desires 3 or = bedrrn.
house, in NV. section. Phone DE. 7o46.
COUPLE desire small 2-bedroom furnished
or unfurnished house, Silver Spring or
Bethesda; references. Silver Spring osSo.
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POULTRY ond EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, NE.
00s9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
plies.
FOR SALE, As pullets, to mos. old,
brooder, feeders, elec. waterers. Call Ash
ton 1921. -o5
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ROOM WITH BOARD Wsn.ed tcsnt.)

JUSTICE DEPT. SECRETARY desires
room, quiet home. preferably with one
or two meals; convenient 9th and Pa,
ave, Box 495-y. Star. 25'
URGENTLY NEED single room with meals.
1st fir or elevator; Scott Circle vicinity.
qtliet location DE 749l as
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp.

14Os S ST. N:W.-one unfurn. rm,. home
CoLoREDD14ai YOU ST. N.w.-Very
large front room. unfurnished S28 a
month. See MRS. MASENBURG. 1st fl.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZERS-Sman bulldozers for back
EXCAvATING ROAD and clearing ma
cnlnes. by. hour or month; bulldozers,
carry-all dirt mover, road grader and
shovel Call EnRieSide 9. MR.. FOX. -26
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pooAs FIRM or uhEupN
ROOMS WANTED,

Goth PL. N.E.-2 largt
CONS for employed couple. HI. 9252.
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HOUSES FURN. OR uNFuRN.
nolIsss excnANSEn

GROOM MODERN HOUsE-For rent.
Completely furnished, $3.50: unfurnished,
Sl15 Conveniently located, close to trans-
portation. FIR, 6I3l -25
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OWNER OF MODEM s-BEDROOM home
Lookout Mountain. residential section o.
Tenn, desires to trade 10
1T3.V, Star. 25s
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ROOMS EvRhisHEp-s.t. and s.w.

AND rLOnADh AVE. Ne
Neatly furn. front rm., all privils. ex-
cept cooking: empl. only. AT. OS62.
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Continued on Next PaTO
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COUPLE desire small 2-bedroom furnishes
or unfurnished house. Silver Spring 9
Bethesda; references. Silver Spring 052o
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rock gardens, fish ponds, retaining walls
pipe drainage; all kinds of cement works.
+. MARCUCCIO, Route 4, Horners lane,
Rockville, Md, phone Rockville, 1858. 80
HARDY AZALEAS, S1.25 each: blooming
pansies SOC basket; geraniums, 3 inc 3oc
each, 3 for ST. evergreens, spreading yews
is to "a inches, S3.75 each, Also lge. Sc
lection of other evergreens at low prices
please compare. ASHTON NURSERY, $50
Ga. ave. INV. Open Sundays and ewes III g.
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9 boys; sun parlor connecting room. CO.
$o17 KLINGLE Rp;-Enjoy this summer
furnished double-bed room now available
6PrSns 5s1 s0Hns Ros edsi csst asp gsPp'
phone and laundry PRIVILEGES; Sa2,59
sIo 0kfbotkSi r. 81 swNes " sas3s
p6WNr6RN fa571asr SR slse ia Cheerful. sunny single,
Zig ht hoqsekeepding room, s25 81 mo-; real
afTf hGTGRas Is HoTEI, Hsaa Or 1903 p 18th pS St
aD offoS fns S0og 81 in Pssns Mo s4s
p1 twin AGo BEDS: i' spacious closet and lots Of
phoHs = s'sHfs bf 1th ha0s st. esne e. Se'n ss
SINGLE FRONT, nr. Bureau of Standards
cG2sftown 5ail eaS az s. 1897 1897 unlm phGne
double rm.:, sun porch; pvt. bath, for empl 1,Ds
i9s 1sss 0ps 81. Sv S.w@h s larae. bright clean
front room. adjoining, bath; a girl TO
f 13So MASS. AvE.-Room ior 3;, private
bat tn, maid service, laundry, privils.: $25
per person; also rooms to % snare % Tor e1en men
OF women mda ass S22.5o month. Call ia. 9fo7
s s1s G ST. N.w.-Rooms for men, reason:
able; clean environment; restricted. I'D
eomfoftsbie a1bi Sc slS single, .n So and s. doabls
dY WYIssfh sffhy ST. yfes bedrm
aa aornT iTe HaWqaoRAE, rsGnf HAE S9Hti4 sfa4 St.
Single and double rooms, al with running
water plenty bath and sho"ets' s WssSiS
Iais rs.eS faNrfd ETcIID ST. N.w.-Dble. front rm,
8, lge. windows. twin beds auiet ana an
q can, unlim phone After pm, PE'
1aia iais R. I. AVE. NW.-one triple and
GF? rs, d0aef a1f ST. fD nv aSs0 crhe, ksnnsrt5-
Front Single room, near bath 81 SO Tk'
ST. bssk pssk ssap in eS DF
iii iii Sisai isth . 81. m' Nw.-clean sing rln,
irner-spr mattress Idr, running water, ss
i6as Hsa W" ST. ST. Nw.-private bath, protes-
tant home; -gsnt!sman; $50. .,.,;4r. III
1sGo sTsnss ons sse 90 s semRv A
etas eofoRE6EMRN alsnr n TO SHARE large room
with another man; twin beds. Call Taylor
front room for employed ladies. in asqatet
eceoIoREp-1e,7 i4th ST; Ntw:maFarp.
SSoI6srppDvnc. SeI 5si Dnc and saSdRa1A Ea AVE. AND
SSkk flsIs EP.Siss VS. 0rish: room for emD!eysd
coLoREDANICE DOUBLE BEpRM. for
! or women, near 11th st. earline, NV
co. 1851. -25
COLORED-I3O3 r ST. N.W.--Large fur
rished room, newly decorated, in quiet
family: single mar or husband and wife,
COLORED-I3OO ST. N.W.-Large front
r m. for 2 employed persons; conv. transp.
AID, 1898 -26
COLoRED-1730 YOU sT.-Lsrge room,
suitable couple. $40 wk Two large COM
nlunicating rooms, SO each. All con-
COLORED-1OO0 BLK. PARK RD.-Dou-
ble rm. with inclosed sleeping porch.
toLoRED-FIA. gles EIFF AVE. NEAR 14th-Com-
fortably furn. room for employed man, In
convenient NV. location. Phone Ho.
1853. 20
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yr., suitable couple: no children or pet
1920 mo. Boz 246-X, Star. -25
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcent.,

ROPER" always did pay more for auto
mobiles. Get the best price from Roper" :"
casn ROPER 1880 r. I. ave; ne.
WIN WITH wINN"-More SIS for your
WINS MOTORS, 159 Florida ave. ne.
m Is SeSRs eSS WANTED nssaEpIArELY-'ss
e s win ps, 'GgT Rsss fol elss sor6Rs SIC
cass AZ rol 81, nrsoyn "a cav. iss buy. y. sell;
soa4aGAsT iHafs H'fs aofoR fes' co ''f ord Ss.ss
3901 Minn. ave. ne. 0t Bennfns rd'.
btsffNaEssMAN fNaEGssMAN wants 1s4s car: pay all
SAsk Y sisAY YoTs " o8N Sss rsict M h ior @ your
WI, Mi T 81 if i e.f Il IS ler .oS iSu % pont sV.
car away: see US for the top price tina;
ss v sains a4s Az |Gde5 aoroR co
ff%anmsEbiATE fans 5ii 4; cAss1s.sd % Cd zoo clean car.
for Southern trade. all makes and mooes;
RHobE ISLAND MOTOR Co. 1920 Rhode
sAH ,sl.nq ID :ys sxrokr njs " 4o9 Sill. roHAsxA
sERvicE. IiS6 2oth st. NV. DI. S141. :.
q: 4. suss ssA Z s ~ ss
sss sn1 IL ALL voLks-Thars our fee for
oa.ID noToaHfs af' soss 80 g. 4 n. rs ssos' saso
TIY DONALD and prove TO yourself that
ysu can sst more money for !. late model
poNAt6 noToRs; 1szo q 8. :s.osr e
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

!a4s; VII Ray pay cash; ' low i mils.ss. Phen.
sHTtDEsxkER Champion. 1s47 or ie4s;
from private owner: cash payment: must
be within reason, GL. 1852. SO
s2Ra esess snfS
prices. ROPER 1880 R. I. ave ne.
CHEVROLET OR FORD. will pay cash for
good used car; need one Immediately. Gall
II ss Sar Isssi. s5a. l.. rt1sn 9ss. is.s
s25; keep your. title till car is sold, No
Wis SFins .ye yeuF nv. sss Y &o sl 500 MOTORS spio
CONSIGNMENT SPECIALIST. Conn. ave.
loca tion, will sell your car and net you a
hs6 Ess eyss ssa sass soe eos .v. IN
Wo: 3.4e till 9. "a
from . eyslss. Gan ia ADVANCE CASH for
NO MORE fe'ssssyi CASH FoR a Yos6GE CAR, 1885 to
Wo1FE Vol EMS MoToRs, Eth and K W sts. NV:
,.9h aohp .l 1T sHsT sfs MUaE % sc, car hT
9sfs + ss5 MoTok R5Ss IN c. e cal
Gasa 5ssna fCk sSs 9ous 0nsR n 6uy 70
seRfafAs t5aff fsfs aooR fss co e5vs o4a
SEu DldueuoDuix 1u h.e' 'oppoc1se SSS1'''
tAsH "a gISo FOR YOUR cAR-roras, ch.vzels,.
sEuRRn 4f MoToR phSnd qd .ad A'ff s 'soe
CASH: Tador preferred. sH. slss:
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy 1872 ssS
RGsss any BODY see p
cash in min; TR; s4!4, METRoPoLITA5N Al
s:.S 500 II tss es' u ssg
PITMoEAH Heas EA e5sn oWsras% atssr pa, up to ST.
.s 4 once E n III on aes "sss ssss
eaH7HcfEr einH Ole w9 w9wSTssw sa$s s.s4 up
wanted at once: will ring the bell on ether
4sss coas sso .vs W. 5a5s SonoE It En- s
toT ia4o saicts Is units s.s wanted R At osee
vi, TinS ths Hs on Gthsr Ias' zsss csnS a,S
ave. ave-, ! Wo M asss or Or EN- s754. '
r VA esy ses h.ESss saHs = cash doiI;T .sSS SSEn
nVtHE VIE f P2Y fns hish @ sssn pr.css ief Clean
ods, neg rsE Il Gi isao a s.S
Pokn f'Sk 70 soWsERsHARi sis1 pa, up to $1,000 for
1910 Fords:. rs units wanted At once; viii
RaL T s aoos 5i sn % Shis m9ss, ssss Con- eoSn
vi Sfr sSsE sass q Mdstr 5M 1851 iot 1oy. cA.-w.
will buy your car Immediately for top
cash price; or you can name the price you
want for your car on our sell.your-ear
your your price. Ven Ven try to get it Tor you. i
We sell your car At your price. you pay Us
no ehars.. cHERNER MOTOR co. .ieId
d1ss His Hlo5StsT l5s1 os1es on al nsee; AXE
of cars aIs assured st IN9ssKEEE-PoNTIAc.
roNrIac tess 4 "a 'oWNkRs@wiHii HH Day up to p 900
for 1910 Pontiacs; rs. units wanted at
once vii Eips the m4oS 6en On sah Sshis mess esss
aMHEsT PRiCEs paid By Washington.s
Oldest Mash Dealer. See WI1LdAMs 4
BAKER, NC. for an Appraisal 2Sle u st.
sRX;TKvIsses.sDs.s R;T e; slSai morons-w. wan.
cars resardIess Of price; don't trade on 9
new car or seI to any one until you give
rs the e by. y 7, your eyss gour
car Is paid for. viii ciys yeu iaG essn Il car Sn5
BAY ss ne. essR Rsn w.shinson oids..
elusive used-car dealers. All cash Or certi-
ned checks, See Mr.. Barnes or Mr.. Sanders.
Only one location. Drive IN big open ioS'
1900 l4th st. n;w. corner o., N
ss.4 Sgta f;as fh3RssssasnsRs e szs SRs s9 ~ NJ
VIZ WILL PAY gPOT CAsn rHICE for
sfnuAkT slffn Isse fesr MoroR CO. y 'e ssh and T.
Az T.Y mi TtriHdiaMw. iEAi a2oe; van. tn. extra
% to Get them. Phone DE eso3 for . suysr
HoToRs IoCAr1oN, 500 \. ]. ave.
ne. o. 1398 T. / avs. n.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Test Your Horse Sense
by Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one point for correct So
luton to each of the first five prob
lens. The last problem counts five
points.
/. Fungo practice helped to make
which one of these men famous?
Babe Ruth. Gil Dodds, Jack Demp-
sey, Red Grange.
2. Tartar sauce should make one
think primarily of which day of the
week? Monday, Tuesday, Friday
Saturday.
3. Pasteurization of milk has great
ly reduced which disease in America?
Malaria, tuberculosis, rabies, can
Ger.
4. Which one of these words is
most Objectionable In human per-
sonality? Desire, admire, envy, wish
for.
I. The phrase pork barrel should
make one think of q musician, con-
gresham, tailor, dentist.
s. This is an analogy problem in
which the first two terms on the
line are related to each other in
some way. Analyze them carefully;
then select one Of the four words
In capital letters which has a similar
relationship to the third word on
that same line. You deserve one
point for each correct judgment:
(a) Spring winter youth
Girl. adolescence, senes, cence
wisdom.
(b) Cold Eot Arctic Tepid
temperature, frigid, torrid.
(c) Good Bad Gabriel Lucifer
Noah. Lot. Lochinvar.
! cd Hand Glove : Foot Heel
garter, shoe, football.
(e) Oink Hampshire !: Ba-a
Percheron, Shropshire, Guern'
sey, Morgan.
| Score yourself as follows: o.
poor; 3-6, average; 7-S, superior
9-l0, vary superior.
ANSWERS.
1. Babe Ruth tbatting practice)
2. Friday Fish). 3. tuberculosis
4. Envy. S. Congressman. s. Ia
Spring Winter :: Youth Senes-
cence. CD Cold Hot Arctic
Torrid. (c) Good Bad :: Gabriel
!: Lucifer. ID Hand Glove :
Foot Shoe. Ce) Oink Hampshire
:: Ba-a Shropshire.
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Opening lead, King Of diamonds.

Opening lead, KING OF diamonds.
II Baby Snooks ever takes up con-
tract, q brilliant career is predicted
for her. She has the soundest Of
foundations. She always wishes to
know why. No player can be sue.
cessful unless he pauses ut frequent
intervals to ask, why did my part
ner lead that?" why didn't he
lead something else, which seemed
more natural?" why did my oppo-
nent adopt this line of action?" Etc,
etc. 1t is astonishing how many
bridge problems can Be simplified in
this manner.
The very sound contract of six
spades was reached in perhaps 1abo-
rious manner. but North and South
were up against an awkward situa-
ton. North's second bid of three
spades was quite on the conservative
side, but there was no comfortable
bid available to him, He was not
inclined to jump to four spades be-
cause of the complexion Of his trump
suit and he reasoned that since his
partner had chosen to make q free
bid at the level Of three 1t was ex-
tremely unlikely that he would drop
the bidding at three spades. When
South made another free bid at the
four level, North had good reason to
visualize possible slam. However,
there was chance that two dia-
mond tricks would be lost, so he bid
five spades, hoping that partner
would understand what his difiiculty
was. South reasoned that the sim
gleton diamond was the key and
accepted the invitation.
The king of diamonds was opened.
West overlook with the ace and re-
turned the five, which was ruffed
with the four Of spade In dummy.
At this point. declarer stopped to ask
himself. why did West make such
q peculiar play?" There could be
only one answer, and that was that
he was anxious to get q trump out
Of dummy in order to protect his
trump holding against finesse. He
must hold four spades to the jack.
Trumps, therefore, must not be
drawn Immediately, but a plan laid
to encircle Vests jack OF spades.
Declarer cashed the ace and king
Of hearts first and then led q spade
to the queen. East's failure to fol-
low confirmed his suspicious. A heart
was led and though it was high. de-
clarer ruffed 1t, reducing his hand to
four trumps. Dummy was entered
again with the king of spades and
the last heart led. This, too. was
trumped by declarer, reducing his
hand to two trumps. On this trick.
West discarded club. If West had
ruffed, declarer would have over
ruffed and the party would have
been over. The ace, king and queen
of clubs were then played and West
had to follow. 50 that the losing dia-
mond was discarded At the 18th
trick. club was led from dummy
and West was trapped with the jack
nine Of spades under declarer's
ace-ten.
(Copyrisht, 1e4s by Charles H Goren.)
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Take My Word for 1t

What's the Origin:

Montgomery: Can you tell us
how the expression time Is of the
essence originated?-Mrs. j. L. c.
Answer: I have long sought ths
origin. but with no success. But the
expression has become a very tire
some cliche Not only that, 1t Is
without rhyme or reason.
Essence, in one meaning, is "ulti-
mate or intrinsic nature; essential
or distinguishing quality"
Let us say that the success or
effectiveness Of a certain undertak-
ing depends on its being started
or completed without delay. We
might properly and logically say
that time Is the essence of the un-
dertaking, /. e., that the time ele-
ment is its most important and
essential factor
But to speak at length about some
undertaking or other, and then OBJ
serve with great profundity, Time
is Of the essence" is to be guilty Of
using what is called "gobbledysook"
in Washington.
Many of my readers are OF the
opinion that "by and large" is q
nonsense phrase. and ask me to
do something about It,"
The expression has been in our
language for centuries, and 1t isn't
nonsense when its literal meaning
is understood. by and large" is
an old nautical phrase that refers
to sailing vessels performance In
sailing by (close-hauled and sail
ing almost against-within six
points of-a head winO and large
(off or with the wind.
Old salts would say of q ship that
she sails well, by and large, i.e.,
either with or against the wind,
hence. she is well-performing
ship, generally speaking.
After steam had rendered obso-
lete the great white-winged ships
that used to sail the seven seas, the
nautical sense of by and large" was
forgotten. Nevertheless, the pictur-
esque phrase remained firmly fixed
in the idiom Of English-speaking
peoples. And it is likely that we
shall always use 1t in the meaning
of "on the whole; everything con-
sidered; largely. except for minor
exceptions"
Are you having trouble using that,
which, and who correctly7 C-s, lesflet
written BY Mr.. Colby. has heiped others;
To obtain a copy, send cents in
coin and stamped, self-addyessed enVe-
lope to him. In care Of The Evening star.
IN Y
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTAL

GOOD BUY DIRECT FORM OWNER-
1910 Nash 4-dr. sedan; $500 or best cner.
sTHE ORIG" WASHINGTON AUTO .ue-
tion-No reg. fee. Fri. night 8 pm. S611
Colesvile rd.. Silver Spring, Nd SH 440O.
CIVILIAN JEEP, 1916. used only for
transp.; excel. cond.; $3.50. UN. S416
after a q m. Fri, Sat 19s
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Are you having trouble using that,
written BY Mr.. Colby. has helped others
TO obtain a copy, send cents in
coin and a stamped, self-addyessed enve-
p. Q. Box 90. station q. New York 10.
nncop,r,.bt. \ ,a4s tn. s.u synaie.t., 1neJ
Evening star., 1948-06-18

STUDEBAKER 1947 de luxe Champion f.
throughout; very clean; blue finish: S2,145;
guaranteed and terms. NORTHEAST MO-
TOR G. tused car lot,. 1901 MINI. aye.
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THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN
'4s Ford Super dc luxe VS., $2.095

a Chevrolet Aero sedan, r. and h.,
$2.Oa5 S495 down.
~ Chevrolet club coupe, fully equipped,
81 .945: S495 down.
'4s Nash Ambassador, fully equipped
81 .695; S395 down.
Al Chevrolet 2-dr. S995; S2e5 down
so others to choose from. HA1NES MO-
TOR CO., 3715 Bladensburg rd,, Colmar
Manor. Md. WA. $500. 10
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PLYMOUTH 1a41 coupe; radio, heater,
seat covers; good condition; S1,045. Phone
TR 0a13. go
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe club
coupe; and h: many other extras. in
cluding white side walls: clean as q pin;
s2,0e5. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO, tused
car lott. 1901 MINI. ave. ne. I'VE buy,
we sell used cars" Ii 400. lis
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-door- good condition,
radio and heater: $500. Call FIR. 2675 be-
PLYMOUTH 1910 Cdr. sedan; sae5, with
Royal Motors guar. ROYAL MOTORS
Packard, Is Kennedy 81. NV, RA. 7!2O.
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Word Game
Find 40 or more common English
words in
MORIST.

meaning, IAN entertainer specialize
ing in humor." Average mark is SO
words. Time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the same-I Words must be Of
four or more letters. .. Words which acquire
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of . word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
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Otis Lippincott
Dwight C.. Murray
Attorneys
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Sponsored Teams In
SOftbdU League

Organization sponsorship of teams
in a twilight softball league will be
attempted this year in connection
with the summer program at Har-
mon field, it was announced Tuesday
by Coach Kent Cotterman, who has
been named director of the recreation
program.
Play in the league will be started
the first week of June, but its organ
ization will be started on Monday,
May 10, when the managers or spon-
sors of teams are requested to meet
with Coach Cotterman at a session
in the high school cafeteria.
Any organization may sponsor
team in the league, the summer re-
creation director said.
Suggested sponsoring outfits in
clude churches, business establish
ments, industrial operations or social
organizations. All are invited to
select team managers, who are re-
quested to attend the meeting on
May 10.
AS soon as any team manager is
chosen, please notify Coach Cotter-
man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Basinger of
Leipsic, formerly of here, are
parents of a son, born Thursday at
the Miller -McComb hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schumacher
were Sunday dinner guests in the
Frank Krohn home.
Word has been received here of
the death of Dean Deitler of Toledo.
He passed away suddenly at his
home on Sunday evening. He had
attended Pandora School, making his
home at that time in the home of his
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Carr.
He was a son of the late William
Deitler. He is survived by three
brothers and 2 sisters. Paul Deitler
of Bluffton is a brother. Services
will be held at the Adele Funeral
Home in Toledo at 10:30 a. m,
Thursday, followed by graveside rites
and burial at Pandora Pleasant
Ridge Cemetery.
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churches last Sunday and their serv-
ices for next Sunday will be held
IN the Pandora school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Basinger
are spending some time i'm the home
of their son, Lieut.. and Mrs. Clair
Basinger at San Antonio. Texas.
Mrs. Hiram Wenger of Bluffton ac-
companied them to visit in the homes
of their sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Wenger and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wenger and family.
Hubert Plankenhorn is doing farm
work on the farm of his father and
mother during this year.
Dean Deitler, son of the late Will,
liam Deitler, passed away recently
in Toledo. In former years he hat
been at home with Mr.. and Mrs
William G. Carr.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. A. Lambie. mis-
sionaries on furlough from Pales
tine were in charge of the evenint
services at Ebenezer church, Sunday