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Evening star., 1948-03-29
Oscar Clifton Marlin, 81,
Dairyman, Dies al 0Iney

Oscar Clifton Martin, ST, presi-
dent Of Martins Dairy, Inc, Olney,
Md, died of heart attack yester-
day at his home In Olney.
Born in Richmond in 1880, Mr..
Martin came to Washington at the
Evening star., 1948-03-29

age of 20 and
worked for the
j. J. Bowles Jer-
sey Dairy. He
was 6 ner a !
manager of the
d a airy for 20
years before es-
tablishing h / s
own business In
1926.
He was a men,
Der of the Senior
Farmers Club OF
Sandy Spring.
Mr.. M a r t | n
married Barbara
Evening star., 1948-03-29
Truly Warner, 73, Dies;
WAS Hot Manufacturer
BY the Associoted Press

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, Mar. 29.--
Truly Warner, 73, manufacturer Of
mems hats, died yesterday at his
home after long illness.
Douglas T. Warner of New York.
a son, is due here today to take the
body to New York City for burial.
Services are scheduled there We'd
nesday.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

last night at
his home, 1912
Twelfth street
NV. He had
been in poor
health a year.
Mr.. Phelps be-
gan his railroad
career in 1902
with the Balti-
more & Ohio In
Baltimore. In
1914 he joined
t he Canadian
Pacific and Soc
lines as travel
l n 6 passenger
agent in charge
Evening star., 1948-03-29
ADVERTISEMENT A
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Evening star., 1948-03-29
Charles {. Phelps, 63,
Railroad Agent, Dies

Charles Edward Phelps, 63, gen.
eral agent for the Canadian Pacific
and 500 Railroads here and in the
Washington area, died unexpectedly
Evening star., 1948-03-29
CEMETERY LOTS.

SIX BURIAL SITES-Beautiful Ft Lin
coin Cemetery, located above lovely Sylvan
Lake, in view of new Mausoleum, wonder
full value for only $145. Phone UN. 20S0.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-l OF sites;
close to chapel: exclusive section: must
sell; small devn payment; terms Ask
for Mrs. RaK,$. Republic 2416. 30
Evening star., 1948-03-29
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MHLE4. IsAeELLE: On SATURDAY,
slss al aats At ssioysa sssssal'y mdssp aSsp': Il
Harvey 9. qeorEs q, Jack M. BENJAMIN
ks.,,s l,., " ~. Mil,sT ,la snd Mrs. Emma +
Mrs. Nors Branson Services 1t Cham
bers Southeast Funeral Home, 517 IIth
st. Sc, on Tuesday. March 80, at 2:30
R:n; t.ry. ih'efmen' IN CONGRESSIONAL csSe- ss
On Monday. March 20. 1s4s. at his resi-.
fR4 asass 9lGi GNR MSnsE9RRs5y sye 4ayFs, Nd d.
loved sen q the late John v. and Mary
g g Nor: e., E. md John y. osRs.sn: IIisnds
s:as.%sns; ss Arthur 'Ssfs Water 'if funsi.
n Hems ROBERT prRkiHs. kss.qo aorsris Mqfsiaa 9,
1900 Que St; s;e. beloved husband Of
esn es Re5s.n. 4oo esssss; cspn At i. chan.
TUESDAY. March 80. Z pm. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
PHELPS, CHARLES EDWARD. Sud
%ssSnssons e supbaas 3D. e. 1aEsh cHR Is hSWARb g4S 5
and Miss lillian T. Phslps 3 q NV WashinEeon. shin ton
and Wiism phelps Of Laussf sf Md Hally Arthur s
L. FnelpS OF west Elkrtdge, Nd. Friends
may call at the j. Arthur Walters Funeral
Home. sos Washington blvd. Laurel; Nd.
on Wednesday. March 81. at 2 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Ivy
Hill Cemetery, Laurel, Md. 81
POWELL. ANNIE NJ. On Friday, March
90. 'letS; N; st !, her = =Tssidsnse., 534s Amss st;
Jehn D. POWELL loving mother Of. LLOYD
Powell; sister Of Helen Bailey, Elizabeth
Lucas, Hubert and william Wiley; grand-
mether Of Lorrith Powell. Many other
Telstivss and friends also survive After
pm, Monday, March 20, friends may
f.Il 4 Erssi.rs rgnerai Home. $50 Rhod.
80, At pm, from Mount Airy Baptist
Church, II L 1t. NV, Rev. T. K Tyler
odiciating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry %
POWELL. ANNIE N. ofncsrs and mem
ILL., = bers Of Columbia Temple No
HH session Of sorrow on Monday,
Ill March 30, 194S, at $40 pm
VIZ to arrange for the funeral OF
81 Dt. ANNIE N. POWELL on Tues
~ day, March 80, at pm, from
Mount Airy Baptist Church. II st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-03-29

AMBULANCES.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-08-15
Coffee Corner

This man has won friends VITA
his distinctive coffee corner. The /.
smart hostess can copy his idea bs |
keeping jars Of instant coffee, both
regular and decaffeinated, for eithcs
hot or iced coffee. Those who low
coffee but have trouble getting ade-
quate sleep, will appreciate your
including decaffeinated coffee. It's
rich, full-bodied csifee which Is
974o caffein-free.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-08-15
LIPGR Z &N'G

For a long, long time, the office
has been trying to stock cheaper
Il. B. A. Button like the little white
celluoid butten we used to handle
several years ago, and we are happy
to state that we have gotten in touch
with a company that will be In posi-
ton to furnish us with this type of
button.
The shipment will be in our Of
flee about July 25th or Goth.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-08-15
--~-s.3Za.a& 49,
BIBLE QUESTIONS
ANSWERED BY The
Voice 1FpR0pHEC.Y
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE eRoApCAsTER

Question-When do you think tbs
battle of Armageddon will take places
| Answer-Under the sixth plague,
Just before the coming of Christ, acS
icording to Revelation, the sixteenth
chapter.
Q.-Do you believe In guardian AZ
rgeIs?
! A.-Matthew 1910 really answers
this question: "Take heed that ye der
spise not one Of these little ones; for {
say unto you, That in heaven theie
angels do always behold the face of Mp
Father which is in heaven" (See also
Acts 12:15.)
Q.-Please explain Ezra 1o:11: Now
therefore make confession unto the
Lord God OF your fathers, and do HE
pleasure: and separate yourseivec
from the people of the land, and from
Ans strange wives"
A.-This text refers to those Israel
ties who had, contrary to Gods in.
struction, taken wives from the sur.
rounding heather tribes. Here thov
were instructed to separate from tl-...
Q.-Will you pray for boy and rjrf,
Tiends of mine, who have had bau
Example to follow?
A.-Yes, We wili&pray and Thousand.
IL The Voice of Prophecy Prayer Cf.ol4
will pray also. So -a~'2~ we must gtvs
a account to God sEc' st1s cnsidren th.-
ZONE into our home. Ia JerenS - s. j,
ze, this question is asked: w. "a
The flock that was given thee. t.4y
beautiful flock?" God grant that N.
may all be able to answer: behold
and the children which God nata
given me-" Hebrews 2:13.
o.-ls it necessary to have the Js.
gree of D. D. to be minister?
A.-Most ministers do not have II
IT Is an honorary degree, given in rec.
ignition of outstanding service. tbs
greatest preacher this world has svs-
known had no degree, the LORD Jas--,
Christ OF Him certain men OF ths.
day said: "How knoWeth this ma.
letters, having never learned% John
7:l5. That is, He had never had the
accepted degree of theology. We need
much humility in teaching the Wore
of God. l Corinthians 2:7, 8: "Bu;
we speak the wisdom of God in q n,vs.
terry. even the hidden wisdom. which |
God ordained before the world unto
our glory: which none of the princes
OF this world knew: for had the,
known it. they would not have c,.2os !
.led the Lord of glory" II
Ed. Note: address your questions to tS<
UBLE QUESTION COLUMN. The Voiof
o. Proohecy. Box SIS, Los Aree;es 50
CO. - q7'N'5as o. RrryE ,..yei
~ ..---.n y. -. ~ 4. -.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-08-15
Here's HELD for cssrr~nFsr~ vF~Hs-s'

! Excessive loss of blood during "o..-
ficult days" can impair dealth, make
you feel tired, nervous, cranky ard
generally run down" Here's help in
rebuilding red blood, giving you new
strength and vitality. Try Just one
bottle Of w. Fl. Bulls HERBS AND
IRON as directed. Thousands fird
new relief. ueW happiness year round
Evening star., 1948-05-23
Congress Heights PTA
Contributes Sal 10
j. n. Child Crusade

The Congress Heights PTA last
week voted to give the proceeds
from its weeks paper collections
to the Crusade for Children, spe-
cial division of the United Nations
Overseas Aid program. When the
total proved lower than excepted
because of rainy weather, the group
decided to take an average OF the
years three best collections.
A check for $41.22 will be sent
by Mrs. J. E. Cloer, president of
the PTA, to H. r. Baukhage, news
commentator on Station WMAL,
who has been appointed chairman
in the District for the Crusade for
Children.
Individual schools in The Evening
Star-PTA salvage campaign and
their totals through May 81 are:
Takoma Park, 167,791 pounds; Con-
gress Heights, 162,006; Buchanan,
130,449; Stoddert, 126,509; Wood
ridge, Ill, 1,972; Stanton, 110,936; H.
D. Cooke, 6926; Kimball, LOG 6,842;
Randle Highlands, 92,539; Shep-
herd; 91,543; Beers, 90,762; Lafa-
yette, 88 1882; Bancroft. 87,468; Bar
nard, 63,7O0; Hearst, 60,939; West,
So. .272; Whittier, 50,646; Bryan, A.
029; jefferson, 44,646: Murch, A.
387: Keene. 42.4Oo; Raymond, A.
OILS; Rudolph, 41.445: Langdon. 39,-
1873; Orr, 38,438; Davis. 36,624; Mott,
IS FOG; Benning, 34,999; Bladens-
burg, 33,48S; Burroughs, 1921; St.
Bernadette, 32,115; Randall, 1886;
Brightwood, 27,239.
Also Mann. 26,642; Noyes, 26.o52;
Emery, 25,071; Park View, 24,845;
w Wallach. 23.315: Blair, 2l,200;
Thomson, 2l,309; Edmonds, 1857;
Truesdell, 1858; Maury, 1879;
Adams. 19.164; lexington, 1852;
Gage, 19009; Ludlow, 1885; Seaton,
II ,327; Hardy, 1852; Neval Thomas,
$3.50; Pinecrest, 16.o5O; Brookland,
1928; Sherwood, 1920; West
brook, 14,159; Giddings, 1896;
w. B. Powell, 1853; Smothers, 12,-
715: Morse, 11,7S3; St. Gabriel's,
II, $50; Ketcham, 10,754; Sumner
Magruder, 10650; Bradley El., TO-
635; Bunker Hill, 10,170; st. Thomas,
1857; Madison, $3.50; Burrville,
8,789; Stevens, 8,016.
Key. 1899; Banneker, 1851; Mer-
r,tt. $3.50; Montrose, 5,370; Kenil-
worth, 5.286; Hayes, 1882; Glen
mont, 4,7O4; Central, 3,l9O; H. Will
son, 2.637: Our Lady of Lourdes,
1928; Wheatley, 1880; st. Martins,
1,240; Silver Spring, 1900: Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase, $50; Gwynn
Park, $50; Washington, 700; Phil
lips. $40: Corcoran. COS.
The grand total In the campaign
is now 81, ,129,377 pounds.
Evening star., 1948-05-23

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Evening star., 1948-05-23
Volunteers Needed
To Seek Funds for
European Children

Volunteer workers to help
raise funds here for 230, 0,000, 900
hungry children in Europe and
Asia are needed by the Chill
dren'S Crusade.
Washington area headquar-
tiers at 1922 H street NV. sent
out a call yesterday. particu-
larly for women who live in
large apartment houses and
could canvass their neighbors.
Persons willing to assist the
crusade are asked to telephone
Mrs. French at Sterling $500,
Ext. 2.
Evening star., 1948-05-23
Navy Scientist Gets
Hioh Civilian Award

DR.. Alvin Tower Waterman, chief
scientist and deputy chief Of Naval
Research here, has been awarded
the Medal for Merit, highest civil
ian award of the Government for
outstanding service to the United
States during World War H.
DR.. Waterman, who lives at 1916
Sedgwick street NV, received the
award in recognition of his "active
participation in the direction of the
vast, Nationwide program of re-
search on radar ."
The award was made by DR.. VAN
nevar Bush, chairman of the Re-
search and Development Board, for
President Truman.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Natures 'sChiIdren
By liIlion Cox Athey
COUGAR.
/Eo1j,
Horizontal
(Felis COUGAR.

Americas giant cat has been
greatly feared and cruelty treated
because it has been wrongly called
a lion. The real lion is a cat, but
the cougar is not lion, and is a
cat. Once abundant in Eastern and
North America DR.. L. o. Howard
writes that it is almost extinct
today.
Those who are acquainted with
the cougar claim it is a mild, we'll
behaved animal, eager to gambol
and play and unwilling to start a
fight. He kills only to appease
hunger.
When cougars were abundant they
roamed over the fields and through
the woods, following those who
stopped to pet them. Indians knew
cougars were harmless. They always
had kittens for pets for their chill
oren. The only thing a cougar de
spises is the yapping of small dog
and the weird cry of a hound.
Early writer's report that when
cougars were very abundant in
Pennsylvania slaughter of sew
eral hundred animals was staged.
The bounties amounted to 1892
for 200 prize scalps. Only the finest
hides were saved. The bodies were
piled high on a pyre of sweet pine
The odor and smoke filtered into
cabins three miles away.
Communication between cougars
is limited to a growl from the male
and NEW from the female. OF
course they have many sounds to
Evening star., 1948-08-31
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.
/. Which one of the following
would most likely be found on a
tombstone?
Eulogy Epitaph
E1egy Polygraph.
2. Which one of these cities is not
the home of a Big Nine football
team.
Pittsburgh Columbus
Madison Bloomington
3. Which one of these grammar
school subjects does a student have
the most occasion to use in after
life?
History Geography
Arithmetic English
4. The worlds largest telescope
(200-inchD is located in which State
Wisconsin Maine
New Mexico California
5. The word radius" shoulc
make one think primarily of which
geometrical figure?
Circle Triangle Square Pyramit
6. Some trees shed their leaves ir
the autumn while others stay greer
all the year around. Try to distin.
guish between deciduous shedding
trees below and those which are
evergreen. Place a check mark under
the appropriate heading for each
You deserve one point for each cor
rect judgment.
Deciduous Evergreen
Evening star., 1948-08-31
express their emotions and in spring
there is loud caterWauling.
Not This

SnpAtoo CiiloL1OllS anu III lllR
there is loud caterwauling.
The mother establishes the home
in cave. Far enough back among
the rocks to be away from wind
driven rains. The crude bed is made
up OF twigs, stems and sticks
covered with moss, grasses and
leaves. Just before the babies arrive
the father is made to find another
apartment. He never returns to offer
protection or a single mouse. The
kitten are blind and helpless, -four
to seven of them, whose eyes open
the ninth day Teething begins on
the 18th or Goth day. This ordeal
is very difficult for them.
Cougars live to be II to 16 years
old. They do climb trees. But they
do not sleep in them; they prefer a
hot sunny ledge on which to stretch
out. Cougars are about feet long
not counting the very long tail which
is said to wag the cat. 1t is swung
back and forth, the tip end quiver-
ing most of the time. The general
color is yellowish brown, much
darker along the back and tail. The
face and underparts are dirty white
or gray. During earlier days of our
country cougar rugs were priced be-
cause they wore so we'll.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
Take Ny Word for 1t
Rv Eronk Tolhv
The Broad A and CuIture

There is no truth whatever in the
superstition that the broad A is
more correct or more cultivated than
the fat A in such words as ask,
after, dance, bath. can't, etc.
The myth is perpetrated by teach
ers and speech experts" casually on
the stats of what I call "drool
schoolS") who (aD do not know the
facts of their own language, or tp
have been misled by ambiguous
symbols.
The broad A in all the words Is
definitely obsolete in America as
whole, and it is rapidly disappearing
in New England.
Despite this fact. which Is sup
ported by highest American author
,ity, some teachers and speech "ex-
perts' place the natural and stand
ard fiat A in the same category as
eating peas with your knife.
For example, a certain Hollywood
speech teacher in prominent dra-
matte schools advocates the broad A
to the point of fanaticism In her
book on speech, she declares EN-.
phatically, and entirely erroneously,
that the fat "a" is incorrect" In
such words as bath, staff, last, dance
page 1907.
She gives these sentences as drill
material in teaching her students to
eliminate the incorrect" fiat "a"
(my phonetics)
The mahster laughed at his
stahff because they asked for adj
vancement ahfter the lahst semester
had pahssed A cahf tcalfD was
hahf hidden in the tall grahss that
grew on the pathway leading up to
the cahstle tcastle)."
OF course, they won't put you In
jail for speaking like that. But read
the sentences aloud and >. or, well,
you know what l mean.
The broad A (or half broad A
typical of New England) Is simply
a iocalism. 1t has no more to do
with culture, refinement, education,
social breeding. or-get this Holly
Wood-acting ability, than the color
of ones eyes or the shape of ones
nose
Nothing is so ridiculous as per-
sons who affect an agonized speech
pattern in the belief that it is a
demonstration Of elegance. Spurious
broad AS betray them every time.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
|Goren on Bridqe

'Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South
deals.
NORTH.
AT632
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WEST. EAST.
AJ10es4 AK
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OAKS o8s.
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The bidding:
South West North East
3NT Pass Pass pass
Opening lead. Jack Of spades.
Hands illustrating the principle
Of the hold-up play at no-trump,
usually demonstrate this particular
type of strategy where declarer has
but single stopper in the suit in
which the defense has chosen to
make its attack. But even where
declarer has two tricks in the suit
led 1t is many times profitable not
to take the first trick. See how 1t
works in today's hand.
South opened the bidding quite
properly with three no-trump, hav-
ing the exact textbook requirement
for such a bid. Six and one half
honor tricks or a point count of IS.
Note that a lesser bid. such as two
Ino-trump would have been passed
by North.
West led the jack Of spades. East
played the king and South took it
with the ace. The queen of dia-
monds was led, taken by the king
and the spade suit cleared. West
could not be prevented from obtain
ing the lead with the ace Of dia-
monds and cashing sufficient spade
tricks to defeat the hand. Another
disaster was charged up to bad luck
rather than poor management
Actually. declarer could have full
filled the contract against any pos
sible distribution by a simple pre-
caution. The king of spakes should
have been permitted to hold. II
East happens to have any other
spade then, the contract is not in
danger, because the opponents could
do no better than take two spade
tricks and two diamond tricks, since
West could not possibly have more
than four spades in that case.
If. however, Easts spade king Is
singleton. he will be unable to con-
tinue the suit and there is no men,
ace in the other three suits. This
will give declarer time to build up
the diamond trick and cash two
spades. three hearts, one diamond
and three clubs for a total of nine.
How should this be stated in the
form of rule of thumb? Simply
this way: When in order to build
up nine tricks at no-trump you
must relinquish the lead twice, as
in this case to the ace and the king
of diamonds, it is generally good
strategy not to take the first trick
even though you have two shoppers
in the suit. This is always with the
proviso that there is not some other
suit that you fear may be attacked
in the meantime.
tcopyrisht. 194s. by Charles H. doren)
Evening star., 1948-08-31
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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Continental will pay the top dollar If In
good condition r. I. MOTORS. 1920
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a1T4
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pay all in cash Call any time, WO. 1881.
Evening star., 1948-08-31
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices; local or long dis
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by the
hour. day, week or year: sTERRETT
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Evening star., 1948-08-31

In speaking or writing. does the dis
tinction between that, which, and who
trouble you? Four simple rules are given
in correct usage To obtain a copy, send
5 cents in coin and stamped. self
addressed envelope to him, care OF Ths
Evening Star. p o. Box 90. Station @,
New York q. N. Y.
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Evening star., 1948-08-31

Score yourself as follows: o.
poor: 3-6, average; 7-9, superior
9-10, very superior.
Answers.
I. Epitaph. 2. Pittsburgh. 3. Eng
lish. 4. California. S. Circle. 6. The
blue spruce and Douglas flr are ever
greens. The others are deciduous
Evening star., 1948-08-31
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and Piymouths Phone Atlantic $500
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dividual wishes to purchase really we'll
kept car VIII pay full retail price. TIE
GOOD USED CAR. Must be clean and
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40 Chevrolets.
40 Fords.
40 Plymouths.
40 Pontiaes.
40 Bucks.
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meaning, Ito warn or notify OF
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