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923 G ST. NV. MA. 8157


BEpRMs; a1 .2!: ssemplets With gaod inner, IS :
BEDRM. SET. Walnut: bed. vanity.
chair and night table, new springs
and inner-spring mattress; a real
buy, S125. Call after z pm. only,
BEDROOM SUITES (2), dark walnut,
double bed. dresser, vanity. night ta-
BH6;RooRn f!H; SUI sTSfTiEs q, and mi misc.
household 5o goods. a4al Otis st. ne"
BICYCLE. girls, se-in., $50; electric
range. full size, 2 yrs. old, S75; rife,
WINCHESTER. ;22, pump, S25: washing
ssrvs ss5 ASc c.i fsS w. Ts554Fsrs'Ga sss4
BfcRcLE, j Rm. boy. ae-,neh, s1a: -. also
ssy,s sayo fideEslk ff Y.szse bicycle sl6' worth
BICYCLES. boys 2e-in.. girls 2s-in..
szeHeRns essa1si zig rsicYelEs Fl "a soss2 ..s:
dgoRGEroWN sic BfcYc1E p'1 STORE. sTSs.
Wis. ave. at Que. MI. O1OO. 8
BILLIARD and pocket tables and sup
plies, tennis tables and accessories.
soWl1Ra Bow issi; supsGY eGFS Co. 81 5sP
BOOK CASES, 2 pr. nah. stained,
pr: IA. $3.50 after s pm. Il
tof oes sr Sas Ssss1ion r.as best mRckss
BOOKCASE AND DESK combined. 4
board, solid walnut. Wo. O39e.
BRICKS. face and common, one or q
mIEon Pssh AisRa nnsdlsss Gos dsissTy ESiGK sa s6
BUILDINGS: steel, and aluminium. for
MAnosHYs zn a3a sg1IbTNo aqgdgIi5TSo e.. ;'1sS s1ss
Ga. ave. sH. 1880.
BUILDING MATERIAL
& SURPLUS ARMY BLDGS.
Size sxl0 TO 20x4s. Hurry, only q
tsE sox4s left ,r.9sb' 19sbe' sss @ sS1o sl95e xs
sa. IT.: u in. SC 50, IT,; bricks s5c
per hundred: also pipe and plumb
ing f1xtures; dAsEI EASTERN STATE IT
For information cali LO. 3-7s96. "A
BUILDING MATERIAL
From many wrecking Jobs. lge. stock
doors. $3.50 and Sd ea.; several
shutters In many sizes, So per pair;
slate steps and slabs. 25c per 50. IT.;
marble, SOC: Colonial flooring, $50
per m; porch flooring. $50 per M;
old white pine. 2x4s. Sc per lin. it.;
also 2x6s. 8, 10 and IL in white
to 100 rms; frame de luxe space
steam heater, floor model suitable
for lge. rm. or store, etc, S1O0.
Many other bargains. ABCD, CORP,
1881 Jefferson Davis highway. Otis
l175 u
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MIscI. FOR SALE Cont. J

ADD. MACHS., new, used; all makes;
hand. elec. great reduc. CIRCLE,
1ll2 14th NV, DI. 1872.
ADDING MACHINE, electric Sund-
strand, guaranteed; S99.50. RE.
1177.
S47 so: guaranteed RE. 1880
DDRESSOGRAPH, floor model 900,
Universal motor. excellent condition,
Sl3a MA. 63l5. 30'
ANTIQUES - win sacrifice grand
father clock, music boxes, buffet,
chairs. Sheraton tables, china. fig
urineS. Dealers welcome. WI. 4u33.
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BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE

Turner's Furniture. e23 G st. NV.
are in a position to outfit your 3-rm
apartment for as low as S169. You
don't have to pay cash. We will
give you liberal terms and will not
charge you any interest or finance
charges. All payments are made in
our store. No finance companies to
deal with. Turner's sell only brand
new furniture and buy only from
the best furniture factories In this
country. For the bedroom we will
give you double bed. 5-drawer
chest and choice of vanity or dresser
in walnut or maple finish; for the
living room you get a full inner
spring-constructed couch and two
chairs, and for your kitchen, q g.
piece dinette in maple or white ena-
mel finish. AL three rooms out
fitted for only. $3.50. Should you
have two-bedroom apartment to
furnish. Turner's will outfit your
apartment for as low as S24S. Shop
us before you buy and you will be
amazed at the prices we have on
our merchandise We are proud Of
our courteous service and quick de-
livery. Don't forget. liberal terms
arranged and no interest or finance
charges for credit.
TTTDAYTpSo
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DINING ROOM SUITE


Will sell my 9-pc. Honduras mahog.
buffet. china Duncan Phyfe table
and 6 chairs; original price S675.
will sacrifice: Call MA. $500. ask
DRAPES, several pairs. gorgeous rose
silk. damask, sateen lined. custom
made. never used. verv reasonable.
AiH aDholst slds sroeatee sasI vas ST. ss5s.
DyPLICAT9R. sIe !S 90 ne new, auto feed;
wood new. used: sac CIRCLE, Ill2
I4th st NV, D1. 1872.
pies at sreatiy reduced prices; save
to to pay pay. ALPERsTEEIINs MEcTRIc
VILLAGE. 224 Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. Nd sH: 4s93. SH 300.
Open Mon. Thurs. Sat. till 8.
FURs. .5-skin Kolinsky scarf, good
condition. SIS. Phone JU. 7-6954.
FURS. silver fox scarf. Pedigree,
or reas. offer. AP. 3O72 after 6 pm.
FuRs. blue fox cape. stole. size IL
Sell reas. AID. 1859 bet. 9-12. Il
FUR CAPE, very fine grade, beautiful
Starlight ranch mink cape. large
collar could be altered TO present
small collar style. Perfect condition; :;
S375 or best offer. Box SAL, STAR
FUR COAT. ! sable-dyed muskrat.
size 1918, S25; / antique Indian
rug, 10x13. $50: l antique mantel to
ceiling gold leaf mirror, S100. Ii.
3-756O. 80
FUR COATS
Must sell every garment in stock re-
gardless Of cost. We cannot pay
our bills with fur coats, jackets,
for the best buy In town, see US
flrst. Budget terms; lay away.
BASKIN FURS
Correr Pth and - ~ w
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CAMERAS

-CAMERAS-
Photo and movie equipment, new,
ner's: every known make or model
included; lowest prices on East
Coast; year guarantee; pay cash or
terms (6 to 18 mos). Trade in
your old equipment. Ask for Bren-
ner's free camera guide. 7-hr. photo
finishing; modern service shop, ~
years experience. See tomorrow.
BRENNER PHOTO co.
933 Penna Ave. NV. Park Free.
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Furniture Unclaim

Furniture Unclaimed
7-Pc. JUNIOR DINING RIM. SUITE,
SEQ; WINE SOFA WITH MATCHING
$12; SOLID OAK BREAK-FRONT,
S27: WAL. CHINA CABINET. $12;
GREEN SOFA, $1S; GREEN PLAS-
TIC LEATHER LAWSON SOFA, S4S;
BLOND MODERN BUFFET, $29;
SOLID MAPLE CORNER CABINET,
S42.5O; OAK BOOKCASE WITH
GLASS DOORS, $14; BLACK LAC
QUER COhfMODE. S25: SOLID
WAL. HEPPLEWHITE VANITY, $29:
WAL. CHIFFEROBE, S24; CHEST
OF DRAWERS, $14; WAL. DINING
RIM. TABLE. .S12; VICTORIAN TAP
ESTRY SOFA. S110.
FREE DELIVERY
OPEN DAILY TIL 9 PM.
Hoffman, Upholsterers
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FOR CHILDREN

TOY SEWING MACHINE to delight
little girl; really sews; orig. carton,
never used. SH. 1106.
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BAKERY

Old established business on busy
street. Transient trade. Doing
approximately $4,000 month. Owner
price. includes lock. stock and
equipment. This business will net
$4,000 year. For further informa-
ton. call HENRY SAULS (estab-
lished 1924, 1104 Vermont ave.
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BUILDING MATERIALS-See us first
for your complete needs in new and
used building materials. ACE
WRECKING & BUILDING MATE
RIAL Co, -4002 Minnesota ave. ne,
BUIiDOZER, D. D. cletrac, with ansle
blade. Will trade angle for straight
blade. 81. 7015. SH. S443. q
anteed. s95. RE. iis0.
CAMERA rotary dryer. $3.50: fiat
dryer. S125O; retouching stand, 81;
etc. WAGEN. 906 G st. NV.
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TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS OR REAL ESTATE
CALL
PARKER r. WALKER

For Quick and Enicient Service.
831 14th st. NV. RE. 0136.
LIQUOR R-RESTAURANT, 81, 200 down;
colored trade; 1900 block Of 14th
st. NV: doing a good business; seats
30. Call MR.. YOUNG. 81. 1898.
9 ROOMS-RENT, $500
One and one-half baths. Nicely fur
nished. Oil heat. Two elec. refgrs.
Good income. Ideal ne. location.
C.. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
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Tuxedo, 38-40, Like New, SIS
Phone JU. 1884

TYPEWRITER, late 1946, Smith
Corona, super speed good cond.'
rYPEwRITER 1SSi Z 'oo. ~ Standard ONCE
model, like new; bought last year
for tipping practice; cost S110; sell
for half ewes. only. 1900 Chesa-
1HsE%hI1hRs a4d pHsa0ss sss sad rnd e5u sans
Wany VisIt us oFFicE faisk MAcaNEs EaRs CO.
cor 18th and Eye SITS. RE. 2sss.
wood typewriter. S63.40, plus 81 :l9
sales tax, and new typing table.
tubular steel in ney g gray y.1a finish no1 to
@a3sn' s7So tsEs1fI GENITAL. so1e 3iri 18th st.
rYPEwRiTERs. = E: ri tRso' all makes at fair
prices; guaranteed one year. Won
derful gift We rent, repair. STAND
ARD TYPEWRITER CO., 910 G St.
TYPEWRirEEs teF t5ep co
400 tth st. NV. RE 3145.
TYPEWRITERS, portable. all makes:
terms; Standard barg. CIRCLE. DI,
1872. 1112 14th NV.
TYPEwRITERs. new and rebuilt;
1MEagsN II GsF te5Yi TYpEWRIrSR 1sF En- yses eo:
Sat. Ii 3-0os2
Unpainted Furniture q
stock and oonRssse %aas to t4ssEe GFass Xmas
Open daily and Saturday to pm:
THE UNPA1NTED SHOP
s26 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1924.
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BUSINESS OPP. Cont. !,

IF TIRED OF MAKING MONEY for
some one else. call the broker with
35 years rNail business experience.
Cash or terms. Call UNCLE BENNY,
FOR LEASE, auto. repairs garage,
busy location. Wonderful opportun-
ity for reliable mechanic. Apply TO
HOMES OIL CO., 622b Blair rd.
TELEvISION. established downtown
store wishes to lease space for tele-
vision dept. Must be smart pro-
moters and have good connections.
Box III. Star. 80
BOOKSTORE and Hallmark greeting
card shop for sale, at inventory:
:}609 18th st. NV; 6:30-S pm. 4
STORE FOR RENT. Apply 1909 14th
st NV. $50 till 3 pm. y
SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in nearby
Arlington; wonderful opportunity for
right man. For information call MI.
Bare, FA. 1886. Il
PARTY HAVING SPACE, able to sell
highest grade hand laundry desires
to contact person understanding line
of business. Either interest or good
salary offered. Box 18Th, Star.
WHOLESALE DRY CLEANING for l
or accounts. desired by modern
synthetic plant producing highest
quality work, pickup and delivery,
40ec discount offered. Call MR..
YNnTE mr. O2d1
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BED LEGS
Installed in a few minutes on coil
and box springs ST. 1894
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REFRIGERATORS
Brand new, popular makes and sizes.
You can save 2OS or more on most
brands. All in original factory car
tons; fully guaranteed; E. 2. terms.
ALPERSTEIN'S
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Cleaning and Pressing
$1,000 down-Has all necessary equip.
for cleaning and pressing on busy
NV. street. A real buy for $4,000.
Wants 81 900 down.
c. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1000 Iarrnonf Aua N w
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Announcing The Opening
of the
Randall Hyland Day Nursery
At 29l0 Penn. ave. s.e.-6-day week
care: half day or whole day; hot
meals. Phone VI. 1906. .
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco.
holic patients accepted for under
standing medical care. NORWOOD
SANITARIUM. WI. 100. OIL. 1856.
BAND FOR NEW YEARS?
One of Washington's better bands
avail, Dec. 81, due to change in
Sat. schedule: pcs; $50 per hr.
BUSINESS SERVICES
TRASH REMOVAL = Free estimates
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
MAILING ADDRESS and secretarial
service; excellent location; nominal
seest; Also desk space. Phone p1.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CASH REGISTER, for any business;
best cond.; will sacrifice. CIRCLE,
DI. 1872. 1112 18th.
TREES, Maine spruce
and balsam: will take order now for
early Dec. del. Wholesale only. Call
or write L. M. PRENTISS, 1906
Davis pl NV, WO. 1851 after 6
cRuRCH III FURNISHINGS, complete.
Call Ii. 71226 bet. S and IL am.
ladies': . coats, size 12,
black, fur trimmed; = suits, size IA,
gold. Ii. 3-34S.!. -
MEMS, suits, overcoats,
$50, SlO.5O up; sizes 36-46. HILL
BROS, l345 S. NV: no. O606. 3
COAT, boys camel hair, hardly worn.
size is, SIS, also reversible, SO.
DU. 9460. Il
Persian lamb, like
new. size 1918; sacrifice, $3.50. LII.
.t-unS0
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCESSORIES FOR BLDG. Eyery-
BER. 1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234
ADDING MACHINES, S35 and I'D.
Rentals, $3.50 per month. Itemizer
with sales tax key for grocers. $50.
CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV. MI
400. B
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BASKIN FURS

DESK, mahog., 513X3 IT.; caIculator,
Monroe portable; humidifier. Wal
ton: books, 1st ed. novels, ETC.;
Natl. Geog. l917-193S, 80 vols,
bound. RE. 1868.
DESK, walnut, executive, 60-in., like
new; living room suite, needs covers,
S37.5O; bar counter for recreation
room OR. 1898.
DESK - ANTIQUE, SOLID
MAHOGANY; GOV. WIN
THROP TYPE; $45. CALL
DU. 9151 AFTER 6. 80
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COATS AND SUITS

COATS AND SUITS
oyerstocked With ouaIity msrchsnE
disc. II it's cloth coat or suit YOU
need it will pay you to make your
selection now while our prices are
reduced UP to 500 for immediate
clearance.
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PAINTING, best skill and paints;
priced in accord. with finest quality;
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Rooming Money Maker
II rooms; rent. S155; oil heat; income
quoted, 1913; long lease; near
Thomas Circle; nicely furnished;
$4,000 handles. Call Mrs. Koch,
ewes. and Sun. DI. s447. 80
C. j. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
NO. 6-FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE
81 900 bu. on 6-day wk.; near
univ; good lease, with apt. for own
er; money maker, with $1,000
No. Observation-Disclosures; seats
100: nearby Va; q good buy that
can be increased: with $4,000 down.
NO. I4-LIQUOR, RESTAURANT
$500 wk.; short hours; 500 bar;
modern equipt.; priced reas, with
$4,000 cash.
BILL SIMONS
Elk. 61S1. The Liye-wire Broker"
. RESTAURANT-$800
Income weekly; rent $135; long lease,
seats s5; all matched equip. Clean
as a pin. Only $1,000 handles.
C.. J.. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1000 Vermont Ave NV
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AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
Standard Fluid Hydra-matic
Dual control cars, free pickup serv-
ice. s ans pm. daily and Sun
WI 4500 a
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REAL ESTATE SCHOOL
Short training, men and women. AT
approved course; new class Thurs
day. December 1st. Write or phone
NE. S731. AID. 1929. THE SCHOOL
OF REAL ESTATE, 1888 Conn. ave
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CARPENTER, first class; knows the
business. New construction or al
terations. Sober, reliable. TU. 3255.
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T axe Nv Word for It

ga heated argument is going or
IN our office as to the correct pro-
runciation of the word restaurant
Most of us say that 1t should have
three syllables, but the others in
sist it should be RESS-trunt. What
. do you recommend?-C. D. B.
e A. The dictionaries and other ac-
cepted authorities are unanimous In
giving the word three syllables
First choice: -tuh-r'nt; Sec
ond choice: RESS-tuh- -rahnt.
A few dictionaries list as second
choice the pronunciation frequently
heard In England: RESS-toe-
rahln), with the nasal sound in the
third syllable and with the 1t" ST.
lent. But that pronunciation does
not occur In standard American
usage, -
Restaurant Is a French loan word.
In that arlguage its literal meaning
Is that which restores, restorer,
as, sle win est un bon restaurant
wine is a good restorer. BY exten-
sion, restaurant also means pub
Lie eating place.
Note: In France cafe is not an
eating place. First Of all, cafe Is
the French word for coffee. Sec
.ond, q cafe in France Is q public
place where coffee and other drinks,
especially beer, wines and liqueurs
-(but no food are served.
In Spanish cafe means coffee
And a coffee house is q cafeteria,
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CHINA'S REDwOODS.

When we think of redwoods we
associate them with California.
Ten million years ago there were
giant redwoods growing In China.
Buried In layers of sfnale IN the
Fushun mines of Manchuria Is a
dependable record from the past.
Fossil needles and cones are inn
printed in the rocks 80 perfectly
preserved identification can be
made. Since those millions OF years
ago, redwoods have completely dis
appeared from that part OF China
and 1t was believed the redwoods
had become extinct over the entire
world with the exception of q mar
row strip across the coast Of Oregon
and California with few scattered
groves below the western ridge Of
the Sierra Nevada.
But sometime during 1914 .
Chinese forester Of Szechnan shat
tered the theory OF extinction oi
redvoods In Asia. One day when
Tsang wang strolled over the hilh
Evening star., 1949-04-05

It Is q good general principle OF
defensive play to take tricks when
YOU see them. There are, to be sure,
numerous instances when it Is
proper to wait with your winners,
but the burden Of proof rests upon
him who refuses trick. He must
show good cause for his refusal.
Broadly speaking, "the place for the
ace is on the king Cor its equiv
alent)." |
The holdup on the defense when
properly employed Is a valuable
weapon. 1t Is designed to shut the
declarer out of one hand or the
other and prevent the run OF some
long suit. Naturally it occurs with
more frequency at no-trump, though
1t can be used effectively at suit
contracts when the dummy is out
Of entries.
In today's hand an opportunity
was afforded the defense to make
q holdup of rather unusual KIND,
and for a purpose other than those
usually discussed in bridge texts.
Unfortunately West was not alert
to the occasion and declarer rornped
of with the contract.
The bidding was normal in all
respects and against the final con-
tract of four spades West led the
king of diamonds. The suit was
continued and the third round
ruffed by declarer. A low space
was led toward dummy and West
naturally ducked. On the space
return East showed out and deciarer
put UP the king. well ! guess III
never get anything bigger" was
Vests comment as he took the
trick. But there was nothing ne
could return to prevent declarer
from taking the rest Of the tricks.
west could have defeated the con-
tract by waiting just one more
round with the ace of trumps, and
It was a marked play for him to do
70. Declarer is known at this point
10 have exactly the same number
of trumps as West. II, before he
loses control of the tr1lmps. West
can force declarer to run one more
diamond, long trump trick can be
established for the defense. How
ever, West is not In position to
lead a diamond while dummy still
retains trump which can take care
Of any diamond return. If West
takes the third spade lead he can
force declarer's last trump with a
diamond and establish the six OF
spades for the setting trick.
tcopyrixht. 1s4s. by Charles H. aoren)
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Natures. Children
BY LilIion Cox Athey

toward the small village Of Mo-tao-
chi he was amazed to discover .
large tree In his path, He became
the first scientist to come in close
contact with the Dawn Redwood
fMetasequoia ptostroboides,! He
did not recognize the species, bu'
he was delighted to find several in
the valley and In other adjacent
valleys. Then he studied the tree
in earnest.
The discovery was hailed with de-
light all over rns world TODAY
the Dawn Redwood Is nov . shrine
with d dainty little building at IL
base and Is considered sacred be-
cause it Is O relic Of the past.
DR.. Ralph w. Chansy reports thc
tree Is i46 feet high with q diameter
OF Z feet, producing q fairy gooc
crop Of cones and seeds regularly.
II Is hoped that the Chinese. witt
their great love Of ancient tradi'
tons and things. viii protect thi'
rare botanical survivor Of ths
Piiocens.,
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By Frank Colby

pronounced: kah-fay -tay -REE-ah
In some fantastic way cafeteria
made its way into American English
and became word designating a
RESTAURANT where one serves one
self. And the pronunciation be-
came: KAFF-uh-TEER-ee-uh.
Thus we see that our words cafe
and cafeteria have lost all trace
Of their French and Spanish mean
ings, and, In the case of cafeteria
the pronunciation is strictly Amer
lean; hence there Is nothing Span
ish about our cafeteria but the
spelling. This is typical of many
loan words that have entered our
language. @
Heard on a talent scout program;
And now we'll have the grand fee
Malay" The word used is finale,
"the. concluding number of . pro-
gram or concert" The pronuncia-
Etion 'fee-nal-AY" apparently is an
attempt to Frenchify the word. But
the French pronunciation is: fee
|NAL--two syllables only.
Moreover, finale entered English
from the italian, not the French.
The italian pronunciation is: fee
NAH-lay. The correct English is:
If1-NAH-lee.
The troublesome who whom construction
Is discussed in detail In Mr.. Colby's leaf
let, GA. For q COPY Of this helpful
leanet. send cents in coin and stamped.
sef-addresSed envelope to Frank Colby,
care Of The stag. z: o. Box 90, Station g,
Evening star., 1949-04-05
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE W. CFone

1. The normal person has how
many pairs of ribs?
Six Eight Twelve Eighteen
2. Which Of the following sports
formed part Of the program of the
original Olympic Games?
Baseball Soccer Football Track
8. Which of the following terms
best describes the lowering Of a per-
sons blood pressure? To
Depress Compress Subdue Suppress
4. A mortar and prestle" is the
symbol for which worker?
Engineer Pharmacist
Teacher Lawyer
s. Which of these railroads has
the Vista Dome type of car?
Burlington New York Central
Union Pacific Milwaukee
lit has been customary in Amer
lea for various colleges and univer-
stiles to adopt mascots for their
athletic teams. Sports writers often
use these names later to symbolize
the schools. You deserve one point
for each correct matching.
(a) Yale W Goat
(b) Northwestern tw) Mustang
(c) West Point tx) Bulldog
l.(d) Annapolis ty) Wildcat
(e, Southern Methodist CD Mule
Score yourself as follows: o., poor: 3-6
average; 70. superior; 9-10, very superior
ANSWERS In Column 81
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Word Come
Find 25 or more words in
SAvAG ELY,

meaning, wildly; cruelty" Av-
erase is "a; limit, 40 minutes.
Rules--1. words must be Of four or
more letters. Q. Words. which acquire four
.Settsfs b. the addition OF xucn as
ssbsts.n .csts." are not used. g. Oniy OF
ars not used. A list win be pubiished
tcmorroW. a..-sr ta cHAnRrN. Z
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Points for Purents
by soRDEN
by fdysh Themes 'wsiloes

I don't zee what you DO with
your allowance, gave yoa sxtrs
nnoney last sesk ard here you are.
askinr for sugns again
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Goren on Bridge
By Cherries n. Gorsn
Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
The bidding:

Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
The bidding:
NORTH
AQ109
2KQ
o542
AKQ877
WEST EAST
AA652 A3
0Js2 10s7e54
oKQJT oA109s
asa A103
SOUTH
AKJ874
VAS
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-01
Central Buying
Agency In State
Closes Its Doors

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. Up.
--The central purchasing office
set Up last January has quietly
gone out of business.
The office was created by Gov
ern0r Warren as money-saving
move. All boards and agencies
directly under the supervision of
the Governor were ordered to
purchase-office supplies and auto
mobiles and trucks through the
GENITAL Office.
Dan D.Alemberte. who served
as director of the office, said the
office was closed on orders of
Franz Wright, assistant to the
GovsrnoE Wright declined to
comment on reasons for the shut
down and Governor Warren is
out al the state.
D'Alemberte, who is purchas-
ing agent for state institutions,
says he doesn't know whether he
will continue to make purchases
for the various boards through
his regular office. However, he'll
continue his purchases for state
institutions.
During his campaign for Gov
ernor. in l948, Warren estimated
central purchasing of all state
supplies would save up to eight
million dollars a year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-01
league, Luckey
Each Score Is
Points liz Tilt
Last Night

Fleet All Weather Training
Unit basketball team dropped a
hard fought game to the Blimp-
Ron cagers 81 to "a last night at
the SeapIi4ne Base gym.
m this rival clash between the
Lighter than Aircraft squad and
the Airdales, thrills were at a
maximum. Fawtulant gained the
lead at the start end managed to
stay ahead by a slim margin UNI
til the final minutes of the game.
Blimp-Ron spurted to the lead by
sinking two successive field goals
a sthe game drew to close.
At the half time the even
match was reflected by the score.
Fawtulant led 25 to "a.
High scoring honorS were shar-
ed by league of Fawtulant and
Luckey of Blimp-Ron who each
tailed Is points.
Fawtu's attempt to deflate
Blimp- Ron was hindered by the
absence of Joanis, Gallant, and
Weis, six foot main-stay for the
club. Joanis and Gallant will re
turn from leave shortly. Weis was
lost permanently when he re-
ceived transfer orders.
This is the second straight loss
by Fawtulant after winning
seven straight games in Naval
competition. Early in the season
Key West High School dropped