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Blue headed YireO.

It may be Intentional on the
part of the blue-headed vireos to
build within the reach of hawks,
but it is contrary to bird habits to
defy enemies.
e-headed vireos are forest
lovers, rarely found outside their
beloved woods. They prefer to live
among stands of pines, gray birch,
wild apple and sapplings of all kinds
of hardwoods.
The nests are built about 35 feet
from the ground and feet from the
tree trunk in the fork of a hori-
zontal branch. LichenS, shredS Of
birch bark and stems are used for
the outside walls. The inside is
made comfortable with fine dry
grasses. When the nesting is early,
great care is exercised to make
the cradle snug and cozy against
the penetrating spring winds. At
this time, fur, feathers and hair
make the mattress and inner walls
more air proof. There are from
three to five, usually four creamy
white eggs with dots of reddish
brown about the large end.
Both parents share the labor Of egg
sitting. During the time his mate
is serving, the father sings low
lovely songs to her, minus the
Evening star., 1950-09-14
Natures Children
BY LiIIion Cox Athey

courteous bow of courtship days
She huns or answers his offerings
with news. During the days when
the babies must have food, both
search diligently for the dragon fly
nymphs as they struggle to get out
of their trappings. At this time
they are tender and the bird babies
car digest even the wings.
For several days after the young
have been urged from the nest, the
parents remain to feed them. After
the babies have been given import
ant lessons on food hunting, they
are on their own.
The first winter plumage Is &C
quired in late September; this does
not involve the contour plumage
nor the rest of the tail nor wing
feathers. This vireo is the dupe OF
the cowbird.
The blue headed vireo is con-
spicuous because Of his white
trimmed spectacles or eye-rings and
loral stripes which are in marked
contrast to his olive-green back
pure white collar and white cavat
He is well groomed bird with
gentle trusting manners.
They arrive in Massachusetts,
about the middle of April in lovely
new plumage and in excellent
spirits with each other and all
neighborS.
Evening star., 1950-09-14
Take NV Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

used as a verb. The word is a
noun, thus: I feel suspicion about
the honesty of his motives. He was
arrested on suspicion of theft.
Reckon means "to count; to CAL
culate," as, to reckon accounts, to
reckon ones Indebtedness.
In the South, in colloquial speech,
reckon is widely used in the mean
ing of suppose; to think; to guess. -
A Southerner will say, II reckon I'll
60 to town" Or: What do you
reckon he meant by that remark?"
One will say, "I reckon it's going
to rain" And another will reply,
"You reckon?"
the dictionaries state that this
usage is dialectal. But it is so wide
spread in the South in all levels of
speech tnat it may be regarded as
Southern idiom. 1t probably
dates from the Elizabethan English
of Colonial days, as do many other
typically Southern expressions:
Sure enough? How come? And, of
course, you all pronounced: yawD :.
Evening star., 1950-09-14
WORD Come
Find "a or more words in
TRAN NIT,

meaning, Ito impart hereditarily."
Average is 80; limit, 25 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or. more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of S. such as 'bats."
cats" are not used. Only one form of .
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-09-14
Expect . Suspect
Suspicion - Reckon.

In serious writing and speech the
words expect, suspect, suspicion,
and reckon should be carefully dis
tinguished.
Expect literally means ito look
forward to; to regard as likely to
occur" as, I shall expect You We'd
nesday: l expect to be in New York
next week.
In informal (colloquiaD usage, it
is permissible to use expect in the
meaning of suppose" as, I expect
so. But T should avoid it is serious
usage.
Suspect means, Eto doubt; to be
suspicious" Avoid: IT suspect she
is away from home" Correct: I
suppose Cthink; believe) she is away
from home.
Correct: I suspect him Of taking
the money.
Wrong: 81 suspicioned that would
happen Suspicion should not be
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Goren on Bridqe

Both vulnerable. North deals.
NORTH.
AA984
2QJ92
NAK9
AXIS
WEST. EAST.
AlO2 AKQJ3
VA65 03
n86432 0 Q lot
&J73 @109862
SOUTH.
A765
2K10874
NJ5
&AQ4
The bidding:
North. East. South. West,
snade Pass 2hearts Pass
3hearts Pass 4 hearts Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1950-09-14

Opening leaQ: rive ol Hcd1Oo
A mere overtrick in an undoubled
contract is of little moment at rub
ber bridge, except where it occa-
sionally adds another point to the
rubber. But in tournament play 1t
NAV spell the difference between
scaling the heights OF victory and
being relegated to the limbo OF for
gotten runnerS-up.
South succeeded in winning a
match for his team by making an
overtrick in his game contract OF
four hearts on the above hand. The
bidding followed natural lines and
was the same at both tables, but
when the opposition played the
hand, they succeeded in taking only
10 tricks and thus lost the deal
by 80 points.
The five of hearts was opened
and taken by declarer, who re-
turned trump. West took the ace
and shifted to the 10 Of spades.
On the surface it appears that two
spade tricks must be lost in addition
to the ace of trumps. However, II
East holds both the queen and 10 OF
diamonds, some pressure may be
exerted upon him, inasmuch as
Vests lead to the 10 of spades
makes it appear that East holds
the remaining honors in that suit.
Where simple squeeze Is to be
engineered, it Is a basic mechanical
principal that declarer must first
give up to the opposition all newt
able losers. It is obvious that a
spade trick must be lost at all
events, and now was the only avail
, able time to give it up. Declarer
therefore ducked the 10 Of spades
and West continued the suit.
Declarer took the ace and drew
the last trump. After caShing the
club, he led another trump; at this
time East had not yet begun to
feel any pain. The situation cur
rently was this:
NORTH.
40
y None
1AK9
j. None
WEST. EAST.
4 None AK
y None y None
o Immaterial oQ107
= None j None
SOUTH.
At
V1o
DJ5
j. None
The last heart was then played
by South as dummy discarded the
nine of spades. East's salad days
were over and he found himself in
a corner from which he could not
escape. If he let go the king Of
spades, declarers seven would take
over; he, therefore, elected to part
with the seven of diamonds, in
the vain but one remaining hope
that partner held the guarded jack.
Dummy was able to cash all three
diamond tricks.
Tomorrow's Problem.
AS North you hold:
10863 2A5 01074 d SO
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
/ heart Pass spade Pass
2 diamonds Pass ?
What do you bid now?
(Copyright, 1850, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-09-14
Not This

Mrs. A.-When we ask the
Browns for dinner we don't in
clude their noisy boys. I'm glad
your children are girls.
Evening star., 1950-09-14
Emmy Lou

81 neuer dreamed my Uery
own mother would become a
rival. AlOin only comes oVer
because of her cooking"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE SAFEWAY LAUNDRY and DR.,

THE SAFEWAY LAUNDRY and Dry
cleaning Co. offers a quality whole
sale service to stores and agencies.
TAVERN, mostly. bar. Drive-in type.
seats 200; $4,000 new people moving
in this area in 80 days. Crosses
$500 weekly now, plus $500 net
weekly on machines. This is a top
oney-producer at present with ter
rifle possibilities for future. See to
appreciate. Purchaser must have
$4,000 cash.
TAVERN bus. and residential area.
mr.. theater thickly populated; priced
i int at AZ No reas. offer i refused
Owner in bad health.
TAVERN. seats 200. Must see to
appreciate; $500 dn., excel, OPP
portunity.
TAVERN. mostly bar; seats $50; mr.
transp. center; So, 500 DIN.
LES SHILBY
DU 91sS or Eve, WA. 4s35.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
$1,000. You will search far to find
a home in better condition than
this interesting bungalow SO con-
d geeeny wide l9eate T r on WITH lot re sI
din. rm.. kit. inclosed porch, 2
sleeping rooms and bath on LIST a.
End fl. has bedrm. and 2 storage
rms; full bsmt., hot-water heat
with oil. Diet. garage. A very fine
yard. TO inspect cal Wo. 1900 1900;
g. CO., INC. Chevy Chase. D. G.
AMERICAN UNIV. AREA-Beautiful
recently. redecorated .3-bedrm.. z
bath. 10-year-old. white brick Diet.
stove; 20 min. bus to .dntn. Wash
tngton; cony. to schools: must see
to appreciate with its center en-
trance, library, STEP down liv. rm.
and dining rm; with. fireplace. Com
homes for price. S19.500 or best
offer. WI. 6495. "a
BETHESDA-Lovely, mod, 11a-story
brick home; located on a beautiful
corner lot within walking distance
rm. with firepl., large screened liv.
porch, spacious din. rm., 9 big bed
rms. and tile bath, kit. on LIST A..
very large bedrm., sewing nm, "a
bath on End A.; plenty of storage
spa Mas ate be- rG sod snie o0p EAR E
WRIGHT. WI. 5000. Ewes, RE. 09s0.
BILTMORE, near Calvert st. NV
10 rms, 2 baths, oil heat, garage;
excellent for rooming or guesthouse;
consider as low as $1,000 down. bal.
mo-; poss. with settlement. E; A.
l and . tn q n and
BRIGHTWOOD-Open 1 to 8. 5516
End st. n.w.-6 rms. bath, row
brick; garage; gas heat. Vacant, act
quick, the price is only $14,950. GE.
observation-disclosures 4th st. NV
sem i brick with with heated heated porch
room, fireplace, built-in bookcases;
bus line l block, schools 2 blocks.
Call SERBIAN REALTY, RIA. 1143,
high schools: Army oface i. leaving cav
Lovely detached home, new con-, 4
bedrms.; expandable 3rd floor; mod
ern kit. dinette. gar, porches. yard.
flowers. oil h.-w.h. Price $4,000
Reas, cash; bal. easy. SISK REALTY,
c aif; VI CHASE, MD.-About i acre
of land, near country club section
of Conn. ave.: this lovely home, in
very fine condition, is a real value;
1st A. has 4 rms, y bath; End a.,
4 beorms.; Bird fl. finished as 2 rms.
and bath: garage; Route 3. etc.;
priced to SELL F. A. TWEED CO.,
-55Q4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, 1920 North
ampton st.-Lge. lot; bedrmS. 2
b.: well financed; possession. Open
Sun, 3 to 8. GEORGE J. RIORDAN,
EN-. 1929.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.--Almost new
3-bedrm. brick home. close to Conn.
ave. and schools, up to the minute
in every detail; ultramod. cleo. kit,
beaut. tile bath, gas heat, slate roof,
powder rm., LIST A.; u bath in
bsmt.; screened rear porch and sun
deck. Excel cond, tastefully dec,
Venetian blinds, lovely yd.; under
$4,000. Mrs. Poole, WO. 1891,
DRURY REALTY CORP.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--Nr. Rosemary
School. Large detached home, LIST
floor has living room, dining room,
den, half bath and kitchen; 2nd
floor, 3 bedrooms and bath; storage
attic, recreation room, garage; large
lot. Priced at S23, $50. F. A. TWEED
CO., 1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 It'll
8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHY NOT BE
ONE OF MANY
TO LIST AND SELL
YOUR BUSINESS :
OR REAL ESTATE
EXPEDITIOUSLY
THROUGH OUR OFFICE
OUR ACCEPTANCE
OF YOUR LISTING
ASSURES YOU OF
OUR EVERY EFFORT
AND EXPERIENCE
IN CONSUMMATING
A FAIR DEAL
LISTINGS SOLICITED
IN D. c., MD. AND VA.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
BROKER-RE. 1166
GROCERY, excellent neighborhood
and transient location; self-servtce,
modern equipment: doing approx
mately $4,000 monthly. Owner
must sell. Reasonably priced, terms.
MAURICE FITZGAN
MA. 1902
GROCERY. colored trade; NV. cor
ner; doing $500 weekly; store can
be greatly improved; owner ILL.,
Priced to sell; terms.
MAURICE FITZGAN
MA, 1902.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REST, d. license, long estab., foun-
tain. air cond.; doing good business.
Priced to sell.
Beauty shop, mod equip. long estab.;
reas; rent. owner i'll; priced for
quick sale.
OWENS RFAITY-ME l486
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Brick Colonial. with slate roof built
in 194S on lot 60X120 it.; contains
living room, mirrored dining room
with Czech chandelier. pancled den,
GE Kitchen, powder room; master
bedroom has accordion closets and
mirrored walls; 9 other bedrooms
and . baths; stairs to storage attic:
full basement with outside entrance;
built-in garage; gas air conditioned
heat
GREENWICH VILLAGE
English-style brick, built in 1942, on
good-sized lot; contains 3 bedrooms.
2 baths living room, dining room
with corner cupboards. kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal recreation
room terrace and small side porch;
built-in garage; storage attic, gas
heat.
Office Open Sunday, 9 to $50
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner g. Spring Valley,
1880 Mass. Ave, OR. AGA.
Evenings Telephone WI. 653S.
(List Your House With Us)
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Here is Arlington'S finest and most
modern American and Kosher style
delicateSsen: owners serious illness
forces this sale. MUST BE SOLD
THIS WEEK. 6-day-a-week store
stock; Abe. license; fixtures alone
worth $4,000, long-term lease.
Don't delay, the best offer buys this
business. Call Mr.. Brown, with
YEONAS REALTY, GIL. 2100, OK
1243 "a
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
OPEN i to 6
6en6 goth CIT NUT

OOUU OUUII y . INV.
A New Georgetown type home, "a
blk from Chevy Chase Circle. 2nd
fl. has 3 bedrms. and colored tile
bath; list f. den and colored tile
bath. comb. liv.-din. rm. with cor
ner f1repl.. beaut. kit. with dish
washer; rec. rm. with corner f1repl.
and u bath; an exceptionally we'll
constructed compact home. Direc-
tons: Out Conn. ave. to Mckinley.
left. blk. to seth ST.. right to
open sign.
BillingSley & Korzendorfer
5211 Wis. Ave, OR. 1926.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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GREENWICH VILLAGE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1912 CUMMINGS LANE

Open Sunday l till Dark
White brick Cape Cod. Contains
Ice. liv. rm. with dinette, de luxe
kit. bedrm. and bath on LIST A.;
2 lge. bedrms. and bath on End f.;
full bSnlt.. gas &C. heat; breezeway
price. S22, 800. To reach: Out
Brookville I'd, then right on Cum
mings lane to open house. s. r.
MARTIN g. CO.. Realtors, DU. 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
OR. 4232. -2E

ROCK CREEK PARK IN YOUR
FRONT YARD
A magnificent stone and-brick resi-
dence containing 6 bedrms., S baths
and many extra conveniences. We
would be proud to handle this prop
erty at $40; 900, but can offer It
RADIO ave. NV. Go north on 18th
st. to Colorado. turn left, 20 2 blocks
to sign on property. Open every
day and 2 to 6 Sunday. MEZZA.
NOTTE 4 co ST aRS2 Oh
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GLOVER PARK

- -fIS ,3Vth ST. N.W
OPEN SUNDAY. $50 TO 6 PM.
4 bedroom. 2H2-bath brick house.
Recr. room, gas h.-w.h., garage.
Near school. direct transportati ton.
Georgetown University and down
town. Properties here going fast,
Act now. Call Mr.. Maury. tn.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
New StrOut Catalog

AUTO COURTS, STORES, gas. sta,
apis, hotels, resorts. trailer cts,
farms village homes, ETC., etc; 1929
bargains, 81 States; Just out;
mailed FREE, our 51st year; ma
tons leader. latest reduced prices,
over 100. 600 satisfied purchasers.
Buy now and save. STROUT REAL
TY, Tin. Woodward Bldg, Wash
ington. ME. 754S.
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CHEVY CHASE

Two 6-rm. houses. 1910 and 3214
din rm Guest closet s t9 and kf t WITH VIII
dishwasher and garbage. disposal;
2nd A., bedrms. and bath; lge.
stairway; a full bsmt, lavatory,
with aluminium windows, all copper
pipes and water spouts; heat, gas
air conditioning. HON ESTE
REALTY CORP, E. j. Nannini, OR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4517 Window pl. n.w-Three bed
room brick, excel. loc., near Mass.
ave. shopping center. busline. schools
and churches: quiet ST.; gas air
cond. heat: copper plumbing; Fenes-
ira steel sash. covered entrance
porch and screened side porch first
fl. law; indoor and outdoor fireplace:
shade and fruit trees; wide lot; pre-
war construction. 500. 500. Terms II
desired. Owner being transferred to
Calf. WO. 6754. IA
CIRCLE AREA
English basement house. n block
from Connecticut; S32, 900, with
Va cash. PATERSON, ST. 4422.
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OPEN TODAY 20

309 Kansas ave.-Det. IA rms, part.
5-rm. apt. and bath; new oil burner
and roof, shrubbery. trees and gar
gen; $4,000 down paymt. A real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
OPEN ,, DAILY AND SUNDAY

BEAUTIFUL HAWTHORNE
- 3053 CHESTNUT STREET NV,
3 new 6-room detached brick homes
featuring bedroom and bath on
garage, large porch of living room.
Buy yours now and select your
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST NJ w mr. ooIa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

213S F ST. -N.W.-Immediate poss.
9-rm. brick home; 2 baths, bath on
LIST f.; front basement ent.; oil
h.-w.h.; nice yard: spotless. cond. !;
excel. income PROP. priced for sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

BRIGHTWOOD, $4,000
2 COMPLETE APARTMENTS
HOME AND INCOME
Corner brick: gas h.-w.h., full bsmt.:
sacrifice: 50 100 down. DI $500.
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TAVERN ON BALTIC. BLVD.
Fully equipped with liquor and beer
license; dining room seats go; 20-ft.
stag bar separate from dining room;
B-room bungalow and cabins:
books open; long lease. reas. rent:
business, S11, 800. Several other
and lunch rooms. Priced from
$500 to $4,000. Call Mrs. War
rem, 10. S-2RR0 Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

1904 KENYON ST. NV
This lovely 20-ft. brick home in excel
lent condition and containing large
nv. rm., din. rm., kitchen and 3
large bedrooms with 2 baths and
full bsmt. with finished rm., oil ht'
and lear brick garage. LOUIS
RUDDEN EX 51n7
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OWENS REALTY. ME. o4se

Attractive. small home; most con.
venient location; immacuiste con-
dition; newly decorated; gas heat; 9
large, screened porches, ~ baths:
crystal chandelier: carpeted halls
and stairs; extra closets; can be
purchased furnished or unfurnished.
Phone GE. 1852 for appointment,
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, HUME AND INCOME
5-story row-brick. beautifully furn.
with rms, 4 baths, plus owners
apt; income $500 mo-: mr.. Mt.
peasant and 18th st. transp. To
inspect call RA 1851, EX. i376
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOMING. DOWNTOWN

ROOMING, DOWNTOWN
Is rooms; rent, $S1 "A; income quot
ed, S3S4.: no maid; for price, terms.
MR.. LUTTRELL. DI. 1926.
HARDWARE STORE, excellent neigh
borhood location. doing approx
mate $3.50 weekly; short hours;
good lease; reasonable rent. Priced
to sell; terms.
MAURICE FITZGAN
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rooms. / bath, closed porch. heat
furnished; rent. $3.50; income.
S135; besides Groom apt. for
owner; price, $780,, $500 down,
BAKERY. retail, for sale; nearby
Arlington shopping center; selling
because of i'll health; easy terms.
ia. S-5191 or IA. S-5S6S. -24
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL? We
ing neighborhood; for further in
formation see PHILIP STEARNS,
927 18th st. NV RE. 2144. "a
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SUBURBAN MARKET

Self service. well equipped $1,000
wkly.; away from chain competition;
long lease; reas. rent; Sll 900 plus
stock; $4,000 down. Must be seen
to be appreciated Mr.. Herman
(eveS.. Sun. GIL. 0069l.
JOSEPH COHEN & CO.
635 F St. NV. RE. 213R. RE. 2312.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TTAIIAN-AMERICAN

Restaurant, one of Washington out
what you have waited for. Seats
rs; now crossing $3.50 daily, six-day
operation. Open 10 am. Modern
fixtures and beautifully decorated:
l0-year lease at attractive rental;
cash to handle, $1,000, balance on
terms. Ewes. and Sun, call Mr..
Hayden: Ii; 3-479o;
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tsN1LoO1 t.LL0 Ptto.IIGoo ~ UhCI , M. ofof
RESTAURANT-BAR
Compact, asy-to-operate restaurant,
seating 65 and with a nice lease at
500 monthly. This place now op-
Grated part time due to illness;
equipment very fine condition and
price includes II in. television; ask
Ing $500. Ewes. and SUM-, cal
Mr.. Boinis. OR. 2974.
A. H. BACAS
Realtor and Business Rroker All SAeA
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GROCERY-NO BEER

N4VOSI4G wv oOA1U
Very active corner. $1,000 wkly.. col
ored trade, beautifully equipped. A
real money-maker. Immed. poss. of
arm. apt. $4,000 will handle; Mr..
JOSEPH COHEN & co.
635 p st NV RE 213R RE o313
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28

United Wi9men's Bowling A4sse
citation, Japanese American
Bowling League, 1ndonesiar
Bowling Club Of America, Chi
nese Wc1nen's Bowling League
The eighth entry is the City Hall
team Of the Metropolitan Major
League (white).
Chairman of the executive
board of the Greater New York
Committee, which sponsored the
exhibition, is Father Charles t.
Carcw, Of the faculty Of Cathed-
raj College, Brooklyn. For the
past three years Father Carow
has attended the annual conven-
items Of the American Bowling
Congress in a vain attempt to
have the A.B.C. erase from it's
membership requirements the
discriminatory phrase, ''individ-
uals Of the white race"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-28
ABOUT WASHERS
THEATRE AND
OTHERWISE
A & B Press Release

CA feature by Alice c. Browning)
If Washers knew how stupid
they looked in their confused
orgies Of attempting to pickup"
women in the streets, they would
stop and think. But then, if they
could really think and had real
emotional stability and intelli
gence, they wouldn't be Washers.
BY way Of analysis, there is
the masher who drives a little
way down the street in big fish
tail Cadillac or Buick or even a
teeny, tiny Ford and stops to
wait. He keeps that up art every
block as the proposed victim
walks along, aware or unaware.
If he is the shy, rich type, he
sits and waits silently, never say
ing anything-just looking for
sign, and waiting. But the holder
type will honk little, open the
car door and humble unintelligi.
bly,. They may be trying to say,
.""going my way, but it merely
succeeds in sounding like Ups
wick iggy pot or something for
eign- Of course, occasionally you
find the eNhibitionist who shouts
out something obscure or tries
kidnapping. But this extreme is
rare. Usually, it is a wink or a
ook or movement easily re-.
fused by an upturned nose or an
icy stare.