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Evening star., 1950-10-04

between hrs. OF 10 am. and j pm.
Also in need Of good LII gsedcsar sales aleS 5
HaRKNs Rsa1 sss MoFoR a Bi o., caanaTs, s50n G..
iumbia pike. ow. 1900. $
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN - We
have an opening for reliable and
exper auto service salesman; must
be able to diagnose trouble make
estimates. write repair orders.
capable Of meeting the public: per:
Snsa' Sonus. See S''saGn Nj. Hamilton. 1Hi Barry
PATE MOTOR CO. INC, Washing
tons Oldest Chevrolet Dealer. 1880
BAKER - Experienced in pastries.
sweet goods and capable Of taking
RAKER-Fuii-time night man; must
hepy aesf BaEDwN 5sts AsG BARE siFsS snop h:3PfF
5Isss sss5s IT. e: s I sssss as.
BAR hfTk HELPhRs-white; Fl; n;Ri a1 or S over;
GOOD salary and Tn mssls: I,PpI sPp1y' 'heaS saS
sicYcIE DELIVERY BOY, under a5:
RANk sst haSs Gok6os B pRETERg fElSsEs gPefs1lfs
BODY 81 aND aT,' 0fSHsfa TENShk /" ane mechanics
helper; good pay: good hours; vaca-
ton with pay: WAsHINGTON RUB
BER CO., 14th and Belmont SITS. NV.
BooKKEEPER, automotiye; exper-
tence preferred, but not essential;
not necessary to close books. MR..
BUCKNER, CH. 1000.
8ooKKEEPER, must be exper. in
eontracting business: capable, Of
nee; perm. position for right man;
salary open: must be responsible;
refs. required. Write Box 336-Y.
sRfcKLAYERs wanted at MASTER
ne; er 4th and Valley S sts. AtH Sc. or or
BRieckfAYSEERRs. qualified mechanics
for 1st-class work. National Insti-
M tM1teS Of Health Health opposite @ Naval Hos
shsad: Union vases a good condttfons as E9lk
WILLIAM F. NELSON. 1917 I4th st.
BRiCKLAYERs. 8. white, union. for
school anS CHURCH york I,i,.h in Al; and a,o
Can, days, cH. 1900; ewes, 81.
BRIcKLAYERs, 2. white; s26 per
day. .910 Aspen St. NV. in front
sarSkixyERs n wstsT Essd Hospital xss steady vor.
9th and Hemlock SITS. NV. 81.
BRICKLAYERS-Long housing Job;
mechanics only: report ready for
work. LARcHMONT CONSTRUC-
1900 West st., Falls Church.
BRICKLAYERS (white), $50 per day;
none but the finest mechanics need
apply. Come with tools prepared
10000 Naglee I'd, Hillandale, out
New Hampshire ave. extended.
JACK SHIVES. -5
BRICKLAYERS WANTED. year around
Evening star., 1950-10-04
Furniture Salesman

Zo43 l4th ST. NV.
Furniture Salesman
Experiencsd. to sell on on floor of large
tory and low prices; heavy trafic:
unusually high earnings. good salary
and commission; steady position,
good opportunity. This is an un-
usually fine opening for the right
PuRN1ruRyE PsEsy nv pgiend Ell g 3. John; w. AIIAs
GARAGE MECHANIC (whitel. must
salary with rapid advancement. on
efficiency and dependability; excel
lent opportunity. Position. Ma
TIoNAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY.
18th and N sts, NV. but applicants
and r sts. ne. 8 am. to 8 pm. DO
NOT TELEPHONE -5
GAS ATTENDANTS wanted. over 81
and 5 pm. CLARKs sUNoco STA
GAS 1l0H' sra4foN a2gt n MtAiNHAGER II z S - Go Good
proposition to honest: Industrious,
mature person, with refs. SH. 97s3.
GLAZERS t2). exp; also store front
men; also excl to learn trade. 4917
Bethesda ave. OIL. 2o22. Beth. Nd.
GROCERY CLERK-AIl-around man,
exper. In grocery work. Must be
sober. intelligent. and not afraid Of
work. Call SH. 3240. or apply 1908
Seminary rd;; Silver Spring. 3
enced. D, c. drivers permit: good
pay to start; chance Tor advance
EvEkyso5bE'YSs j MARaEr. sisSd 'ettiese'i fassS ?
GRocERY CLERK CHECKER -Ex-
perienced. with references; excellent
salary. Apply in person, 1929
Colesville rd., Silver Spring. Md.
GROCERY STOCK AND DELIVERY
BOYS-White or colored; must have
ences. Apply in person. 10 to 8.
GUARD-outside from 5 to IL pm.
8 NIGHTS WIKI, 1880 yrs. old; must
be exper.; refs. REQUIRED. Apply in
S5sGa 2aI' nssFsGs1sF SssFsiH ind Oh P% and
HARbW1ARsE HARDY IS SALESMAN. lge. G hard
wars ware soot store. Experience preferred.
HEIffR g.IF tSr .Tsss 5sssy.ns and Shipping
position; 4o-hr.. S"day wk.; com.
pany benefits. pleasant working
SEARS ROEBuCk d CO., 4500 Wis
HELPER-YounS man, alert. intelli-
gent, capable Of assuming respon-
sibility, must be light build; night
work, cleaning ducts; good salary.
4015 Georgia ave. NV 10
HELPERS-Misc. machine shop work.
Apply IN person. 619 H st. NV. -5
HOD CARRIERS and mortar makers;
none but the best can stay. Come
ready for work am 10000
Naelee. .rd.. Hillandale, out New
Hampshire ave. extended. JACK
JANITOR. experienced, work in Ford
agency; must have references. WA
0900. See Mr.. Bowen. BILLHIMER
a PALMER, 31l0 Hamilton ST..
Hyattsyille. Md IS
JANITOR, exper. colored man for
large apt. bldg. on 18th st., near r.;
must be familiar with general main
tenance and bldg. cleaning; must
have good health, be married and
non-drinker; refs. required. We
are looking for man who wants
a perm. job with excel. working and
liv. conditions at a good salary.
Apply JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
DU 0707 =
Evening star., 1950-10-04
MESSENGER-DRIVER

High school graduate. 2I-25 years Of
age. neat in appearance. courteous.
capable of passing physical exam; ;
must have D. c. drivers permit and
Q clear driving record; 5-day, 40
hour week. Apply personnel, Room
sos. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-10-04
HELP MEN

ELEVATOR OPERATOR. colored, 4:3o
pm. to II pm; permit; large apt.
bldg; $50 mo; 1S41 Columbia I'd.
vpiv,.A6s nv, AZ. 4sIsi SIsp .ron ,.,...1 IS j..
apartment building; hours. B pm.
to 1870 pm; salary. $50 per
month. Call resident manager at
CO. 1886. %
Evening star., 1950-10-04
statesmen
Executive Type

TO represent Brown & Bigelow,
calendars and advertising special
ties; free sales training. Applicants
must be 20 to 40 years of age and
own car; only men with previous
selling experience will be considered.
Going into largest Christmas season
in our 54 years. Call SH. 20S0
Evening star., 1950-10-04
HELP WOMEN tcont.)

ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER wanted
Md; routine work, hrs. $50 to S,
5-day wk. and z-day Sat. every 4th
wk.. starting salary, S45. Call UN.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
HELP MEN

TRUCK DRIvER-Also helper; expe-
rienced furniture men. MILTON H
ROSSLER, INC. 2543 14th st. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER. for fuel oil delivery;
reliable man, white; must know city
well; vacations with pay, bonus on
sales. good pay and steady employ
ment. Apply HOMES OIL CO.. INC,
1925 Blair rd. NV. -5
TYPIST-Young man, preferably with
some exper in credit work, to assist
our credit MANAGER. See Mr.. Soyars.
A. P. WOODSON CO., 1913 II ST..
NV.
TYPIST - Age 2O-35; $3.50 start
ing salary with opportunity for
advancement to neat. accurate typ
list: minimum speed go words, who
will work steadily on routine once
UPHOLSTERER-Full or part time.
hour or piece work. MOWRY UP
HOLSTERING CO., OV. 1016. -5
Evening star., 1950-10-04
REAL, ESTATE sAIESMAN

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
We have opening in our sales organ
ization for salesman to replace
man called to service. EXP. pref :.
or previous selling exp. in other
field will be considered; full time
only; age 35-45. For sppt. call
Mr.. Dick, SH. SOLO. -4
Evening star., 1950-10-04
SALESMAN

Are you fed UP with cut-throat CON-
petition, high-pressure selling, trav-
ness investments, straight canvass
ing and seasonal fiuctuating in
comes? Would you like to represent
. 9S-year-old national concern, one
OF the largest, most progressive in
its field, enjoying q steady repeat
all-season business with better than
average ave earnings in 'h pleasant, digni-
for advancement? Sales experience
not necessary; thorough training. II
you are married, own q car, in good
health. age 25 to 80, call for ap-
pointment only Wed, between 10
am. and pm, DI. 3436. Ask for
Mr. c. B. JONES.
Evening star., 1950-10-04

FOUNTAIN MAN, exper.. for neigh
borhood drug store; refs. NEW
HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY. 5000 1st
st. NV. $
FOUNTAIN MAN--Exper. references;
part time. to 10 pm. and alter
nate Sats. and Suns. PEARSON'S,
244S Wisconsin ave. %
FURNITURE FINISHER-Experie
only. MILTON H. ROSSLER, INC,
o543 14th ST NV
Evening star., 1950-10-04
CARPENTER

finish carpenter; must be
q neat worker. able to do new and
adjustment work in the higher priced
homes; steady Job for capable and
steady man.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co.
1880 Massachusetts, Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
CLERK

Young man for general clerical duties
in Alexandria ONCE of large beverage
company; excellent position with
good future; some tipping required.
Reply by letter, stating qualifica-
ttons including age, education and
experience to Box 4-A, S.ar. "A
CLOTHING and mems furnishings
salesman wanted at once; must be
exper.; good salary to right man:
refs. required. Apply to SCHEER
BROS. GIL Penna. ave. Sc. a
SALESMAN-Experi
selling military clothing: Baltimore
manufacturer, established high-class
oficer retail trade: salary. commits
sion; excel, chance; permanent,
pleasant surroundings. State partic-
ulars. Box 321-B, Star.
COLLECTOR, finance company
Young man with college BACKGROUND
or experience needed in collection
department. Outside work. Car
furnished. Man selected will have
excellent chance for advancement.
COLLECTION MAN To manage
P and L legal dept. for credit in
stallment store: excellent oppor-
tunity, top salary. steady position.
Apply sLoAN's. 735 9TH st. n w. a
Evening star., 1950-10-04
CARPENTERS nm

CARPENTERS (I0)
And foremen (3). Report to MR.
WHITE, 5S15 Conway dr., Alta
vista Terrace. Bethesda. Md. 10
CASHIER ROOM CLERK - EXP
osSsssaHEyA oss Hay ARPly RbxMa a PsESes Tof9s mFE
and II SITS. NV, 10
CEMENT FNISHER-If you are not
good. don't answer; top wages. Cali
MR.: MEDLEY. HI. 5777. IS
CEMENT FINISHERS-Report to Mr..
WHITE, 5S15 Conway dr., Alta Vista
terrace, Bethesda, Nd. 10
CHECKER for food market; good pay:
experience and references necessary.
Apply 2430 Pa. ave. NV. -
CLERK. experienced. for super mar
ket; GREEN MEADOWS SUPER
MARkET, 6571 Aser I'd. West Hy-
attsville, Nd AP 3535. y
Evening star., 1950-10-04
JANITOR

The Star has an opening for a colored
1anitor who is 25-35 years of age,
ambitious, and capable of passing q
physical exam; the applicant Sc
lected will work day hours while
being. trained, and will be trans
ferred to the night janitor force
after q months time. Apply per-
sonnel. Room 506.
Evening Star Building
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
JEWELRY SALES.--FUTURE man,
fully experienced for Americas old
est credit jewellers; permanent posi-
tion, company's benefits; salary and
commission. Apply in person to Mr.
Rothsaum, CASTLEBERG'S. 1904 r
JEWELRY SALESMAN. window trim.
ming essential. ERNEST BURK
JEWELERS., 614 18th st. NV. q
LABORERS-Constr Job. good
pay. long job. MASTER BUILDERS,
INC, rear 640O Agar rd., Hyatts-
LAB0RERsSconstruction lob; ex-
psTienesd pfTIs nsas men 1ST only. Apply MASTER r.
/. ave Sc, 10. 3-97S3. -6
LAB0RERS WANTED-Steady work
and good pay. Out New Hampshire
ave. 2 mi. past University lane to
Hampshire Hills. CARL FREEMAN
lob, -H
Evening star., 1950-10-04

CARPENTERS uo); good pay: all
Einter work: for Information. call
CARPESTSEiRs. cabinet makers; in
slde work. store fixtures: union shop.
Apply KoGoD-DUBB. $50 Upshur
CARPENTERs-4sth and calvert e sts.
NV. Out Macarthur blvd. to w st.,
one block to 49th st., left on 49th
CxRfENrERs. report ready to a work;
steady job. Little Falls I'd. and N.
r. F1orddS rr; ST; Arlington, Va.
S$2;2S :2S, per hr. S4o5 sushsnan s.,
CARPENTERs-2O men; rough and
with tools. Apply chiiium I'd. and and
6HAssAl e salls cosY'' ays'; see Mr.. Ralph
report on Job. 7o4 N. Illinois st..
Arlington. Good pay.
CARPENTERS-Long Job, close in;
good working conditions Report
with tools, ready for work. East
West hwy. and Meadowbrook lane.
CARPENTERS, rough work; will be
Apply PARKWoop i0ns HOMES, a..S INC. nc.
10402 Summit ave, KensinSton, Nd
c4kpsSIf;Rss al stSS; See wSSk.n. N,sk .u-.-o1n.
men. men WILLIAM dddM E. RICHARDSON,
Evening star., 1950-10-04
Salesmen's Speciality

New non competitive business machine
attachment. Every office q prospect.
In debating machines or business
systems preferred. Call MA. 63S1.
ADJUSTOR - Automobile
service adjustor with old estab-
lished manufacturer for service and
claims adjustment work; prefer
man 1886 yrs. old with automobile
service background. Reply stating
employment Box 34s-A. star. M9
SERVICE MANAGER-With person.
ality. training and experience to
associate with one of Washington' s
oldest dealers handling one Of the
most popular 2-line autos. Splen-
did proposition to right man. Box
197.T. Star. -6
Evening star., 1950-10-04
BOOKKEEPER

Good salary and pleasant surround
ings, for willing worker. in book
keeping dept. See Mr.. Phillips,
MARVINS CREDIT. 734 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-04

SPOTTERS. exper. on dark and gray
rear e12 n st. s.w. -
SPOTTERS, thoroughly experienced
on silks and wools, must be sober
and conscientious worker: steady
employment with good pay. Apply
in person, ALEXANDRIA CLEAN
ERS, 604 Montgomery ST., Alex. %
STEAM FILTER for remodeling work.
Report rear 112S G st. ne. MR..
HoRNBERGER. between 7:30 and
STEEL GUITAR PLAYER, white. de-
pendable; small string band; Satur-
day nights. Cali WA. 2s32 after
g pm. -5
STOCK CLERK for wholesale hard
ware concern; must be exper. in
hardware and allied lines. Ma.
1904 IS
STOCK RIM. CLERK. knowl. of elec.
systems or automatic heating con-
trolls desirable. For interview call
OR. 5000. Mr.. Smay. MINNEAPO-
LIS HONEYWELL REGULATOR co.
Evening star., 1950-10-04

When dnswerino advertisements
dddressed to Star boIes do NOT
fnctose original references, photo
grophS or other materials OF per-
sondi palae. Copies serve the puf.
pose and ORIGINALS may get lost.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
statesmen

Men. Thoroughly experienced. INSTALL
commission: investigate Immediately;
car necessary. Apply Mr.. Saunders.
UNION CLOTHIERS, INC. 307 9TH
"a NJ *
Evening star., 1950-10-04

Estimator Salesman
Exper. in household goods moving; To-
cal refs. required. VET VANS OF
VIRGINIA. INC. 1865 80. Seminary
Evening star., 1950-10-04
Electronic Engineers
and Designers

Jobs immediately available for men
with design and development expert
ence, on pulse circuit, microwave
and radar. Interviews $3.50 am. to
ENGINEERING q RESEARCH
CORP. Riverdale, Md. -
Evening star., 1950-10-04
BRICKLAYERS

Good long job on new apart
ment development. Union
men only. Apply Mr.. Kelley
on job.
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
49th and Jay SITS. NE.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
SOLICITORS

The Evening Star has several OPEN
ings for men to solicit subscriptions.
Salary plus commission. Must be
over FL years Of age, neat in ap-
pearance and physically At. Pre-
personnel. Room 500.
Evening Star Newspaper
Evening star., 1950-10-04
statesmen
SAT,ESMEN

Age "a to 80; permanent position To
sell neckwear; excel. working cond.;
must have good references. Apply
LATT'S TIE BAR
5OT 14th ST NV -6
Evening star., 1950-10-04

KITCHEN and sand
wich man-Must be clean, sober
and dependable; good wages. 4912
Wisconsin ave. NV. -6
Evening star., 1950-10-04

VENETIAN BLIND
SALESMAN
Outside sales work. Car essential;
prospect file maintained; liberal
drawing account against commits
sion, excellent company benefits.
Apply personnel ONCE
SEARS ROEBUCK & co.
2800 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1950-10-04
AUTO Statesmen

Have openings for several young,
aggressive. sober, hard-working sales
men; compl. sales training program
at our expense; salary and incentive
pay; no fioaters Apply in person
between hrs. of 10 am. and ] pm.
Also In need Of good used-car sales
man. See Mr.. Bill Gannaway,
HAWKINS MOTOR CO., 2501 Co
lumbie pike, OW. 1000. 5
Evening star., 1950-10-04
PART-TIME REPRES.

PART TIME WORK at cigar counter.
hours 4 to IL pm; no Sunday work:
local references. FORT STEVENS
PHARMACY. Il
Evening star., 1950-10-04

DANCE TEACHERS
Don Martini needs young ladies, ages
21-30, with personality and ambi-
excel. salary and oppor. for adl
vancement; no exper. nec.; compl,
training given; college BACKGROUND
desired but not essential. Apply In
person noon to 4 pm. DON MAR
TIM STUDIOS, bO2 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Sea Parrots.

Sea parrots living on the Pri-
ollof Islands, appear to wear gas
masks. Further, before they mott,
they actually lose face. The plates
OF their mask drops away, leaving
them with a black face to match
their winter plumage.
In May, their startling white
race and ear tufts make them
conspicuous. For hours a courting
pair will sit, caressing each other
with their razor sharp bills. At
t9ls time the handsome face mask
is brilliant orange with a waxy-
green area at the base. Those worn
by the horn puffin are pale vel
low tipped with shades of crimson.
There are two species of puffins
IN thel lPribilof Islands. The tufted
putin wears an all black suit with
a startling white face and ear
tufts, the other resident dons a
black suit with white shirt. The
two cousins appear to be on most
friendly terms.
The wearer of the white mask
enjoys a wider breeding range
than any other bird found nesting
on the Pribilofs and is naturally
better known. 1t nests on the
smaller islands along the west
coast as far south as Southern
California.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Like other members of the AUX
family these puf1ns are circum-
polar in distribution, rarely ven-
turing south to warmer waters.
There is an Atlantic species rang
ing from the Arctic southwark to
the British Isles, also seen off the
coast of Maine.
Sea Parrots are chunky birds
with the ability to inflict wounds
with their sharp bills. Apparently
they are aware of this and when
roughly handled, make use of
them. Otherwise they excavate
burrows in the cliffs, capture large
fish and use them as weapons of
defense.
During the post-nuptial mott
the tufted putin also loses his
handsome feathery streamers, only
a few white wisps remain left
swinging behind the eye. After the
bill plates are dropped and the
black face assumed, the putin re-
SembleS his offspring.
Sometimes, with no intention
Of being air-borne, the putin folds
his broad bright-orange feet
across his rear and hydroplanes
over the waters surface, using the
wings as oars. If a ship is near,
he avoids it neatly. rising to glide
away over the water.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

is feminine. Both are pronounced
the same, the English being:
fee -ahn-SAY.
In French, from which language
we borrowed the words, flance is
spelled With an acute accent mark
over the final 'e" (the acute &C
cent is a little tick that slants to
the left. Fiancee the feminine
form, has the accent mark over
the first Sc"
Not long ago, during one of
radios dramatic productions, the
female star, a movie actress, re-
| ferred to her "FEE-ahnss" sew
eral tines. The surprising thing
about it is that the mistake was
not noted and corrected during the
long. hours of rehearsal. Wen, it
could happen only in Hollywood
Oakland: Why don't you in
form your readers that it is gross
| ly incorrect to pronounce aero
plane as "AIR-plain"?
/ A. Sorry, but "aeroplane" is the
British form of the word. It does
not occur in America English. The
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Word Game
Find "a or more words in
BROW SING,

meaning, grazing" Average is
3d. limit, Is minutes.
Rues-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of a
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Words To Watch.

@. We should like your dag
nosis of the word horizon. Is it
ever proper to accent the first
syllable?-H. r.
A. The first syllable was ac-
cented in Shakespeare's tinae; and
Noah Webster 1929 listed HOR-
i-zon as first choice. But such
a pronunciation has long been
obsolete. Today's correct pro-
nuncfation is: huh-RY-z'n.
q: Do I remember correctly
that Winston Churchill pro-
nounced the word partisan as
"pahr-ti-ZAN" with the third syl.
liable accented?-M. E. B.
A. Yes; pahr- -ti-ZAN is the
customary British pronunciation
The standard American pronun-
i citation is: PAHR-ti-z'n.
@. An engaged man is spoken oi
as a fiance. I find that mos
people say fee -ahn-SAY." That
wrong, isn't it?-Mrs. p.
A. Fiance Is masculine; nance'
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Answer to INSIPIENT.

No food shortages. The Presi-
denL has stated that neither food
shortages or rationing are in
prospect, despite the fighting in
Korea. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-10-05

official American form is airplane,
pronounced: AIR-plain.
Caution. Be sure not to add an
extra syllable to airplane, as AIR
OH plain" There is no sanction
flor such 4 pronunciation.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Goren on Bridge

NORTH.
AQ754
/ 20
oQ863
&9752
WEST. EAST.
A106 AJ98
3AK8754 3J632
oA4 1892
%1063 &AS4
SOUTH.
AAK32
0109
HKJ75
%KQJ
Suggested bidding:
South West North East
1spade 2hearts Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass 3spades pass
4Spades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of hearts.
We have frequently observed that
many dull hand takes on luster as
the bidding develops and partner
wakes enthusiastic. The North in
today's hand had nothing to cheer
about when the cards were dis
tributed. There was slight comfort,
however, in the fact that partner
had opened with a spade. When
West overcalled with two hearts,
North decided to take no action, but
South quite properly felt that his
hand was too good to give up the
night so soon and doubled for take
out. IT partner did not like spades,
he might have something in clubs
or diamonds with which to carry on
the contest. Today's North had
formed an opinion about his hand
that was not subject to change and
merely returned to two spades.
South was obliged to give up the
ghost and an easy game was missed.
In the post-mortem discussions,
South contended that North should
have given an immediate raise to
two spades, since he had good
trump support and a singleton. To
this view we do not subscribe.
Nortn's pass on the first round is
good strategy. Had West passed,
there would have been no doubt
Of North's obligation to keep the
bidding open, but with the inter-
vening bid, North had not suffi-
cient values to take voluntary ac-
tion. 1t is seldom good policy to
make free bids when distribution
Is your only excuse.
When, however, South showed
great strength by forcing partner to
bid at this comparatively high level,
North should have changed his
mind about the value of his hold
ing. The mere return of two
spades might announce a hand
with no values whatever, but merely
the ability to play spades. This
does not describe his actual holding.
His proper bid at this point was
three spades, which would say,
Partner, remember I passed the
first time, refusing to give you
raise, therefore my hand was not
worth one, but I have hand that
was very nearly worth a raise. Use
your own discretion"
Generally speaking, a player
who has previously passed should
feel at liberty to take much more
aggressive action than his hand
would otherwise call for.
Tomorrow's Problem.
AS North you hold:
AA2 8AKQ6 oK6 &Al0743
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
/ club Pass lheart Pass
spades Pass 8 clubs Pass
4 hearts Pass - spades Pass
What do you bid now?
Copyright, 11p50. By CHARLES Il. Goren.)
Evening star., 1950-02-12
Charae Accounts Invited
GOWNS and
wrappers

Infonts' cotton knit gowns
with drow-strlne hands
and feet. Cotton knit
wrappers. Both have grip
per fasteners. Reg. 100
Evening star., 1950-02-12
Prospects in ADVERTISING
By Ben Duffy.

President of the famous advertising
agency. Batten, Barten. Durstine &
Osborn. Inc.
Since advertising is a relatively
new business there are no hard
and fast routes to the top, but
certainly ingenuity, imagination,
an understanding of people. a
broad interest in business prob
lems and an unlimited capacity
for hard work are some of the
qualities required for success.
The function of an advertis-
ing agency is to sell merchan-
disc to the public for a manu-
facturer. It also serves as a link
between the advertiser and the
media he uses - magazines,
newspapers. radio or billboards.
If I were a newcomer today I
would prepare for an advertising
career by getting selling job in
some branch of retailing that ap-
pealed to me, such as food. fash
ions, household appliances, etc.,
in order to learn first hand what
makes people want to buy.
I would then decide whether
my chief interest was in writing
copy. buying art or creating lay
outs. research, planning radio
programs, production or buying
space and time In the various
media.