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Evening star., 1951-12-15
HELP WOMEN

AGENCY SECRETARY. permanent
position in life insurance ONCE;
work involves: Shorthand. typing
and general of1ce duties; capable Of
excellent hours and no no sat. work.
CAN MISS BRITTON, Ma. 1880. -l6l
AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK - No |
exper. nec.; fast accurate typtng re-
So4fns sgl5sd sond psS .sonS PosltlSn ope
day wk.. paid sick leave. 2 wks., va
cation, group insurance. hospitaliza-
tton and many other employe bene-
fits; salary open This s Is an ;xss, excsl,
now working in Wsshinston. Phone
sENpHnE BIZ i9D poSTAcs SH 1sO4 41saS 1Sr raIae. r1IRRs
BANK All Aasri; Clerks. X; s.v.ra, young 1n women
to train for responsible permanent
positions. no. experience necessary;
good. pay while learning. Apply Mr.
Parsley. THE NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON 9TH and Penna. ave
BEstTIC1AN. also manicurist, full
Commission. Apply 18th and F sts;;
%iss Snss Bsss ps4pifN NA PFHs 1ois store 1s or can
BEAUTICIAN-Have need Of nice
person. interested in doing good
work. Top salary, day OF. Ho.
BEAUTIcIAN. experienced operator,
teie OIL 1857, OIL. 1914 III
BEAUTICIAN-Good all.round op-I
orator; store hours and privileges Yg1
Apply ,,lTabd2, FRED THE He HAjR,sTYLIsT Ilth
BEAUTICIANs, colored, young. neat
attractive, to work in white beauty
shop for shampooing; top salary.
Apply in person, l39 Kennedy st.
n.W
BEAUTIcIAN wANTED-Exper.; good
hrs. wSrbing Usdi cond. Call for appt.
siEo2,uTIY io, uI7sSSap SoaPpERAroR-Earn 5o ss5 to
sioo per week. Salary plus commits
sion Modern shop. Steady position.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIRDREssERs
nEAI1rE l5ln Eye eopstTsRnaToRs. s. niT men or vom.
nan3r en-. for our LSS downsown ish 18th St. and
our Silver Spring salons; top COM
miss. and guarantee; excel. oppor-
tunity for good all-around opera
tors. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
BooKKEEPER with general In
& AINLEY. Ex. $500. --19
BoOKKEEPER and gen. ONCE worker,
start at $50; 5-day wk. Apply 315
BooKKEEPER, Experienced in gem
eral ledger and sub-ledser REQUIRE;
u1cIltov iCCOuCAlidbloH NOIk aA0
other details pertaining to full set
qqalifissdd person. Call MRS. LUCE
BOoKKEEPER- -CAsHIER-Retail H.
ouor store. ne; 5h-day wk.; salary
$50; state age. exper. and telephone
sookREEPER.fffEE RS HSf FEE FILL CLERK, auto
mobile experience. Call MR.. SMITH.
,TTRR;x S29I. SSHppp ANN orrvcv MRN.
xGER ASSISTANT = knowledge Of
BsooRkk22HP1NS sSeaak 22HPPN Cox M2caISE fsi Sisf OPERA
TOR, experienced In posting to Gus
TONER'S ledger cards; good oppor-
tunity for qualified person who has
had fairly good background in this
type Of work. Call MRS. LUCE.
BOOKKEEPER TYPlST, experienced
on Remington-Rand machine; 5-day
wk.. many other benefits. See Mr..
w. L. Brady, Real Estate Dept, THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
CO., 800 r st. NV. -16
CASHIER, for small downtown cafe
terra; pleasant and interesting posi-
tion for person interested in meeting
the public. EVANS CAFETERIA. RE.
1400, Mr.. Bullock. III
CHECKER, experienced. for
modern super market. Paid hospital
ization. vacation. life insurance. Ap-
ply in person, BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 1923 r. I. ave. ne.
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HELP WOMEN

desires eolored typist
and. receptionist from 5:45 pm. to
$40 pm. prefers one over IS yrs.
OF age. Box 26l-B. Star. IL
PART-TIME LADY to do routine
typing and clerical work. 2 or 3
days each week and as fill-in for
regular employees during vacation.
Write. giving age and exp. Box
4I6-B. Star, lie
experienced white young lady for
perm. position as clerk-typist; small
ONCE congenial atmosphere. annual
vacations, retirement benefits. 1926
SsTTLED CoLORED WOMAN or girl
to care for . small children In ex-
change for rm. board and small
salary. Ii. 3-22T2. -16
AIRLINES NEED
See our 1d under Instructions.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

We have many specials for the
holidays, including used plaster
board at $50 per m; nice shower
stalls. with fittings, SIS each; 2x3s
at &c lineal IT.; big lot Of franz
new and used plumbing fixtures;
oak. maple and pine flooring, in ex-
cellent condition.; most reasonable
prices; several sizes storm windows
in new condition at less than half
price.
For your convenience we have opened
a new paint department with. q
Guiding Satin Spred in so different
colors. ABCD CORP. 1881 Jeffer-
son Davis hwy. Arl. Otis S155
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Stone, cement walks. steps and
porches and tile drainage. ANGELO
MARcUcc1o. SH. 1859.
fLOOR SANDERS. edeers and waxers
noor men. KENNEDY FLOOR CO.
700 Kennedy Sc NV. RA 4346.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED
white mechanics; reduced prices.
C. r. COVER. WA. 6S6s.
FLOOR SANDING. finishing. layins
,s,. Ts,cod c.h nhOoss. asphalt ard Spebsr
FLOORS sANDED and finished; old
floors made IKE new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE. WA. 11o9.
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MIscEILANEoUs FOR SALE

CHRISTMAS TREES. cedar, whole
sale; 24-hI, delivery: 3 to 10 f.;
$6s per 100: Call Me. 1887. 10
CHRISTMAS TREES, W. Va. cedars;
beaut. shaped; S75/100. assort.
sizes. SS5 Zoo sci sizes; del. to your
lot any date. TO. 6559 Ia
CHRISTMAS TREES
See our cultivated Scotch pine
Christmas trees before you ouy
Mistletoe and green's: GREEN
Ga. ave. Wheaton. Md. LO. 5-4272.
CHRISTMAS TREES
Beautiful Vermont trees, guaranteed
fresh. Any tree s. to 12'. Sl.S9.
Table trees. Sill 1900 Flower Ave,
Takoma Park. -16
CHINA-Dinner service complete for
O.; extra pieces; elaborate 14-karat
goldd and iyorgy pattern: new. $40.
CLARINET. metal. with case: also
dsii lsiIn; .r DSy,s Syse bicycle; reasonable
CIoTHEs DRYER. westinghouse;
new condition; available immedi-
ately; Sl60. CIR. 6436. 10
CLOTHING-Men's suits and coats.
size 81 short; girls ir. sizes. 9-10.
dresses. coats. blouses. skirts. SH.
COCKTAIL BAR. small upholstei ed,
ideal for game room. JU. S-6376.
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CASHIER-CLERK, head, must be ac-
curate with figures; meals. paid va
cation and sick leave. For inter
view call ma. 3120, Ext. 1918. IL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

need reservationists, pas
senger AGENTS, ground radio opera
tors, communicationists. hostesses.
High-srade public contact positions,
with good advancements. Men, aged
to 80; girls, II to "a. High school
graduate and unmarried. Learn If
you can qualify. Interview by ap-
pointment only. Phone Mr.. T. A.
once. DI.. 1850, Ext. 2O2, Airline
Gov'T SHORTHAND REPoRTER test
being announced soon; pays $3,795
dictation discs provides convenient
rental 81 for album Of s recorded
sides. high fidelity dtctation, suit
able for playing on standard home
record players. Dictation speeds so
to 240 words q minute. Satisfaction
guaranteed. obtainable at GINN'S.
1417 New York ave. NV, RE. $3.50.
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TnrIsTcIsaS nsnsa.f sood salary e % .nd xorsins as
conditions. See Mr Basen, KITCHEN
CENTER. 1716 Rhode Island ave.
wAITREss. white, for hotel dining
sSs? s' cs o. st'; ssss sssss'ss san rect
WAITRESS, experienced. mature. Sal
airy $50; tips average $50. Apply
inmedistelyo INN dSoos 4o16 s. 2sth at, Ari
wAITREssm@hite Hnf1 sE GoySi girl. .1per. i' on
Sp tfps ta GEORGES me-. en' scsl sA conn, eGGo
WAITRESS. over 81. exper.: 2 hrs.
day; good salary plus tips. Apply
IN person, 3ls5 queens Chapel I'd.
4 wtiASIEp-whits; Apply
Georgia ave. NV. lie
ofi. ALLIsoNs RESTAURANT. ssis
ssf si sS ,oT GE rr 9bs ana Sat hour,
good tips: apply after 2 pm. BROWN
DERBY, 1898 Conn. ave. -l5
WOMAN; white, settled: TO help
mother with two children and gen.
housewotk; live in. Box CSC, Star g.
WOMAN. white. for dining room
w,rk. Good pay plus board. room
and laundry. 2-weeks paid vacation
after l year: Apply In person. MA
5000 New Hampshire ave. ne.
YOUNG LADIES wanted who under
stand sewing. Apply NEW ENG
LAND FURR1ERS. Ut 18th st. NV.
10
YOUNG LADY. for interesting work in
credit dept. Of one OF washington's 8
essential; pleasant working eonds.,
40-hr. week. paid vacations Cali
MR.. CARTWRIGHT for appointment.
Ii. $4,000. Id
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FURN. CUT RATE
GARAGES

GARAGES
UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices. LIST class materials; full
sizes, flne workmanship; sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl. IA. $4,000
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YOUNG MAN

YOUNG man. white, draft exempt. TO
drive small delivery truck. Opportun-
ity to become permanently associated
Must be strong. dependable and hard
worker. 5-day. 40-hour week. Call
NE. 1921 for interview. Ii
EXCELLENT opportunities in large
multiple-line casualty company "a
ratinge available to experienced cas-
ing responsibiiity and ta who "a are eSI viii
ing to relocate. When replying state
education and experience. Box 269-z.
LEADER IN THE BUSINESS forms
Industry. seeks O representative for
the Washington area. knowledge of
ONCE systems desirable but not ab-
soiutely essential. because thorough
trainis is provided. previous sales
experience also helpful. To the sue
nssn.a sDDSai esreer is avaable iss Ge
plicants are assured that. their
identity will not be disclosed until
negotiations have been completed.
Reply by letter to Box l55-B, Star.
WANTED-Older man for niSht at
tendant in animal hospital. Hours
s pm. to 8 Am. daily. all day Sun.
and holidays. Nice. warm quarters.
No experience necessary. Can work
somewhere else during day. Must be
Lee hwy. No phone calls -21
LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING; immed.
route sales position open: estab-
lished good paying route to be filled
by married veterans who desire Sc
cure future and excellent salary
We. have customers who have been
and aggressive II you are. Apply
BANNER LAUNDRY. p01 Oronoco
St. Alexandria. 8 to 9 pm. See Mr..
Krumm. is
BE TNDEPENDENT-sen Rawieieh
products. Good nearby locality
open. Write today, RAWLEIGHS.
Dept DCIrl4-D Chester Pa
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OPERATOR

Relief. can VIC. 11OO. 10
PANTRY MAID
White for pvt. club. No Sundays.
Call for information, DI. 2122.-16
PHARMACIST, PART TIME
Three mornings and three nights;
no Sunday work EXECUTIVE
PHARMACY. 909 Pa. ave. NV. lie
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Late models. S25 up. sasy term..
also. rent refgr.. S5 mo. Good
used gas ranges and washers.
ALLISONS. Open til s pm. 2200
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GENTLEMAN, driving new Oldsmo-
bile, Los Angeles: leaving Dec. 1S-
20: can take two or three passen-
gers. Phone SH, 5l74. 49,
n ra4da pert Te.E e Tss, sS. ns
OF. 1851.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
CLERK-TYPIST
ACCOUNTING DEPT.

Young woman. 1885 years Of age.
who Is accurate and can type at
least 35 words per min: 5-day,
40-hr. wk., guaranteed salary ad-
vancement. Apply Personnel. Room
500. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
l1O1 Penn. Ave. NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN

BooKKEEPER-Exp.; hand or Bur
roughs; B days: start SOS TO $40
per week. Box 61-C. Star. 49,
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position
as urse-companion. References
EXCHANGED. ST. 1881. I6s
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MAN

For clerical work. keeping records.
some typine and telephone. Chance
for advancement. Holidays with
pay. ins. plan and other benefits.
Apply Mr.. Minson, PARKWAY MO-
TOR CO.. INC, 3040 NJ st. NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored. desires 8 days or
evenings work. Call Dupont 6711.
EXCHANGE PART-TIME work for
ences. Box 64-C. Star. l9s
WIDOW with children wants house,
keeping in exchange for room and
board. Box 92-C, Star. 16s
lCOLORED GIRL desires general
6Is days week. AD. 457i' '"
Evening star., 1951-12-15

MEDICAL TECHNICTAN in doctors
ofice. Needed immediately. Call DU.
MY -16
OFFICE CLERK. no exper. necessary.
hour week; sick leave and vacation
with pay. Apply in person or call
DU. I'LL. MANHATTAN CO., Laun-
dry and Dry Cleaning. 1928 Fla.
ave NV. lie
OFFICE CLERK. with knowledge Of
tipping; excel. obpor. for conscien-
tious girl. Apply 1911 Nichols ave.
s.e. -21
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Mail and Info. Clerk
Young woman to work in front once
of downtown hotel Some typing
desired Alternating shifts. Apply
in person to Assistant Manager.
HOTEL RALEIGH
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FLAGSTONE AND
BUILDING STONE
FLAGSTONE WORK

QUARRY STONE COMPANY, Route
2. Baileys Cross Roads. JE. 2-6S46.
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Photostat Operators

Age 20 to 35 for work in Alexandria
place to work, Permanent position
with opportunity for advancement.
Salary $50 per 40-hour week plus
overtime. retirement plan, paid va
cation. Send brief resume work his
tory Box 352-Z, Star. lib
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MAN WITH CAR
MEN

Big earnings; no investment; good
references; full time. Call 81. 1851
and ask for employment manager.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

CASHIER-CHECKER
White for cafeteria. must be able 10
type, no Sundays or late night work
Tally-Ho Restaurant. S12 18th st
Evening star., 1951-12-15

(1S-4o Years of Ase.)
White. to insert papers. Apply ready
for work on Sat. night. Dec. Is. 1851.
at $50 to Mr.. Ferber, mail room
foreman, mezza aiae floor. Good
pay. Positively no telephone calls
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
ASPHALT TILE
&C Per Block

9x9-inch block regularly priced up
to &c per block.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

YOUNG MAN in plumbing once for
general ONCE work Interested in
learning business; refs. THOMAS E.
CLARK INC, 4434 Conn. ave. NV
liz
YOUNG MAN, with real estate loan
or title company experience for
position with established savings
and loan association. Write expe-
rtence, qualifications and present
salary to Box 9S-B. Star. LIZ
YOUNG MAN; electrical wholesale
house has opening in lighting fixture
dept; excellent opportunity, good
BEACON no ELEcTRsTc Le1RsT1sDes suppESs [esui5eo co:
1851 18th ST., Silver Spring, Nd
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"AIR CONDITIONERS'

factory-sealed crates. Regular price.
S399.95. Xmas special, $3.50. Cash
buyers only. PARAMOUNT CO.
2150 Georgia ave. NV. Hudson
Evening star., 1951-12-15

trade assn: conven-
lent. central location: pleasant sur
roundings, Requisites: To be per-
manent. dependable and personable.
knowledge Of typging preferred.
Call MRS. TUCKER. Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

TYPISr. interesting position for en-
perienced person. 6-day wk., no
Saturdays, 40 hrs. r. MARS con-
TRACT CO.. 40 First st. sc. TR
TYPIST. billing machine operator.
Reminston Rand: excel. working
conditions; subs. pay for steady.
TAN PETROLEUM CO. WI. s100.
Mr.. Seaton. for appt -l6
TYPIST. age 20-35. accuracy and
average speed Of 30 words per min.
required; all modern employe bene-
nts with an expanding organization.
Call ME-. 1911 10
Evening star., 1951-12-15
BRICK WORK

Cabinet work and carpentry. Large
or small Jobs. FILA financing and
e. r. BEACH REAL ESTATE
6306 Marlboro Pike Sc. 10. $1,000,
Evening star., 1951-12-15

STENOGRAPHER- R-TYPIST
Motion picture industry: 5-day. 40
hour week; experienced Apply
PARAMOUNT FILM DISTRIBUTING
CORP. 306 II st, NV. -lo
STORE CLERK, white. age 80 TO 20.
for Arlington, Va, branch store.
Excel. working eond. Apply in per:
Co, Laundry and Dry Cleaning,
1928 Florida ave. NV. -16
Switchboard Operator
Permanent full-time position. bonus,
paid vacations. pleasant surroundings.
GEO. F. MUTH CO., INC.
710 18th ST. NV. 20
Evening star., 1951-12-15

and remodeIing, con-
crete work. roof repair; white
mechanics. Co. ll05 after 6 pm.
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSE OUT
SAVE S100

New 1881 nationally known standard
orand refrlgerators in sealed car.
ARD TIRE & BATTERY Co. IOth
and II sts. ne. Ii. 3-o0S2.
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CHRISTMAS TREES
COPPER TUBING

All sizes. straight and flexible. I'M
1903, WA. 5501.
Evening star., 1951-01-02

volunteers as follows: 40 persons
to be trained to teach weaving,
jewelry making and other crafts
in military and Federal hospitals;
Is in the motor service; Is can
teen workers to serve in the blood
center, the chapter canteen and in
hospitals; 40 clerical workers: 125
Gray Ladies at st. Elizabeth's,
Soldiers Home. Children's, Gal
linger, Garfield and Episcopal
Hospitals and the Home for IN
curables: 80 nurses aides at Mount
Alto Hospital. and 20 social well
fare aides 20 help servicemen and
their families,
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RED Cross Launches Drive For 800 Volunteers

The District Red Cross launched
a campaign today to recruit more
than 300 volunteer workers this
month.
Mrs. David e: Finley, chairman
of the organizations volunteer
services said that with the neces-
sity Of meeting urgent requests
for volunteer services to help with
the welfare, care and entertain
ment of armed forces, more and
more volunteers are needed.
Mrs. Finley listed the need for
Evening star., 1951-01-02
40 College Students Form
Canterbury Association
by the Assoeiaied Press

BIRMINGHAM. Mich, Jan. a.
The formation of the National
Canterbury Association of the
Protestant Episcopal Church was
completed here Sunday in a
meeting Of 100 college student
delegates.
The association will include
Canterbury clubs with a member
ship Of 250,000 college students.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. a.
Gov. James H. Duff is reported by
a political colleague as saying the
Governments program to build
atomic bomb shelters is foolish and
a waste Of money.
The Governor was said to have
told Republican State Senators at
a caucus yesterday that there is
no defense against the atomic
bomb" and that the shelter pro-
gram "is intended only to lull the
public into sense Of false Sc
curity."
Gov. Duff said his comments on
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Prison Farm cocktoil
FotoI to One Inmate
BY the Associated Press

HUNTSVILLE, Tex, Jan. a.
Gabriel P. Jiminez, IS. died at
the Central prison farm hospital
yesterday from the effects Of a
New Years eve cocktail he and
five other inmates mixed.
State prison officials said the six
convicts tried using q chemical
for treating seed grain as the base
for the drink.
The other five are expected to
recover from the poisoning.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
FiIipinos Coming Here
To Seek More Arms
By the Assoeio,ed Press

MANILA, Jan. 2.-Malacanan
Palace sources said today that
Maj. Gen. Mariana NJ. Castaneda
will go to Washington shortly at
the head of a Filipino delegation
to seek additional arms aid and
expansion of American defense
bases in the islands.
This was tied in with the an
nouncement that Gen. Castaneda
has been replaced as chief of
staff of the Philippines armed
forces by Brig. Gen. Calixto Duque,
the present deputy chief.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Pointer Killed in Fall

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2 GA
painter fell seven stories to his
death at University Hospital yes
terday when a scaffold tipped and
he lost his balance. He was iden-
titled as James Pryor. 36. of En-
II ctN.,,.r
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Bomb Shelter Program Called Waste by Duff

lcivil defense and it's relation to
the atomic bomb will be offered
apart from his regular message to
the Legislature today.
Evening star., 1951-01-02

The delegates represent rs COL
leges and universities.
officers elected are John Morris,
Columbia University. president:
Gordon Jones. Tulane University
corresponding secretary: Mary
Grady. Michigan State College,
treasurer, and Lucille Minarik,
Western Reserve University, re-
cording secretary.
Evening star., 1951-01-02

It is believed that the first cast
iron was made in England about
1850, although 1t had been made
elsewhere before that.
Evening star., 1951-01-02


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with
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slightly
Evening star., 1951-01-02

iov. Duff said his comments on mitsburg.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Word Game
Find 2B or more words in
GRAPPLE,
meaning, ito get tight grip on.
Average is 81; limit, 20 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 a
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Natures Children
By Lillian Cox Athey

/ as the dolphin races in pursuit OF
sailfish. In its mad rush to cap
ture its dinner, other fish move
swiftly aside to give the pair the
right. Of way.
During an afternoon you can
usually count on raising pair Of
dolphin and you may get big bull
by trolling. When hooked, the dol
phin makes several high jumps in
an effort to shake himself free Of
the hook. A gleam Of gold races
through the water, turns, f1ops back
with sound like pistol shot.
Now, you reel in to keep the line
taut, drawing your prize closer and
closer.
Getting an eyeful of your boat, he
makes feeble effort to get away,
I but he Is weary with the excessive
exercise and gives in to your steady
pull. Lying on the floor of your
boat, you try to get a lasting mental
picture Of the colors, tints and hues
SO perfectly blended together, on
the 50-pound dolphin.
Out of water the dolphin soon
passes on. AT this time the miracle
takes place, all colors run out as
the dolphin takes his last breath.
He Is suddenly a brown fish, inert
and uninteresting.
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Tahiti Dolphin,

In Tahiti where the waters are
crystal clear, an angler can observe
the most colorful fish swimming ir
salt water. This dolphin wears
bright green on his blunt head ano
deeply forked tail. His back Is q
glossy brown with olive tints ano
his belly softly cleaning pure white
Along his sides Is a series of Il
bright blue spots, A large one sets
on his crown.
In his family there is one genus
and two species. The name dolphin
is incorrectly applied, since the fish
is member of the small cetaceans
group. However, to one and all
who know him, he is a dolphin. For
centuries this has been so. Old
names stick, in spite of scientific
truths.
All are rapid swimmers. They are
distributed throughout all tropical
and temperate waters. The strangest
thing about them is, through life
they possess the brightest and
strongest colors. At death, these
fade rapidly leaving what appears
to be bulky mass of brown matter.
In the clear waters of Tahiti, you
are more aware of the lovely colors
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Take NY Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

the final IS" silent, as "vish-ee-
SWAN.
In French cookery it is customary
to use the feminine form in naming
dishes after cities or countries; for
example, sauce hollandaise (the
masculine form is hollandais); a la
bearnaise Cmasculine bearnalso; a
la bordelaise masculine bordelais) !;
a la francaise (masculine francais)
etc.
In the feminine forms of the
names the IS" is pronounced; in
the masculine forms the So is
silent.
Another French dish that is en-
joying popularity in the United
States is bouillabaisse, a kind OF
chowder containing fish and vege-
tables. The French pronouncia-
ton is: -ya-BESS. The Ameri-
can pronunciation is BOOL-yuh-
bayss; or: bool-yuh-BAYSS.
Can you give me a scientific
word to designate person who
simply cannot tell the truth?-F. L.
A. Such q person Is q mythoma-
Evening star., 1951-01-02
Pronunciation Clinic.

Fall River: win you please do us
a favor and put the word Vichyssoise
through your pronunciation clinic?
We are undecided whether the final
IS" should be pronunced-Mrs. P R.
A. vichyssodse is soup containing
cream, potatoes, leeks. sbutter, milk,
etc., strained several times through
sieve, and usually served cold.
Literally, however, vichyssoise is a
feminine adjective meaning, "of or
pertaining to Vichy, France;
woman inhabitant of Vichy." The
soup, then, is named for the city
of Vichy.
| Now for the pronunciation. The
French is: vee-shee-SWAz, the
third-syllable "a" almost as fiat as
in "wag." In~the Standard Ameri-
can pronunciation the "a" has the
"ah" sound, thus: vee-shee-
SWAHz; or, more frequently: vish-
ee-SWAHZ.
Now I have noted that many
people pronounce vichyssoise with