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Evening star., 1951-11-28
PAUL GOLIBART.
AID. 1928.

PAUL GOLIBART.
AID 592S 500
REFRIGERATORS
We buy all makes, any condition
Also stoves and washers Call unit
3 p.m. AID. 1884. so
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
accumulations. please phone US
WASH. RAG & BAG Co. 215 l
st; s;w; DI,, so07,
batteries, house rags: highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your &C
cumulations. please phone US. ACE
JUNK Co. 1880 Georgia ave. NV
HU. 4421.
WANTED - Furniture rugs, etc.
suitable for guest home or small
hotel Call MR.. JAMES. MA. 1920.
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ANTIQUE Victorian sofa, also love
MAS, 5000 Conn. ave,
ANTIJUES-Beautiful objects. Bristol
vases vases: asurtlnes, Chinese screens. screens.
ANTIaUEs-For your Christmas gifts:
glass; mise. items. Wo, 7092.
ANTIQUE COLLECTORS. gift shop
pers, shop leisurely for Christmas
Very large selection of antiques,
sits. coLLEcToRs' CORNER. fs'css sss5 81
Sunday i til s.
ANTIQUE NAH. dropleaf table, tilt
top table, marble top table. GRAND
MAS, 5000 Conn. ave.
ANTIQUE FRENCH CURIo CABI-
sassdssFs sTsn'h os2sDMAs ss2RsfSslss sGoS 2s5fs
ANTIaSR sSSs fenni rABfE-seautifu,. isfj large
table. Call oV. 3473.
ANTIQUE GRANDPARENTS CLOCK.
French brass clock, also banjo, music
boxes. GRANDMA'S SHOP. 5000.
BABY aIHP' sTHRsoLL-o-cHArR aHs - stroller
hish chair table and chair combina-
mos. $40. TN. e3as. @ @@ss
BAR EQUIPMENT pool tables
cues and balls; stainless steel
douhle-drain sink; electric cooler;
4 % hot.water heater, 3o,gal;;
table and grill combined: draft
beer system: 135 used glass bricks;
exhaust fan. Phone Ii. 6-26S5.
BASINS. SINKS. sATHTUBs, Quilt
Ntr0 Al
BLoCK's. 3o5s M st. NV. NO. 1903
BASINS
Close cOapled toilet and tanks 90 ~
chTeme Eafa ssas sias mixing faucet. ssseS ssss.e9sS
AGE %EEeKfNa & Bu1Lp1Sd' 90
MATERIAL Co. Lu. 4-05oon
new. used. built-in. legs;
sinks lSs l9a 6ssins SS, toilets PEERL LES Ess
BATTERY CHARGER. 100 amp; Just
msnts @ and controls. s75: cali Lu.
BED, Hollyxo6d: like new; $50. Call
after 6. EN-. 1889. 80
BED. double. spring and mattress:
good cond... reas. After 8 or Satur
uay. III. 3-bS40. - 2
BEDS! BEDS! BEDS! |
Double-decker Bunk Beds
DOUBLE BUNKs. COMPLETE with
mattresses $50 so: other beds. 81 50
up, D. c. SURPLUS SALES. 5lI /
New JERSEY ave. NV 90
BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Solid panel maple beds with coil
30-inch width folding beds; ss.95,
tresses, ,S35.s5. n FRANK, q SON.
SUITE. walnut, 3-piece,
like new: $50. Ii. 4-33s1. 80
SUITE. 6-pc. mod. walnut,
mattress and Serta box spring, 5000:
With mirror. So5: .. Roii-A-Way
bed, $50: mahoga low boys Queen
Anne cedar chest on legs, $50: silver
fox jacket, $40; Electrolux cleaner,
S35: all in excel. cond. IA. 2477.
BEDROOM SET-walnut. consisting
dresser: bed. mattress, springs, also
high char. table lamps. Lot 500.
BICYCLE, boys. size os: make, Ivers
Johnson: price. S25. Phone uN.
BOOKCASES. lamps. shelves. shadow
boxes etc. made TO order; toys re-
paired: reasonable. Ii. 4-236"
face and common. or
milton Alaska COAL b BRICK
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR. 7-cu. it.. Al con
dition; Norge electric range. Al con
dition. WA. 1907. 2S'
REFRIGERATOR, 9-cu,-ft. Westing.
house; excellent running condition
Sl20. LU. 2-1205. 20 !.
REFRIGERATORS, recopditioned; Ial
sal.. From, S25; guar. Also usec
@ WEBSTER CO.. 1909 lst st. Sc.
sortment. from Si0 I'D. Some with J.
yr. guarantee. Time payments
. yEERSESp2ERICKs; yESS2E En a995 ,,r i4th St. NV
small deposit. DoWD's. 441S Conn
ave OR 72QQ
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TARPAULINS

also used Govt. canvas. 7c So it..
n. FRANK d SON, Ala 3rd st, NV.
Elk. S974.
RCA. 1952-New. in
will sacrifice. GE. 1924. go
TELEvISON-Large 16-in. screen.
fine mahogany console. famous
Zenith 2gG20; fne picture and
sound. List. 1885; sell 5000. DE.
3S5IS S1nS PIT, pmo.o-o,. .o,, ,oso
new. in carton; 17-in. glare guard
guar: cost $500. sac. S275. GE
3I64. go
sETS-Used. all brands,
all sizes: every one guaranteed; :;
storewide clearance: open ewes. It'll
q. Easy terms. ROYAL APPLIANCE
CO, 1911 Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
4-1000.
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LIVE IN

Maid. ghw. Lovely living quarters.
TV set. Very good salary. Must be
canab!e. Children. yrs. and yrs
EN- 4146. 80
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BEDROOM DIN. RM. and OTHER
FURNITURE WANTED
ABBOTT IL LANDoN, OR. 6677

b OKS bought. all kinds. any guam
anroN fy eSa soox Es%Syed saop e. our ixge1ss
BOOKS syi 81 SrfPEb sP ssss: fss new location;
highest. cash prices paid: book,
BQoK Soo STORE 724 9th st. NV
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
AS also mTyls me- En camers ags proiectos; lenses
DESK. ,ehild's roll top and chair.
DIAMoND JEWELRY of any descrip.
tle tlen; OLD sold and silver. Cash paid.
pshd. and and is%na aS1ssa0a s4He:
Highest cash prices, Prompt sery-
Ice; Don't sell until you call NO
FURNITURE-win buy entire con
terts OF odd pieces: also old china,
b5 Bsyng snd s,s selling fqE
sts NV NE. 52S7.
FURNITURE WANTED. Single pieces
and complete households. etc. AD.
IS SS,s; ir s;rIsr EYES sI1a 81 Sgndays; At; 25ls;
or by the piece, also dishes or BRIG
FuRNITURE wanted a. once-An,
amount good furniture Also want
refrigerator. gas range and grand
piano; Call todayl MR.. GRADY
MA. 267f
FURNITURE Full contents, odd
pieces wash, mach. stoves. refgr..
brlc-a-bfac etc
s z FURN. EXCHANGE
2l0 7th ST. Sc, AT. 05S5.
GAS RANGES, mattresses. stoves.
heaters. refrigerators. furniture.
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. 6952.
GOLD
discarded jeweiry. we pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
NEWSPAPERS, rags. IRON, metal and
batteries RIVER ROAD JUNK CO.
| kenllworth and Lawrence. BladenS-
ourg. Md. UN. 3S1O.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds, Office
mach, any kind; top prices paid
Ewes, Sun, CO. 1925; wk., DI 1879
PIANO--Priyate party wishes to pur,
| chase from individual owner Mason.
Hamlin or Steinway baby grand
| Call MISS MARTIN between 9:3(
and s; De sI00.
| est cash prices. COLONIAL PIANO
co. Ma. 1870. Ewes, Sun oV. 6317
PIANOS. ALL STYLES
I q ~
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REFRIGERATORs

Late models, $25 up. easy terms;
also. rent refgr.. $5 mo. Good
used gas ranges and washers
AILISON'S. Open til s pm. 2209
14th St n W. AID 1874 IL
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FILE CABINETS
New and used. 4-drawer. IS low as
S15.95. N. FRANK q SON, Ala
3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914.
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REFRIGERATOR
CLOSEOUT

New 1851 and 1862 refrigerators. all
standard ,1!I,I brands, al in sealed car.
Open ewes. till STANDARD TIRE
& BATTERY co. 10th and H sts
Evening star., 1951-11-28

400 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
1or men; good meals: early brkft.
optional; Tvs close-in. Nj. 2740.
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY, nics
ing EN-. 4677. M3
e00I COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Near
Conn: ave; nice rooms, good meals;
The fEefS M.kTEEFa GoTt snpl 1853 Sc itb 9a97 s.. .
Single and double rooms for young
men, shower baths, excel board. 3Os
ALEXANDRIA-Twi-bed room with
pvt. bath; share with young man
aTs TE' sis 5i excel meals conV transp.
1919 18TH ST. N.w.-Double room,
and rooms to share for Young men
or young women; excellent board:
walking distance downtown: reason
7a5 asle ,5ab 5aseS; sT co Wnor,,. WRl5o ,... -.
2 refined gentlemen; excellent food. Cd
BLAIR iAiiisf's MANsToS SSsTte INN. 771o Rg R3s,r
I'd. NV. blk. Georgia and Alaska
bus. Choice rooms, day, week or
month month; fine food. sH 3s17 sH.
ISIS 18th ST. Nw.-Room "a and
board. triples and doubles; S55 per
1851 HOBART ST. N.w.-NeTly-
sn sxesest ss seuns oms ads5 eookns 35 s0es So
SG44 -oS
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds;
good breakfast; friendly home, NV,
section. RA.- 393S. 80
DOUBLE ROOM for 1 or Q elderly
rs. !s9ies; o.7e very quiet n'ish'orG2'd' @aa
EMPL. MOTHER and child; in clean,
ref1ned home; day care avail. Reas.
10. 2-6157 after pm.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
.231o .AsHAIEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
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NO PHONE QUOTATIONS.
BLAIRS TV. 1922 Wis. Ave, NV.

TELEVISlON"
New 1882 models, discounts for cash
buyers; no demonstrators, no floor
samples; all rev sets in factory
sealed cartons. PARAMOUNT CO.,
Ga ave. at w st. NV. Hudson 4S00,
The original cash discount house -
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WESI,E ,EY Hall

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. In remodeled, re.
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu. S50-S6O. 1926 2ist
st. NV. HU. S624.
2107 S ST. NV.
At Conn. ave-. sgl. and twin bedrms.;
also lge.. rm. with pvt. shower; will
accom-: 4 people; reas. rates; excel.
food, TV. HU 7771. a
1855 MO-"
l776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-December
special, share rms: girls. boys; S55
mo. each; fine foods; clean, cheerful
rms: few vacancies: S55 for Dec.
See MISS WELLER, DU. 3232. 2s
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BUILDING MATERIALS
-CAMERAS-


Brand new. worlds finest by author
compl. photo dept. store: 100 bar
gains; l yr. guar: cash or to Is
months to pay. Trade-in. Lowest
prices Free instruct. Catalog free;
7-hour photo finishing. Repairs
Open 9 to 6 (Thurs. to 81.
BRENNER PHOTO CO.
tOpp. Just. Dept.) 933 Penna. ave
NV. RE. 2434. Park free; air cond
CANDY, wholesale. oulk chocolates
all hand rolled, hand dipped: beau.
tiful pieces: French creams, etc
Call WO. 236S. -2S
CHOW BENCH. Chinese carved; Chi
nese mandarin and rag dolls, ivor,
f1gurines, velvet tapestry. hand
embroidered blouses, linens and mis-.
cellaneous Chinese gifts. SH. AGO
CLARINET. high grade professional
music rack; fine cond.; reasonable
JOHNSON. 91S U st. NV. DU. 057S
Evening star., 1951-11-28

'IANO BALDWIN Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Baldwin de-
signed Baldwin built, Baldwin guar
anteed. Embodies features OF small
grand and upright; fun resonant
tone. Baldwin patented full blow
action, lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection of eyL-appeallng
cases in manogany. walnut. light
oak. avodite and ebony.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH.
y25 G st. NV.
Established 1870
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lg-ft. WAIk-lh boX-NSoU
Dayton Scale-S79.
Butcher blocks. slicer. tenderizer. wet
coolers. Removal within . weeks
MARYLAND PARK MARKET
502 6hth ST.. NE.
HI Az 30s
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GARAGES
UTIIITY BIJU,DINGS

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices. lst class materials; full
sizes, fine workmanship. sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC.
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl. ia. $4,000
GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel, 36-in.
table top model: oven control: S25.
RE. 47S5. 2ps
GAS RANGES. new, used; also coal.
wood and oil ranges; new. used
ACME STOVE. 1011 Tth. MA, S952
GAS RANGES. new, used: credit: In
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Ga ave. DE $3.50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

400 18th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms.
for men; good meals; early brEft.
optional; TV;\ close-in. Nj. 2140.
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STEEL
AA4. VIZ
STEEL

MI. blfI 80
STEEL
ANGLES ANGLES
No Priorities Necessary
3x3 and 3x4 angles,
Gin, Gin. steel beams.
6x6-in.. Sxs II beams in lengths Nd
ORDER NOW
ACE WRECKING Il BUILDING MA
TERIAL CO., 1902 Minnesota ave
ne, LU. 4-0500. 80
late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; $42 30. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO., Sl3 14th st.
MACHINE: large supply
Of paper: $46. AK. $500. Ext. Is.
90
STOVE. coal oil, 8 burners, brand
new. Call AID. 1857. -2S
STUDIO COUCH with Simmons in
nerspring mattress Call ia. S-2775.
INSTRUMENT in good
SSndition S1n rsa, at s76 to quick buyer,
TABLE. mahog. dropleaf; sofa bed ;
Coldspot s-ft. refgr.; 2 single beds;
2 small tables: small wardrobe;
bookshelyes and kitchen cabinet.
JA S-6454 .
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carhne' 1000 Fairnloht' LIE. sos
NICELY FURNISHED double front
room; telephone; So week. RA.
col. RD. NV, 1ss,-ss.5o week,
sgl. rms, auto, gas heat; 5 baths,
shwrs;; men; 10 min. dntn. AID. 1880.
QUIET CLEAN and reasonable rooms
CATHEDRAL AVE. 2276: near
Wardman Park; / cheerful dble. rm.
semipvt. bath; convenient transp.
ATTRAC. CORNER RIM. for H woman,
laund. privils.; conv. to bus; reas.
Ex. $500, Ext. 301s; ewes. RA. 147I.
ADAMS MILL ROAD opposite Rock
Greek Park, master bedroom beauti-
fully furnished, private bath: un-
limited phone 1aeal uptown location;
pGPoNT P6;i1PeS d1fcfE HRi aEs2 VIC. Lao LARGE
front rm. next bath, liv. apt. bldg,
1743 st. NV. Apt /. after $40
pm. Wednesday through Friday.
1911 10th ST. NV single and
doSs dSaols s5F room IiIs,s very goed trans s6H
GEORGETOWN - Q lovely bedrms.
with sun parlor: uni. phone; excel.
transp.; suit. 3 gentlemen. EN-. 1861.
CLOSE-IN, walking distance. or 18th
ST.. bus; conf end A., adj. bath
quiet house; sigle or dble.; 1915
RIGGS pl. NV. DU. 1853. 80
LIKE HOME, kit. privils.. phone and
washing machine; conv. transp. DE.
LGE. BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. 0 rm. in
spacious apt. in apt. bldg. on
18th AND 0AK-Large front room,
twin beds for 2 students. AID. 0075.
E0RGETOWN-Lge. sgle. rm., mr..
bath; pvt. family; $50 mo-; man
only. DE 231S.
CONN. AVE. (3003)- Spacious rm. /:
every con-; elev. service; bus at dr.;
S14-S16 wk. HO. 1900, Ext. 329.
NEAR EUCLID AND 14th-Pleasant
single room; Sc week. 1858 Univer-
sity pl. NO. 1924. 80
16f9 NEWTON ST., mr.. 16th-Very
lge. attrac. frt rm. in lovely quiet
home, twin beds, lge. closet, semi
pvt. bath, plenty heat. excel. trans,
by bus or car. co. 7019. 4
II r. /. AVE. N.W.-Lge rm. In pvt
Christian home; just redec.; unlim
1850 BILTMORE-Nicely furn. front
rm.. large closet; in clean oV1et
house. For q refined settled person.
S35 monthly. NO. 1921. 80 .
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THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL.
.2310 ,ASHMEAD pL. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
meals. Home atmosphere. HO. 1856,
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PIANOS WANTED

PIANOS, ALL STYLES
e PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night SH 3O2n
Evening star., 1951-11-28
GAS RANGES

SO" white enamel. oven control, In
su!ated. like new, 1895 ATLANTIC.
so7 v ST. NV. NO. 1921.
GOLF CLUBS. q irons. Butchart-
Nichols; 3 woods, Spalding auto
graphed and bag. Call bet. and
.. DE. a512 go
GOLF CLUBS. Kroyden. matched sets:
3 woods and . irons: like new. with
canvas bag; 500. Phone between
9 and 8 pm. NO. 1897.
GRtPHoTYPE addressing machine,
used, iAddreSsograph}. RE. S013 for
particulars rs
GUN. .? caliber rife. brand-new
best offer XII S-567l. -3
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-15
New Drill Seeds
Trashy FaIlow

AN EXPERIMENTAL grain drill
for seeding wheat in trashy fallow
that was developed at the Central
Montana branch experiment station,
Moccasin, is described in a new ex-
pertinent station circular, "A Blade
Drill for Seeding Trashy Fallow."
The drill is constructed on Ca
madam blade type tiller and is diff
ferent from conventional drills in
that no furrow openers are used.
It features continuous link chain
which drags the seed behind and
beneath the underwriting blade, and
a series of small augers located be
hind the link chain which act as the
seed placement mechanism.
The experimental drill performed
satisfactorily for seeding both win
ter and spring wheat on trashy fall
low in comparison tests with con-
ventional type drills at the Moe
casin station.
Copies of the circular may be OBJ
tanned from county extension agents
or by writing the Montana Agricul-
tural Experiment Station library,
Montana State college, Bozeman.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1951-08-15

Prefrabrica4ed concrete drop chutes
and boxes solve an important irrigaa-
inq problem for many farmers on the
bureau of reclamation's Heart Noun
tain project in Park county. Wyoming.
plans for the forms were drawn up BY
bureau of reclamation engineers and
the sections produced on mass pro-
duction basis. The ~" shaped sections
are put together with asphalt. Robert
M. Faqerberg. acting project superln-
tendent says. we can think Of -
other type of permanent farm concrete
structure that can approach these a.
far as material. construction and in
stalIation costs are concerned. He
adds that because Of the expensive and
somewhat difficult forming needed
the precast drop chutes are not toe
practical for an individual farmer but
would be very satisfactory for groups
such as an SCS district. co-operafives
or veterans training group where the
cost and labor Of building the forms
can be reduced.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
5 German Reds Sentenced
For Helping GI 10 Desert
BY the Associated Press

.MARBURG, Germany. July 81,
Three German Communists
pleaded guilty yesterday to having
helped an American soldier desert
to the Soviet zone and each was
sentenced to two years in prison,
s1The three, George Meier, As;
Jpsef Doerrich, %. and Adam
Baums 81, all of Marburg, gave
notice through their attorneys
they would appeal the District
Court sentence.
They were charged with helping
Pfc. Andrew Roschina. %. of
Brooklyn, N. Y, desert to the
east zone of Germany in 1948.
Pvt. Roschina returned last
February and was sentenced by
a military court to two years in
prison.
A statement made by Roschina
and read in court by Judge John
C. Campbell, said he was a Com
munist and joined the Army at
Communist direction to become a
propaganda agent in the Russian
zone of Germany.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
EARTH STARS.

Earth stars are performing puff
balls. They are found all over the
earth. Known as the poor mans
weather glass" because Of its affinity
for moisture, the earth star is an
interesting bit Of nature to watch
for on your walks in sandy places,
fields, woods and such spots.
These hygrometers are fairly ac-
curate in their weather predictions.
In the Yosemite there are some that
display 13 segments on a rainy day.
One unusually large water indicator
expands into a weather glass of 7
inches across. It takes several days
in the sun to dry out before assum-
ing the neatly wound ball or ring.
The earth star is specialized
puffball. At maturity the plant has
a leathery tough, covering which
splits into points at the approach
or presence of moisture. When the
outer coat separates into slender
segments that curl backward, the
inner coat Of the puffball is ex-
posed.
During wet weather the lining Of
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Natures S Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

the wall becomes soft and pliable.
At this stage you watch the seq
ments spread out into their star
like pattern. During dry weather
the lining becomes hard and brittle
and the segments curl inward to
form a tight ball.
Brisk winds trip the star from its
moorings to roll it along over the
bumpy earth to new places.
Coasters or earth stars at first are
sunk deep in the soil, being con-
nected with it by numerous thread
like mycelium, which issues from
every part of the surface. The COW
ering Of the pouch is double, the
outer cover thick and leathery. AT
maturity the outer coat sewers all
connection with the threads In the
soil to burst and form lobes. These
become rehexed to lift the inner
bali into the air. The coat of this
ball is papery thin, having one
apical mouth from which flow the
countless tiny pores.
Earth stars have no economic i'm
portance, other than q great in
terest to observant nature lovers.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
One-Minute Test of "
Ne1DS Knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. POOL-What S European
countries have signed a So
year pact to pool all Of their
military resources?
2. MONARCH-Where is a
move being made to put a
king bach on the throne
again?
3. FEES What was the
average net income of United
States doctors in 1919?
4. B r IB E s. Where is
Bradley University, one of the
latest colleges to be involved
in the basketball scandal?
S. QUOTES-What United
States cabinet member said:
Whether or not there is peace
in Korea, whether our adver-
saries are cooling like doves or
growing like bears. our job
remains the same?
Answers.
/. France, Western Ger
many, Italy, Belgium and
Luxembourg. 2. Spain, 8.
$11,05S before taxes, accord
ing to a recent survey. 4.
Peoria. Ill. S. Secretary of
State Dean AcheSon.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Lady Asks for Trouble

BENTON, I'll. up. - Benton's
newest city administration is ask
ing for trouble. It formally started
a complaint department and as
signed Mrs. Denzil Sturm to absorb
voters complaints with charm and
courtesy. She's on duty eight hours
a day. She relays each complaint
to the proper office, explaining: !:
I'VE do the best we can to please
every one"
Evening star., 1951-07-31
Contract Bridge
By Culbertson

(Copyright 1851. hy Ely culbertsonJ
South could have made the grand
slam in today'S deal by being a par
ticularly good guesser, but he would
have been very much happier and
safer In small ll-slam contract.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH.
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WEST. EAST.
4 10632 A974
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&87 4 1912
SOUTH.
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The bidding:
South West North East
club Pass spade Pass
clubs Pass Ant Pass
spades Pass 7clubS Pass
Pass Pass
It is certainly understandable
that North got excited when he
heard his partner make a Jump
febid over the noncommital one
spade response and it was extremely
tempting for North to shoot the
works when South showed three
aces In his answer to the Black
wood four no-trump. At the very
least, North could count on South
for a six-card club suit and If he
did not have king on the side,
along with his aces. it seemed that
to justify his jump rebid he must
have an even longer club suit. In
any case, and regardless of how
doubtful South's bidding had been,
North could see that the grand slam
would depend on a flnesse in hearts,
at the very worst.
Actually having strained little
to bid the three clubs, South might
have refused to be so truthful in
answering the Blackwood call, i.e.,
he might have lied and announced
only two aces, although it must be
admitted that this is usually q bad
policy.
West made the neutral lead of a
trump. and declarer, quite in the
dark about the missing kings, wound
up by taking the heart f1nesse and
going down a trick.
There can be no valid criticism of
declarer's play, since he could
scarcely know that West had both
red kings. If he had known this,
he could have made the contract
easily enough by drawing trumps,
discarding two hearts on dummy's
spades, and then running the rest
of the club suit and cashing the
heart ace. With one trump left,
South would also hold the Q-seven
of diamonds, while dummy kept the
heart queen and the Anime of dia-
Y1ionds. On the last club lead, West
would either have to give up the
heart king or blank his diamond
king.
stReleased by the Register and Tribune
Syndicate. 1951)
Evening star., 1951-07-31
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minutes.
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.
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Evening star., 1951-05-02
Phi Beta Kappa Elects
Is at Catholic u.

Twenty-Five students in the
Catholic University College of Arts
and Sciences were elected yester-
day to Phi Beta Kappa. honorary
scholastic fraternity, in recogni-
ton of high attainments in liberal
scholarship.
The new members. who will be
initiated June 4, are
Brother Felician Patrick Ellis,
F. S. c.; Brother Benedict Fitz-
patrick, C. F. X; Brother Donatus
Jerome Hammell. F. S. c.; George
Francis Dunn, jr.: Robert Glenn
McQuie, Francis Xavier Slade.
Roy Francis Montgomery, David
Ireland Gale, Vincent Alphonsus
Sheehy, Brother Damian Theodore
Met cConchie. F. S. c.; Brother
Romuald Stuedle. c. F. x; AL
fred Clifford Paul.
Also Vincent Sylvester Cato.
John Thomas Nolan, Brother
Damian of Mary Pohlhaus. F. S.
c.; John Edward Baker, Brother
Dathus Joseph Case. F. S. c.;
Charles Mitchell Davis. jr.; Frank
John Adrian, John Joseph Len
non, Brother Gerald Theodore
Piperno. F.. S. c.: Robert Alfred
Jones, Elizabeth Marie Fiesler,
Helen Jean Rogers and Thomas
Edwin McCrory.