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Evening star., 1951-06-16
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

by slow or wasteful methods; to hold
down production by refusing to
adopt time and labor saving meth
ods." This not-very-pretty word is
not yet in your dictionary. So write
1t in. The verb is feather -bedded:
the noun is feather bedding.
Several readers have questioned
the use of the verb "disaffiliate" in
describing withdrawal from a labor
union. Disafdliate is quite proper;
it means ito sever an aff1liation." F."
Pronounce it: DISS-uh-FILL'ee-ate.
(Afiliate, incidentally, has an un-
usual origin. It is from the Latin
affiliare, ito adopt a son.
Do you know what is meant by Q plit
infinitive? Frank CoIby's leafiet. C-17,
explains In detail. For COPY, send
10 cents in coin to Frank Colby, care Of
The Star. P. O. BOX 90. Station g, New
York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
A2o THE EVENING sTARTHEsE WoMEN BY Gregory dAlessio
Contract Bridge
By CuIbertson
washington, ID. G.
SATURDAY, JUNE l6, 1851

copyright. 1851. by Ely culbertson.l
Most players are too complacent
about being thrown on lead and
forced to make returns which they
should know viii be ruinous. Here
Is typical example:
North dealer
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AAKQ10
3652
. AXIS
&43
WEST EAST
IS AJ9532
9J973 0Q84
Q 10862 oJ3
&J1097 @852
SOUTH
A874
2AK10
9 Q94
&AKQ6
The bidding:
North East South West
spade Pass 3NT Pass
Ant Pass 6 Mt Pass
Pass Pass
In the system used by most ex-
perts, the four-no-trump call by
North is not Blackwood bid ask
ing for aces, but simple raise Of
no-trump.
West made his safe opening-the
Jack of clubs. South won and test
ed the spade suit, caShing two of
the top cards. When West failed,
discarding a heart, South turned
his attention to diamonds, hoping
for a break there. This also was
denied him, however.
There was only one chance left
and, aiming at that chance, declar-
er cashed his other club honors,
then laid down ace, king and ten of
hearts.
East made no move to save him.
self from the fate that was so clear
ly impending. He played the heart
four on the ace, the eight on the
king-then found himself on lead
with the third heart. It was not
only humiliating but expensive for
him to return a spade, as he had
to, from his J-9 up to dummy's O.
10. The slam was home.
It is true that South could have
made the contract against any de-
fense by conceding a heart trick
early and then squeezing West be-
tween hearts and clubs, but de-
tenders are not usually called upon
to protect themselves against
squeeze plays-the average declarer
is not that expert. All East had to
do in this case was to provide
against the obvious tactic on de-
clarer's part. Possession of the
heart queen was a very distinct
liability, as the play developed, and
East should have been determined
to get rid of that card. The way
to do that was of course to throw it
on South's king!
tReleased by the Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1951)
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Defense Orders Rise

OTTAW A. - Defense orders
placed by the Canadian Govern
ment in the IL months ended
March 81 amounted to more than
So million. This was more than
three times the defense orders
placed in the fiscal year 1949-50.
Evening star., 1951-06-16
Ansma. a. nor rMrrS

peso, piles, plies, poise, poems. poles, police
s. DSss ims ics lice s Sp ps ops oss s 0ps nnes sp:
impose, isle, cell close. cline, clip, clop
cole. come, cope, compels, compile, coils
complies, copse, scope. simple. silo, slope
slip, slim. slop, slime, slice, smile. soil
some. sole. spics. spoiL splice. spile.
Evening star., 1951-06-16

There ore 1886 comp beds. Are you
helping fill them? $3.50 for one week;
$3.50 for two. Send your check to
The Evening Stor Summer Comp Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
.Interfederation Asks
Place on CD Council

The Interfederation Council
asked the District Commissioners
last night to appoint a member of
the council to the District Civil
Defense Advisory Council
Mrs. Franklin SartWell, a Dis
trict member of the Interfedera-
ton Council, which consists of
delegates from District, Maryland
and Virginia citizens groups, in
PRODUCED the resolution.
She told the group it's members
should be represented on the adj
visory council because of the great
part the nearby Maryland and
Virginia localities would play in
the event of atomic attack.
Herbert Leeman. president of
the Federation of Citizens Associ-
ations and a member of the Inter
federation Council, told the mem
berS representatives of veterans
organizations also should be in
cluded on the advisory council.
The Interfederation Council OPP
posed the proposed abandonment
of eight Capital Transit feeder
bus lines into nearby Maryland
areas.
In another action, the group in
structed Mrs. SartWell to deter
mine what action the District
Commissioners are taking to put
into effect bill passed by Con-
gresS last year providing for
mutual aid for firemen who are.
injured fighting fires outside the
District.
c. Stephen Duvall, chairman,
conducted the meeting in the En-
gineers Club. 1925 E street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
.Donohue Reiterates
Stand for Home Rule

Commissioner F.. Joseph Dono-
hue last night reiterated his stand
I in favor of home rule for the
! District.
| In addressing the monthly
meeting of the Democratic Wom-
ems National Council, the new
Commissioner also pointed out
that national representation is a
part of the Democratic platform
/ He said he can see no reason
why nearly a million Washing
tonians should not be allowed two
Senators and several Representa-
EtiVes.
Commissioner Donohue recalled
that. 10 the Presidents message
to Congress in 1948, MI Truman
asked the legislators to pass home
rule.
Since I was appointed by the
President as Commissioner, and
since he is for home rule. am
Itoo," Commissioner Donohue de-
clared.
/ In other business at the meeting
in the Washington Club. a nomi-
mating committee was chosen to
select a slate of officers for the
coming year. The committee is
composed of Mrs. Anne Kelly,
chairman Mrs. Naomi Donahay
and Mrs. Marion Huff. The cleo
ton will take place next month.
Plans for a tea next month, at
which Mrs. Harry S. Truman will
be honor guest. also were dis
cusSed. DR.. M. Virginia ONeil
presided at the meeting. Mrs.
Leslie Wright. program chairman,
introduced Commissioner Dono-
Ihue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
.ChiI|um Heights Flowers,
Neat Yards 10 Win Prize

The Chillum Heights Citizens
Association will award prizes for
the best flower gardens and the
best kept yards this summer.
The group last night authorized
a committee to award up to $17.5O
in the contest, which will run
fran April l to October l.
The association voted the fund
after Salvatore Scalco, sponsor of
the resolution, said he will cook a
spaghetti dinner, if necessary, to
raise money for the prizes.
Appointment of the committee
will await election of a successor
to President Olaf P. Solem, who
announced his intention not to
run for reelection. 81
The association voted to give
$40 to the American Cancer So
ciety.
Mr.. Solem conducted the meet
ing in the Luther Rice Memorial
Church, 1921 North Capitol street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
try SCOTS
for better
lawn care products

For example, in one pound of SCOTS Lawn
Seed there ore 100000 seeds all of
them plump, heavy seeds free from Excess
sive choff, coarse varieties and weeds. This
means SCOTS will cover more oreo :. pro-
duce more durable and attractive lawn.
For lawn seed and other lawn products, re-
member the name Scott OF Woodward &
lothrop Housewares Department.
Lawn Seed: pound, 1.55; 5 pounds, 765;
IS pounds, $3.50
Special Purpose Blend for shade; pound,
LIS; 5 pounds, 6.15; Is pounds, $3.50
Turf Builder: tpound perl 90 square feet)
10 pounds, 1.35; Is pounds, $50; so
pounds, 3.95
Clover: box, 1000 square feet, Csc; box.
5000 square feet, 1.95
W6L-Housewores, Down Stors Store =.
also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20

There are more 4-room and S.
room nonfarm homes in the
United States than any other sizes
"A per cent. Only 80 per cent
have six or more rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-20
use SUPER
RENUZIT
the home dry cleaner

There's very little trouble and mighty small
expense when you use Super Renuzit for
dry cleaning OF home. 1t does a wonderful
job on clothes, upholstered furniture, dro-
peries and rugs. Quart. 39c; Gallon, 1.29;
Spot'n Stoin Remover, PC.
Down Stairs Store !.
oso Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1951-03-06
SteepIejock, High Before Going
Up 16O-Foot Shaft, Is Fined SIS

Dispatcher George r.. Walters.
who takes his job in stride, broad
cast:
Attention, Scout II. Investi-
gate a man on the steeple of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church"
That's when Policemen S. r
Smith and R. G. Thompson sped
to the scene at Thirteenth street
and New York avenue NV.
They looked up. All was serene
on the steeple girders. They
turned their gaze to the top OF
the hosting shaft. There was
Mr.. Brown sitting on a plank with
a lot of air underneath. Seeing
the police-and the Fire Depart
ment-from his high perch, he
descended, hand over hand, down
the wooden framework of the
hosting shaft, the same way he
went up.
Il just wanted to climb" the
lsteeplejack explained.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
Club Owner Kills Himself
After Notifying Undertaken
BY the Associated Press

HOUSTON. Mar. 6.-An hour
after he called an undertaken to
arrange his own funeral, the
owner of a night club was found
dead yesterday of shotgun
wound.
A verdict of suicide was re-
turned by Justice Neal Shurtleff
in the death of Jerry Simpson
Dunivan, 81. who lived in a garage
apartment behind his club.
He was found dead in the
garage by a friend. James A.
Wingo. q. Beside him was a .16
gauge double-barreled shotgun.
Ray Duval. an employe of a fu-
neral home, told reporters Mr..
Dunivan had called him and tried
to arrange his own funeral, but
that he refused to talk to him
because Mr.. Dunivan had called
him a number of times before to
do the same thing.
Mr. Dunivan was reported I'd be
in i'll health.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
Body in DuffIe Bag
Could Be Either
OF 7 Missing Boys
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 6.-Vir-
ginia and Massachusetts, authori-
ties investigated today the posi-
bility that child whose body was
found off a principal State high
way yesterday was a 4-year- -old
boy missing from Quincy, Mass,
for six weeks or a 51a-year- -old
from Chicopee. Mass.
Capt. William Ferrazzi, Quincy
chief of the missing persons bu-
reau, told the Richmond News
Leader today the boys general
description fitted that of Danny
Matson. 4. The MatSon boy dis
appeared from his front yard on
January 19 while his parents ate
lunch in their third-foor apart
ment.
Virginia State Trooper E. M.
Lloyd said the boy found dead in
a duffie type bag off Route $50,
near Oilville, 26 miles west of
Richmond, was about 5 or years
old. A State Highway Depart
ment worker found the boy.
Lloyd described the boy as
sandy haired, 3 feet, S inches tall,
weight so to SIS pounds, and said
the lad wore denim work pants
and lumber jacket.
Ferrazzi said he planned to
talk with DR.. Geoffrey T. Mann,
State chief medical examiner, who
has been conducting the medical
examination.
Chicopee police officials tele-
phoned the Richmond Police De-
partment to investigate the pos
sibility the boy could be one miss
ing fromsthere since February II.
' They did not give his identity but
supplied some identifying marks
for checking. Richmond police
said, however, the condition of
the body made it uncertain
whether Identification could be
made in that manner.
Capt. Ferrazzi said the Matson
boy, son of Robert Matson, a
courthouse custodian, had been
the object of a wide search for
six weeks.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
Purple Heart Is Awarded
To Six War Correspondents

UNITED STATES 9Th ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, Korea, Mar. 6.
1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
9th Army commander, today an
nounced awards of the Purple
Heart to six war correspondents
wounded in action in Korea.
They went to:
Frank w. Emery, International
News Service, who was wounded
August 20 near Taegu and later
killed in Japan plane crash.
William D. Blair, Baltimore
Sun, wounded near Seoul, Septem-
ber II.
Jack E. James, United Press,
wounded near Suwon June 26.
Eugene Jones, NBC television
wounded near Inchon September
Is.
Phillip C. Potter, Baltimore Sun,
wounded near Miryang August 80
Fred B. Waters. International
News Photos, wounded near Yong
dungpo February 9.
Evening star., 1951-03-06
ByHorry Lever

It's the height of something
when steeplejack climbs 100 feet
above the downtown area to
dangle his legs from plank and
smoke cigarette.
But police said Billy Gene
Brown was already high when he
sought these heights last night.
AS a consequence, he appeared
today before Judge Thomas D.
Quinn, pleaded guilty to drunk
charge and was ordered to pay
a $5 fine or spend five days in jail.
The 25-year-old steeplejack,
just out of the Navy, first was
sighted by a woman as he perched
at the very top of a 16-story hoist
ing shaft on one side of the con-
struction project at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
shaft is about so feet higher than
the 100-foot steeple.
Seeing the man gently wiggling
his legs, the woman called police
Evening star., 1951-03-06
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Evening star., 1951-03-06
Indiuns Had q Name for II

RIBSTONE, Alberta (R.-Resi-
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are fortunate the early white set
tiers translated the name of the
place from Cree to English. 9th
erwise mail would have to be ad-
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Evening star., 1951-03-06

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Evening star., 1951-03-06

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Evening star., 1951-10-22
UNFURNIsHEp

pee H ST. N.w.-Newly .ainted g
rm. apt. in downtown area; St5 per
mo. WOODWARD & NORRIS. Real
tors. 723 Goth st. RE. 65S5. 20
100 F ST. S.E.--2 rms. with gas
rams range ma anS dzo6 6efsr,. s46,65. in incl.
LARGE MODERN KITCHEN. liv. rm..
bedrm.. tile bath, double cedar-lined
closets; 1886 Richmond hwy. Alex
andria. Va; $50 month. Call WI.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. near Boiling
Field-Liv. rm.,. l bedrm.. kit. and
dinette,. screened porch; couple only.
1850 1stS ST. Nv. Apt. EN-
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sol c 81. NE. OPP. Stanton Park;
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l bedrm., S115.50; utils. incl: now
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premises 4 to z daily. GE. 0437.
NEAR sth AND PA. AVE. s.E.-Nics
lge. high bsmt.- apt; consisting OF
rm., kit. and pvt. bath; SAT. 80
per mo- incl. all util. Good cond.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

LOVELY oSls .I9s ROOM IN in :'s, 5syish home for
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bedrm.; $40 per wk. MI. s792;
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TY CO., Az 5th st. NV. DI. 5595.
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bone; uni. phone: $40 mo. La.
1ss G Ne, Apt. a1-Near G. W Vi. o..
Law School. Capitol, s. O.. Bldg:
Congressional Library: small, S25;
lge., S35. handsomely furn. Stu
dents or Hill personnel. Fk: ssSs.
LARGE double front rm.A twin Beds,
1sa sn coNsrfTTTPPoN eGSs rifTanTP M1 Ayg. Gs1s SE3
double front bedrms. facing Su-
preme Court Bldg. vacated by ad-
tournament OF Senate: twin beds
OatAb bDhtkEifiChs L VI q III IOOu
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Station; cheap. Ii. 4-1465. 23*
LGE. FRONT BEDRM., suitable for
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i74O EASTERN AVE. NE, nr. Michi-
gan ave.-Newly furn. rm.. maid
service, use of laundromat; prefer
young couple AID. 2153. -23
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front rm. for ! or 2 refined. en-
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Evening star., 1951-10-22
B-14 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1881
REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. J

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VELEtISION SERFICING Prompt
response; guaranteed workmanship
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l475 or LO. 5-464O. -2S
TELEVISION REPAIRS - Same day
service; day and night calls. Most
reas. rates In town. LU. 4-TO00.
UPHOLSTERING, furniture repair
ING. recovering, restyling. uphol-
made to order. also cleaning. For
Tree estimates. call RA. 77I2. --22
WATERPRO0FING OF ALL KINDS,
cement work: all work guaranteed.
,ROBERT E, PRICE. DI. 1923, 26'
furniture, by having 1t cleaned after
{aking on the slip covers. For
Evening star., 1951-10-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
$50 mo. Elec. privil., 81 mo. few
vacancies. MISS WELLER, DU. 3232
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Double rooms
and rooms to share for young men
or young women. excellent board;
able rates. CO. $3.50.
VACANCY for young lady In large,
fIiGpsep1e f9iIItime maiS h1use s., small grogp Eish
"faE hffE sR4bTEfo is nT oF EsS Ss17si as44 Conn
ave- triple, private bath; 2 to
DOWNTOWN. 1929 x st. NV. q. W.
viteinlty' tay' young Government girl or
fioor front: meals family style: S47.
ROOM AND D'Gs5i BOARD in exchange for
% Ddsed a1ifs silver ssPRloyed sDrhs y3 g. 79sss uas@
ARLINGTON-Dble. rms. for men or
SI2 d ST. N.E.-Room and board
ior men. table board: 5 a.m.-9 am;
a dinner me ITom p.m.-7:30 pm. -26
new location. 1926
ioth st. n.w.-Spacious double and
ployed or retired. Elevator, switch
board; large living room; excellent
lood; ef1eient stan. Telephone DU,
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and priyil.; unlimited phone. TV; on
busline. nr. Pentagon; $50 mo-, incl,
Sunday meals. or. S945. "a
BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE. newly dec
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ssgle., $500 dble. MRS. CLARK. 2206
Wis ave. NV, OR 4152 -22
BLAIR MANSION INN, 7710 Blair rd.
n.w;.-Beautiful rm.. fine food; free
parking. SH, 1917. SH. 9775. --23
NURSE will take l person to care
for in own private home; beautiful
country estate: sleeping porches and
Southern cooking. WA. 1884. -22
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Spacious dble rms. In remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm; Bendix washer:
st. NV. HU 362a.
Evening star., 1951-10-22
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ENGLISH BULLDOG, ga mos. old
female; Axe reg; thoroughbred.
COCKER SPANIEL. blond female, .
yrs, children's pet; $50. AP. 4l79.
STANDARD 'scHNAUzERs. ? mos,
ears cropped: Axe reg; champion
stock. VI. 0432 ii
BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred Irish set
Ter; female. spayed, l ". old; $50
ia. 4-04SS. 81