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Evening star., 1952-06-20
The EVENING STAR
AUTO MECHANICS

sappsd .hSa JOB vaeaos IL %edesn and Ss Se
days with pay; Salary and bonus.
See pfSf Nj. iEHS Mullen z o1MsTEAD 'esS Mo:
TOR CO., Oldsmobile dealer, 1000
Wilson blvd, Arlington. OW. S4OO.
AUTO METAL WORKERS (2}i all
ADVANTAGES: salary or piecework.
See Al Rohall or Neil O'Brien,
O'BRIEN & ROHALL, INC, 1871
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. -22
AUTO PAINTER. must be first class
enamel painter. Call Lo. $500.
AUTO PAINTERS HELPER
Must be highly experienced in paint
preparation; good man can earn
over 500 per week with our setup.
PYsA1p ssf NJ huTonBoDY fdzsSn n!ter CO.. isss j
Bladensburg rd. ne. La. 6-S60O.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS - Wholesale.
We need statesmen. countermen.
shipping clerks; 5-day week; per-
manent. See E. H. BLAKELoCK,
AGToMoTIvE IgfS Is II n'~i PARTS apprentice,
ance. to drive parts delivery, truck
and help in parts department while
training to eventually become parts
counterman. Unusually good start
ing. salary, sick benefits, paid va
sas1Se ssent, 4IRly LEI D. in BuTEER RiIsGH 13e IT,
AuTo 1hH5 sAEEsMAS%wwe safi N Nv need aIs a man
who knows salesmanship. one with
broad association; must be married.
operative. ambitious man win enjoy
excellent income. Demonstrator fur
MOTORS. INC. Chrysler-Plymouth.
AnToMosri.E 8 SS Sas aEe saaiiME;sMEN-washine- q II;
toms oldest Chevrolet dealer has
openings for experienced automos
bile statesmen. We have the most at
tractive compensation plan in the
city. No limit to earnings for ener-
sst' gee Me- HsaniPSata'1sRR
MOTOR Co. 1880 Conn. ave:
|. AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
To sell Chevrolets for Addison Chey-
saiesman wh nea1 proven sSTe saes ree
ord; highest rate Of comm: transp
furn. and many other ADVANTAGES
This is q wonderful opportunity
fol. q man with q proven sales rec
ADDISON CHEVROLET i4th and
Florida ave. NV.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, perma-
nent position; experienced on GIN
cars; full employe benefits. WILL
SON PONTIAC. INC, 1925 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring --a3
BARTENDER-Bott and draft beer,
no liquors; hours. 10 m. to SPIN.
no Sundays. Prefer college student
with local references. Apply 4O15
s. 2Sth ST.. Arlington. TIE. 0096.
BAR TENDERS (2). experienced; Of
SUNDAYS. 319 Pa. ave. sc. 22s
BARTENDER. part time: night;
psr ssry "efs Rlps9Ns ski exPeSl1Ssi uNI ss
L st NV. --22
Evening star., 1952-06-20
PRESSER

MR.. DESMOND, WO. 27OO.
PRINTING FRESHMAN, c Kelly
and Miehle vertical; perm. en-
ploymept for right man. Call MR.
HARPER. ewes. Sat. and Sun, SH.
0934 weekdays, SH. 1856. --22
PRODUCE MAN-EXperienced. must
be congenial and willing to work.
Top salary, good hours and working
conditions. Apply INDIAN SPRING
MARKET, 10O40 Colesville rd.. or
Evening star., 1952-06-20
TRAINEE

Young man to enter train
ing with PITTSBURG PLATE
GLASS CO. Must rate high
in personality. intelligence,
sales and mechanical aptitude.
We are looking for a career
man more interested in oppor-
tunity to learn business than
immediate earnings. Native
OF WASHINGTON pref. Write
Tor appt. or Call LA. 6-4S00.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
HELP MEN (cont.l

BARTENDER. part time, nights: s.
day week. Apply DAGWOOD'S RES
TAURANT. TAI 18th st. NV. 22'
BAKERS HELPER and porter. APP
ply 3O5 n Clebe rd Arl Va -21
Evening star., 1952-06-20
HELP MEN
PAPER HANDLER

1886 yrs. of age, heavy
build, good physical condition; 40
hr. week. Apply Personnel, Room
Sat, 9-l. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT. jr. or semi-sr:: with
firm, Salary arranged subject to
AMBULANCE HELPER with qualifi-
satons sodS for future future dryer Es 9 SEed SAL
WARD g coUNcM for appoint
ment, ME. 5000. -21
APPRENTICE MACHINIST-Appro
union shop; paid vacation, hospitali-
zation available. Write. DO NOT
PHONE. giving age: education. draft
sta status t. cAuTHEN & sLoCUM. INC.
ARTisT-Commercial or industrial;
age. 1910; experience desired ir
photo retouching and rendering of
industrial and technical subjects;
excellent salary and employe bene-
organization. Call ME. 6914. -25
ASSISTANT in Laundromat. part time
DUTCH IAUNDERETTEi NC. NC 1888
AssEsTaNr AsssTsnash St MASAGERsYSans 29 sssSS man
to train as manager. for small loan
CO.; experience preferred but not
suranee and other co. BENEFITS; sal
ary.. $500 and UP, plus expenses.
Must have auto. Apply in person.
DALTON LOANS. INC. 1906 Ga.
ave. NV. -26
ATTENDANT. for veterinary hospital;
married man. .colored: live in, apt.
furnished. Call FA. 1867. go
ATTENDANT, colored or white. to
care for semi-invalid. daily from
9 am. to 5 pm. Refs. required.
Call JE. 3-S172. bet. and pm.
AUTO. BRAKE MECHANIC and help
er, young. white, energetic. 9O3 N
st. NV. -21
AUTO BODY ESTIMATOR
There is around Washington a body
estimator or adjustor who knows
his business, is a worker, and who
is qualified to increase his earnings.
We have an opening for him to
build business as our body esti-
mator for our new shop. Excellent
salary with volume commission. paid
vacation, insurance. among pleasant
people and surroundings See Mr..
Collins.
AnacoStia Motor Co., Inc.
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Any day except Sunday.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
THE EVENING" STAR

1I01 Penna. Ave. NV.
LABORERS, exper. on bldg. lob;
steady work. Apply Conn. ave.
Park, viers Mill rd., opposite Viers
Mil Village, Wheaton, Md. --222
LAUNDRY MAN to learn hotel laun-
dry and dry cleaning business and
cleaning manager. Many employe
benefits; paid vacation, insurance,
etc: no experience necessary, al
though some mechanical knowledge
helpful. Only those interested in
learning a good business and in
terested In their future are requested
to reply. Give as complete informa-
tion as possible about self. Box
1894. Star. -22
Evening star., 1952-06-20
HELP MEN

ELECTRICIANS, first class only.
Commercial and industrial work. So
hr IA O-1002 ga
Evening star., 1952-06-20
BILLING CLERK

-
BILLING CLERK
Permanent position; 40-hour week
Established plumbing and heating
supply company. Opportunity for
advancement. Write giving details.
BOOKKEEPER. exper. in publishing
and printing business desirable but
not essential; air-cond. office; salary
commensurate with exper. Reply
stating qualifications and salary de-
sired: Box 55-A. Star. -23
BOOKKEEPER-STOC CLERK, keep
complete set of trouble entry books
and be responsible for accurate
stock records. Top salary to person
with proper qualifications. Box
130-A, Star. --22
BOOKKEEPER. s75 to start; un-
limited opportunity for advance
ment; 6-day week. BOX 92-A, Star.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

HANDYMAN. must know a little car
pentry and painting: salary COM
mensuratee with ability; hospitaliza-
tion and insurance. Call MR..
BLAND1N, RE. 261l. -22
HARDWARE CLERK, good oppor-
tunity for young man willing to
learn the trade. See MR.. PENDLE-
HELPERS to assist service men for
overhauling. oil burners and vacu-
um cleaning boilers; over lS years
Of age. Also want insulation man.
JOHN. p AGNEW. INC. so Patter-
,iS9 Sen pEpS ST ne. See Semi Mr Grapes 20
Call LU. 2-O732. 81
HOUSEMAN, coiored; age $3.50.
for hieh-class guest house; switch
board exper. helpful: must be sober
and dependable. Phone NO. 6770.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
CREDIT CLERK

Man for front ONCE In retail credit
store. Good salary; excellent op-
portunity for advancement Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 7O3
Evening star., 1952-06-20
JANITOR

Colored; 25-35 yrs. of age; good
give regular attendance. Apply Per-
sonnel. Rm. .606; open weekdays,
S:30-5 and Sat-. 9-1. No phone
calls,
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ROOKKEEPER

For general office work in LIQUOR
OPP. for advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS. INC. 5Is 9th st. NV.
BRTCKLAYERS; 50 first-ciass me-
chanics needed for large housing
AsSHaR Ass5' Re. ISSg. IaSSyEsTHESr Co: 20 NJ,
BRICKLAYERs AND LABoRERS -
view DEVELOPMENT Co, 5000 Riggs
rd:, blkS. north of University lane.
behind Tick Took Tavern. "a
BRICKLAYERS
White. union. top pay. $500 block
New HAMPSHIRE ave-
lSs1SrAlH eoNTRAcToRs saisA 80
BUsBoYs, over 10. good salary.
5s7s. HAMS Po1NT ,1STr'Gi INN. ~ 42S 5 =
BUTCHER. exper.. for independent
super market. steady and sober. Ap-
MMAHkEn MzastsEiIle. Md. az Ap. 5sssF sss5. rd:
BUTCHER, part time. See MR.. PAS
SIN. No. l Kennedy st. NV. -26
BUTCHER. experienced. for service
market: references required. Apply
in person MASTER SUPER MAR
KET. S147 Conn ave. -22
CAB DRIVERS
MEN OR WOMEN
WHITE OR COIORED
IF YOU HAVE NO IDENTIFICATION
GAERj 6hfRiNTNS, we Can sAMt ASSIST YOU IN
BOB'S STUDIO
131 18th ST. NE.
Ii 3-6lO2 pa
Evening star., 1952-06-20

CUSTODIAN. church; a fine oppor-
tunity for an Industrious man to I'LL
real service; excel. refs. req;
PsEm fsT cS2sSa g91d salary q sTL IT. sPR Bap-
esper exp Deb builders M guar $50 0s per p0Ras Wk
plus 90eo comm, plus bonus. Also
ineXper. men, ages Fl to 55--we
will train you In our business to
make a career. Call AL. $3.50 for
DELIVERY BOY AND PORTER. part
livery. good tips. Apply in person.
DORCHESTER PHARMACY. 24sO
oENfAI issf t. ffiEHc;HN1c1AN-ExpeMrieSnSeed fiH; MSS
dept; 5:day y. Ek HAMMoNp5 5. = :
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. exper. nm
isher: polisher, repairs, relines. Box
DENTAL t1STAi eIhEi IThEEciHN1crAN, to work for
portunity. Call OR. 7O76, Sat. til 8,
iS2al iNS$2EaNlGINEERs. expert.
enced in acknowledging. HEATING or
pRaFPsMSAN PlaPPinS Exi ApPRHSr1cE. faSS; se iS1ss
full-time work; mechanical drawing
9-lO am. "a pm. 1925 Sth st.
DRIVER for dry cleaning route and
one that wants to learn dry clean
ing business. PENTHOUSE CLEAN
ERS, OIL. 2434. -25
DRIVERS. white only. experienced In
furniture moving. Chance for ad-
nplWsp yanGsment G Gslf "A. 8-s6s2. 40
known beverage; 5-day wk. 1345
Fla ave. ne. -22
ELECTRICIAN, 1st-class mechanic;
steady work. good pay. Sligo 1915.
ELECTRICIANS-Steady work, good
pay. new and old work. Call KEN
Evening star., 1952-06-20
TRAINEES

TREE EXPERTS wanted by estab-
HShed firm. Year around work, with
good pay. Experienced and re-
liable men only. DE. 1471 ewes.
TRUCK DRIVER. colored; steady Job;
must have good refs. and D. c..
drivers permit. Apply 623 H St.
DRIVER, colored. must have
Md. chauffer's license and be will
ing to help dig bitches. Phone WA
5000, 7::30 am. TO ) pm. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-20

For general ofice work in LIQUOR
store; perm; good salary: excel.
opp. for advancement. CENTRAL
LIQUORS, INC. BIS 9th st. NV.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24

ALASKAS FAVORITE CAM
 PARTY, Grange Hall 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
Alusko fo Share In General Funds For Agricultural Instruction

The House Committee on Agri- culture has approved the inclu- sion of Alaska in the benefits of a law enacted IF years ago pro- viding authorization for allot- ment of funds for agriculture instruction at land grant colleges.
 In approving Delegate Bart- let's bill the committee stated in its report: Since 1895 there has been a sharp increase in the popu- lation of Alaska and the Territory has also assumed tremendous strategic importance. There is the possibility of much more agricul- tural development in Alaska than now exists and it is in the inter- est of a sound national economy and national defense to utilize the agricultural possibilities of the Territory to the fullest. II seems to the committee that there is every reason why Alaska should share in this otherwise general support of agricultural colleges ard no sound reason why it should be omitted therefrom.'
 Alaska's share under the bill would amount to S21, 800 a year to be allotted for instruction eX- penses at the University of Alas ka.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
VA Tells How Veterans Will Receive Dividends

The 1852 dividend on National Service Life Insurance will not be available to eligible veterans m cash or for use as premium payments before the anniversary date of their policies in 1852.
 According to the Veterans Ad- ministration, many veterans are under the impression the divi- dend IS already due them and is being applied to their premium payments immediately because they did not request cash pay mcnt.
 The VA announced recently a regular dividend will be paid on all G.L. insurance policies in force three months or longer between the 1851 and 1852 anniversary dates are scheduled for this month.
 The VA said some 170.00O Pa cific Northwest veterans will re- Iceive G.I. insurance dividends this year.
 Policy holders who wish to re- ceive their 1852 dividend in cash must notify the VA, either by let ter or on the special card mailed them by the VA. If cash pay ment is not requested, the divi- dend will be used by the VA 10 pay the premiums becoming due after the policy anniversary date on which the dividend is pay able, if the policy holder fails to pay such premiums. In lieu of receiving the divid- end in cash, any policy holder may request the VA in writing to apply on his 1852 dividend as an advance payment on premiums falling due after the 1852 anni- versary date.
 On permanent policies, the vet eran may request the VA in writ ing to place the dividend on de- posit at interest, with the aggre- gate to be included in the calcu- lation of cash value at time of lapse or maturity.
 Written requests, including full name and address and insurance numbers, should be sent to the VA district office to which pre- mium payments are made. Since the recent consolidation of the Seattle, Chicago and Fort She'll ing, Minn., district officers all c. I. insurance accounts of Pacific Northwest veterans are being handled by the Fort Smelling dis trict office.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
GIRL SCOUT
 COOKIE SALE ENDS

The annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale ended in this area with all 99 cases of l2 boxes each sold and accounted for.
 Mrs. Charles Wilson, Palmer representative on the SuSitna Girl Scout Council expressed her appreciation of the local coopera- ton given the local Girl Scouts in their annual sale. More cookies could have been sold had they been available.
 Through this annual sale, the Girl Scouts themselves help in the cost of supporting the Susitna Council.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
Prizes Offered
 Students Selling Most Tickets to P-TA Movie

Palmer School students are competing this week for prizes offered by the P-TA for selling the most tickets to the P-TA sponsored movie "The Green Promise" which will be shown at Valley Theater Tuesday, April 29.
 There will be two showings of the movie, one at 7:15 pm, and another at pm. P-TA members will take over the ushering and selling of tickets at the door. Net proceeds will go to the P-TA treasury to be used for youth pro- jects during the next school year. As in years past, Al Hagen has kindly offered the P-TA the use of his theater and has obtained the scheduled movie for the as- sociation at cost. Mrs. Marne Hanks, chairman of the P-TA ways and means committee, eX- pressed the associations gratitude to MT. Hagen for his generous CO., operation in this worthy project.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
Kings Luke Camping Season Opens With AIasku's First YMCA Boys Camp

The Kings Lake camping sea son will open this year on May q with Alaska's first YMCA summer camp for boys scheduled for two weeks. ending June {.
 Facilities of the camp will ac- commodate only 60 boys, who will be accepted in the order in which they register. The camp program includes craft work. attn letics and waterfront activities for boys between the ages of seven and l6.
 Five senior and 10 junior coun- cilors will supervise the YMCA camp session. This will average one councillor to every four camp CTS, allowing for proper care and supervision.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
CHTLDREN'S PRACTICE FOLLOWS SUNDAY MASS AT ST. MICHAEL'S

St Michael's Church will have a Downing of the May Queen on Mothers Day, May II at 1000 a.m., followed by the regular Sunday Mass. The first practice for the procession will be after Mass on Sunday, April 27. It is requested that all the children from the age of five years through High School who wish to participate in the Browning to be present for the first prac- tice.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
SATURDAY. APRIL 2e

GE. Grange Hall pm. ..
 SATURDAY. APRIL 2s ALASKA'S FAVORITE GAME PARTY, Grange Hall pm.
 MONDAY. APRIL 2s KlWANIS CLUB. Coop club room l2:05 pm. EVENING CRAFT CLUB VETERANS TRAINING CLASS, Coop club room pm.
 TUESDAY. APRIL 2s PRIMARY ELECTION. Polls open 8 am. to pm. at Eska Post Office and Coop Club room.
 RUMMAGE AND BAKE SALE Legion Auxiliary Coop Rec. Hall.
 BOY SCOUTS, United Protestant Church 7:30 pm. P-TA SPONSORED GREEN PROMISE" Valley Theatre.
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Go op club room, 12:05 pm.
 THURSDAY. MAY HOMEMAKERS TEA, United Protestant Church. 1:30-3:30 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILI- AIRY Carpenters Hall, pm. SCHOOL CALENDAR April 25-Student Council Con- vention, Anchorage April 26-Palmer Music Day Band and Chorus Concert May 2 & 3-Music Festival, An chorage
 May 6-Scnool Picnic May l0-Conference Track Meet, Palmer.
 May l0-Junior-Senior Prom May ll-Baccalaureate May l6-Commencement
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
FAVORITE GAME PARTY AT GRANGE HALL SATURDAY

The Northland Pioneer Grange is sponsoring an Alaska's Favor ite Game party at the new Grange Hall Saturday, April 26, at 8:30 pm.
 People attending the Palmer School Concert are invited to come to the Grange Hall after ward Many beautiful prizes are promised Everyone is welcome.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24

Jim Stewart of the MVFA creamery has returned to work after completing tWo-week course of training at the Pure Pax school in Detroit.
Valley frontiersman., 1952-04-24
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
THURSDAY. APRIL 24

NORTHLAND PIONEER GRAN
 GE, Grange Hall 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
8.ss
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F'idey 8 Saturday

Wool Jerseys! Other wooIens!
Royon toffetos! Royon veIve-
teens! Even convertible VEL
yeteen jumpers in this dote
and school group. Sizes 7 to
IS. Remember those innpor-
tont z doys -. Fridoy, Sotur-
doy.
Teen sos to 8.e5 Skirts, wooIs,
corduroys, 10 to lo----3.99
Jr. Teen 4.98 to 5.e5 Skirts,
wooIs, corduroys, royon tof-
fetos, royon eobordines, 10 to
IL
Evening star., 1952-07-04

The marathon race Is a great
event at the Olympic Games. The
winner is likely to find himself
famous in his native country, and
he is honored in other lands as
well.
The marathon is q long race. The
standard distance Is q few yards
more than 26h miles.
We may ask why the race is so
long, and why the particular length
was chosen. The answer comes
from Greek history.
In ancient times-2,442 years
Iago-the Battle Of Marathon was
fought. This conflict marked an
important victory for Greece against
the Persians, who were trying to
conquer Greece.
News Of the victory was taken
from the battlefield to the city Of
Athens by a Greek soldier. The
distance Of the modern race is sup
posed to be the same as that
Iancient soldier covered.
The story goes on to say that
1.-THE soldier, on reaching Athens, fell
dead after calling out, I'VE have
won't"
There is great strain In running
las milesi
The first marathon Of the modern
! iOlympics was won by o Greek
Evening star., 1952-07-04

g. continually see "devaStat'
! ing" used to describe q woman's
Ipulchritude. But my dictionary
defines the word, "to lay waste; !;
destroy utterly" How come?
A. It's slang, according to the
dictionaries; but it seems slated for
acceptance as an American idiom
meaning. "Overpowering; breath
taking" or, as the Jean-agers would
Iput it: sweet whew-w-w-!
@. win you please referee an
Ioffice dispute? (D Is 1t correct to
pronounce vacuum as "VAK-yum,' y
and ca Is vacuum the only word
in English spelled with ''uu"2
| ID No. Give vacuum three dis
Itinct syllables, thus: VAK-yoo-um
| ca Contrary to popular belief,
the "uu" Of vacuum is not unique.
I know Of eight such words in Eng
lish, and there may be others: con-
tinuum, duumvir, duumvirate, mem
struum, perpetuum, residuum, tri-
buum, vacuum.
l @. Joliet, Ill, is sometimes heard
with o long 20" as In Joe" Why
is this2 Should 1t not be "jolly.
|lET''?
A. sorry. no. Correctly pro-
lnounced, the accent falls on thu
thirst syllable only, thus: JOE-lee-et
II @. My husband insists that ribalt
does not rhyme with high balled.'
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Alley Ends IS Years Work
with Army Department

James o. Alley, SO. Of No. 9
East Linden street, Alexandria.
Va, has retired from the Adjutant
Generals Office of the Army De-
partment. after more than IS
years Of service with that organ
ization. He was an editorial clerk.
Mr.. Alley was a teacher in Knox
vile. Tenn, before coming to
Washington at the beginning Of
World War I.
He and his wife, Lillian. have
three children. They are Mrs.
Ruth Beatty, Mrs. Marguerite
Morningstar and Dwight Alley
There also are eight grandchildren
and one great-grand child.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Driver in Fatality Gets I
Partially Suspended Tern

A Mclean, Va. man was given
10 partially suspended sentence In
Fairfax Circuit court yesterday on
a manslaughter charge resulting
from a traffic accident which oc-
Cured in March. 1851.
Herman w. Ellis. "a, colored
was ordered to serve so days Of q
one-year suspended jail term by
Judge Paul E. Brown.
Ellis was arrested after his car
smashed into the rear Of a car
driven by 1t. Col. Howard j.
Lowe, of TOO North Oak street,
Falls Church. Both cars burst into
flames and Col. Lowe was burned
to death. The accident occurred
on Route 211 about q half mile
east of Fairfax circle.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
3 szI--4s

BunsIsdigit was nov convinced eom.
pletely. Are yuuf
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Arlington DeodIine Set
On Absentee Ballots

Arlington residents desiring alb
eentee ballots must apply for them
ut the Office of the Central Regis
trar in the Arlington Courthouse
before 5 pm. Wednesday, 1t was
announced yesterday.
Application may be made in
writing or in person. The dead
line applies to absentee ballots for
the July Is Democratic Primary.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
T uke NV Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Please convince him that he's wrong,
or Reno, here I come!
A. The name is Colby, not An
thony. However, he Is correct
there is no rye" In ribald. The
word, which means LOUDLY vulgar:
coarsely offensive" rhymes with
dribbled, scribbled. Say: RIB-1d.
Distributed BY Mcleaught Syndicate 1ne.)
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Uncle Rows Corner By Ro"o" coFF"e"

named Loues. His time was 2
hours, IS minutes and 20 seconds.
lit took 10 years for an Olympic
runner to break that record. Then
"a Canadian athlete, w. j. Sherring.
cut the time by a few minutes.
Sherring wore a hat during his
long run. He came to the finish
line carrying his running shoes in
his right hand.
Since then the marathon time
has been whitfield down. Runners
from South Africa. Finland. France.
Argentina and Japan have reduced
lit from one Olympic to another.
The best Olympic record for the
marathon was made by the Japanese
runner, Kitei Son, 16 years ago.
His time was Just under az hours.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
z Postmosters Confirmed

The Senate yesterday confirmed
appointment Of John r. Stevens
land Edward Z. Best as post
masters Of Annapolis and White
HAL. Md. respectively.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
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Therefore, each brother was TO get 81,
Something seemed wrong to Bungledigt
80 he proceeded to check his work In th
following manner:
Evening star., 1952-07-04
Word Come
Find SO or more words In
A r TIT FICIAL,

meaning, unnatural. 1alSe.'
Average is IS; limit 30 minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or NOR,
letters. Words which acquire four letter.
by the addition Of S." such as bats.
cats" are not used. Only one form Of 1
"A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer to EQUIPMENT.
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impute. inept. item, pent pine. pint
|piaue. punt. meet. mete menu. mint. mine
|mien. mite, minute. minuet. mute. TEEN
teen. time' tine. tune.
Evening star., 1952-07-04
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'fEsT& RElANSMAA~

II Checks.
Mr.. Hunsledisit had Q problem In d.
vision. Having never attended school. hs
devised his own method Of solvins the
problem. An uncle had left S4S to be
divided among him and bis nye nr1tners @ a;s
in Il; ioiloSins way: -
20 won't 90 into {. but st viii
O4S 20 into 8 once..)
4s 60 goes. into - times;
Therefore. each brother was 70 get SIT
Something seemed wrong to Bungledigtt
$50 he proceeded to check his work In the
following manner:
rtSht-hand column .42.
isst-nsnd eoiamn.6.
Not being satisfied. Bunsledisit decided
to r''h''l u ;till another way;
9 sxl=4s
IS As+e-4s
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