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Evening star., 1952-03-30
BUILDING MATERIAL
NEW-FREE DELIVERY

We have q complete line Of fencing
and. gardening supplies. steel beams,
angles and reinforcing iron.
ACE WRECKING q
BUILDING MATERIAL co,
1902 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-OHO0.
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ANTIQUES

xAAN 44NG&O
vic,S.ian ot chaiTS dIS Sl roqnd c99 din!as
chsst. sS6; mt t.ntssbals tsbls. siS: 6 ortan. mis.
$40; cobbler's bench, $40; ladder
back rocker tits older than you).
$6i 7-pc. wash set. SIS; lamps. 81:
IA glass, china 6cttiss les fisurines SS ha and and
and prowi. BELL KINDS. sos 9th
made st das ssaip Pi tesrs sasl M.tsu.si.H & ss
ANTIQUES, SPECIAL
Bethesda Chevy Chase 'Washington' &
70 inspect Primitive Pa. Dutch
furniture. Early American pieces
from New England and Old Western
Reserve part Of Ohio. Pine. cher
~, maple. walnut, mahog. and
tulipwood. Tables, chairs. chests,
cupboards, beds, benches, dry
sinks, commodes, desks, coffee
tables, cohhlers benches, wash
stand-more than 800 pieces OF
furniture. Big stock of china
glass, etc. Sensible prices. Terms
II desired. Free delivery. S216
Wis. ave-. OIL. 2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm.
CLOSED SUNDAYS.
APPAREL--Ladies' suits and dresses,
size IL. Mems suits. size 40. Ex-
cellent condition. WO. 5114.
A0UARTUMS, go and 1S gallon, light,
stand and fish. HU. 60S0.
AQUARIUMS AND SUPPLIES--Live
daphnia, natures finest food fol
conditioning breeders and raisine
young. Fresh red tubifex, largest
portions In town. See our breedins
fish with eggs and young in various
esrs sases and p brsdns elwsys
Special this week, zebras. SOC, 3 for
81; breeding Prestellas, 81 rs pr,
for S3.25; White Clouds, soc ca
Many other beautiful fish, including
color-selected. Live bearers for your
collection. Large show crptocoryne
grifithi and petrified wood for that
ium. Tanks Of all sizes built to
order We specialize in aqvar-
tum equipment repairs. MINIATURE
TROPICAL AQUARIUM. 3907 14th
st. NV. ia. 6311.
AZALEAs. 75c. and ST. ready tc
bloqm: pink dogwood. So 30: mag.
S1RsERY R11lss sFeDf East @sfiis Hsattsvis VA
24is. GE. s146.
BABY sIsE BED. in good cond.; SIS. on
BABY cARRIAGE-dood as new,
S25. DU. 1896,
BABY CARRIAGE-whitney excel.
lent condition; only used mos;
orig. S45. sell SIS. SH. 615s..
BABY CARRIAGE-Welsh Boodle-
Buggy; used very little; also bassi-
nette and pad. vi. 9511. 81
BABY CARRIAGE and mattress,
Thayer; practically new; $25 or
best offer. TU. 1921.
BABY CARRIAGE. practically new;
Teeterbabe, good cond.; sell both fol
S15. AP. 91T9.
BABY CRIB, junior. and mattress;
good condition. GE. S029.
BABY CRIB, white, Kantwet, inner
spring mattress; good condition; $50
BABY CRIB, mattress. high chail
and stroller. Call AT. 1912,
BABY CRIBS AND MATTRESS, $40
playpen. So; apt. washer. $40. zoos
Potomac ave-, Alex, Va, Apt. B-1
BABY FURNITURE-Maple chii1e.
robe. glass top. $39. so; maple crib
mattress and spring, $3.50; Baby
Tenda, $50; maple chest Of drawers,
chair. S12. coison baby stroller
SIS. Trimble alum. bathinette, $40;
wagon, metal. $3.50. All above
furniture in almost new condition
Ca1l ia. Oa27.
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BUILDING MATERIALS s

Planning q spring spree?--A full line
Of new and used materials. Brick,
marble, lumber. shelving, steel
beams, doors, sash. complete VIM
dows. medicine cabinets. $3.50:
sakrete, plywood. plasterboard, pine,
radiators, galv. -corrugated Iron
Hundreds OF barEains. Free deIiv-
cry OPEN SATURDAY
ARROW WRECKING CO.
100 So. Capitol st. Ii. 3-2B02, .
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MAKE MORE MONEY-Learn typins,
shorthand. accounting, bus. admin,
cal. machines; beg. and refresher
courses: small classes. positions to
cor: 6 and 18th. Ma. 2340.
NEW CLASSES in shorthand. typing
bookkeeping. comptometer; small
classes, rapid progress; save Va usual
SCHOOL, Est. 36 yrs. Cor. G and
AccoRDioN tSo hiE EEssoNs. les sons s1.5o for be-
ginners; instrument free for 3 mos. ::
EARN Ann issoSGShna ardR sGSdos sH dfES
MA at home in spare time. Also 400
engineering ndS and business courses.
ARLlNGTON DRIVING SCHOOL. RE.
S1l71lsasi S17la 24-hour phone service. az "a.
MoDERN TRAINING in beanty e eul-
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
Tor GI training; day and evening
classes. WARFLYNN BEAUTY coll
sFaRfsH sFaeRf l@lS eoSyEEsaafHloNp aH p1' na,fys nasS
advanced: PROF. Ran; RAMOS. s1s's RE. so7s. SaG
TUIORlNG,~High and jr; high sub
1ects. .A ANDERSON. 9aES 716 18th st.
ARE RE- YOU ST. GofSa sSRS TO FRANCE
Learn actual Partisan conversational
French, no grammar. from grad
uate professor of French. Univ. of
Paris; q yrs. of French required.
Limited evening classes start Tues
day, April L, pm. Write Profess
sor Maurice, SALON LTTERAIRE.
PIX X-RECEPTlONiST course easily
learned age no handicap. Day class
tuition, $50; night. S25. MRS.
CHANDLER. HU 1924, ST. 727S.
TEACHERS. college students. librari-
ans, ministers, amateur writer's. lit
crate people in every walk of life,
are. successfully using Memory-O-
Matte writing methods to win extra
income. independence, prestige and
fun. Why not you? Consultation
free; For apt. call Memory O.
ORGAN INSTRUCTION - Classical
and popular. Beginners or advanced
Practice time available. Phone
JORDAN'6. Sterling 94OO, Ext. ri,
for appointment. Corner 18th and
g sts. NV. Open Thursday eve
HOME TUToRING-Als.. geom.. Lat,
Fl. Sp;. Ger, Eng, arith., read:
elem, jr. high, ST. high sub. UN
DIESEL. Practical spare-time train
ing. in essential field. includes
maintenance, repair, auto engine
+ tune-up. all phases of big pay work
If mechanically inclined. write for
FREE book; Utilities Diesel Train
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REPAIRS AND sERvIcE Gent,

PAINTING AND PAPERING. commit
yrs. Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. g70S.
PAINTING-WALLSCRAPING--For 4
job well done at q price you can
sfiord to pay. call JTf. 7-93iS.
PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOOR sand
ing; Do own work, sensible prices.
cail MR. spEILER' 10. a-7sl4. s1
PAINTING. paper hanging, fioor re-
finishing. Venetian blinds; up to 80
mos. mos. to to pay. G. P. ANDERSON,
PiAaNTEEmInsids AIN !. t9 and outside paint
mates. WADE. ME. SS35. 3ls
PAINTING, interior, exterior. Plas-
tering. wall scraping, papering. roof !
ing, downspouts and gutter work
sash cord, glass, carpentry work :
white mechanics. TATE. Elk. S57I.
and also free estimates. II
PAINTING: ExTERI0R AND INTE-
my own work: refs. CH. 1881. 80
PAINTING and home repairs; founda-
ton TO roof; cement walls; free
estimates. HU. 1890. --3I
PAINTING-Reasonable hourly rates.
Interior or exterior. EN-. 694S after
PAINTING, interior, exterior; pap PAPER.
ing, plastering; reasonable prices.
All work guaranteed. IA. 1889,
PAINTING, papering. interior, ex-
terror roof painting. CHARLES Co.
AP. 0557. after pm. --I2
PAINTING-Interior. exterior; roof
coating; caulking. gen. repairs. Free
PaNTfsNS. PsasiNinTffsNsS fafERISg., IA aSSs, pla.,elinsa s
G9aHiScKly, neatly done; reas. F, E.
COOKE. 1881 Holmead pl. NV
TU. 3441.
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
reasonable. White mechanics. WA.
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING,
plastering and home repairs. Work
guaranteed. GE. 1855; GE. 1906.
PAINTER, COLORED, 25 yrs. expe-
rtence; rooms, apts., houses, inside
or out Further information, call
Ii. 4-5713
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BABY FURNITURE
NATIONAL OFFERS YOU
New cribs from $685..
New carriages from S1295.
New high chairs from $7.95.
New strollers from S7.95.
New play pens from S9.95.
Everyone can have q baby at
NATIONAL u BABY SHOP

4NA 4AOANhb Dad 0A1A1E
2461 18th st. NV.
Opp. Ambassador Theater. HU. $3.50.
BAMBOO SET. 3 pc, green sailcloth,
spring cushions, cost S159.5O, sell
sSesp R EN- sSs5 sSss 9lfssie 94Ss Fafiadas as y
BANJO. tenor, slinserland May Belle,
Hith fesonator and case; $50. 20.
BARBER CHAIRs-complete equip
ment for 2 stations, including chairs,
almost new: will sacrifice; Contact
Mo- ME Ellison; ;usl THE T. YoUEG l.! MEMS n
BARBER BAAIR5iBfisn saor' Na 'A ESGIf. $500 incl sl
fiuor. lights; excel, condition. 4sO7
Bas1rSsE aa: sSsfi R4 AoGS. GasO' hardly used
s2sIiNs,o asi so4 ssirks. sArHruBs, built
BIocK's 'so56 M st. NV. No.
BaTaINrrrE, asaz prsesieslly new. Bah,
fFitssi leaf tssie wig sH. Pas Sass. s@sahosahs crop
BATHTUBS, new. used; built-in legs;
sinks basins; toilets. PEERLESS
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP, complete
n. for 3;soDth shop. Give phone no
BED, poster compl. ssle., S3s; Holly.
wood bed, S24; Lyre cocktail table
Sl2; barrell bk. chair, SIT: lamp
table, $S; kitchen table, So; server
81; Venetian blinds. 81 ca. TU. 1915
BED, child's crib With mattress and
springs; also chest Of drawers; in
very very goooods cond,; all for S65. Call
BED, double. Hollywood. innersprins
msttseSs' i1o seS3s1 nice cond.' bargain; SO
BED, IL; sdoqSlt double. 4-poster. chippendale.
solid mahogany, S45. WO. 6267.
BED, liy. rm. suites; studio couch
rugs, TV, radio, Other household
items. Reas. TU. 5441,
BED-Fine mahogany double bed. coil
springs. innerspring mattress; S3S,
BEDS, twin. maple, 4 poster; mat
sA sEsss AsSd sSd springs; new cond.; $50
BEDS, bunk. lined oak; sealy mat
tresses; make twin beds: complete
BED, HOLLYWOOD, single: innersprins
mattress; reasonable. Also taffets
bedspread. EX. 1895.
BED with innerspring and box sprins
mattress, chest Of drawers and desk
ettse S5ss accepted; practically new. RA
BED. single. with new coil springs
$50. JA S-5543.
BED-Comfortable folding daybed ant
matt, in nearly new conditions; sac.
SIS. Call WI. 444O. = -.
BEDS-Twin. matched grain, solid
panel walnut and night table, $50
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ANTIoUEsAoPEN TODAY
FOUR WINDS FARM
Furniture. pressed glass. fine china
etc. Out Georgia ave. ext, Rt 81
miles, right on 500 LO. 5-O306
ANTIQUES
Sal

END-OF-WINTER SALE
rocker. So; love seat,
rocker and chair. $50; Victorian love
seat. . chairs. S25; broadax, So:
pine kneehole desk, $50; marble
top washstand, Sis: marble-t top
large % walnut % marbie-top 'A dresser, Ser,
S25: Victorian side chairs, So so;
sewing machine, $3.50: hat rack,
$3.50: also china. glass, wide pic
ture frames, ETC. SHEPARDS. s.
3455 N washington blvd. (opposite
Kann'sl. Browsers welcome. Open
Sundays. weekways 10 a.m.-6 pm.
Free parking. Free delivery.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
WALKER BUILDING
OUR YARD

Slate and asphalt shingles; many. dif-
ferent sizes steel and wood WindoWs
and doors; sheetrock, trusses, 2x3x7
at lac ea.; wooden, slate and marble
mantels. blackboard slate at AOc
per 50. IT.; tile and slate roofing,
long leaf yellow pine. 8" to Il"
wide, up to 30' long.
Complete line Of Glidden time tested
paints. varnishes, enamels. etc.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

~. o1SS nv. G0lV
CAMERAS, Leica, Pa WIsummitar
lens. $3.50: another older Leica
wISummitar and fash attach; /;
Heckfor. 1876 telephoto. Emar
9-cm.. Univ. vieWfinder. fiiters and
misc accessories. NO. 649D.
CARPETING, 80 yds., suitable stair.
CASH DRAWER, brand-new. with lock
and bell. S2T. so. Today. CO, 4625:
cEsH xs LIZ hkl l4sn s,6sy.,bld nH RI 3saS T;,S sun.
pttes: hardly used; Will sac. Today
co. 1879; wk,. i112 l4th NV. DI.
way; brown IN tone. $40. EN-. 4l6o
CA X TER. National. electric.
gccd CO. !. sales sir: cheap. i29
Cash REGISTER. Ma. 'onal. electric,
rings up to 200 30: itenizer. receipt
ard detail tape, g.. clerk keys, paid
out, received on Acc. srd char-e
keys and separate adding unit.
H1tl nth 81 NV. III. ~
CEDAR CHEST-Lovely chest Lane"
cost new around $50, sell today.
CELLO-I754 Gaviries. for advanced
student. collector, or chamber play.
or. Best offer above I,600. For
appointment write BOX 319-s. star.
CHEIR. lovely spanbaek, neutral
shade, foamrub eush.; like new; orig.
$500. sac. S125. RA. 1907.
Continued on Next PasS
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BUILDING MATERIAL
USED, FREE DELIVERY

windows, complete ss and up
Doors -@- SIS and up
Leg tubs, IT, $3.50
Pipe and attings u price Of new
Toilet and tank - Sl7
Layatory basins S5 and up
We also have many other bafEaifs
too numerous to mention and q
large quantity Of used lumber IN
ACE wREcKrNo q
BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
4oo2 MINI. Ave. NE. 9LU. 4-o5oo.
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TV-S.O.S.
M a noeE

LU. 4-0S55.
repairing. rentals,
used portable for sale. Open till 8
pm. BELA'S, 3019 14th NV,
ffic cSl ahd hP saTaitur. aash repair
UPHoLsTERfNG done reasonable.
UPHOLSTERY-Couches, chairs re-
webbed, springs reset; your home or
my shop; furniture repair, all kinds.
ufHoLsTERY p ri SAMNEx; cLEANrSSs dE SSSo sof. and
2 chairs, SIS. Rugs &c So. It. No
minimum charge. Call IA. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Carpentry, All Kinds

CAMERA REPAIR
Movie equip. (foreign or domestic)
BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave. NV
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Free estimates. Tower 6818.
CARPENTRY-Smal Jobs, any kind;
Al mechanic. Free estimate. AD.
9312. IL
CARPENTRY; alterations; repairs;
remodeling: old and new work. MR..
SMITH: OW. 5527, any time. -31
CARPENTRY-Attics; kitchen cab
inets; recr. rooms; store fixtures,
and shelving. WI. 2176.
cement and roof work.
e. OSWALD. 206 74th pl. ne.
ALTERATIONS; con-
crete steps. patios and walks. Free
estimates cheerfully given. Call
WA. 1898 or UN. 0476. Il
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BUILDING MATERIALS

MATERIALS
AvAILABLE-JOB SITES
STRAND THEATER
9th AND D SITS. NV.
Cushioned. leather It's. wrousint
iron steps and ! igs; marble
stairs. mirrors, plG. .ns fixtureG
csii OF. s75s for Appt.
Temporary Office Bldg.
4th &C SITS. NV.
Excellent German siding. sheathing.
like new; celotex. doors. windows,
electric and plumbing fixtures, elec-
trio water cooler, like new: fioorinR
and framing; hot air oil burner fur.
mace, complete with ducts. IN
WALKER BUILDING
462 Indiana Ave. NV.
Two Otis elevstors, 1000 lb. capae-
ity; IRE escapes. i.OOO's Of yards of
good battleship linoleum: marble
slabs. radiation. large quantity Of
eye beams. single pane windows.
h.OOOs OF feet good pine sub floor.
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REMODELING

Basement to roof; private contract.
PAUL KLASSEN
III 18th st. NV. RE. 2176 l.
REFRIGERATORS REPAIRED; also
washers; guaranteed service.
DEPENOo REFRIGERATION CO.
DAYS UN. 1912; Ewes. UN. 1915
ROOFING, all types; cutters. spouts.
carpentry and painting. A. D.
THOMAS. HU. 1882.
RUUtING AND REPAfRS - Prompt
s."rvice. reas. prices; also guttering.
co. 81. 21O0. GL. 225R. M2n
Evening star., 1952-03-30

ROOF' REPAIRS
REPLACE GUTTERS1SPOUT
Free estimates. Call RE. 4492.
FLOORS LEVELED. All
general repairs and remodeling. Free
sSaG: estimates; essbt. C. oRs. $. ofsD fKsIMsALL' ST.
sSoNSE fs9Si a2lSH'' 2Sp c2EMESSGTy 2E SGys5 sw5oRk-sge-
cializing in stone retaining walls,
fiagstone potios, steps, stepping
stones, walks, drives, porches. etc.
Call JERRY. LU. l-4756,
SERVICING including
evenings, Saturdays, Sundays; guar
anteed. RE. l475. 80
TILE SETTING
Free estimates given. Large or small
jobs; all work guaranteed. UN. 1929
TV SETS REPAIRED in home, So up;
but never exceeding SIS for home
service charge regardless of time
spent; written guarantee; prompt
service. Open night and day, z days
a week. EX. 0039. 80
TV OR RADIO TROUBLES? Guaran-
teed repairs by qualified techni-
clan in your home at low rates
Till 8 pm. TV CLINIC, LA. 6-7517.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
BEDROOM

SUITE. 3-pc. blond, prac
new: 5.pc. maple dinette set with
china closet. TO. 1895. p
Evening star., 1952-03-30

BABY FURNITURE--Maple chifIe-
robe; glass top; $39.b9; msple crib.
1885, % maple sDis roi1top insss q desk aEaWsrs and
chair, $3.50; Coison baby stroller,
SIS: Trimble alum. bathinette, $40;
wagon. metal. $3.50. All above
furniture IN almost new condition.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
AIR CONDITION ONERS

For the season. Supply Of rental
units limited. A. small deposit will
R g. M. REFRIGERATION Co,
PA L st. ne. Your authorized
(Rnndedl Service Dealer ! -
Evening star., 1952-03-30
MEN AVAILABLE NOV

For employment. odd jobs. yard. work,
cleaning, etc. SALVATION ARMY.
Harbor Lights Corp. ME. 4532.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

ANIIQUES-CoIlecti Of faience,
Quimper. Neyers, Rouen. Compotes
plates. center pieces. vases. etc. |:
chosen for unusual charm. First
time for sale in o. s. Also rare fall
JoYDoN;s SHOP. HuntinE ToWers
Alexandria, at XII. S-O1SS or TIE.
Evening star., 1952-03-30

PESAGITICAaL, aI a,, NURSES = NEEDED GDaN
Spare-time training plan starts you
in interesting career. High school
not needed. Many earn while learn
ing. FREE information. WRITE!
NURSING, Box 290-S, Star. 81
Evening star., 1952-03-30

New 1852 units; no used; no re-
builts. no rentals. All new, in
factory sealed crates with 5-year
warranties; $3.50 discount for cash.
PARAMOUNT CO., Ga. ave-. at W
st. NV. HU. 1900. Free parking.
Evening star., 1952-06-18

@. An English handbook which we
use at school says, Folks should
not be used for people or family
Correct: My people tnot folks came
from England" Isn't that rule a
little Observation-Disclosures. H. M.
A. Yes. The accepted dictionaries
list folks, "the members of ones
family" as "colloquial." The die
tionary designation "colloquial'
CASUALLY abbreviated Colloq.) is mis-
understood by many. It does not
mean or imply incorrectness. Col
loquial usage is quite proper in all
writing or speech except the ex-
tremely formal, or the solemn: i. e..
serious poetry, sermons, formal
lectures, etc. Merriam Webster's
states: '"The recent tendency in the
best public speaking, both in Eng
land and America, is away from the
formal and toward the cultivated
Icolloquial" BY cultivated COLO
|quial' is meant what is sometimes
spoken of as 'the style Of well-bred
ease"
Folks is thoroughly established In
cultivated colloquial American.
Los Angeles: Is it ever correct te
leave the shire" out of Worcester
shire sauce? And does the name
originate In England?-Mrs. J. H.
A. The sauce takes its name from
Evening star., 1952-06-18

Moths are less brightly colored
on the average, than butterflies, but
some of them have beautiful wings
Others have strange markings.
An example of a moth with beau
tiful coloring is the luna moth
This insect is called, at times, "the
pale empress. of the night" Its
wings are of a light and delicate
green. Lines of purple border the
two front wings. The luna moth
has been described as '.the most
beautiful American insect"
Another member of the tribe, the
tussah moth of Asia, is one Of those
with strange markings. It has four
spots which look like eyes, one spot
on each of its four wings.
Moths exist almost everywhere
There are thousands of kinds in
North America, and thousands of
other kinds elsewhere. These in
sects feed on plant food.
Since they are without stingers
or other weapons, adult moths are
afraid to fight natural enemies
We may wonder how they have
managed to live through the ages
but there are good answers to the
Question.
In the frst place. the wings Of
Evening star., 1952-06-18
7 axe MyWord for 1t
By Frank Cobb, Uncle Rows Corner

Worcester, England, where it origi-
mated. 1t may be called Worcester
sauce, pronounced: wooster, or
Worcestershire sauce, pronounced
WOOS-ter-shear, or wooster
Sher. (The first syllable has the
100" sound as in WOODY
r. H. D. of Long Beach reports
correctly that the word ensconced
is widely misspelled and mispro-
nounced. Many writer's spell it "es-
conced." And the common mispro-
is "eSS-KONST." The
word means established or settled
securely" Be sure to pronounce it:
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-06-18
AnsveF te DUCTTIE.

Dice. diet. duet. duel, duct, dulcet, cell
celt. cite cute, clue. cued, cult, tiled
tide. tied. iced, idle. LED. lice. lieu. lucid
lutte, edict, edit,
Evening star., 1952-06-18
Silver Maple Disease
Called Insignificant
BY the Associatsd Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio. - There's
really no cause to worry if your
silver maple tree looks like it is
coming down with the measles,
says T. H. Parks, extension ento-
mologist at Ohio State University.
Maple bladder gals" is the
correct name for numerous little
bumps appearing on silver maple
leaves this spring. he says. The
globular- shaped gals appear on
the upper surface Of the leaves
and are green at first. Later they
turn red and then almost black
They are caused by microscopic
mites.
The damage Is 50 small that
most authorities question the value
Of control measures. Parks says.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
-

moths help them to escape from
some enemies. Their flight tends
to be jerky, and a winged enemy
may miss striking them.
Moths often have colors or mark
ings which match with flowers,
leaves and other parts Of plants.
This is called protective coloration." +"
So far as possible, they hide them
selves from enemies.
Some look like dangerous insects.
I am thinking chiefly of certain
clear-winged moths which look al
most exactly like wasps, and OF
others which look like bees. One
kind looks like q bumblebee.
Clear-winged moths have wings
which Q person can see through
When their bodies have the shape
and size Of wasps or bees, they look
Evening star., 1952-06-18
By Romon Coffmon

dangerous. For that reason, many
natural enemies are afraid of them.
An illustrated leafiet telling about
the everyday life OF the ancient Romans
will be mailed without charge to any
reader who incloses q stamped return
envelope addressed to himself. Send
your letter to Uncle Ray in care OF
The Star. Ask for Rome and the
Olden Romans.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
Washington, D. G.
JUNE n, 1872

BY Eosley BIockwood
The team of Meek and Brash gets
INTO some weird contracts. Mr..
Meek is determined to keep the bid
ding low. Miss BraSh is just as
determined to get as high as pos
sible. This mutual distrust accounts
for the fact that today's hand was
played at no-trump instead of
spades.
South dealer
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
Miss BraSh)
AA10654
0A543
N6
&K54
WEST EAST
(Mr. Heinsite) (Mr. Muzzy)
Ats AK82
VISA 0Q107
UK10742 UQ853
&873 %J106
SOUTH
(Mr. Meek
AQJ9
2K9
oAJ9
&AQ92
The bidding:
South West North East
club Pass 1spade Pass
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Mr.. Meek's hand was we'll over a.
minimum and second round bid
of two spades would have been en-
couraging. He purposely chose to
bid one no-trump, however, as the
Weakest-Sounding bid he could
make.
OF course, Miss Brash needs no
encouragement. Undismayed by her
singleton diamond, she leaped to
three no-trump.
Mr.. Heinsite led the four Of dia-
monds and Mr.. Muzzy put up the
queen, which lost to the ace. Mr..
Meek saw that he had to win more
than one spade trick to make game
so he led the queen Of spades and
let it ride.
Mr.. Muzzy won with the king and
returned the eight Of diamonds.
Mr.. Meek sadly played the nine and
waited for the opposition to run the
rest of the suit.
But Mr.. Heinsite, after winning
with the ten of diamonds, and after
thinking awhile, shifted to a club.
Since the club suit broke, Mr.. Meek
racked up II tricks.
why didn't you run your dia-
monds, Heinsite?" asked Mr.. Muzzy,
getting in the first licks.
Because your right lead after
winning the king or spades was the
trey of diamonds, not the eight, "
roared Mr.. Heinsite.
Always return your fourth high
est. I knew the eight could not bel
the fourth highest because saw the
ace and queen go on the first trick,
Meek's nine on the third trick, and
I had the king and ten myself. In
other words, I thought Meek still
had the jack of diamonds guarded"
Repeat that, please" said Mr..
Muzzy, partly to kid Mr.. Heinsite
and partly because he really didn't
understand it.
Mr.. Heinsite glared. "Just re-
member" he repeated, ALWAYS, al
ways return your fourth highest.
Z always" is a pretty dangerous
word to use concerning bridge. In
tomorrow's deal, Mr.. Heinsite had
to hedge little on these instruc-
tions.
Evening star., 1952-06-18
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