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Bricks-Bricks

Bricks-Bricks
Good, loo clean brick, any quantity $40
Pef GENERAL wREcK1NG co.
MI. 6177. 40
BUILDING MATERIAL
STRAND THEATER
eth and D SITS. NV.
TO be torn down. all material avatl
for sale at site. incl. hundreds Q
foGd ffSfI3nss. Sasniehs lisht fistufes doors. Win
doWs, marble stairs, iron stairs mir
rors. plumbing fixtures and raoia
18th AND C SITS. Sc.
Seven brick houses, 2 heating plants
suitable for 6-rm. houses; sash
doors good hsTS YSap rsd-faee Df'ek'
Thousands OF good Used brick. win
dows, doors. trims. sheetrock, Woooei
trusses. 2x3s at &c linear it,, hun
Srsds Of sDtsIo nsTdiosssd nnd items 1ooa s1en arb
and slate, good used blackhoar.
SIate at 4oc per 50. IT.. tile AM
slate roofing.. bathtubs. toilet.
basins, pipe. 4-in long-leaf yello'
pine. Up 70 soft. lengths in Q
A complete line of 3lidden's time
tested paints, varnishes, enamei'
visit isit our yard and ,et Us show 20,
how TO get Absolute Ram Prctec
ton With our strictly moder
Crossiey aWning-type windows. w
can save you real money on you
building operations.
ABCD CORPORATION
1891 Jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl
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1347 TAYLOR ST. N.W.--3-bedrm.
home, redecorated, equip. kit, tile
heat. storage attic. i screened
porches, garage; $11S. HU. 6S44.
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POULTRY. RABBITs 8 EGGS

POULTRY. RABBITS 8 EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 z st. NV.
Wirthmore feeds. baby chicks and
WEEK old CHICKS. N. II. Red,
w. Rock. W. Wyandott. S12 per
hundred; day old. $1,000; roasting
size capons. Commercial Matching.
o. @. MAXWELL. Lanham, Nd. WA
1915. Md. permit A. Md. 124-52.
--l8
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ANTIQUES - Drop-leaf table. eariy
American walnut, 6 matching hand
carved chairs: 2 pine mantels; laWr
mower; mirror; misc. DE q473
ANTIQUES-Two Chippendale din
ing room chairs. Phone 70 evenings.
BASINS. SINKS. BArHTUBs; built
in, S25. Fittings, new or used
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO
BATHTUBs. new, used, built-in, legs;
sinks, basins. toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO. 2237 Ga. ave. DE 1886
BATHROOM SETS, used: tubs with
legs; Chicago shower. good fol
beach house. etc. HARRINGTON
HOTEL. 18th and 2 sts. NV. Ma
8140. III
BEDS, 8 solid maple and 2 mahosany
finished single poster beds and
springs, $50 per set. Call ewes. after
9. JU. 7-6S76. III
BEDS! BEDS, BEDS!
Dble.-decker hunks, complete. SOS. 80;
Hollywood beds, comp. with inner
sprs. or cotton mats, SIS or S29. 80;
others, $3.50 UP: mats, $3.50 To
SIS; pillows, s5c up. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES, 611 New Jersey ave. NV
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
New 4-drawer steel, letter size. S44;
out lock, available in gray. green
or walnut N. FRANK d SON
414 3rd st. NV. Elk. 1914.
FREEZER, 35-cu.-ft. York upright;
excellent cond.; ideal for restau-
Woao b656. before 6 pm, or EN-
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new.. bet
ter-grade bedrm., dining rm., living
room. from unclaimed freight and
al ass for s4GSs' eash Lion EEred STORAGE AGE
BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV.
daily, 1876: Sat. till i. RE 43iO
FURNITURE-sofa, club chair. pull-
UP chair, butterfly table, walnut:
oak bed, single; hot plate, Q burners;
Revere 12-in. fryer, good cond.: reas.
FnRNihTHubRiE-Bedrm. set; bookcase;
Sxl2 rug; clothes cabinet; elec.
ssreiler; lamps; waffle iron... IA.
FURNITURE - Cherry corner cup
board. old brown and white china.
gnssaa nstshins chair and ottoman. JE
FURNISHlNGS-Por eficiency apt;
sell all or any part. Aft. $40;
Wkdays; all day wk. ends. TIE. 827S.
FURN.-4-post. mahos. bedrm. suite,
incl. practically new matt and
springs; practically new studio
couch; reas AK 20S6, aft. 6 pm.
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CAMERAS

N--~VD@~@ ~---~
Only the best typesi Movie outfitsl
Pay top prices. BRENNER PHOTC
Co, 933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 1884
DIAMOND JEWELRY OF any descrip-
ton; old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th ST. NV,
FuRNITURE-Single pieces and com.
plete households. etc. AID 1873
ewes. and sundays. AT. 2518.
FURNITURE--Will buy. entire con.
tents or odd pieces; also old china
bric-a-b -brac. Buying and selling .fol
SIS wears. HOPWOODS. eth and 3
sts NV, ME. 52S7.
FURN. = Secretary-Goy. Winthrop
$50: Eng1 lounge chair. $50; sol
mahoe. cocktail table blue mirroI
top, $50. 10. 2-86S6. IL
FURNITURE Full contents. odt
pieces; wash. mach. stoves, refer.
S. Z. FURN. EXCHANGE
210 7th ST. Sc. AT. 0686
FURNITURE, all kinds, full content.
/ or single pieces: refgr.. dishes, misc
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CO.
906 9Th st. Sc. Ii. 1881
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ALTURAS HOTEL
lGILL-BERT

1OU5 1UtKl d. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble rms; run
ming water and pvt. bath; dining
room; So per day up. HU. GIG.
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RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
MAGNAVOX TRADE-IN

MhATNAv\IA AIG<1A|1-A4N
Excel. bargains, fully recond. and
guar. wide selection styles. finishes.
I'M; 3-sp. phonos.; other makes
radios from $40 up: radio.phonos:
from Si5 up. FRED WALKER. 1906
Wilson blvd, Arl., OK. 1174 or GL:
All. Open Wed. Thurs. Fri; Till
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AcrOsonic spinet
signed. Baldwin built. Baldwin guar.
anteed. Embodies features of small
grand and uprights; full resonant
tone. Baldwin patented. full-blow
action. lifetime durability. Available
in wide selection Of eye-appealine
cases in mahogany. walnut. light
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRCH.
a25 g st: NV.
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FOR RENT
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

COUPLE, NO CHILDREN. desire 2.
bedrn, furn. house: permanently
ssitgsted sHgsd In Wash. Best refs AD.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED--ws
have fine tenants for homes in hear
bv Md. or NV. D. c.: free apprais-
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone us today. FERRY
HAY Co, 81. 6242. -17
AT ONCE: Two bedroom unfurnished
with basement and garden; close N.
Call EX. 4160. Ext 1924; evenings.
MA. $50. Room 935. IL
2 OR 3 BEDRM. unfurn. house; near
Anacostia: nav. OF: 2 infants under
g. Box 356-M. Star. 20s
GEORGETOWN-Coupie desires or
3 bedroom unfurnished house; rea-
sonably priced. Woodiey 6n55. 1Ts
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom det. house
tfirepi) mod. elec. kit. screened
porch, firepl. din. room; guar. excel.
are APPROX. $50 mo. uN. als3.
NINE TO FIFTEEN room house
wanted; unfurnished In Dupont Cir-
Gle area. RA. 1873. 17s
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HNTET. ,1110
$12.5e PER WEEK

phone. elev. service; 5000 to sci
wk. 144G Rhode Island ave. NV
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BUIIDING MATERIAL

We have special prices On an kinds
q used Si hnildins mastSlnE mastsS5lina saen odrina y
and doors. Also all kinds Of mis-
cellaneous steel radiators, tenctna
and windows.
General Wrecking Co.
BRENTWOOD Rp. AND W ST. NE;
NJ. 6177 go
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvISION-RCA. Admiral. GE:
table models. consoles, combinations
up to 50T on; terms. KITS.
TELEvfSION treconditionedl. popu-
lar brands: legitimately guar:
priced to sell; also excellent deal
on new set. Easy credit terms.
Free home demons. before buying.
Open ewes. til 8. p. o. SMITH
s. 4 s., 1874 H st. ne. II. 3-2545,
TELEvYissiHODN-Deep-eut prices on our
entire floor stock Some with radio
phonographs. Standard makes.
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. Open evenings. I'll
TELEVISION SET. 20-in., blond ma
hogany console, perfect condition,
$500; owner leaving area. LO.
TELEvIsION, 1881 PHMCO 16 in;
S100. Telephone AP. 1853. 30
TELEVISION
Observation-Disclosures
Excel bargains, fully recond. and
guar; 10. II. 16-in. table models.
consoles. TV-radio- -phono. comb.
FRED WALKER. 26O5 Wilson blvd,
Arl.. OK 1174 or GIL. l4711. Open
Wed. Thurs. Fri. till 8 pm. --19
vYFUrT VFFYFeYTNNY
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FU r NIT RE
Groups and Odd Pieces
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
FILING DEVICES, MIRRORS
REGINA MUSIC ROX. RADIOS
TELEVISIONS, WASHERS
REFRIGERATORS, RANGES. ETC.
BY AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S
905 e st. NV.
TOMORROW
9.30 AM. Until Mid-afternoon
mahogany and maple bed
room groups. sofas. sectional sofas
hide-a-bed, sofa beds, lounge chairs
end, coffee, lamp. and dining room
tables. chrome dinette suites. rugs,
carpet, books, China. glassware,
:, linen, beds. coil and box springs.
mattresses dressers, chest OF
drawers, etc.
AT / PM.
BY order Finance Co.
Emerson 20' television,
Traveller IA" teievision,
Philco IA" television.
INSPECTION INVITED
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TOPSOIL
II you want the best, you want sol
from the rich Patapsco Valley HI
HARDY AZALEAS
Ten plants, $3.50. CAPITAL
NURSERY, 17l5 B1adensburg rd.,
open sunday. III
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTTOTJES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china, glass.
ware; Oriental art objects. jeWelry
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY, IA. 1888.
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NEW APARTMENTS

NEW APARTMENTS
Liv. rm.. din. rm. area, kit. bedrm.,
and bath: bsmt. with each apt;
$3.50 per month. plus. utils.; from
Alabama ave. and Wheeler I'd. Sc.
block on Wheeler I'd. TO Congress st.,
GRuvER COOLEY. ma. 1857. IL
NEW DE LUKE BLDG.
CAPITOL PLAZA APIS.
Effic. apt. available. Call Elk. 2536.
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ANTIQUES WANTED

ANTIQUES WANTED
STLVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jewelry. china, glassware and bric-a-
brac d. Milestone, North 0300
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1898 Wis ave
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving, storage
ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1916
rs
BEDRM.. DINING RIM. AND OTHER
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL TILL 8 PM. oRDWAY 6677
BOOKS BOUGHT. highest cash prices
paid. all kinds. any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 176S Pa. ave. NV
Books NEEDED - Highest cash
expense. DISTRICT BOOK STORE
724 9th st NV. Me 1896.
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HEATERS AND STOVES

MOTORS. I/100 to 100 h.p.: and re-
duction gear: 6-440 volts: rewound
exch. CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0224.
MuLTILITH, Model so. working con-
dition Best offer. 202S 18th
NEON SIGNS--Two, reads Cash or
Credit with transformers. Ma.
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7 MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
tconsinued. \
EDELMAN MOVING AND sTORAGl

EDHLMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture IS part
reas. IA. 2937: ewes, GE I4l6.
EX-GI. move pack, crate, store; nc
job too big or too small We clean
attic and bsmt. HO. 5819. 10.
MOVINGl
One or two pieces, or entire house,
MOVING, HAULING -7-DAY
Week; no Job too small. 81. 1000.
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PRINCE KARL HOTEI,

2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms. some with pvt. bath. maid anc
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GORDON HOTEI,

o16 18th st. NV. large double rms
with bath, SIS per Wk.: with run.
ming water, S22. Special singl,
rates. Ma 1894.
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RRICK B'

Thousands of bricks are available
for immediate delivery. Consult ACE
for all your masonry needs. ACE
WRECKING CO., LU. 4-0500. III
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Many New Sets
Below Wholesale Cost

! special deal on any Tv we sell.
All popular makes In factory cartons
No trick ads. Top trade-in allowed
CASH OR TERMS
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NE.
MODERN BLDG.

Liv. rm.. bedrm.. dinette. kit. and
bath; tenant pays utils.: 500 so
r. S. BLACKSTONE. Realtor, 1O1f
18th st. NV. Ma. 1890. LIZ
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
10th and r SITS. n.w.-Special weekl,
rates; sgle. and dble. rms; ali Witf
pvt. bath. Call DU. 1000.
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COPPER TUBING
DESKS

once, new and used: all sizes ane
types at great savings. ~ FRANK
& SON, Ala 3rd st. NV, Elk. 6974
DIAMOND. 1A-ct.. perfect: sacrifice;
appraisal permitted. w. II. YOUNG
MA. $3.50. or BOX 415-M, star. I8'
DTAMONDS-Lady's 81 ct. 500
mans y ct. $175; lady's. 1h ct.
$3.50; mans ia cts. $500: man,
1N cts, S400; lady's 2A cts. 500
AL prices include mounting; trades
accepted. LIVINGSTON q CO.
1923 II st; NV. ME. 3440. -22
DICTAPHONE, Timemaster. --latest
model: new eond.: carrying case
Substantial reduction. RA. 1866.
all types. sales. rem
tails, repairs: hand and electric
Terms. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO., 1881 T. Capitol st.. Ii. 3-00S2,
Our 42nd year; $50 to $50 incl
ENCYCLOPEDIA. Americana. with
81 annual. latest edition, new con.
dition; $3.50 or best offer. will de.
liver. 10. 2-54SO. -17
END. TABLES IL pair. teakwood,
perfect condition. SMITH TRANS
FER AND STORAGE CO. at our
Georgetown store, 1904 M st. NO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BUILDING MATERIALS - Beautiful
mon. $3.50 per NIB; No. s COM
mon. S130 Nib. BALTIMORE
LUMBER CO.. 1900 N. =. ave. ne.
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Our yard is now well-stocked with
many values In the used material
line. Among these are complete
windows. IS and up: doors for as
low IS SIS, and bath tubs. $12.50.
lumber at economical prices Is now
available. For your convenience
ACE is now carrying complete
line Of NEW material. One stop ct
our yard nils all your building needs.
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COLORED-s61E DECATUR ST. NE.
-Four rooms; need some repairs:
$3.50 mo. as Is. HARRY JUSTINE.
S11 18th st. NV. Ma. 2S44. --1S
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MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL

1901 K ST.. NV, RIGHT DOWN
TOWN-Newly decor; phone 24-hl
switchboard; sgles.. dbles.; reas
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL CH. 6333:
ewes. EN-. 61f,5
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Large double room. suitable fol
couple, 2 young ladies or 2 gentle.
men. Maid service. Mr.. Scott
Circle. Walking distance down.
! town. EX. 1918. --21
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ACE
WRECKING AND BLDG. MATERIAL
COMPANY

Free Delivery
Open Saturdays
4002 Minnesota Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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Or unfurnished; privileges. RA.
coLoRED-oNE FuRN. RIM. . ige.
front rms; unfurn.; all privii. HU.
cdoII1oSRED-17so 18th ST. Nv
Newly dec. nicely furn.: cony.
coLoRED--RURN. sGLE. RIM. for
CoIoRED. sSIo ES CLEAN DOUBLE or singl.
rm.; near shops and car; privileges.
cooIIoRfEIDs.' I11a r ST. .N.w.ELse,
furn. rm.: cooking priyils.., use oi
laundry rm.; blk. from nth st.
sssrl,ns &c n oD9ys only SSn III 6s s7aa dSr persons
|C0LoRES. 81 HSi Snif; ises II 1 sfys 81. N.w-Farn
rm.. suitable for persons; M. cook
ing: only S29.37 per mo. for 2 per-
pm. except Sundays. Hu. 5ios,
|CoLOREp-I447 FLA. AVE. Nv
All privil. S35 per mo. LU. 10000
|CoLORED--NICE Ire. rm., Belmon,
ST., twin beds, empl. adults, close to
bath. Cow. trans. LU. 4-1l74
CoLoRED-aos4 FLAGAR PL. NV.
Nice furn. I'm, cple. or settled
Of phone. no children, $40 wk. Du.
CSOiL,O0RED-LovELY LGE. front rms. Z
with new range and refgr., wash
ing machine. ironing facilities: stor-
age space avail; modern furn. and
drrnishipss; s psS: otsr S1ns gTs 1yai S sfls
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units limited. A small deposit viii
reserve your unit. Cali Ii. 3-41l2.
r & NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.,
PA L st. ne. Your authorized
Evening star., 1952-05-26
7 axe Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

language of the gambler Of the
last century who, when he had lost
his last dollar at the gaming table,
declared that he had played himself
out of the game.
Small amounts of money which
a woman sets aside for the pur-
chase of incidentals are called pin
money" Pins were once made by
hand, and cost as much as one
dollar a dozen. Housewives, there
fore, resorted to various expedients
Gas many still do) to earn pin
money or to wheedle it out Of the
reluctant pockets of their spouses.
At one time in England, q husband
was required by law to set aside
a certain sum of pin money for his
wife'S exclusive use.
A misdirected effort is often
termed barking up the wrong
tree" This is q hunters phrase
that arose, quite naturally, from the
dogs losing the scent and mistak-
ing the tree in which the game had
taken refuge. The willy raccoon will
often escape overhead through the
branches of the trees, leaving the
dogs behind frantically barking up
the wrong tree.
tDiEributsd By MeNaught syndicate. Inc.)
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By Romon Coffmon

that they would be redeemed in
silver as soon as James became
British king again. Each gunmetal
coin carried a record of the month
of minting, as well as the year.
An illustrated leaflet telling about
the everyday life of ancient Romans
will be mailed without charge to any
reader who incloses a stamped return
envelope addressed to himself Send
your letter to Uncle Ray in care CT
The Star Ask for Rome and the
Olden Romans and allow 10 days FOR
reply.
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Answer 70 THRoMBUs.

thus, throbs. thumb. thou. tombs. tours
tumors, hours. host. hurts, humor. robust
rout, rush. rust, oust, most, mouth. moth'
mush, must, bout. both, broth. brush,
burst bust, bush. shrub. short. shot. shut
shout, smut, sour. sort. SOUTH strumt
storm. stub.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Uncle Ruy's Corner

During a visit in Fire (the Irish
Free State) I found the people
using coins with the same names
as coins of Great Britain. There
were pennies, half pennies, shillings
and so on.
I observed big difference, how
ever, in the designs on the coins.
Instead of bearing portraits Of
kings and queens, the Irish coins
carried images of animals, chiefly
those of the farm. Some Of them
had the outline of large harp on
one side.
Irish folk today may spend bronze
pennies as large as half dollars.
Such pennies have hen and
chicks on one side.
On a halfpenny in Fire we may
see the outline of SOW with little
pigs. A silver shilling shows a bull,
and a six-penny piece bears the
outline Of wolfhound.
Coins have been minted in Ire
land for more than a thousand
years. Back in the time of the
Norsemen. many silver coins were
issued there. In that period Irish
coins carried portraits Of Danish
kings.
Later coins OF Ireland commonly
Iha3 portraits Of British rulers. unit
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2-ShiIIing Piece-Ireland, 1928.

the Irish Free State took over the
coinage "a years ago.
One British ruler, James II, lost
the throne, but tried to use Ireland
as a stepping stone to gain it back.
After fleeing to France, and getting
a little help from the French king,
James landed in Ireland. He
gathered as many Irish soldiers as
possible.
Frenchmen and Irishmen stood
side by side in battles against the
British, but they were defeated.
James spent the rest Of his life In
exile in France.
Those events led to the minting
of strange coins. These were made
'of gunmetal. but it was promiseS
Evening star., 1952-05-26

Did you ever wonder why we say
that we "fly off the handle" when
our tempers get the best of us? The
very life of the early American
settler depended on his rifle and his
ak. When the latter few of the
handle, meaning, of course, that
the ak would be useless until a new
helve could be secured, we may be
sure that the unfortunate back
woodSman expressed his chagrin in
thunderous denunciation of the
poor implement.
When we are exhausted, physical
ly, mentally or financially, why do
we say that we are played OUT?
The expression was taken from the
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Contract Bridue
washington, D. G.
MONDAY, MAY 26, 1852

BY Eosley Blockwood
Mr.. Champion doesn't usually like
70 try for slam when Mr.. Muzzy
Is his partner. But this hand, he
felt. was an exception.
North dealer. Both sides vul-
nerable.
NORTH
(Mr. MuzZy).
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%AK109732
WEST EAST
Mr. Dale). (Mrs. Keen).
AA9762 A1053
0542 1865
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80 &84
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion).
AKA
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18
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The bidding
North. East. South. West.
club Pass 2hearts Pass
Sclubs Pass ANT Pass
5d'm'ds Pass 5hearts Pass
6clubS All pass
He had solid hearts, second
round control of both spades and
diamonds. And surely Mr.. Muzzy
had at least one ace and one of
the two top honors in the club suit.
The main question seemed to be,
exactly how many aces did Mr..
Muzzy have? If he had two or
more, Mr.. Champion was willing to
bid the slam. If he had only one,
five hearts should be safe spot.
So, Mr.. Champion bid four no.
trump and learned his partner hao
just one ace. He then bid five
hearts and sat back with feeling
of confidence and contentment to
await the opening lead.
"Is it my lead?" asked Mr.. Dale.
"Wait just a minute" said Mr..
Muzzy. 1.-THE bidding isn't over
yet"
Only the ethics Of the game kept
Mr.. champion from saying, 1.-THE
bidding had BETTER be over, you
clunk-head." But, Of course, the
opponents would have objected to-
that remark. So the great man
just sat there, fuming inside, his
mouth a hard, straight line.
Mr.. MuzZy fidgeted, squirmed,
looked at the ceiling, pulled at his
lower lip and finally bid six clubs.
Mrs. Keen cashed the ace of
diamonds, took q look at dummy
and shifted to a spade. Curtains.
"But had no hearts at ALL" Mr..
Muzzy said. 81 was afraid to let you
play hearts"
what kind Of heart suit did
you think I had, stupid, four to the
queen-ten?" stormed Mr.. Cham
pion. did you think your club suit,
missing the queen and jack, was
better than a heart suit which I
bid all the way to five with no sup
port from you?"
Mr.. Muzzy had forgot the rule
of 26. He had looked only at his
own hand, without trying to
visualize his partners cards and his
ewn as one unit.
Copyright. 1852. General Features corp)
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Word Come
Find 81 or more words in
USCULAR,

meaning, "brawny, strong" Av-
erage is 10; 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 q
word is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

glass and dirt, then Is bull
dozed into the particular spot
being filled. 1t is put In by
layers, and when completed
the fill will range from 6. to
9 feet thick. Eventually, the
entire area will be covered
with topsoil and Handicapped.
The vast amount of trash
that has been hauled to the
Kenilworth grounds since the
project was started in 194l
almost staggers the imagina-
ton. Then only about 1000
truckloads a month were
dumped; now approximately
10000 trucks. ranging from
small pickups to big five-ton
vehicles, dump there each
month.
incidentally. the dumping
ground is a poor place to look
for lost articles. Very little,
if any, valuable material Is
found.
Searching for a lost article
before the daily fires are
ignned really would be like
looking for a needle in a hay
stack. If the missing article
were infiammable, it probably
would be burned. II it were
gold or silver, it would not be
picked up by the magnetic
crane and soon would be
hopelessly buried. w. J. NJ.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
New Truck Steps Up Capacity
|Of Foam to Smother Plane Fires

The Naval Research Laboratory
yesterday demonstrated its new
fire truck for combating blazes in
crashed planes and, in the process
whipped up a tremendous amount
of snow-white foam.
The truck can cover q burning
airplane with $1,000 gallons Of q
sticky. flre-smothering foam in q
matter Of seconds.
Present crash trucks in use can
produce only about half that much
foam. The new truck will give
passengers and crew in q crashed
and burning plane an increased
chance for survival.
The Bureau of Aeronautics
sponsored The demonstration with
the Naval Research Laboratory
Before ordering the new fire.
fighting system into production,
the bureau has asked industry to
offer suggestions for improves
ments. !
The truck carries the same
amount of water-about 1000 gall
lons-and foam forming liquids as
the present trucks do. But, with
the same amount of liquids. the
new truck can beat up $4,000 gal
Ions of foam as compared to
1000 gallons for the old trucks.
Evening star., 1952-12-17
Woman Given Year
In Drinks Contempt
Case; Appeal Noted
By the Associated Press

BOSTON, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Mary
A. Hooley, 81, mother Of three. was
free today pending appeal from q
one-year sentence imposed yes
terday for contempt Of court In
her refusal to answer questions
before a grand jury hearing evil
dence in the $1,219.oO0 Drinks
robbery.
Federal Judge William T. Nc
Carthy continued her bail OF
5000 after he adjudged her gull
ty Of impeding justice by refusing
to tell the grand jury if she ever
saw $4,000 in cash.
Mrs. Hooley was pale, but out
wardly impassive when the judge
told her:
II have heard in your behalf
eminent counsel and I have ad-
viSed you and given you chance
to return to the grand jury and
answer certain questions made
clear to you on the record and
which ] have ruled would have no
tendency to incriminate you. You
have refused"
Announcement by her attorney,
Joseph J.. Gottlieg, that he was
filing notice Of appeal led the
Judge to say:
II have saved your rights.
She is very fortunate I didn't
give her two years. and I want
you to know If my rulings are
found correct-and have pro-