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Executive Offices, 3rd Floor
LACY'S
9th and E SITS. NV.

TELEv1SION SERVICE MAN, bench
work; permanent; good salary. for
htgh-class man. DAUBER'S. 1890
rEIEvIsIoS ifiR 81 e." "sERvrcEMAN, outlid. Ml
calls only; best piece-rate deal in
town. See +, Dowd. DOWD'S TELE-
VISION. 441S Conn. ave. -
TELEVISION TECHNICIAN. New
firm, offers unusual opportunity for
exper. TV benchman. LU. 2-l660
TELEPHONE CLERK-we will train
you, for collection and skip-tracinE
work in our credit department; good
opportunity, steady position, ad-
yancement assured. Apply HOLLY
WOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st.
TIRE CHANGERS, experienced, &C good
salary and working conditions. BEN
TRUCK DRIVER, retail furniture
store. Apply in person, vIRGA 4
TRUCK DRIVER and helper. around
mill; alI-year Job. FLAHERTY
BROTHERS, INC. 1882 Mt. olivet
xus u.G. III
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SERVICE STATION HELP
PART TIME

A454b v 4~44 ~ "A AS&N 44GA4
PART TIME
Evenings and week ends. experience
necessary; desire man with ability
to perform. minor mechanical re-
ggoEs gess Egggo EAggol snRSfcESrEF n RscsS THoSe Ss5o
New Hampshire ave. Takoma PARK,
dssirs iuil o. ). part.tims. perm. 20. 20.
sition; excel. pay and commission,
disqualification. sick leave. vacation
Gil I'll c., es55 Blair Al ri'Gni rd. NV. AcsS msSS
SERVICE STATION MEN - Exper.
shift leaders t2) train for station
managers. Top salary, commission.
Hospitalization, vacation. Apply in
GheSsrly efhrsonj Ess9' M S4S6 Annapolis Td,'
SHEET .nsed dI. METAL Mi mechanics nnga sxps5i p
WARREN at So. George Mason and
So. Columbus ave-, Arl., Va. ~-2s
SHIPPING CLERK-Do not apply un-
less thoroughly experienced In ship
keepins records; $50 vE. TO start.
saeeRRlWS aeeRRWSA4ze SRos sSsi sssz' lathM MSndss e. s.
SHIPPING CLERK MESSENGER, good
penman. good at fls9res: 35-hour
handwriting, giving age, education
Snd experience. BOZ 358-D, Star.
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED-Reii-
able for this District; sell to Wearer
for nationally known company, COM
plete line Of dress, work and sport
shoes, fol-. men. Liberal commissions,
samples to producers. Write Dept.
K, DOUBLEWEAR SHOE CO..
Minneapolis 8, Minnesota.
SHOE REPAIRMAN, to do work COM
plete; must be fast, good. and do
neat work; white preferred; S75 or
better per week. Box 1I3-K. Star.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
PORTER
PHARMACISTS

ACE xb-40
Registered In Md. Va. or p. c.. Or
sliaible for reciprocity. excel: oppert
progressive org: good sfarting sal-
ary, comm. and bonuses, sick leave,
hOspitaliIati0n and vac; pleasant
WofkinG eond. Write 0iv1ng fun de-.
tails. Boz &B7-D, star. 30
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for 900-acre beef cattle
and salary expected. Box 435. Star.
for lawn mower and gar
den tractor shop. Experienced with
2 and 4 cylinder motors 5Ia-day
week. year-round work, paid Vaca-
tions. holidays and disqualification.
See Mr.. Ritter, MAIONEY'S. INC,
1926 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
-
HELPER, white, with
drivers permit, and familiar with
autos. See Mr.. Ewin, WHIT
STATS. 1906 14th st. NV, HO.
S177 Monday
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Salesman

$50. 900 a year guaranteed il you are
the right man. Here are the qual-
Ill 23 to SO years of age.
t2l Personality plus.
ca A top producer. month after
month. IN your present organiza-
t4l A sales leader in ali past organi-
cations With which you have been
tsS WillinE to work hard and Ions
t65 A resident or willing to make
Washington your home.
f7l Owns Q good automobile.
(Sl In your own opinion.
SUPER SALESMAN
If your record win stand the test,
write US. giving full particulars,
which will be handled in strict con.
fldence. Our present statesmen know
about this ad. Box 328-H. Star: --29
SALESMAN
To a man with book sales experience
We have, we believe, one Of the best
new educational service sales prop
ositions in this area. Responsible
man In the 81, 500 year class. Work
by appt. only. Contacts furnished and
high comm. paid weekly. No de-
linauent chg. backs. See w. j.
Hayes, Ambassador Hotel, Monday.
10-1 or "a only. Please do not
phone. Out Of town applicants write
Box 4S4-H. Star. go
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HELP MEN
Minhf

Stenographer-Top Flight
Age 20-2S; $3.50 mo. Fiye-day week
Position available Immediately, eoot
9ppoEt. Advancement. Reply to Bo,
S0O-as 6tar.
WANTED, reliable, honest
sober; fraternal organization; re,
tired man or one looking for addi'
tionAl income; will interview from
f1dier's lane. Silver S- spring. Md IA
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HELP MEN
Statesmen
TV APPLIANCES

We open In Washington this week.
National Appliance chain seeks ex-
perienced clnsers for new washing.
ton stores. No outside demo. or So
licttaticn REQUIRED. Draw against
comm. Contact MR.. HAFFNER, co.
1900, Suite lOI. Sat. -6nr. 2TS
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TELEVISION
statesmen

For home demonstratio force Of
Washington''s largest television and
appliance chain. Earn up to 5000 q
week. AL leads furnished-all leads
Generons ean.ny sS 5nan hsn. we ean hsn1ls ineGs
paid up life Insurance, group hos
pitalIzation. paid vacations. Apply
In person. Mr.. Ralph Craig,
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JANITOR
JEWELRY MAN

We want several top flight aggressive
jewelry store managers capable Of
producing big figures, excel. salary,
profit sharing arrangement and Q
brilliant future. Give full details
about yourself, age, preyifns ex-
perience. Replies confidently. Boz
"74-B. Star. 40
KITCHEN UTILITY MAN, white;
chance TO learn cooking: salary,
weeks vacation with pay after
Vt. Apply in person. do not phone.
MASONIC AND EASTERN STAR
HOME, 5000 New Hamp. ave ne.
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HELP MEN
ENGTNFER

To sell heating and air cond. for est.
retail contracting CO.; opportunity 20
earn $1,000 or better. We have this
position open due to one Of our men
leaving. We have o training pfogrann
for the right man. Apply BY letter to
George C. Webster.
JOHN G.. WEBSTER u SONS
627 r st. NV, Established 20 Yrs"
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SALES-C S-CONEUITAMT
Experienced In outside sales, specially
selling an asset. Working from
written inquiries only; no can
vassing, must have car, willing to
travel days wk. High rate COM
mission paid weekly. Must be bond
able. win be thoroughly trained and
schooled at our expense. Unlimited
future to right applicant. Must be
available to start work Immediately.
Average monthly earnings 5000 to
$500. Application letter must state
past sailing experience, age, and any
other information that will be help
full, including your phone number
to be considered for immediate inter-
view. AL information in strictest
confidence. Box 361-H, Star.
SALES ENGNEER-Sales engineer
ing work with representative Of
nationally known manufacturers Of
steam generating and power plant
equipment. Excellent opportunity
for ab0ye-Gvefage man. Write. giy-
9s l.nes sstsii asa 8 sssp s.r lne sSpe
SALES REPRESENTATTVE, 25-36. @
take orders for SOC cArded nuts and
popcorn from retail stores. No de-
iiyefies or collections. Salary. S66
8 week plus commission 70 man Who
proves be can SELL Cal SIsARk,e
WHOLESALE CO... IA. 2-76oS. TO-
day for personal interview.
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TRUCK DRIVER

coLORED-25-38 years of age; pre-.
vtous experience. clear driving record
and D. C. drivers permit are neces-
sary. iiust be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel. Room sos;
open weekdays S:30-6 and Sat. 9-1
No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
.- il01 Penna. Ave. NV.
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REPRESENTATIVES,
CLERK

experienced knowledge 81
PIX HOTEL BLACKSTONE. 1n16
18th st. NV. DI. 3510. -27
ROUTEMAN, for established laundry
and dry cleaning routes, Excellent
opportunity for ambitious men; 5.
day week; good base pay. with
liberal commission and Euaranteed
minimum. See Mr., Heinhuch,
STERLING LAUNDRY, 1921 21tb
st Nv. RE 0033 -27
ROUTEMAN for laundry and dry
cleaning route. no experience neces-
sary; must have references and be
able to meet the public. See Mr..
Ellis. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY.
RSffTTtK SSsT < ssti;IIhi;ggMAS. 8; M married IN man
who Is now employed and wants 70
better his income and increase his
opportunity for advancement. We
have an established retail route OF
customers who buy from us. regu-
larly; no soliciting. We furnish
car and pay all expenses. Liberal
retirement and pension fund. steady
work no layoff; salary and COM
mission win pay earnings in ex-
cess of $40 per wk. No sales ex-
pefience required as we train you
fully with g supervisor for z Wks
Apply COOK COFFEE COMPANY.
Ero r1fIiV1 81 N a
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TRUCK DRIVERS
Cinder blocks; only experienced with
references need apply. RA 0G01
after am. 90
Nv SERVICE NAN, outside; ear necess
sary; attractive proposition. CAN
tn: 5000: --27
Evening star., 1952-01-27

SALESMAN DISTRIBUTOR
Two open Territories, Montgomery Co.
and Frederick, Md, to sell Baby
Ruth and Butter Fingers on fran
chise basis. Cash deposit required
Good salary and commission. Truck
furnished. Write ]. r. ST1REWALT,
2100 Dexter ave-, Silver Spring, Md.
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SHOEMAKER WANTED
Excellent Opportunity

SHOEMAKER WANTED
Excellent Opportunity
For Ambitious Man
Modern shop; vacation with nay, full
szsr sasry i tas year .s ssGund SdDs
II you wish q steady job, where you
will always be treated as . gentle
man. With an opportunity to ioin
q profit-sharing organization. apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS
3740 Minnesota Ave. NE. 20
SKIP TRACER
Experienced for collection dept, Of
salary, steady position. Apply
H9ILYwooD H.p 4 = 3 CLOTHING CO. 7os
SLIP COvER CUTTERs-sseady JOB
SSatssss Setaesn 8 ana and $50 aSi p.n. NE Mo2aas
cofiee at the lowest cost per cup
in America? Are you interested In
earning $40 to $20 per day? :.
Drawing account; commission and
sHEe1is AZ. oisa aons for appointment. IL & H1s w
lent pay and WORKING eond. SOUTH
GArdloN "a Il No phone csiis 4oiS . SsP'-
SPOTTER for dry cleaning. wool and
silk; must be good; steady job for
right man. Call HI. 1904 orI
sTTEl;N6GRAPHER Fl; tsG3RSAPER and typist; small
patent firm: opportunity to learn
~udiments patent business As you
work. Salary. $6O-$65 week; must
be accurate and speedy. Box look,
Star 80
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statesmen (2)
:. :ss sssssa Sfns WITH 5eF 500 psn WI Eho t.s E
home pay while in training. Elk
perienee not necessary; neat APP
pearance and pleasant personality
are. Apply In person between 10
an. and pm. Monday.
PAN-AMERICAN HEATING co.
ALI ALBEE BLDG.
lkth AND a &TS NV
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statesmen
SALESWEN

Two men to call on INQUIRIES for
hospital insurance. No canYassins.
Quality leads furnished daily mot
Just names and addresses1. Our
men average $3.50 weekly, car
necessary. Also 2 men for nearby
between 9:3O and IL noon. f760
Columbia I'd NV All 2R45 -2n
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SALESMAN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Ne have 4 splendid opening for Q
man who can qualify, 1t is Q real
opportunity for future security and
for immediate earnings In the
6 osns5 $1,000 to pea can yr
the exclusive territory we have
open; no travelling but you will
need q car; sales experience help
full but not essential as we give
thorough training; $50 per week
salary during training period. Write
Box 367-D. Star, giving background.
telephone number. 30
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Statesmen

sell cemetery property. Low pfe-dso
yeloped prices and liberal family
henefit plan make this Q most at
traetive Opportunity. Good worker
eral bonus. Located adjacent to
rapidly growing Silver Spring area.
Top commission and drawing ac-
count against earned commission
to qualified men. Car necessary.
Call MT. Hutchinson for interview,
CEMETERY. Ri11s I'd
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ROUTE SALESMAN

Ambitious married man wanted TO
run good paying laundry-dry clean
5-day week. Apply in person or call
DU. I'LL before 4 pm After pm.
call LO. SOFIA MANHATTAN CO,
Laundry and Dry Cleaning. 1928
Florida ave. NV. 20
ROUTE SALESNTEN-For well-estab-
lished routes: guaranteed salary ana
commission: experience UNNECESSARY.
See Mr; wiltshire 2. the ToLM1AN
between 8 and 12 am. -2T
ROUTE SERVICE MAN. married, 25
to 40, for automatic bererase route;
car and expenses furn.: no selling;
position permanent; good salary TO
start. plus hospitalization arid profit
sharing; excel. working conditions.
Apply In person, 9.30 to IL. per-
sonnel manager, SPACARB, INC.
Ro2rE SO Essa sabriEsRVRIissoR-DRrvrEL. ii z Lsa CON-
plete charge Of small fleet. schedul..
Ing and routing; excel. oppof.:: good
salary, paid vacation, free hosp. and
surg. benefits. OW. 1922. --20
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statesmen

Experienced appliance or kitchen
statesmen earn $500 per ". work
ing on floor or In field for long-es-
tablished plumbing. heating and ap-
pliance company; must be young, re-
liable. clean cut, with desire for a
company. We advertise for our
leads and one-han of our business is
from old customers. Apply BY letter,
Mr.. George.
John G. Webster & Sons
627 r ct. NV. Established 1917
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SALES MANAGER

S4,160 yearly salary. plus
bonus. Experienced selling and
directing small sales star to
call on every type retail mer-
chant. This local concern sells
1000 essential business Sup-
plies. Applicant must have
car. outstanding personality.
leadership and enthusiasm for
selling. Replies held In strict
confidence. Write or wire at
once. Box 409.D, Star.
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SALES SPECIALIST

Man. with car. for exclusive terri
Sc Be- seeEine si, peSmSnent aiSiiatioCnn.. ton.
Minimum weekly earnings, $125.
CAN Lu. 1-4063. for appointment.
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SALESMEN (H
interviews by appointment. Mr.. /
DeMANES. MA Q2Qa -.

SEA FOOD CHEF who can take
charge Of kitchen and can get along
with other people. No Sundays. Old
established house. Box Six, Star.
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RELIEF
CLERK

Must know hand transcript. Full
time job. Apply Box 3ss-H, Star.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC, white
must be sober an5 reliable. Salary
open. Call MR.. DAY, Lo. 4-77:,1.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

SalisT Aps GdsoLsWoob esss1tlsoab Ela:
ING CO., f03 18th st. NV. -27
PORTER-Washington's oldest Chev-
folet dealer has an opentng Tor q
young energetic man TO do gem
era. york around sv,xsl.s ssryice ,,ceses esps.
See Mr.. Kidwell. BARRY-PATE
MOTOR CO.. INC. 1850 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1952-01-27
LIQUOR SALESMAN
MECHANIC.

White, experienced ia hsating and
HinSr plu|htnEE E repairs, laIEe Y, :: art; I i;
wHifNS4 wHiflSs sS5SAA YS5fSASicE Eepnti plpT gSzSS zSSS II
fef6hing Dr.. Arlington. W. --27
Evening star., 1952-01-27
TV SERVICEMEN

TYPEWRITER MECHANIC
on all makes. Apply In
person or by mail. Replies kept
confidential. LEON TYPEWRITER
CO. 625 r st. NV. -2S
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

are alerted to the need of drastic
measures. Well over two million
acres Of timberland, containing
more than II million board feet
of future forest products are threat
ented, or more than $65 million.
The enemy is clad in inoffensive
gray-brown that does not attract
attention. In mid-July she seeks
the underside Of the fir needles.
After depositing her quota Of tiny
eggs she flies away and perishes.
Within 10 days, minute caterpillars
emerge, crawl to crevices in the
bark and hibernate until spring.
BY that time the foliage buds be-
gin to open, the almost starved
caterpillars attack the unopened
buds. Eventually they flourish on
the developing needles, they OUT
grow several tight skins until they
reach q length of an inch. Thou
sands Of them infest a tree during
the feeding period Of two to four
weeks. After this they 60 into the
pupal stage and in two weeks
emerge as winged adults. :
Only. q short period when the
buxom caterpillar is exposed on the
foliage can bombing be successfully
carried out. Then specially
equipped planes skim over the for-
est. Nozzles fixed to the underside
Of the wings spray the trees with
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Take Nv Word for 1t sF'ont Cobb,

subjected to bit Of abracadabra.
Instead Of saying milk substitute,
the manufacturer would be wiser to
call his product: A quart bottle with
water, fat, lactose, caseinogen, lac
talbumin, salts and other constit-
uents ADDED
The word undesirable means mot
pleasing, not agreeable" Undesir-
able company, then. would seem to
mean company not pleasing" The
word, however, is only half descrip-
tive-it may mean exactly the op-
posite of what it seems to mean.
The company is very pleasing to
those who enjoy it; 1t IS undesir-
able only to those who speak of 1t
as such. Such words need to be
qualified, as: His company is un-
desirable to me.
The British government recently
labeled certain American cities as
unhealthful for Britons, and in
cluded one city that had Just been
nationally cited for its cleanup
campaign. The explanation for the
label was that certain American
cities did not meet . detailed stand.
ard In terms Of such things as an.
nual rainfall. Without being qtiali-
ned. the term unhealthful could be
quite harmful, as any good cham-
Der Of commerce win tell you.
Distributed ~ kcNausht eyndicsts. lAn3
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Bombed Budworm.

When an enemy is determined to
destroy your valuable property, and
all other efforts to curb his activi-
ties fail. bombing is remedy left
Ito protect yourself.
Spruce budworms have marched
steadily into the area Of important
timber trees. Troops had to be
called in to protect our Douglas fir
forests. The "a air blitz was con-
Quoted by scientific shock troops
who knew the enemies tactics. The
bombing had to be resorted to when
the foe threatened a territory larger
than the State Of Delaware.
The tree destroyer is a thin
skinned caterpillar. the offspring of
Ia moth of small size. The mother
lis clever, ambitious botanist. For
several years her destructive young
have kept many foresters busy try
ling to outwit her. Lumbermen in
Washington and Oregon plan con-
Itrol methods. But the job must be
on a large scale to control the In
Ivader whose activities are threaten
ing the basic industry Of the Pa
lcific Northwest.
Reading the reports Of the Spruce
IBudworm Action Committee COM
lposed of leading lumbermen, for
Iesters private, Federal and State
lintRFests, show that . great many
Evening star., 1952-03-11

Bulwer-Lytton, in 1888, para
phrased what others before him
had said: "The pen is mightier
than the sword" The modern
world knows the fatal power Of
the word: it can kill as surely as
the keenest edge of steel.
The witchcraft Of the word ma
gician has been applied at all levels.
Americans dislike the increase in
motor accidents, but to label an
automobile a "lethal weapon" is
poor wordology. Even q toothpick
can be a lethal weapon if it Is used
to kill.
The word failure" bewitches.
For o school child 1t may kill am
bition or create an inferiority COM
plex. We never really fail-we may
not meet the standard set by some
one else-but as long as we live we
grow in knowledge. Many schools
have adopted systems Of marking to
eliminate "F' for failure; for ex-
ample, incomplete"
A manufacturer usually does not
want his product labeled "substt-
tute," for most Americans think Of
substitutes as poor limitations or
inferior goods. The true meaning,
"a person or thing acting or serv-
ing In place Of another" has been
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Ansver 20 FIGURINE,
Sepiu From CuttIefish

NEW YORK.Sepia, a fancy
name for brown. originally was an
organic coloring matter obtained
from cuttlefish. In ancient times
it was used as q writing ink.
Nowadays brown pigments such
as sienna. umber, and various
coal-tar pigments are used for
tinting sepia- -colored paints.
Evening star., 1952-03-11

chemicals. The dawn patrol are
men who rise early and fight hard.
The ground under the trees b soon
strewn with the pale white bodies
OF the enemy. The known dead
may be In the millions. The at
lacking troopers renew their bomb
ing tactics for several days. 30 far,
thWresults are paying o..
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Contract Bridge
washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, MARCH IL, 1852

By Eosley Blockwood
"If I've got better than average
opening" said Mr.. Muzzy, IT like tc
show that to my partner right nov
with an opening no-trump bid-re-
gardless of distribution"
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH.
(Mr. Masters
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286
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AXIS
WEST. EAST.
(Mr. Dale) (Mr. Muzzy
A973 A)10654
0A1O74s2 0os
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SOUTH.
(Mr. Champion)
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South. West. North. East.
club Pass diamond Pass
INT Pass 3NT All pass
THAT kind of reasoning drives
me crazy" Mr.. Champion COM
mented.
well, how do you show better
than-average hand by your opening
bid?" asked Mr.. Muzzy.
you DON'T" Mr.. Champion re-
piled. "And you don't need to. It's
your second and subsequent bids
that give that information."
Rebid More Specific.
OF course, Mr.. Champion was
right. Your opening bid is general
in nature. The very fact that you
can open will please your partner.
He won't have to know all about
your hand right at the start. In
your first bid (an extremely i'm
portant calD you get more specific.
It is here that you tell partner
whether your opening was "just al
bid" or whether it was considerably
better than a minimum.
First let's take the situation
where partner responds to your
opening with one of another suit.
There are now two rebids you can
make which indicate your opening
had little to spare-the bid of one
no-trump and simple rebid Of
your first bid suit. 4
Partner Knows.
A simple rebid in new suit de-
fers the showing of your full high
card strength but at least it limits
your hand to the extent that partner
knows you were not strong enough
to make Jump rebid.
In today's deal Mr.. Champions
first rebid was one no-trump, show
ing little. If anything, over a.
minimum. But Mr.. Masters had a
good opening bid himself and he
went straight to game.
The four of hearts was opened
and Mr.. Champion made the key
play at trick one. He let Mr.. Muzzy
win with the queen. A heart was
returned, Mr.. Champion played the
jack and the ace won.
Later, when Mr.. Muzzy was In
with the king of diamonds he had
no more of the danger suit, hearts,
and so Mr.. Champion easily won
10 tricks. If he had won the first
trick. the heart suit would have run
against him for a two-trick set.
(Copyright. 1852. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1952-03-11
Word Come
Find % % more words In
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n

Adv A N T A G E,
meaning, superiority of state or
position" Average is 81: limit
20 minutes.
Rules--Words must be 81 four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats T"
cats" are not used. Only one form Of O
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Answer TO FIGURNE.
Fern, feign, firing. inner, finger. figure,
fringe, infer. inure, genit. grief. grin.
urine, urge. rein. reign. rife. ring. ruin.
rune. ruing.
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Men s !Sj.9.5 10 $3.50
Fine Flxv. Felt Hats

timely purchase Kanns quality
representing the best style and
felt selections Coor shapes and styles suit
regular weight fe edges them and
lot pocket change with purchased Sizes 6s4 z the
Kanns-w and vhgna-s Floors
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Men s $3.95 Fine Cotton
B1OndcLOth Pnil1zssgs

You buy these pama with complete M
residual sh1nkag which gives them permanent fit important
wants sleeping comfort Choice of coat MILDLY grand
variety goooog manh Made maker brand
has been standby for by those who appreciate the best Sizes CD
Kanns-W and vhghia-s Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-04
Men s So. % "a S.. %
Long SIeeUe Sport Shirts

Again that magical $ sale price sport every have
hand! Choose them solid fancy abardines
f rayon
sport shirts tailored by makers noted for their fine workmanship
fit comfortably trim appearance Small medium large
large Sizes
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