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HELP MEN tcont.j

AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC
with packaged unit experience.
Position with great future as we are
entering the package field. Long
established company. Year-around
ss yoaN ean wEssTgR ans sSgmpaaS cS 0sns
ARCHITRCT, desiring TO work in en-.
elnesr1ng and planning section of
retail organization; immediate re-
modelling Of floor layout of stores
oo 51Ssi l2ct,oS Snain ~ oTsanizati3n, also
II conjunction with. land planning
Marvellous opportunity for fespon-
sihle work offering Invaluable expert
ence. Also needed, an. assistant to
sas rRSs stassns PP Sppy
Write fun details. explaining exper
In store and warehouse planning
and salary desired. Box 217-L. Star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, ex-
IN Arlington County; salary COM
mensurate with experience: per-
manent. Reply stating briefly age,
.exper.. etc. Box 4D2-L. Star. -
for vegetable department;
eolored; experienced. Apply 1929
s Ant yAN1ToR, colored. eiev.
permit; apt. furn.; $50 mo. IS4i
Columbia rd. AID. Obs. Il
ASSISTANT MANAGER Aetna FL
nance is In need Of an alert, am
bilious and aggressive young man to
fit into our expansion program as
manager trainee. Excellent starting
salary, plus liberal car allowance.
Apply IN person to MIR. OLIVER at
1915 r. !. ave-. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
TO MANAGER. building
materials. warehouse business. Duties
consist Of handling order desk and
hours but 40-hr. week. Salary
commensurate with experience and
splendid future assured Box 216-
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HELP MEN

WANTED - Steady
work; several Jobs inside and out
side. top wages. Apply PARIS &
YOUNG Fine Arts Bldg. Mary
Wash, College. Fredicksburg, Va.
BRICKLAYERS. for job to start near
olney, Md; union. Call RA. 0746.
BUILDozER OPERATOR, expert
erlced. to operate D-4 Cater, grading
BuTCHER-Must BUTCHER NUS be 81; Experienced. aisc re-
liable and sober. Top salary and no
late night. work. Apply in person at
7S02 Alaska ave. NV. a
CALL MEN-Men to operate Holmes
crane; experience preferred but not
ditions and employe benefits. Ap-
ply Mr.. NeWcity, 1913 L ST NV
Evening star., 1952-03-02

When ansWering advertisements
addressed to Star bores, do NOT
t11close original references, photo.
graphs or other materials OF per-
soHaI D0lHe. Copies serpe the puT-
pose and originals nGv get lost.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

I time. $50 per line.
70 times eonsecutively. S6c pe1
times coasecutiyely. 33c per line.
view Automobtles Soc Der line. k-line
line additional. S~'
4. Claims Tor errors must be made In
Nme Tor correction before second
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TECHNICAL,

L 4LA11IN
JR. FIELD SERVICE ENGRs.
tAcaoemlc or Armed Service training
pluS exp. In electronics and FOR radar
n11a!hstenSnce. r1stH t repair and installation)
plus Y5eo bonus when overseas. plus
per diem In or out Of country. $3.50
sR, MECH. ANDloR ELEcrRoN1c
'Desree plus lab. exp Ss. OOO-S1O o, 900
academic training plus exp) To pre-
pare pare specs: others to prepare in
lcs); To $4,000. 81
'R' MECH AND log ELEcTRoN1c
(Electronic layout exp.J To S5 ono
TECHNICIANS
NEiectronic training plus lab. exp.)
To $4,000
CONSTRUCTION
DRAPTSMEN
tPiping exp. desirable or air-cond. or
,s MECH. EadR. SijRo
(some construction exp. helpful
1 PARTY TSH CHIEFS
'Su'iaiRF n. !Yayoet z, ct axe HREA 5000
: NO FEE
Structural engineers. piping DESIGNERS
structural designers. Heavy exp
Viii be accepted in lieu Of NJ e;
qe8res: Salary to $S,4OO.
MECH. AND /OR CIVIL ENGRs.
New gradS.l S4. 200
OVERSEAS
Seno resumes now for near future
openings: Accountants. auditors. job
analysts. aircraft and engine me-
chanics, craftsmen, cert. nine
Welders. instrument mechanics. crane
ana tractor mechanics, heavy duty
EQUIP. oper.. water testers, utilities
engrs.; fire prevention engrs., pers
Sonnel research analysts, mbrica
ton ensrs., radio operators, sur
Men with Armed Service training in
eiectronicS, radar.. sonar. ioran,
stallation. trouble shooting. Please
come IN and discuss employment OBJ
portunlty with US. Out-of -towners
please write.
HIGH SALARIES
men with construction exp. (ciyIl
IN and register now for local and
out-ot-town openings.
EMPL. SERV.
1913 18th st. NV. Elk. 1870.
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ATLAS, 1920 N. Y. AVE.
Secys.. stenos., bkprs.. recpts., typists,
file clerks, payroll clerks, bkpg. mch.,
oprs., cashiers, PIX oprs., others.
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV, RIM. 500.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CRAFTSMEN
STRUCTURAL STEEL
na%NS1a. S <x1,

ONun44CAO dA1N N11CCkcIS
Flrst-class men only; top rates paid;
vacations. holidays. health in
SSurance and other dement's. RICH
MOND STRUCTURAL STEEI, CO.
+. Q. Box 1878. Richmond. Va. %
DRIVER. sl colored. 9 pm. to II pm.
PpSs pINk FSrse 6s SOBER; BET. Good salary.
gf5aSSs6fTT.s f5Ss \. j. aVs' Rsua NV STORE INC,
DkHNER GENR rop rSospnhbgIIanss}, by wanted. Eu-
DRIVER white, for dry cleaning
route; 5707 Nichols ave. sc. STYLE
CLEANERS. No phone calls. -
DRYER, WHITE For wholesale
faaen saiad IIrucR: 439 X st. NV, be-
DK!vERS. to haul brick and BUILDING
material; exper. only; trucks Vith
drivers wanted to haul brick and
building material. TU. O6fjS' -
DRlvER-SALESMAN, wholesale beer
route: nearby Md. Box 4i7-P. Star
DRlVER-SALESMAN, white, 1s35
for established dry cleaning route
guaranteed sal. and commission. On
portuntty to earn $75 q wk. or BET
ter SANITARY CLEANERS. 2S2O
14th st. NV.
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TAXES
SAVE MONEY

Have q reliable public accountant
prepare your tax return in your own
house and at your convenience. The
Govt. allows over 1000 deductions.
ing to you. Reasonable rates. Phone
any time. DE. Abb
Evening star., 1952-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

Al TAX SERVICE-Returns expertly
prepared in privacy Of your home.
WE WILL ADVANCE the 1ca cash to re-
Geem diamonds. etc. pledged else
month. Afa I1viNosToN 1fHss eaRs e c. e Il geE
81; NV Only licensed and bonded
loan once in. Washington. Guaran-
steeq highest loans.
xOU CAN HAVE SLIP COVERS made
1Sr pe yoHT sMiTs furniture at S37 for . 8
&oRsAsNsIpeoi, &oRsAssIei Fl. EGF s-o4sil doetslls' call MR.
TAX RETURNS prepared in your home
g former f Govt. tax agent: ssIaried
TAX RET1uRNs PREPARED. reason.
able rates; 5000 Wilson Blvd. 'Ir AZ.
4nston, ya. Cat Clarendon cirsiel
ACCOUNTANT (pubIicl. bookkeepins
Snn hnn. taS Eror, seFSyices; priVyaeey; your
ORANGE Jul SuiGE. e. concentEated: ono nS9S; 81 iac
cases; l-gal. cans. 6 to a case; rea.
Sona0le. Phone Buckeystown 4S23
RssEaT6Sey sig i6S nd13H. 1SEsaOle TYP ssyDexEissr.
towards purcRass.' Ra' cENTRA1s EHsaiss 1sDgg5ies gofs
RcoMiE' Z TAX Ak EETukSR1SS IL kS1Sl; prepared b,
experts at the original TAX CEN.
355T' EH' I'LL dni, Vermont ave. NV. RE
ALL TAX RETURNS expertIy % un nrs.
pareo, amended in your home; aver
ret; With COPY. 81 up. UN. 7O45. %
CATERING and preparing and sery.
1Ig rai, DarSies; aII pleasant personalities
SS1 SsaIaS HH or MRS. BROWN. LU
ACCOUNTANT, public tax ,et,,7n,
PnTTspassSas Pc as books kept; lowest rates
INcoME TAX accurately done; ,.,.
rates: Call LA. 6-654s.
TAX SERVICE in your home or once
experience. Wo. 363S.
BUILDER. custom-built ramblers OF
p: c. PENN HOME fAGPRoVEMiENTTf II
CO. LU. 1-2035 or Ii. 4-3400
TAX RETURNS prepared in your
nome nom a. 6y esxpeEisneed tax account
TAX RETURNS prepared by former
rn internal Revenue agent; reasonable
WRITERS-Expert and individual
Criticism Snnl s1ari hy two selling writers fol
and suggestions for suitable market
Tor, your brain child mailed bach
with each manuscript. MAGAZINE
WRITER'S SERVICE. Fiction, cal
iR; 1865 ewes. Articles. call EN-
ACQUIRING BoOKKEEPING ant
tax returns for small businesses
and individuals; reas WA. 1919.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared b,
retired Government Internal Rev
enue auditor: reasonable. WO. 2c37
TAX RETURNS, all types, your home
my home or ONCE. BY tax con.
sultant; So up. ME. O045. 81. 2O25
TYPIRG. mimeo., hectograph. al
types. at home: reasonable rates
To. 402S.
TAX RETURNS made in YOU
own home. ME. 1868, ia
$1,000.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

COUNTERMAN. for Kosher delica-
lessen Apply 1892 Eastern ave.
~,1G,MM;-- Nv -6
COUNTERMAN, experienced. for
nigntwork; must be neat appear
Ing and reliable. Apply DEE GEE
DINER. HOO Vermont ave. NV.
COUNTER MAN, short order, whit,
Or colored. Apply. do not phone
NAVY YARD RESTAURANT. 1IO(
CREDIT Naturalization dept. need.
several men to assist our credit
manager; excellent salary. Else.
MANS, ~60l 18th st.. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
ARLINGTON
PHARMACEuTICAI,

PHARMACEUTICAL
Man in early 3Os. exper. drug detail
ing. Private and Govt. sales Car
essential. allowance to S4, BOO
ENGINEERING
A wide variety of positions too nu-
merous to list at top salaries, in and
out of town.
OFFICE ENGINEER
M, E. degree desirable but not essen
ttal. exper: miscel. construction and
mechanical equipment - to S6. 600
WOMEN
SECRETARIES
Legal and commercial positions at
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services. 612 Wash. Bldg.
10th and N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 9442.
SECRETARIES TO $4,000
ILoYDs EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
l420 N. Y. Ave-. RIM. 500, ST. 22O7
a
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Counselor
Registrar

THE WASHINGTON SCHOOL
FOR SECRETARIES seeks
the services of a cultured,
well-educated representa-
tive to do direct contact
counseling with prospective
students.
Office, sales, or educational
experience preferred.
Position permanent, has the
advantage of flexible hours,
good pay, and the satisfac-
tion of helping young people
start worthwhile careers.
Interviews by appointment
only. Write complete per-
Sonnel information to PA
National Press Building, or
telephone District 2484.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

DIsHWASHER, colored, experienced
with references. Apply only in per
son: STRATFORD HOTEL, rs Z
DOT ETCHER-Experienced on high
quality color work: also black and
white; new modern air-conditioned
plant; excellent working conditions;
many benefits. top rate for first.
elass man: Apply LORD BALTIMORE
PRESS, 1901 Edison hwy, Balti-
more 13, Maryland. Phone Eastern
CRAFTSMAN. mechanical: at least
z years practical experience. Cali
Rockville 3a33, MR., CANARIN.
DRAFTSMEN-Mechanical. research
and development arm has Several
openings for full time craftsmen
exper. IN design and layout OF small
sEsprH sNEsesnpanisms; fnc Gag AlRTRoN5c RE
1875. -
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COLLECTOR DRIVER

$:ss ;s iss 81 s';:s & :S;
dgsi aSssTlislpssS sSTssssSs ssesshss 70 s.aSs, .S,I
aA:kF; VII mutt nave knSxisdss 81
sy Sriyih9 " G ;.sDsS Sslyihs Hsss sne slss
snS MSSa asi iDo ioeino Sssss SsssssHssl, ssl,,s $500
THE EVENING SrAR
ii0l PenAa, Ave. NV,
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ABBEY PERSONNEL,

U. S. EMPL. SERVICE
C. AND P. OFFICE LOCATED
315 18th STREET NV
CuiSuitant, aS water trade route; drafts
procurement officer, electrn.: snnnIv;
spec. mech. co., bookkprs., cashiers,
payroli elk: stenos, typists: other
clerical. prof. pos. local and overseas
NO FEES.
TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL
OFFICE LOCATED
Alb 5O5 K STREET NV.
auto. bodymen, auto. mech. with too,s
eIectricians ID. C. lic.), iaboratoTy
electronics mechanics. machinists.
restaurant workers, sery. stain At.
tends: ID. C. permit).
OA6Eh POSITIONS DAILY,
DO NOT TELEPHONE
Evening star., 1952-03-02

DANCE TEACHERS-BalIroom, eve
ntngs to 10. Exper. pref. but not
necessary. Complete training given
free; Apply in person. VICTOR
SIUDIoS. 1880 Conn. ave. a
DAVIDSON OPERATOR, top salary,
Tor thoroughly experienced man. Ap-
Ply; Mr: Jones, COLORTONE PRESS,
DENTAL TECHNiCiAN, rubber Wheel
er: oppur unity to become finisher.
HAMMOND & HALPERN, 925 Goth
st. NV. DI. 1891. s
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AUCTION SALES

zsd l. Williams & zed L. williams. Jr.,
AUCTION
Williams q Auction House
m sls NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Tuesday March 4)
2 PM.
AEySHfEA ySHEfEAs EudsEEl dsEElEsTtoE :SsREEcr * rqEM qEM2
EkifSfS EkifSS fSSASfptS. cfs ffstFaSO; tsFaSOVEFj ETc. Rh II
I've Wine Color Rugs that have iust
ls1llSsE sR fs.i5l 4... iSs: GS.ii NJ
S:ReS Modsfn blonde Bedroom SUITE
TTiitwe2d. Ti s..lrr FRENCH Provincial styis
SEsI, Walnut Waterfall Bedroom
z:i: ,gS..::5lsn. i:;ln. Tsll:.i,,lsn .,s. e.,
Nss aahosany Lamp and Cocktail
Walnut Brsakfront style China Cab.
gT flnsAppls..ep Twin Beds,
:sssEEFIss sns sns 8ss.s edE s5Ei1sstssSFs' stSHs.Fs
SIS.'1SSsIis, SIS. SsIs, Vvssss, vsss,
EsSSed dIAks, shade Table Lamp,
NuMeFQlQ, ether Items thApeetioE
2a.slSsssassSS ~ Phone NA, se7O.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

HAVE YOU A FRIEND
Quaitned TO teach music privately to
children in their homes? Straight
sal. $325 per no., TO start. Hrs.
3:15 till 9:16 pm. daily. plus Sat.
to D. Car necessary. Box 277-L,
COMPLETE MANUSCRIPT SERVICE
Ghosting. editing, research, adv.
1911, Star.
Evening star., 1952-03-02
Cafeteria Supervisor

Permanent position for q capable
energetic man to direct and sched-
ule employees in dining room serV-
ices, dishroom operation and kiteh.
policy: opportunity for advancement
Age, % to 40.
Government Services, Inc.
1875 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CARPENTERS. bricklayers, plasterers,
otner trades. Single family hous,
JU. S-469a.
CARPENTER WANTED to bid on car
penteE work for house on Lee blvd.
CARpENIkARasd Ali ys kARadrsss S I IESx loom s;sr;
VIA, Mclean, Va. Elmwood 3429.
CAkPENTERS-2 all-round carpen-
Iers also one apprentice, plenty Of
S9fs; ss3fs apply on JOB. out Massachu-
Rockwood pkwy., then right to lob,
CARPENTERS. rough. with tools, ex-
per. Report to Mr. LEE, 23rd and
~ Sheridan St., West Hyattsyilie. -
CdAaK1ffiEaHSIER;S-ExpeTienced da1fiaS in resi-
land st. NV for interview Monday
CARPENTERS. must be exper. outside
men. Tor new construction. See MT.
Meynolds, between = and 4. 900 blk.
y y. 3Tnantico st.. Arlington. va.
-MA01SON MANOR. INC. =
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1135 21st st. NV.
CAR HOPS

CANVAssER. for industrial life in
surance. In s.W.; exceptionsiiy at
tractive policies; 500 and commits
sion. ST. 5414
Evening star., 1952-03-02
CAB DRIVERS

ate model and radio cabs. II you
do not have an identified ton card,
We assist you in obtaining same.
BOBS STUDIO. 131 10Th st. ne.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

CAR HOPS
young men for full-time employment
salary plus tips; meals and uniforms
iLurnisned; paid vacation and sick
APPLY HOT sHoPPEs, INC.
Room 200. 134l @ st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES tcont.I

ANTIQUE AND MODERN furniture,
glass, china, frames. bric-e-brec,
SUBURBAN AUCTION, Rockville.
Md.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Nationally known small loan company
wishes to increase stan. Rapid adj
vancement with future. Salary and
car allowance. modern employe
Dement'S. pleasant surroundings. Ex-
perience not necessary. Phone 81.
300 or call in person, 1910 ca,
ave. Silver Spring, Md, .
Evening star., 1952-03-02

TAX RETURNS made in your
own home. ME. 1868, IA
$1,000.
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HELP wTD. AGENCIES tcont.)

BETTER POSITIONS, friendly serv-
Ice, perative-Secretarial open, to
$4,000. MISS YOUNG, 1911 q st.
NV. ST. 1864.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

GEORGE w. SCIBLE. Auctioneer.
McwILLIAMs, EVANS a. MELVIN.
Solicitors,
2l2 Duke Of Gloucester Street,
Annapolis, Maryland
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$ss!.s!i.sE!:! R':i.I y "! SS"s s&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04

Glendale: Recently used the
word nuisance" and was given the
horse laugh for pronouncing Ii
NEW -ee-s'nss." Amt that right,
|Sir?-R. D.
Answer: Well, no. The word
nuisance should have only two
lsyllables. Say: NYOO-s'nss: or:
lNOO-s'nss.
Fort Dodge: A dietitian who lee
tured at our club recently pro-
nounced the word salmon as SAL
mon." She also said "AL-mund'
for almond. Am ! a 1ow-brow fol
thinking that she was-well. let u.
isay. putting on" just a little?-
Mrs. H. T.
Answer: Such pronunciations are
called spelling pronunciations." In
English, spelling is seldom q re-
liable guide to correct pronuncia-
ton, for ours is a strictly unpho'
lnetic language. The correct pro-
of salmon is: SAM-un
I Almond is: AH-mund, or: AM
Iund.
4 Grove City: A commentator pro
::lnounces democratic. by accent
ling the "dem" only. Since he is OF
la big network, he must be right
but simply cannot say @DEM
Iocratize" without stumbling. "A. Z
Answer: ] hope you won't min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04
Uncle Ruy's Corner

If lemurS could speak to us, per-
haps some of them would boast
about their tails. Other lemurs are
without tails, or have tails so short
that they hardly count.
The ruffed lemur has a long, dark,
bushy tail.
II we study q ruffed lemur, we
see white rings around its big eyes.
The rings are set on by black fur.
There is a wide run Of white fur
around the animals neck.
After its long daytime sleep. the
lruffed lemur goes about trees al
might, looking for fruit and insects
From time to time it utters shrill
cries which may be heard at dis
ltance of one-fifth of a mile.
| Another kind Of lemur is known
as the galago or bush baby" Its
cry sounds q great deal like the
wailing Of a human baby.
Bush babies have soft, thick ful
and long tails. When they climb
about trees, they use their tails a:
balancing poles" It has been OBJ
served that they wet their feet from
time to time, and 1t Is supposed that
the water on their feet helps them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04

to cling more tightly to the limbs.
II sometimes happens that two
bush babies start fighting each
other. The fight is likely to be
fierce, and one of the fighters may
be slain.
4 white man had a farm in an
area where there were bush babies.
The animals made so much noise
that they robbed him Of sleep. This
man later declared that he threw
10 pail Of ale on q group of bush
babies, and that they licked the ale
from their own fur, or from the FUR
Iof their friends. He went on to say
that afterward he fell into the Gus
tom Of setting out bowl Of ale Tor
these lemurs, stopping their howl
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Contract Bridge
washington, y. q.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1852
By Eosley BIockwood

~ 60StCy OtONNWVOO
Signaling at bridge is a very i'm
portant part of the game And sig
mails are often overlooked, misread,
misunderstood, abused and generally
kicked around for the loss of many
thousands of points. I want to do
for you a series of columns on sig
mails, showing why signals are such
a vital part Of the game of every
fine player.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. AbeD.
AK765
1854
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%AQ7
WEST EAST
Mrs. Keen). (Mr. Dale.
asa A103
o943 o10762
&1042. &KJ863
SOUTH
(Mr. Meek.
AAQJ92
0QJ3
oAQ5
as
The bidding
South. West. North. East.
1 spade Pass 3 spades Pass
4spades All pass
Today's hand illustrates one Of
the simplest signaling devices. AS
it happened, Mr.. Meek could have
made an easy game at no-trump.
But at his four-spade contract, he
didn't have chance.
Mrs. Keen opened the king of
hearts and noted her partners play
of the ten. This unnecessarily high
card encouraged her to continue the
suit and she laid down the ace. On
this trick Mr.. Dale played the deuce.
Mr.. Dale's play of high, then low,
indicated it would be to his sides
advantage to have a third heart led.
In other words, he either had the
queen or was out of the suit and
could ruff.
He did ruff the third lead Of
hearts and eventually won trick
with the king of clubs to defeat the
contract.
This idea of signaling by playing
high-loW was first introduced into
whist, fore-runner of contract
bridge, in 1884. Mr.. Champion
points out that today. some lit
years later, Mr.. Muzzy still doesn't
recognize it.
When the device was new. many
players considered it equivalent to
cheating. A Londoner named Penn
broke was particularly indignant
and wrote book on the subject en-
titled, 1.-The Decline and Fall OF
Whist"
Cavendish, in his book on whist,
published in 1874, invented the
name echo" for this f1endish prac-
tice and in 1903 Elwell applied the
high-low signal to bridge. Elwel
was murdered soon after that ane
his death is still one of the unsolvet
mysteries of the century. There is
no evidence that his use OF the echo
had anything to do with it.
Anyway, the complexity of signal
ing in recent years has become ap-
palling. Let's try to simplify the
subject, starting tomorrow.
(Copyright, 1852. General Features corpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04
Youngsters Find Relic

When a doctor saw children
playing with an old brass" chain
in a village near Hanover, Ger
many, he stopped to investigate,
He found the chain was made OF
gold and dated from the seventh
century. An art collector subse-
tquently bought it for $9,400. Tit
children had found it in the
marshes in which many ancient
relics still are buried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04
I axe MyWord for 1t
By Fronk Cobb,

If chide you gently, A. B., for sub
Iscribing to the popular misbelief
that commentators are authorities
lon pronunciation. Denlocratlze
like democracy, is accented on the
second syllable: dee-MOCk-ruh-
Itize.
Rochester: On the radio heard
the word requiting pronounced
I"ree-QUIT-ing," second syllable like
the word "quit." I've always pro-
|nounced the second syllable a.
quite" Right? Or wrongful.
Answer: You're right. Requite
requital, requited, requiting, etc.
should have the "eye" sound as In
by, my, why" thus: ree-KWY.
ting.
| distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04
By Romon coffmon

ling. Then he was able to sleep in
peace.
Madagascar is the chief home Of
|lemurs, but there also are lerntirs
on the mainland Of Africa and in
parts Of Southern Asia. The bush
babies Of which have spoken range
from one side Of Africa to the other.
Most kinds Of lemurs are about
the size Of house cats, but some
are smaller than rats. Certain
dwarf lemurs are only . little larger
than mice.
To obtain o free copy Of the illus
trated leafet on The Story OF China"
send o self-addressed, stamped envelope
to Uncle Ray In care Of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-04
Word Come
Find IS or more words in
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meanings. "unSyStematic," varia-
BILE" Average is 80; limit. rs
minutes.
Rules--words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition Of Is such as bats y
cats are not used. Only one form Of .
word Is used. Proper names are not used,
A list will be published tomorrow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-12
The Npsr Tribune
SATURDAY. JANUARY IL, 1852
Charles B. Berry. Atty.
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State OF Michigan IN the CIR
cunt Court for the County OK
Wayne in Chancery.
LUCILLE QUINN. Plaintiff. VS..
FLOYD QUINN, Defendant.
No. 482.sSo
Order of Publication
AT a session of said Court held
in City of Detroit, Wayne Coun-
~. Michigan, on December IL,
1851.
Present Honorable Frank b.
Ferguson, Circuit Judge.
1t appearing TO this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file that
process for the appearance OF the
defendant has been duty issued.
and that after diligent search and
inquiry from November 20, 1851,
up 10 and including December 10,
1851, the same could not be
served.
ON MOTION OF Charles B.
Berry, ATTORNEY for Plaintiff
1T rs HEREBY ORDERED
that the defendant, Floyd Quinn,
enter his appearance in said
cause on or before three 90
months from the date of this Or
der. or said Bill of Complaint will
be taken as confessed against
him; and that copy of said Or
der be sent to the last-known
post office address of the defen-
dant, Floyd Quinn. said address
being 3343 E. Vernon Highway,
Detroit l6, Michigan. by regis
tered mail, return receipt request
ed, and delivery to addressee
only.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that if the defendant is not per-
scnally hserved with a copy of
said Order, true copy OF this
Order be published in the Detroit
Tribune, a newspaper printed,
published, and circulating in said
County of Wayne for six conSec-
utive weeks, according to law.
FRANK B. FERGUSON,
Circuit Judge.
"a true copy
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
BY Ed Murawski,
Deputy Clerk.
U-5-2-9.