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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-08-02

Gie, Erauerfeier flingt aus nit Ser
Muffiibrung oes Iir aus ser Suite
in D-dar bon Sobann Sebaltian
Bod.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21

The fabulous Lucky Miinder celebrated his first annivars
airy disc Jockey at radio station WNEW last Saturday mite
Those who visited "Luckys Lounge on the occasion o wish
him well were M'iM recording artist Tommy Edwards Billy
Taylor Major Robinson, Bill Doggett and YOURS truly Man,
sent Lucky kilograms messages of CONGRATULATIONS
them were Billy May Duke Ellington Nellie Lutcher
Billy Eckstne, Sarah Vaughn and Stan Kenton
MGM recording artist, Herb Kenny and his Roeots a
riding high on Herbs new release of Calling You" Steve
Gibson and his Red Caps along with Damo Joe are headnn
the sho" at Id We In Rose Sunny Gale clicking at
blues stys whose current recording Greyhound" is climbing
the hit brackets was approached time ago for tbe
possible starring role IN film tentatively titled East Old
Fool, Back East"
Lucky Mlllnder has come out with big number "The
Commandments of Love- Lucky this one and its ra
corded such big Paul Weston and or an foh;
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21

Waters making New York yaudey appearance
first appearance in Harlem in years With Miss Waters
fine east including talented eomiea musical Dizzy Gillespie
and his band featuring Joe Carroll Also the bill
Leon Collins, Nanny Tables Gates and Jean Dawn One Of
the stage greats Ethel Waters is clicking.
Folk singer Harry Beafone has week at the
Boulevard in Long Island Nellie LutGher booked
tons StoyVle Illinois Jacquet ork into Harlems Apollo
Theatre November q Enroll Garner clicked at the Boero
Club III Newark Bette Mclaurin clicking Braadways
Birdand Art Tatum Cepelands Ebony Club Aus
tin Powell ork in Philadelphia
This writer would like to know Negro girl singer who
also pretty We have three who are pretty but can't
sing and several who sing but on looks If you
hear of one please let me know.
MeiM recording artist Jila Webbs THE Love In Your
Eyes really great .MGM recording artist Tommy Ed
wards taking in the Catskis Ever hear what MM
means? Mighty Good Music of course
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21
Fri, Nov q, 1852 STATE PRESS

and Bes Paris coming to Broadway
in the fall Of 50. :
Mills Bros bouney GLOW worm and Pearl Balleys Two
to Tango along with Nat Coles Somewhere Along the Way
in the top ten hits across the nation
Walter Winchell carrying his damaging remarks to
Life Magazine by declaring the publication to be losing cre
ton Wne has been shown the but persists in saving
otfetWlse lie may be sued If he does err his way
Already the liberal New has decided In sa the
Nolube Winehell for his Wrongos ON The Post
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21
SEEM STARS
BY Dolores Calvin

William Wared the Porgy Of the State Dept re-
VNal of Porgy and Bess rushed home this fulfill an
eons the troupe later this week in London when
old commitment at the Worcester ass music festival He
win hit is set for indefinite Following London "Porpy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21

HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures Il(CNS) Dedicated to the
oneness of humanity and to all peoples is this magnf
cent House of Worship of the Baha Faith which gets
inauguration May End 1858 The opening of the House of
ship which has been so years in the making major
OF the Baha Centenary Year which began October 10th 1852
Formal worship will consist of the reading of
Sacred Scriptures of the Baha Faith other religions
there is professional clergy the Bahaf Faith there no
pulpit The House of Worship with its laceke dome towers
high above Lake Michigan
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21

Thou shalt not kiss precious lips
And leave heart afame
Thou shalt not touch ones fingerps
If love is just game.
Thou shalt not lie to build a dream
That will true
Nor feast thine eyes upon
Who doesn't belong to you.
There's only one key to happiness
It's yours when you share
The arms, the lips the heart
Of who
For you may find true love day
But if you want that love stay
You must obey
The Commandments of love.
One Of the nations outstanding artists pix star Acad-
Award winner Broadway legitimate theatre avore and
outstanding singer OF songs is heading
at Harems 25h Street Apollo Theatre The star? Ethel
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21
We're Used to
Cooking with GAS!
We snapped our old stove
for a Modern AUTOMATIC
Gas Range Because =.

Our fomiy how cook with all brought
cooking hots why bought this Automatic Cos Roage
didn't learning cook oil with
substitute fuel Ny mother cont oil the modem automatic
lectures She enjoys looking hem!
glad swopped old for completely
Hber allowance old
sfove-ond IL insfoIIed FREE"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1952-11-21

Bill Terrell MGM Records and others think the
great:
Evening star., 1952-01-10

40 Two-pound Dote Boxes. Pocked IN
wooden crate ---------- Z.iO
SO Boxes Ribbon Condy, IA o. per box. 8oc
urgh's-CANDY-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-10
COAT BARGAINS

20 lOo% Wool Goats in 6obordine and
Covert Cloth. Wool or cotton inter
lined. BoY and fitted styles. Broken,
sizes and coIors-
35 lOOoo Wool Casual and Fitted
Styles. Royon velvet and some fur
trims included. Wool interlined.
Green, brown, oxford grey. Broken
sizes
Lansburgh's-BUDGET FASHION
CnooA,I E1nor
Evening star., 1952-01-10

Lansburgh's- -coRSETRY-Thnd Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-10
SPoRTsWEAR BARGAINS

81 Short Sleeve loo9o Wool Sweaters.
Stripes only. Slipon styles. -----
so Special Purchase of Nyion Cordieon
Sweaters. Long sleeves. White, navy,
pink. blue. roize. black, red. Sizes
"a to 40---------------
10 Wool jersey Dresses. Semi-clossic
style. Sizes II to l6 included.
Laasbargh's-SPO SPORTSWEAR-Sec,
Evening star., 1952-01-10
INFANTS WEAR
INFANTS FURNITURE

Observation-Disclosures FURNITURE
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-10
BUDGET SUIT VALUES

80 LESS THAN " PRICE royon SUITS
Royon crepe lined, dressy and toi-
Iored styles Full skirts and stroioht
skirts. Button and royon velvet
trim. Sizes 10 to l8; brown. wine,
navy, grey --------------- 1925 500
20 O0qo Wool Flannel and Tweed
crepe ts: lined % Sizes 10 to * ~ ~ 2e75 1000
s Black and Navy loO9o Wool Sob
ordne Fully royon crepe lined
Handmade button holes. Sizes 10
Lans6urgh's~BUDGET FASHION CENTER
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-01-10
Orig. 1895 to $25
Misses and Women's Dresse

Loree selection Of lote winter and early
spring styles reduced for clearance. Dressy.
semidressy. casual and tailored styles.
Royon crepes. royon toffetos, royon tissue =
foiIIes, 1909 WOOL in black, navy and
solid coIors Also few evening gowns.
ORIG. 22o5 and SIS. Broken sizes l2-20. >
l4k-24k.
Lansburphs-MISSES' AND WoMENS D
Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Take MyWord for 1t

San Diego: What did my wife
give me for Christmas? A pair of
|pajamas, q set Of pajamas, q suit
OF pajamas or o pajama? And
what is the right pronunciation?-
c. L. H.
Answer: Pajamas, like scissors,
clippers, pincers and trousers, are
looked upon as plural. Pair of
pajamas" is all right; also one may
speak of q suit of pajamas; Or:
My wife gave me some pajamas.
/ Pajama is Hindu word meaning
"leg garment" Correct pronuncia-
tons are:
puh-JAH-muh; or:
puh-JAM-uh.
| Question: Does the word resin
have two pronunciations?-I. S.
| Answer: When the word is spelled
resin, pronounce it: REzz-in. When
lit is spelled rosin, pronounce it:
RAHZ-in.
Question: You say "the Greeks
have word for everything" Have
lthey a word for OK?-B. M. A.
Answer: They have. The Greek
expression Is ola kalla, and it means
lOK."
/ question: What name is given to
the killed soldiers Of Greece?-
is. r.
Answer: The ballet-skirted war
Evening star., 1952-08-02
August's Gems.

August children may wear either
the sardonyx or the peridot. The
first is day stone, the second a gem
of evening lights. Both stones rank
with the finest in the hierarchy of
precious stones among those who
appreciate their beauty.
Early Egyptians gave the sar-
donyx q prominent place in their
temples, also used them for per-
sonal adornment. The Greeks and
the Romans travelled countless
miles to obtain them. The Crusad-
ers brought them home as spoils
of war. Medieval Europe wove
legents around them. BY the 18th
century many of the myths had
given place to facts, though the love
of the gem remained.
An excellent seal made Of the
sardonyx served the ancients on
formal papers. A very fine cameo
g inches long and 8 wide has the
coronation of Augustus etched on
its surface.
The sardcnyx is. a form Of quartz
known as chalcedony. It Is hard,
waxy, non-crystalline and trans
lucent. Its color range Is from
tawny to blood or golden red, sug-
|gesting fire. Because of its lack
|of brilliancy and transparency, the
stone is usually cut fiat, convex or
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Idome-shaped to bring out its full
color and luster.
Legend gives to this stone the
power to heal tumors and deep
wounds. Satan is said to hang his
head in shame when the healing
takes place, since he is supposed to
be the cause of the ills.
Peridot, the second birthstone, is
known as the emerald of the night,
IA celestial gem that lights up and
glows under artificial light. For
this reason, this stone Is favorite
one for night wear.
Containing a dash of chromium
which provides the exquisite green
color that twinkles gayly in the
light. many prefer this gem as a
natal stone. The fact that it is sup
posed to attract congenial friends
lis another reason for its choice.
Some are found in Arizona and
New Mexico. They are known as
Jobs tears. OF recent years few
Iperidots have been sold.
Evening star., 1952-08-02

Snail and Cistern.
A snail Is at the bottom Of 35-foot
cistern. 1t starts crawling toward the
top at the break Of day and crawls Slll
Of the way each day. but slips back 81 L
of the way. How many days will it take
the snail to reach the top. assuming the
snails moves continuously in this manner?
Answer to Fun with Figurcs.
The snail obviously advances 6I11 Of
the way in q day and night. Thus. In
lO1II Of the way. Therefore at the
break of the third day 1t has only LII
of the way to 20. Since it advances 611
the remaining III Of the way in ls
of . day. Thus the snail reaches the
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Military Policeman Shoots
Soldier al Fort Meade
BY The Assoeicted Press

FORT MEADE, Md. Aug. IA
soldier was shot and wounded
early today after military police
men were called to the civilian
women's quarters.
The public information office
said the MPs went to the quarters
after getting a report of prowler.
The office said the wounded
soldier is Pvt. Raymond c. Valdez.
Is, of Tolleson. Ariz., a connoneer
with the 18th Anti-Aircraft Artil-
lery Battalion.
The soldier was shot in the up
per right shoulder and the bullet
hit a rib. The hospital reported
his condition as good.
An investigation is underway.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
B. & O. Recalls Workers
.Luid Off in Steel Strike

BALTIMORE, Aug. g.2c-The Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad sid about
ttwo-thirds Of it's 10,5O0 employees
on furlough because. of the steel
strike would be back atWprk by
Monday.
"A B. g. o. spokesman explained
yesterday the others will be called
back "as business conditions i'm
prove" and the steel mills resume
full operation.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
A One-Minute Test of Ycui
NetDS knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. SHOCK-Where did an
earthquake cause death and
destruction last week?
2. FLIGHT-What type of
aircraft are "Hopalong" and
"Whirlaway," which have
: been on a history-making
flight?
3. PUPILS-There were
21,800,000 students enrolled
In our elementary schools last
year. How does this compare
with other years?
4. LAURELS Who were
the last two players to be
admitted to baseball's Hall of
Fame, bringing the total up
to 81?
5. QUOTE-To whom did
Secretary of the Army Frank
Pace, jr. say: with your de-
parture the whole army feels
a deep sense of loss?
Answers.
l. In California, near Los
Angeles. It Is CALIFORNIA;
worst shock since 1906. 2.
Helicopters that are flying
across the North Atlantic to
England and Germany. B.
Attendance is at an all-time
peak, reflecting the high birth
rate before and during World
War II. 4. Paul Waner, for
mer Pittsburgh Pirate star and
the late Harry Heilmann.
former Detroit Tiger out
fielder. S. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, in his letter accepting
the Generals resignation.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday I'm This
week magazine with The Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
By Fronk Cobb,

riors are called evzoneS. The
Greek word means "well girdled. !"
The pronunciation Is: ey-DzOE-
ness.
Question: Is thrash" q good
word?-M. P.
Answer: It Is quite proper in the
meaning of ITO beat soundly by way
of punishment" However, IL the
meaning OF ito separate grains Of
wheat from the cflaff" is intended,
the better word is: thresh.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Woter Tank Catches Fire

CENTRALIA, Ill. up. - The
chances were against it but Nc
Leansboro's big railroad water
tank caught fire amid a driving
rain. Lightning set the fire atop
the elevated wooden structure.
Volunteer flremen put out the
blaze.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Death Rate Down

NEW YORK. - Death rate
among United States life insur-
ance policyholders in 1850 was
622 per 100000 compared with $50
lin 1949.
Evening star., 1952-08-02
WASHINGTON, d. G.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1852

BIZ THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ., 1859
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIoekwood
Mr.. Muzzy bids the same whether
there is a part-score or not. Actu-
ally, part-Score bidding Is a subject
in itself.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
Ms go part-score.
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(Mr. Muzzy)
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The bidding:
South West North East
lspade Pass 2spades All pass
In the following series of columns
I want to point out some of the
major differences between bidding
tactics when there is no score and
bidding when either you or your
opponents have a partial.
Mr.. New, the avid kibitzer, was
watching his idol, Mr.. Masters, per-
form in today's hand. He was sore
ly perplexed by Mr.. Masters open
ing bid of one spade on the South
cards.
1t seemed to violate a principle
which Mr.. New had gone to some
trouble to learn and which, in fact,
had been taught him by Mr.. Mas
ters himself.
What would you have bid if Dale
had responded with two hearts?"
he asked.
II would simply pass" Mr.. Mas
terS answered. 1--WE had q go par
tial and I was under no obligation
to bid again"
What Mr.. New had in mind, of
course, was the principle of pre-
paredness as regards opening bids.
He has learned that when opening
the bidding, you normally plan
ahead so that you will have q con-
venient rebid no matter what re-
sponSe partner makes.
On this hand, with no score, Mr..
Masters would have avoided a spade
opening because he would have had
no satisfactory rebid over a two
heart response. To avoid this situ-
alton, he probably would have
opened the hand with one club.
Then he would have had an easy
and sensible rebid over anything
Mr.. Dale chose to bid.
With an advanced partial, how
ever go points or more), Mr.. Mas
ters didn't have to rebid at all un-
less his partner forced with Jump
shift. In this situation, then, it
is not necessary to distort the bid
ding just to be prepared to rebid
It is better to bid what you think
you want to play.
copyright. 1852. General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1952-08-02
Word Come
Find so or more words in
GRAINLAND,

meaning, land where grain
grows" Average is 46; limit. 35
minutes.
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of "s," such as bats,
eats" are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published Monday.
Answer to SOAPWORT.
soar, soap, sort, SCOT. spar, spot, sport
spat, spoor, sprat, stop, strop. straw,
sloop. stoa, stow, strap. star. swart
swoop. swat, aport, atop, parts. past,
pastor, poor, ports, post, prov. warr
warps, wasp, worst, wort, wraps. rasp,
roots, roast, rota. roost. taro, torso, traps
troops.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-05
Fairbanks c of c Asks
For Legislation To Assure
Steady Shipping to Alaska

SEATTLE, (P)-The Fairbanks
Chamber of Commerce has ap-
pealed to Northwest cities for
help in pressing for legislation
that will assure steady shipping
to Alaska, a Seattle Chamber of
Commerce official said Friday,
Al Shyman, chairman of the
Chambers Alaska division, said
the Fairbanks Chamber wants
Congress to enact legislation that
would put Alaska shipping on a
basis similar to that of railroads.
Work continues during "cool-
ing Off period in the case of rail-
road disputes.
Shyman said the Fairbanks
group in its appeal described
strikes on Seattle's waterfront as
ga tremendous hazard to- the &C.
onomic welfare of the Territory"
"Our first efforts since the
latest tieup was to get some ships
to Alaska" Shyman said. eve
have been successful to a limited
degree This looks like the next
STEP"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-05
Russia Priest From Boring
Sea Island Complains
Seals Eat All the Fish

SEATTLE, (P) - A visiting
Russian orthodox priest from the
tiny st. Paul island in the Boring
Sea says there's one disadvantage
to living there-it's no fish.
If he wants herring for his
table, for example, they must be
shipped from Seattle, the Rev.
Makarx A. Baranoff explained
Thursday.
'The seals catch all the fish for
a hundred miles. around our is
land" he said. "The seals are
much better fishermen than the
Aleut natives.
$50 the Aleuts spend their sum-
mers sealing, and their winters
in trapping foxes"
The Rev. Baranoff, only two
months from his 10th birthday,
and his wife are visiting friends
here. He performed a wedding
Thanksgiving Eve for a coupe for
whom he and Mrs. Baranoff are,
respectively, godfather and god
mother. He has served on the is
land Is years.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-05
COP Senators Minimize
Import Taft's Remarks On
likes Secretary of Labor

WASHINGTON, (P)-Two Re-
publican senator poured oil on
troubled waters Friday in the
wake of Sen. Robert A. Taft's
sharp protest against President
elect Eisenhower selection for
Secretary of Labor.
II don't think one remark
should be considered split any
more than one swallow makes a
summer" Sen. Ferguson CR-Mich)
told reporters. "We've got many
big problems and we've got to
work them out as a team"
A similar note was struck by
Sen. Watkins R-Utah) in sep
arate interview He said he
thought Republican senators
would be "a peaceful group
when they assemble for the start
Of the next Congress on Jan. 8.
Watkins, who supported Taft
for the COP presidential nomin-
alton, said that, despite talk to
the contrary, he did not think
there was "any feud or fight
over the post of Republican floor
leader in the new Senate.
This is position providing
the most ready access to the man
in the White House.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-05
Walter Reuther
New President
OF The CLIO

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Up
The CLOS new president, Walter
P. Reuther, charted a fighting
program Friday to keep the labor
organization an active factor in
Americas industrial life
Reuther, in a speech accepting
the post as successor to the late
Philip Murray, said he would
strive for the biggest possible
gains for workers already organ
lied, and campaign vigorously to
organize workers who are now
non-union.
Election of the dynamic, As
year-old Reuther, head of the big
Go Auto Workers Union, came
late Thursday as a climax to the
CLOS annual convention.
1t capped bitterly-contested
fight pitting Reuther against a
union old-tiner and former coal
miner, Allan S. Haywood. Hay
wood, ga, was promptly reelected
as the CLOS executive -presi-
dent after losing the showdown
TO Reuther
The split in CIO ranks over the
election apparently was quickly
healed, at least on the surface.
Both the Reuther and Haywood
forces pledged continued alleg-
lance to the CLIO.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-05
EMPTY GAS TANK CAN MEAN
DEAD MOTORIST ON
ALASKA'S HART HIGHWAY n

PRINCE GEORGE, BIC, (P-
An empty gas tank can mean a
dead motorist on the John Hart
Highway, public works officials
were warned this week.
Because stranded motorists run
the risk of freezing to death be-
fore help arrives, they said, signs
ordering daylight driving only
may be posted for the winter.
The new, 274 mile highway
claws through the wilderness
from Prince George to Dawson
Greek.