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I,IIMRER

MOTORS, IIlOV 70 100 n.p.. ane
reduction gear. GAO volts; rewound
exch. CARTY. 1908 l4th. NO. 7-O224
OFFICE FURN.-Eight desks and
Chairs al types: .Est metal aTd nd wooden cea
reas. s21 virginia ave. sc. -26
OFFICE FURNITURE
DESKS, TABLES, FILE CABINETS
BANK OF ENGLAND CHAIRS,
LOCKERS, STEEL SHELVING, SPE-
CIAL PURCHASE, BANKS, INDUS
TRIAL FIRMS. TRADE-1NS, Re-
CONDITIONED. LIKE NEW: PRICED
AT SAYINGS Up TO 50%. 10000
Sf SSgAEE f14Trp 5E5T afANTTffPs Tnps SRteas sPAGE
ARE BORN HERE AND RAISED
AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
oRGANs@We have .sysraI ,,,a I,E real y,I val;
JoRDAN's. corner 18th and @ sts.
NV. -27
PHILco RECORD PLAYER and radio
comb. with cabinet; like new. 254O
14th st. NV, Apt. 21 after pm.
PIANOS-Clearance Of new and fac
tory-reconditioned grand pianos.
Such famous makes as KNABE,
ETEINWAY. LESTER. FISCHER at
great savings. KITS. 1880 @
st NV. rs
. bargain? Then get
the best. We have new console
pianos priced from $44O mp. CAMP
BELLS have q large selection Of new
p.-nos for you 70 select from IN
way, Eohmer, Kimball 0ulbransen
and Cable pianos. Convenient
terms may b arranged. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 110S q st. NV. pI.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO ll,6... Hamilton-Beldwin: small
sss9 Me TssGf5 sss5 dnrinr tnl fisSoaEd dss: Ki
PIANOS used spinets, apt. uprights
granSs, we have small pianos priced
Ssosw ss low ns $S4b; grands as low q!
wise you to come in early. conven.
lent terms. CAMPBELL Music CO.
,1I0S 9 st. NV. DI. 7-s464. rs
1t is not necessary to pu
on any longer the idea Of givini
your child music. lessons: Woult
you be willing to spend $52.5 .5t
home in order to definitely fnc
out If your child is interested. Il
SS,,.; So Sau or come In CAMPBELL
Do It now. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
,IlnS g st. NV. ,DI. 7-s464. .-2s
M. Made to IiSq' sell feP se4s. Gns standsSe s1SS
hSls5 hSl5 5th st. NV. Gust above thu
PIANoss1used uprights. s45. S55
$OSsoaon and p1KNo HH HSIAliRRg MARgT eft5n Sis ST ST
st. NV. Dust above the library
PIANOS - Brand-new keyboard in.
struments of standard make, spe.
ciai only S495. Pay S25 down. JoR.
DAMS. corner 13th and G SITS
GTssorgia eTs AYE aye, Silver Spring tPhen'
PIANOS APe; FOR RENT-spinets .Sa anc
consoles at moderate rates. Haul.
ing, extra. JORDAN'S. corner 18Th
and G sts; NV. (Phone ST. $4,000
spfinrs spa s0TS pbons aeGTgia T aye, Iys siys
nSspring. store open evenings. %;
store at SSss Georgia Tsef ave- s0ftai Gal
montgomery Hills) has q complete
SELECTION of pianos, new and used
Full keyboard models at 1895 ant
1880 1870 to PhSne 9 e JU; !. n;cbt S5aoS p.r QpeI
lot IN front Of store. @27
PIANOS-Spinets, new. S449: greatl,
reduced from $3.50: full keyboard
1O-yr: factory guarantee: bench t,
sToaa, Hs5fh t!ss' 4ss 18th tssATNEEs IT. 5FT MUsJe
PTANO-wuFlitzer spinet: looks ant
kITT's. 1880 6 st. NV. -ss $50
PIANOS-For only $S q mo. you car
nave the new piano you select de
nvered to your home on our famou
rent-to-own plan. Investigate thi
u
piano g n ! Immediately. m KITS. 1893
PIANO. Kimball, walnut, grand, witt
bench. IT. 10 In. recond.; S75l
or ofier or consider trade for small
upright. ia. 5-5S46. -23
PlANOs-Baldwin Acrosonic spine
and console models Destined. bull
and guaranteed by Baldwin
FFSrgRsa .c.an Eita RasvR %s. V.ress
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO woRcB
1926 g st, NV.
Established 1870
PLUMBING SUPPLIES-Pipe. bath
s; threaded. (. & Nv W. pGuMBING GtHSf iS CO. 60.
1649 BenninE I'd. me-. Ii. 6-3lss
rsssHs sSsPs s2B45 stss :sRS si3ss;5sg ds
eut:thread hssd 1tares sSF e0RRe5 BIss ss iESS sS5
N st NV. NO 7.7S03.. WA. 7-6501
REFRIGERATOR, servel. Gu. It.
fHesl ceRd go S.1v.I "a 5I65ss
sS5 ss95d'i If s75t4 4t4as5y yrs old; selling tO
REFRIGERATOR, gas: 10h IT,; goo,
as new; $225; 7-year guarantee
Cost $415. 81 z. Rosemont ave
Alexandria, Va.
REFRIGEKATOKs. used large assert
ment from SO up. Some will
l1ysar guarantee; Time payments
REFRIGERATOR - Coldspot: goot
cond.; good size. AID. 2-2235. 81
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot. q Gu. IT.
late model, SOS; also gas stove
table top. $25; guaranteed. Ex
REFRiGERATORS, gas, all sizes. in
stallation PEERLESS SALES CO
RTTR,GfRsToRsGRsnt gasR GEj sYsj SE saSSeo or buy
guaranteed. DOWD'S RADIO &
ELECTRIC CO.. 441s Conn. ave
REFRIGERHToRs. FMi iEis EEiRs2HHTioRs oEs, FrigidaiPes
good cond.; mantel. doors and KIT
cabinets, Call NO, 1883, -23
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PAINTING-SPECIAL
SIS any average room. Free estimate
ing. THOMAS, KE. 9-466O. Us
PAPER HANGING, SO per rn1. up;
1853 Sunfast washable paper: work
guar. RA. 3-7393 or HE. .4.S566.
PAPERING, painting, femodeling; pa
per removed By steam; FLA terms,
free estimates, special low sprine
crises ROYAL DECORATORS. AD'
PAPER HANGING. PAINTING; white
mechanic; 20 yrs. eXper.; do own
work: MIR. BOOKOUT. AID. 10000.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MR..
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN

%;th Eares part time moTnins q
Thompson, sermoSn; coAsTviN yIi poNTiHc NRg CO. q
INC, 407 Fla. ave. ne. Ii. $1,000
GENERAL OFFICE WORK-Smal
PIX; will train; knowledge Of typ.
ing. ia. S-8383. -23
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL,
lots cleared, reasonable prices. We
are insured. Call LO. 5-2505. "a
PAINTING-ALL KINDS
Quick service. Reas. WO. 6-1O63.
Evening star., 1953-03-23

ing and sheathing, steel beams
angle iron. pipe and many othel
items. All at . GREAT SAVINGS.
For one-stop buying in NEW OF
USED building materials. see
ACE WRECKING g.
BUILDING MATERIAL co.
4002 MINI. Ave. NE, LU. 4-05OO
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BUILDING MATERIAL

Just received Q carload Of new g.
panel dr doors to sell quickly at the
following prices:
3sx2'x6'S''. each IS.
3Sx2'4"x6'S", each 50.
3sx2r6"x6'e", each SO.
3sx2 'S"x6'6", each $12.
Used doors In various sizes, priced
from 81 each; used window sash.
81 to. $3.5 each; large. quantities
used framing lumber, well seasoned
Priced to move fast. Many styles
and sizes OF new steel doors from
SIS to S26 each.
Steel bucks for wood and steel doors.
So each. Brick, pipe, radiators. etc.
Visit our yard and let Us quote
you on your requirements.
OPEN MON. THROUGH Sat- 7-6
ABCD CORP.
1881 jefferson Davis Hwy. Ar. Va.
07A 4-s7b6 PA
Evening star., 1953-03-23

BUILDING STONE, 50 per ton; o.
more tons, So per ton; fob. quarry
Tsather.edl st1ns, 81 s, per tor. ton; ,SaAR. CAR.
LIS Isle v = sTARKE9 Pots 91 bu nun I.s MO%n %esi
Of Haymarket, Va. For information
call evenings after z pm, AD
4.1435. -23
BUILDING MATERIALS - Wreckins
bldg. at 1919 Mass. ave. NV; sales
men on site; doors, windows. plumb.
ing. radiators, marble mantels
,easoned lumber, good used bricks
4-story nre escape and many other
items. GENERAL WRECK1NG CO.
Evening star., 1953-03-23
RECEPTIONIST

REGISTERED NURSE for oral sur
geonS Office in Clarendon. 5-day
week. Call ia. 7-0532 after 2 pm.
RESIDENT MANAGER and hostess
wanted for Catholic club; ref. Write
to Box 375-C, Star. "a
SALESWOMAN, experienced, capable
of taking charge of complete dept,
either infants wear or children S
wear. in large Arl. Children's Store.
Steady position, earnings S65 or
more with chance for advancement.
Call ia. 4-0365 for appt -25
SALESGIRL, for downtown drug
store; day or evening hours. Apply
WHELAN DRUG. 1401 H st. NV.
SALESGIRLs (2). age 1886; attrac.,
good personality; costume Jewelry
and greeting cards; 5-day week; hrs.
8 to $50; $40 wk.; store nr. 14th
and G NV. Box 434-B, Star. pa
SALESLADY - Selling costume Jew
elry and gifts; excel. salary. pleas
ant surroundings. T r E A s U R
TROVE. 1908 G st. NV. "a
SALESLADY WANTED-Salary $50
wk., other benefits. LII B E r A L
CREDIT. CLOTHING, 415 7th st.
sALESLADY, white, exper.; good sal
ary and good working cond.; va
cation with paw RA 6-5260,
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RUILDING MATERIAL (

LU. 4.O5OO
Evening star., 1953-03-23
SITUATIONS MEN
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

MEN AVAILABLE NOW
For employment, odd Jobs, yard work
wall washing. carpentry. house.
cleaning. etc. SALVATION ARMY
aarbor Lights Corp. ME- 8-4532
FAINTER DECORATOR, first-ciass,
ni1as With crsT Ho nov oss ssysaila0le. Call eve
PAINTER and handy man wants worl
Paaintsing Pc srsz0T ST odd Jobs. Free estimates
REG1sTfRED rec; s1T1SEi PAT. ArrNY., p pr...
emily empl large corp, desires re.
location East Coast, Washington,
with firm or smaller CO.; Consider
able patent ONCE and corp. exper. j.;
grad. mech. engineer; member b. c.
YOUNG JOURNALiST. i've years
edtttng-reporttng experience on large
Florida daily, some publicity work.
seeks Washington position utilizing
recent graduate studies in history
and economies. political knowledge.
Part time considered. KE. 7-0562
or Box 320-A. Star. 23'
WHITE MAN and sedan delivery
truck for hire Cali wo. 6-1S$s0i Ss
CoLoRED BOY desires dishwashe,
or porter, from 1 pm. until. DU.
coIokED MAN. Job as. masseur
CoIoRRE66 iMAsod MAN wishes evening 9 1WTi WorE
Or part time in pm. D. c. permit
CoLokED adi oSkRi7sS VET wants work a. .erv,c,
station attendant, grocery or LIQUOR
clerk, eXper. DU. 7.6747.
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926 @ st. n. W.
Established 1877

SUPPLIES-Pipe. bath.
thPeaded sdsf l. INV! " pR2MBINa P1RSf iS5 eo soo
1649 Benntng I'd. ne, Ii. 6-31SS.
Evening star., 1953-03-23
BARON & MELTZ

W1LLSION
6476 Arlington Blvd.
Willston Shopping Center
APPLIANCES I LA M Mayssc .sadc auto,maatic H
cleo. stove. apt. size. cost. size so;
best offer. both or either. JE.
3-O941. "a
BABY BUTLER-Trade in your old
dangerous highchair for q Baby
Butler safety feeding table. Liberal
allowance. Free home demonstra-
BABY CARRIAGE-Twin Hedstrom;
sexeeelIIent condition $40. Phone ~,
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Flagstone and Stone

Flagstone and Stone
WORK
Cement drivewayS. walks, steps.
SSIi SSe. Also ecus OUTDOOR nrepiaces. si sas 0'"n
ANGELO MARCUCC1O. JU. 9-1760
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time, WA. 7.1129
FLOOR SANDING and reflnishing.
Work guar. Exper. mechanic. Free
est. Average rm., SIS. co. 6-4S3O.
FLOOR SANDING, fnishins., waxins
estimates. Call RA. 6-6795. --27
FURNITURE REPAIRING and re-
finishing Of all kinds; free estimate.
HO. 2.2SS4. -28
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MIscEL. FOR SALE tcont.I
BUILDINGS

Four .s cottages % that t..;a1 car b be M moved Vd
side Of Chain Bridge. Call for fur
ther information.
ACE WRECKING co.
Evening star., 1953-03-23

LETTER WRITER
For business ONCE correspondence
dept; experience in publishing bust.
ness essential; under IS; high school
education; fast typiug; must be
able to use debating machine. Good
salary. Call for appt. Elk. 3-033S
Evening star., 1953-03-23

BULLDOZER-Front-end loader: D-4;
CCsterpillar with bucket blade.
Evening star., 1953-03-23

We have q large amount Of lumber
steel and all kinds Of bldg. ma
terialS. from many wrecking Jobs
at Special prices. G E N E r l
WRECKING CO., 1887 Brentwood
I'd. ne. AID. 2-6l77 -2S
Evening star., 1953-03-23

SNOWFALL MACHINES
Sno-MaSter, free trial, easy terms. ].
FUDMAN. $40 9TH st. s.w.
SOFA, Lawson type. good cond.;
occas. chair. phone stand. walnut
dresser; best offer. LA. 6-4253.
Evening star., 1953-03-23
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

GELDING, brown and white spotted,
q yrs. old, sound and well man
nered; price. $175; can be seen at
Lazy 8 Ranch. 10. S-97S5, or call
EIGHT REG. HEREFoRDB B BULLS Ti Of
breeding age; polled and horned.
Reas. priced. FIERY RUN RANCH.
Hume. Va. Phone Marshall 46l4.
Evening star., 1953-03-23

OLL BgRNEkS Hnd Fas iurnsceS n
Nd. and Va. WA. 7-6291:
PAINTING, exterior and interior;
minor repairs; all work guar; free
= estimate; ttaa MR; S,,I XIEES;o ESQ., ia. S-Ss4s.
cial and RESIDENTIAL; satisfactory for
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior, ex.
tterioE., For free estimates call JU,
PAINTING, PAPERMG. floor sanding
and finishing. Reas. Cash or terms.
MR.. HORNE. NO. 7-6724. ---25
PAINTING, PAPERING, plastering,- ct
low prices; work guaranteed; 80.
years experience. ia. 9-1SS9.
PAINTING, interior, exterior; white
mechanic; immed. service. Reas.
MR.. BUNGER, ST. 3-4923. -26
Evening star., 1953-03-23

PlANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and guaranteed BY Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full Blow action. Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WoRcH
926 @ st. NV,
Evening star., 1953-03-23

CAMERA-4x5 Ann. Speed Graphic;
Carl Zeiss Tessar lens, f4.5-l3.6 8
en-. Completely equipped. carrying
case. G. holders, adapters. etc
CRIB, white. hand-painted; excel
cond. BLUE FOX JACKET. Tod.
dler dresses, coats, etc. RA. 6-O341
Evening star., 1953-03-23

POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
chicks. noults and dneks jAMEA
FEED STORE. 619 < ct. NV. Me-.
Evening star., 1953-03-23

HOUSE PAINTING
Papering, plastering. repairs; white
mechanic. MR.. MINNIX, TU. 2-3S1S.
-26
ms or Fiberglas
applied BY machine. AID. 4-4932 or
Evening star., 1953-03-23
BUILDING
MATERIALS

We have the finest and largest stock
Of used building material in our his
tory.
LUMBER. 3x4, SC LIN. FIT.
BASINS, So AND UP
TOILET AND TANK SETS, SIT
BUILT-IN MEDICINE CABINETS
S3 AND UP
COMB: STORM DOORS. $40
FIRE DOORS. $40
Evening star., 1953-03-23
KITCHEN

Complete planning and remodeling
service. Let US show you what can
be done to your old kitchen. No
down payment, SO months to pay.
Phone Ii. 4-45SS: ewes. and Sun.
HE 4.k0RQ
Evening star., 1953-03-23

1881 jefferson Davis Hwy. Arl., Va.
on 4.e766 "a
Evening star., 1953-03-23

FURNITURE--single pieces and com.
plete household. etc: -AD. 4-SS7o,
Ewes, and Sundays, Ii. 6-251S.
FURNlTURE--Will buy. entire con.
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS. Sth and K
SITS. NV, ME. S-52S7.
GAS RANGES. furniture, heaters,
reIrigerators; stoves, mattresses.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Three Quartets On
Gospel TEAMS

Three quartets will represent Bluff
ton college thia year on its Gospel
Teams, it has been announced.
Two of thS groups were recently
chosen and a e of the mems quartets
will continud fits work from last year.
John Bas hger, Mountain Lake,
Mimi; Ld Mar Reichert, Bremen,
Ind; CharA IS Springer, Belgian Con-
go; and Dasid Bixel of Bluffton are
members ofFthe hold-over quartet.
Chosen as members of the girls
quartet are Shirley Shelmadine,
Lima; Carol Miller, Wooster; Helen
Neufeld, Chicago and Marion Keen
ey, Millsboro, p
The newly selected mems quartet
includes: Fred Hoenicke, Benton Rid
ge; Wilmer Srunger, Belgian Con-
go; Martin ST jhyer, Spencerville; and
Bob Coon, Daf fton.
These quartAts, along with other
members of the Gospel Teams will
hold services in bath local and distant
churches and carrS on Home Mission
deputation work.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Parents OF BIufftOn
Man Welded so Years

Mr.. and Mr.. Russell Berryhill,
parents of Stewart Berryhill of
Bluffton, VII observe their 50th
wedding anniversary with a family
dinner at hoon Sunday and "open
house" fo9their friends in the after
noon at Keir home at 209 S. Pierce
street, DeRhos.
The couple was married at Fort
Jennings. Nc. Berryhill is a retired
farmer.
Stewart is thor only child, and
there are two grandchildren, John
Dale Berryhill, Toledo and Mrs.
Doris Hughes, 81 Iffton, and great
grandson, MARTY Berryhill, Toledo.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Reisn,an Tito Next To Appea,1 On Concerl
Series Mbnday In Ranseyd Chapel

Bluffton mus lovers are looking
forward to Il second number on
the College q ncert Series whic h
will bring to he stage of Ramseyer
Chapel next Monday the widely
acclaimed ReisMan Trio.
The trio incl pdes three talentsi
sisters, Shirley, p pPnist; Mona, vi2R-
ist, and Barbarai cellist. r
Making music pgether is saiA to
have been as M |ch part of The
Reisman's fami life as the We
ming meal. SCI Getting their ins ru-
ments in earlyl childhood, the sisters
have been pla fling together profes-
sionally for I ur years.
During tha period, the Reismans
have concert 9zed in the East. They
have been Featured on radio and
television a&d at some of New
York's LEADING hotels.
Each bringsato the family trio a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29

3 temperament which
islnans unique. Their
sa charm and a grace
which is only possible
who are closely re-
layas4 said
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Cornfield Blaze
Causes Hamage

Two acres standing corn were
damaged by re Wednesday after
noon of last week on the Ernest
Klingler farm twest of Ada, and
later the same day a trailer load
of sugar beets bound for the re-
finery on Routf 50 north of Ada
brought firemei from that town to
the truckers q a.
The cornfifd fire did extensive
damage, buf the truck fire was
extinguished7 before serious loss re-
suited. The latter started when a
bearing bu he'd out of rear wheel
of the tract r-trailer assembly driven
by John KN rner.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
services Held
For Robert Staley

Services wers held Friday after
noon in the Cdhnty Line Church of
the Brethren I pr Robert L. Staley,
81, Lafayette, rother of Mrs. Clara
Beeshy of MS community. Mr..
Staley died at 80 pm. Wednesday
of last week I after a three-year
illness.
He is survif fed by his widow,
Florence Greenvalt Staley and a
foster daughter, Mrs. Sid Bassitt,
Route 1, Lafayette; brother, Jake
Staley, Lafayette, and two other
sisters, Mrs. Bertha Desenberg, Ada,
and Mrs. Retta Clum, Lafayette.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29

and education sectioT of the Division
of Wildlife, show Fat four squirrel
hunters lost their ives as result
of actual shooting accidents and %
others suffered gunshot wounds dur
ing the 30-day season.
1t was an increase of three fa-
talities over last Vars single fatal
accident.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Four Lose Lives
In Hunting Mishaps

Final rep6F It's on the 1853 Ohio
squirrel sea IN, which ended October
Is, as conn fled by the information
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29

OF the four rsons killed this
year-all were ths result of accidents
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-10-29
Bowling Green

See how GAINS make the famousS Marcelle Potato
Chip The tasty product that has added zestfu
guided tour and 7observe why Bowling Green and
northwestern Ohio are SO fond this delectable chip
Evening star., 1953-09-09
axe Nv Word for 1t

All Of us are willing to con-
cede to the advertising field a
certain amount of exaggeration
and overstatement; but why
some few words are selected for
use over and over and over again
is hard to understand and to
take. The word fabulous" has
been used in connection with so
many items which are not fab
ulous" at all, that it now has
no meaning at all.
We are all familiar with the
woman who gushes, Il just love
that hat! It's too too divine. 4"
Now 'love" has to do with af-
fairs of the heart; affection; de-
votion. How could any one "1ove"
a hat? AS for divine" as the
description of hat-judging
from a good many I've seen, it's
doubtful that the Almighty had
anything to do with them, or
would have.
Evening star., 1953-09-09

Florence Willoughby of Syra-
cuse, N. Y, wins copy of The
Practical Handbook of Better
English" with her cleverly rhymed
pet peeve, which was inspired by
the headline: Fabulous new face
makeup that actually beauty
treats skin.
Fabulous.
Fabulous fabrics
And fabulous game:
Fabulous flavor
And fabulous name.
Fabulous freshman.
Fabulous trip,
Fabulous feuding
And fabulous hit.
Fabulous makeup.
Fabulous Myrt.
Fabulous frankfort
And fabulous dirt.
Ny Webster is tired
OF hearing such usage,
And I, too, am tired,
And call it abuSage
Evening star., 1953-09-09
By Fronk Colby

Effusive overstatement is a
habit easy to slip into, simply
for the want of a truly descrip-
tive word. But it's a habit We
should make an effort to control
even in Hollywood.
distributed By McNauEht Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1953-09-09
Contract Bridqe
By EosIey BIockwood

BY EosIey BIockwood
Mr.. New, the avid kibitizer,
usually sits on the sidelines. In
that position, seeing all four
hands, he consistently suggests
fine plays which could have been
made by the active players. He
is always amazed at how much
harder it is to see and execute
these plays in actual combat.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
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WEST EAST
(NTr. Meek (N1r. AbeD
A102 A63
VK104 J97532
0K432 UQ7
%9843 %Q75
w - l. -
(Mr. New
AKJ954
VAQ
D 1906
49,
The bidding:
North East South West
club Pass 1Spade Pass
4spades Pass 5hearts Pass
s 6SpadeS All pass
Take today's hand for exam
pie. He bid very well. making a
slam try with a cue-bid of five
hearts to show the ace of that
suit. Mr.. Champion accepted
the invitation, put the hand in
six spades and Mr.. Meek led the
ten of trumpS.
Mr.. New won in his own hand
with the jack of spades. He won
the second trick with the nine
of spades, underplaying the eight
from dummy.
Now he considered taking two
club illnesses. If the queen were
on his left, he could discard the
queen of hearts and a diamond
on the third and fourth club
leads. Then after stripping his
hand and dummy of hearts he
could lead a diamond toward
dummy and f1neSse the nine. If
Mr.. Abel won with the queen or
king he would be hopeleSSly en-
trapped.
However, if the club f1nesse
lost. there would be no play for
II tricks-even if the king of
hearts were favorably located.
Finally, Mr.. New decided to
f1nesse diamonds twice, hoping to
find the king and queen divided.
He led a diamond and finessed
the nine Mr.. Abel took the queen
and led back a heart.
Dilemma. If the heart f1nesse
lost, the contract was down. But
maybe the heart fineSSe was the
only way to make it. After long
thought, Mr.. New put in the
queen and down he went.
He should have given himself
an additional chance by testing
the clubs first. Starting at trick
three, cash dummy's ace and
king of clubs, lead the jack of
clubs and ruff it.
If the queen does not fall, it's
too bad. but you have lost noth-
ing. Actually, the queen would
have shown up from Mr.. Abel's
hand on the third round of
the suit.
Dummy's fourth club would
have furnished parking place
for the queen of hearts. After
that, all Mr. New needed was to
find either the king or queen of
diamonds or both of those cards
in Mr.. Meek'S hand.
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Evening star., 1953-09-09
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Find 29 or more words In
LLERY,
meaning, "a room near the kitch-
en- for coarse work" Average Is
26; time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
So such as bats" cats" are not used
3. Only one form of q word Ia used. 4.
Proper names are not USED.
Answer TO FORFEIT.
FIRE, fife. fief, fore, forte, fort, fret, frtt,
offer, refit, reft rite, lift, rife, riot,
rots, S6ort, tier. tire, til. tore. THO.