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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. ,

BUICK 1851 Super four-door Riviera;
+. and h.. Dynafiow, seat covers;
two-t0ne blue and gray. finish; ST.
695. CAITHNESS BUICK. INC, 51l5
WIS; Us ave. NV; Wo. 6-55sl. Open
BUICK 1860 Roadmaster four-door
Riviera, r. and h., Dynafiow,. seat
covers: blue finish: 81 ,395. CATH
NESS BUICK. INC, 5515 Wis. ave.
NV, WO. 6-55Sl. y
BUICK 1850 Special two-door; r. and
b., seat covers; beautiful maroon
INC. 5l15 Wis. ave. NV. WO.
6-5aS1. open $50 a.m.-9 nm. -
BUICK 1888 4-dr. sedan; good
mech. cond.; radio, new tires,
owner. LU l-554I after Il pm. =
BUICK 1881 Super twe-door Riviera;
Sl.S95. CAITHNEsS BUICK, INC.
51l5 Wis. ave. NV, WO. 6-5 Isl.
Open $40 a.m.-9 pm. =
BUICK ~ 4-dr. Super; r. and h.;
eond,,;, S795 or best offer. uN.
BUICK is46 Roadmaster; r. and h..
other extras; orig. black finish:
one owner; Immaculate. A special
for today; .S445. LOGAN MOTOR
co. 530l Wis. ave, EN-. 2-26l7.
BHPeR GPeP eTssiHfs isss super pr VS. 4-dr sedan;
only $500 mi, fully equipped, new.
car title and warranty: substantial
discount. Call OIL. 4-SO26. -
BUICK 80 Sedanette special: glisten-
ing jet black: radio and heater, plus
seat covers, Wv. tires inn Immaculate
money-back trial; 4-month written
guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
WaSh.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1l14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300. -
BUICK 1912 club coupe: excellent
9~pSe eenSiten saSr1ss sac and S"s; a.. terms
BUICK ly4s Super 4-dr:; r and h;
finish Car has been reconditioned
throughout. Guarantee: S595. LO-
GAN MOTOR CO., 1901 Wis: ave-:
EN-. 2-a6l1. Open ewes. It'll 2. -
BUICK 81 Riviera "-dr. Super: has
a beautiful metallic gray t1nish'
white-sidewall tires; spare tire has
never been used 10000 actual
miles. This car hasn't a blemish on
it. It's like new; has conventional
transmission for your gas economy
guaranteed 10000 miles or one
year; 81, ,S45. LOGAN MOTOR CO..
530l wis. ave. EN-. 2-26l1. Open
Buick 1H1si X la5i 81 Roadmaster Riviera T.
Wv. tires. :. h.. seat covers: 20
S-140O: ewes. KE. 7-O604.
CADILLAC $50 Coupe De Vile; power
tires. Showroom condition; 81 .995.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que
st. NV, DU. 7-S300. -3
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VACATION PLACES

COLONIAL BEACH, cottage for rent
Call 10. 2-7757. after 6 pm. %
BAR HARB0R AREA - Rambling
Maine seacoast farmhouse, 4
bedrms.. mod. kit, flush and shower,
garage, 10 mi. Bar Harbor airport.
Acaola Natl. PIX. Rent July only;
Phone OIL. 2-2163. g
OWN YOUR OWN CABIN in the
Snenandoah Valley; cool NIGHTS: fish,
ing IN both Shenandoah Rivers. For
tull particulars call BURNER s
REALTY at IA. 2-2363. 3
MACS nEAD-Ocean front cottage.
Aayaidaole July 5. 26. and Aug. 10.
-. 80. MRS. r. s. CARR, Edenton.
N. c. Phone 322-W. "a
WOODLAND BEACH. MD. cottage;
bedrms.. elec. kit. inside bathrm.
Avail; for Aug. Blk. to beach. Call
COOL mountain cottage, 40 mi. d. C.
bedrms., elec. kit: avail. July, Aug.
OV. 3-1S59. Bluemont 23711.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS.
RAhr9w Issf g St. HEALTxx asA Me- Co. ss4gs Esal'0F'
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N Y ave. NV
Ma. S-5S33.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 8-646S.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mk. Mr. oT2ck, T1 X Ra1 pIsSonfg Scs4Ys
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MONEY WANTED

PARTY WANTED to take ASSIGNMENT
of $4,000 SO mortgage, with more
than quarter million dollar security
party now holding mortgage wishes
to be relieved because OF Ill health
and desires to liuuidate his invest
ments. PROPOSAL will stand most
rigid Investigation. Box 1901. Star.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALT
YEAR-ROUND HOMESITF an tho D.

fEAR-ROUND HOMESITE on the Po-
1omac IN RAPIDLY growing residential
area: beautifully wooded lot. 1"Sx
g. minis. fsim D. c. Lot No. 3s..
Gj9nston s. !, Manor $3.50 down down. Cal Cal
ST; GEORGES IsLAND-4Oo-ft
view; good 6-room house. shaded
setting; 4 acres land: exceptional
buy at $3.50. JAMES e. MA
HONEY 3313 14th st. NV. HU
THE IDEAL PLACE TO RETIRE
Lovely home on St. Clement Bay,
so miles from D. c. Pvt beach,
!Ge: iandscaped lot with shade trees,
Hnts HHTrSunSsd Sse b9yet By rq$tic gdG Oak fence
wall pattern. Liv. rm. with stone
fireplace, and din. rm. Of pine
panel; basement workshop with out
side entrance, Fishing. swimming.
lent: Price complete with late model
appliances and furn.:. $4,000. EN-
31asl4 %onS t-a95a o6 LeOnardtOWn' Green
EHERWooR FOREST: MD. nr. An;
bedrms., ali eIee.. i.H iurn.' restricted;
$3.50, .erms No. S33, Robin Hood
Hill. See NASH, cottage 73n.
OPEN TODAY, lot 4. block f. North
Beach Park. the Davis cottage
Bayfront, iInmac. 6-rm. bungalow,
attrac. furn. All mod. improve
ments, soft. screened porch fac
ing the bay. Quiet. refined section
in North Beach Park, nr. Rose
Haven. Will sacrifice for S10.500.
BERALD FARBoR BEACH -, Year
FOUND .?-bedrm. home. compl. in
sui. all furnishings inc'. :, range.
81 3So S-50 casb omen Sat Ind
Sun; call for directions; POTTS
COVE POINT BEACH. MD. - Small
cottage. beautiful setting, larse lot,
SPECIAL BARGAIN. attractive B.
ereeA and Bay. beautiful lawn with
muting distance; corner End and
for quick sale. Also 4-room cottage
and large lot with a good garage
and we'll: only $4,000. Call West
River 34Tl. JOHN F. HAFFORD.
Broker. 5th st. Deal Beach. Md. )
CAPE LOCK HAVEN-Desirable year
heat: fireplace; $3.50 down. bal. 90
SYLVAN eSVS = Shores - New masonry
cottage with basement. has fireplace
with heatilator, all closed in in
terror not completed; illness reason
for selling: sacrifice for S3.95O.
J. N SMITH. Annapolis 1850. -
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Still Available

Choice summer rentals, located In
Rehoboth. Dewey Beach. and Henlo-
pen Acres. Write or call at once.
Also several modern homes under
$50 600 for sale.
Harry NJ. Grieves, Realtor
Henlopen Acres. Rehoboth. Del.
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LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
service. Call MA S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE CO
1014 X St. NV Ulth and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
and interest and give YOU any bal.
ance in cash Call MR.. MILLER.
ME S-122O: evenings. La 6-5194
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H0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large:
Chesap Bay Herring Bay. Sharps
ISL. Gouses. For reserv. call ewes.
CAPT KING. WA T-4192,
BRAND-NEW Aft. de luxe runabout
of July special. It's give-aWay
at $3.50. EN-. 2-4279. -
SAILROAT. Thistle class. registered.
Absolutely perfect. guaranteed like
new condition.; completely refinished
and repainted recently. Complete
with sails. sail bags. snubbing winch.
and brand-new rudder. Available
Immediately. Priced for quick sale.
LO. 1885 weekdays until ) pm.
Nights and Sundays call RIA. 3-07G0.
36-FT. WHEELER sport fisherman:
beaut. cond.; ready to go: sleeps g.;
%oPfs Eass Eastpoi st Annapos nsTsafs sss
RENTAL CRUISER SERVICE
U-Drive-It. 36-ft. steelcrafts. Hour,
day or week. EX. 3-lS9s. 30
"@-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 6O-h.p.
ris-Craft;. built 1852: toilet and
ciated. Raleigh Boat Yard. Cape
Loeb. Haven. West River 1924 or
oIUHTBoHRD' OF D. CRUISER. loft; sa:5.
NE. S-l639 after & pm. =
SPEEDBOAT, 1919 Century Sea Maid.
Is it.; "I35" Chrysler Crown; ma
honagy ref1nish; like new. Sacrifice,
$3.50. UN. 4-0040. )
1?-FT. WHIRLWIND, JR.. cabin
cruiser. fully equipped with radio
and all accessories including 81
model 25-h.p. Evinrude motor and
trailer; complete, $3.50, or best Of
fer. XII. g-5554. .
FIRESTONE 1852: outboard motor:
good running cond.i neutral gear;
Sa5. Call bet. 5 and :. UN. 41226.
lift. ?-TN. ROWB0AT-CHARLES
L. SCOTT. 914 23rd st. NV. Elk
1:-FT. WOLVERINE BOAT. 1o-h.p.
motor and loft. Penn-Yan canoe:
18th OF JULY sPECIAL-l6-ft: Comet
sailboat for sale. due to tranSf. OF
owner: mahog. hull. vanished. sails
in good shape, boat Just overhauled.
stainless steel ridgings. bronze ctr.
board. many other extras; prettiest
Comet IN area, must be seen to be
apprec.: excel fam. boat. See after
u pm. or call Sat. and Sun. at
Wash. Sailing Marina or call SGT
SCHWICHTE 10. 10000,
Ext. 4l"I dur. day. Reduced from
$500 to S4"5 for quick sale. Nc
reasonable offer refused. 3
23-FT. CABIN CRUISER, built 1941;
P, T.-style hull, VS. power: reason
LII
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
sEASHoRE PROPERTY

WANTED - Waterfront cottage 4
rent; reasonable. AP. 7-21O6.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-EMLY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tsched apis. Spacious. cool; all
sleG; sc.i,;, baths. bat hot water: PVT. pier
dreD. CO. 5-06I1: eve. Mon. Thurs.
WOODLAND BEACH. cottage on water.
Al! mod. conv., sleeps ten. 10. -
aCoTTAGE-o bedrms., bath, screened
porch, fb3at Included: Protected
Fishing grabbing beautiful view.
Ayail; Jgly 5 Through August. Phone
ROCK POINT. MD.--bedrm. Irrn
swimming; $50 mo IU. i-e54s.
TO APPROVED TENANT-July or
August or. season. Beaut. 3-bedrm..
and tile kit soft; scr; porch. Di-
Head. Nd. sinPefFo ) nj from 0sf either T New New
Severn River Bridge or Chesapeake
Bay Bridge. Annapolis 565S for de-
sOIiTH RIVER. modern waterfront
cottage 4 bedrms. all conv.. row
boat. Call after pm. WA. 1924.
COTTAGE right on beach Of Chesa-
eeaks Bay; BY week or month; sleeps
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Apt.. . bedrms.
ideal for :! families, sleeps Q. All
utilT 100 IT. from ocean. SIS
SPACIOUS. ATTRACTIVE. new two
bedroom cottage on water front,
near Leonardtown: modern conv.
private pier. boat. plenty shade
trees. AID. 2-6446, Apt. sos. eve
CAPE LOCK, HAVEN. South River
overlooking Chesapeake Bav-lS4-
It. pvt. beach, at your front door
Cool on the hottest day: magnifi-
rms, " baths; accom- ! families;
81 % wk: avail. July 20 through
Labor Day. Open for inspection
Phone Annapolis S-"3l7 Dir: Out
Ger ave. follow PA to Cape
CoTTAGE FOR RENT OR SALE
Woodland Beach: Accommodations for
6 or S. JU. 1928 or 10. S-3746.
BEAUTIFUL BAYFRoNT HoME-
AffePaoa hsfeT Ra5ed hoHe Rag ff0 f0F
mer at fraction of its true rental
value. Consists of bedrooms. 3
baths, living room. dining room.
beautifully Handicapped Ia acre
NJ E. RoCKHnL, INC. Phone
Prince Frederick tMd.l 30S-J. =
SHERWOOD FOREST, ""a Noting
Ram Owner leaving city; S4 500
Inspect week end. WO. 6-1297.
corr TSLAND-Open Sat and
Sun: yr.-'round home, with
hedrlnS, boathouse. In0-ft. water
frontage: 81 900 cash. $50 mo.
Drive down this week end. Ask for
HiXson place. See it, then call
DOUG NJ SMILEY. INC. UN.
4-SHf0 UN. 1910. 3
LAKE JACKSON LOG CABIN
A REAL STEAL FOR $500 DOWN
Net quite finished. planned for 3
bedrmS,. clubroom with fireplace
MRS. O'BRIEN, owner. ia. 7-7OO0
days; ewes. IA. S-0"55. d
WATER FRONT APARTMENTS
Beautiful Magothy River (Maryland).
directly on water. Newly and COM
pletely furnished. Sand beach. fish,
ing, Grabbing. boat dock. All mod
eYn utilities. and Q bedrooms.
S65 and S75 per week l hour drive
from Washington. Telephone Balti-
more. Armiger lo9-W. 3
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S2.8OO End TRUST. Payable in :
years on 3-bedrm. rambler. nearby
Maryland. Price 81 $50 Tor quick
sale. JU. S-33S0. -
end TRUST. $4,000; payable S45 mo-:
SO; only $1,000. Makers have per
manent jobs. good credit and made
good cash payment. RA. 6-34lS, 3"
$?,S5O 2nd-TRUST, payable $"9.50
per mo. at SO interest. Well secured
on Mont. Co. property. Attrac.- dis
count. JU. 5-2655; after q, LO. s.
SS03. -3
End TRUST for sale; also large lst
h trust. Good earning power. Call
ROBT. L. EVANS. MA. $1,000 after
Monday. 3"
End TRUST. S6,e50, on we1l-built
detached home. Payable at $1l.2h
per mo. until paid. Small down
payment. Sold for S13.950. 3
Signers on note. Offers accepted
Immediate need. Call Ii. 1877.
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TRUCK VALUES
General Truck Sales, Inc.
ME 2.nSln
DOWN! DOWN!
Used Truck Prices SlaShed
SEE THESE BARGAINS

81 INT. 24-ton pkup.; peri. 81. .09i
81 CHEV. i2-ton panel: beauty 80?
48 CHEW. dump; Esp: barg. 69i
40 STUD. dump; Esp. axle S9I
81 DODGE l2-tcn pkup.: clean WE
so DODGE la-ton- -pkup: sharp LOTS
SO DODGE 12' fat: Marion
body and hoist. 10000
mi: like new 1895
~ DODGE Ia-ton panel. See
ing is believing. q cream
puff. Only 1Sh
50 INT s4-ton panel: immac. LOGS
'46 INT. IA van. 1-Speed: nice o-
cond.. special today f9o
INT. K-5. tractor and trailer,
90 box: 10000 act. mi;
tires and gear perfect. ~
40 F16 FORD. a. body. p
speed rear; ideal for locaI
moving. Only 1.o9J
so CHEW. cab over tractor,
"a trailer. nat; S.@5x20
rubber; %-speed rear: ready
Tn nnlv .0QH
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trust wanted. Top prices
paid. Cash today. RA. 622S1. ia
S-6676, day or evenings. -
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR BIKE, 1853. German NSU;
only $50 miles: accessories included;
$500 or best offer. Call XII. S-1912.
1a46: good tires:
recently painted; good running cond :
$50. OIL. 4-oSqI. 3
1916 HARLEY DAVIDSON "45";
Sl50 or best offer. Phone Ii.
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PONTIAC 80 Chieftain -"
de luxe 4-dr. sedan; Hydra.
drive. fully equipped. 4 new
tires: l owner; peri. cond.;
$1,000 or best offer. Call NO.
7-0146 from 8 am. to 2 pm.
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SPECIAL,

New 1852 "61" HID. de luxe. equip:
black paint: Sl15 of list price. Used
machines. S75 and up. Cash, terms
and trade.
Half races at Frederick, Md.
Saturday. July 4, and l2-mile races
at Upper Marlboro Sunday. July 3.
Open Friday evenings until 9 pm.
RED HOUSE
HID. SALES AND SERVICE
I065 3lst ST. NV. AID. 2-0602
4
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SECOND TRUSTS
NEARBY VA. PROPERTY
S3,7S3, Sc, $3.50 MONTH
Sl.175, Sc. S12 MONTH
M. r. REYNOLDS & CO.
JE 2-6499 )
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COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac; cottages. de-
tached apis. Spacious. cool; all
cleo; baths. hot water: pvt. pier
Swim. FISH. crab, games: safe for chill
dreD. co. 5-06Il: eve. Mon. Thurs
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70 APPROVED TENANT-JuIy q

ROCK POINT, Md -bedrm. Iurn
house: fishing. grabbing. boating.
swimming; $50 mo. LU. l-6518.
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ugust pr sfason IfSAHTJSg sesSt sSedrm or
liv. rm.. furn. bungalow. tile bath
and tile kit; Soft. scr. porch. Di-
rectly on Chesapeake Bay at Bay
Head Md mi from either New
Severn River Bridge or Chesapeake
BAY Bridge. Annapolis 5653 for de-
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WOODLAND BEACH. cottage on water.
Al! mod. conv,, sleeps ten. 10 =
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CADILLAC '52 Fleetwood: r. and h.,
Hydra-Matic. Wv. tires, custom
made seat covers, shoWrm, como.
$3,695. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV, DU. T-S3OO,
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LAKE JACKSON LOG CABIN
A REAL STEAL FOR $500 DOWN
Net quite finished, planned for ,
bedrmS. clubroom with fireplace
MRS. O'BRIEN. owner. ia. 1000
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36-FT. WHEELER sport-fisherman:
beaut. cond,; ready to go: sleeps 6;
owner must sell. HartheS Boat
Works. Eastport. Annapolis $3.50.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

1dSS q N faSS N /
All pass
In today's deal, Mr.. Champion
elected to open the bidding,
fourth hand, with one no-trump,
although he didn't quite have
the ideal distribution for it. His
idea, of course, was that three
no-trump was the most likely
spot for game, and if that con-
tract could be reached he wanted
to play it.
Miss Brash's opening lead was
the deuce of clubs and dummy'S
nine won. Mr.. Champion
thought a few moments, then
made. the rather astonishing
play of a small spade from the
board.
Mrs. Keen went in with the
ace and returned a club. The
defenders ratified off three club
tricks but then they were
through. Mr.. Champion made
his contract. winning six dia-
monds. one heart, one spade and
one club.
"LuckieSt guess I ever saw"
said Mr.. Muzzy. who was ka-
biting the hand. I'D have led
the queen of hearts at the Sec
ond trick. If Miss Brash had
held the ace-queen of spades,
they could have run the whole
suit against you-also the rest
of the clubs"
II knew she didn't have the
ace of spades" Mr.. Champion
replied.
Did you see in her hand?"
mo-" snapped Mr.. Champion,
"but I couldn't have been more
sure if I had"
Here's how Mr.. Champion
came to his decision. The nine
of clubs had held the first trick,
so Miss Brash had both ace and
king of the suit. She had led
the deuce and therefore prob
ably held just four clubs. She
had passed as dealer and she
has never been known to pass
a hand as good as ace-king in
one suit and ace in another. So
she could not have the ace of
spades.
She might pass with only ace
king of clubs and king of hearts.
If the heart finesse were tried
and lost. the defenders would
have three club winners, the
heart and the ace of spades.
On this sound reasoning, the
spade play at trick two was much
the best and, as you see, Mr..
Muzzy's heart play was a sure
loser.
(Copyright 1853, General Features CornD
Evening star., 1953-04-07
By LiIIion Cox Athey

takes a secure position in a lofty
tree and trumpets defiance. In
close quarters, he raises himself
to full height with arms drawn
for sparring. The armed toes
are dangerous as machine-run
circular saw.
At birth, infant bobucks are
very tiny and blind. They re-
main in the pouch for six weeks.
The amazing thing Is the moth
ers' tender care of her young
Night time is bath time.
Four-month-old bobucks are
the size of guinea-pigs when
they desert the snug nursery to
ride on their mothers back. If
separated from its mother, the
joey sets up a urgent quavering
vail that attracts her attention
at once.
These posSums do not always
60 aloft to sleep. but may seek
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Natures Children

these handsome animals were
caught in the fearful sweep OF
flames. In the area visited by
the fire, the former stronghold
Of the poSSumS, there are now
appearing a few who returned
to their homeland.
Bobucks are ardent mountain
ers. They establish their homes
in the high rainfall regions OF
mountain ash, beech, sassafras,
dogwood and tree fern. The big
posSum possesses an extremely
bushy almost black tail. His robe
is usually dark gray in color
During the night these big fel-
lows roam, seeking succulent
shoots, fern frondS, flowers and
fruits.
When a noise alertS 1t, there
is a swift run up the nearest
tree trunk. # the bobuck de-
cides he Is being stalked. he
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Contract Bridqe
By EosIeY BlackMood
Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, APRIL Z, 1853

By EosIey Blockwood
In deciding on the best line of
play for your contract, it is val
liable to consider not only what
the opponents bid, but what they
failed to bid.
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. AbeD
1852
QJlO
o KJ2
%J109
WEST EAST
(Miss Brash) (Mrs. Keen)
A943 AQ108
Y K53 y 7642
o $50 OF
= AK72 ss5s
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion
XII
y ASS
. 40 10984
%Q4
The bidding:
West North East South
Pass Pass Pass INT
Pass 2NT Pass 3NT
All pass
Evening star., 1953-04-07

The word promulgate, "to
make openly known. as by pub
lication," should not be given the
British pronunciation PROM
ull-gate" here in America. Stand
ard American: pruh-MULL-gate.
A BoStonian by adoption
writes: How should I pronounce
tomato? Is it toe-MAY-toe, or
toe NAH -toe?"
Well, ordinary Americans all
have agreed that toeLMAY-toe is
the standard American pronun-
citation. In Boston, where the
broad-A is more or less prevalent,
toe -MAH-toe" is frequently
heard. In other parts of the
country "toe NAH toe" is
thought of as a pompous affecta-
tion.
For those who dislike such
preciosities, I strongly recon-
mend the standard American:
toe-MAY-toe.
And that brings to mind an
episode which happened in my
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Take Nv Word for It B, F,o,t Colby

own family, If you'll pardon a
personal reference. When my
rowdy son was 13, and in the
seventh grade, he graduated to a
young and pretty teacher who
was of the opinion that the broad
A and "culchah" went hand-in-
hand. Needless to say that the
end of the term found her on
the verge of a nervous break
down. Trying to make seventh
grade bunch of little horned
toads say "RAH-ther, grahss
ahsk, pahth," and so on, had
proved to be too much.
This ambitious young lady also
tried to convince her class that
if a vase was purchased for less
than 81, one should call it a
"vayss." Otherwise a vase
should be called a "vahz." Ridic-
ulous!
In standard American these
words are properly pronounced
RATH-er; grass, ask; path (all
fiat as as in mani; and: vaysS
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Australia's Bobruck.

Bobucks wear a costly coat
that makes it the most desired
fur animal of today. They live
in the dense mountain timber
that fringes eastern Australia
from south Qeensland to south
ern Victoria. It is the mainland's S
largest, most handsome and
powerful possum.
Natives refer to it as the short
cared possum, a distinction to
note the difference between the
fox-faced silver-gray or brush
tail possum. It has several other
aliases.
This possum is noted for its
alertness and especially its rank,
musky odor which betrays it to
friend or foe. Bobuck is really
a nickname. The priced pelt is
the trappers' most sought prize.
During the 1899 brush fires.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
IS Horses Scratched
By Australian Test

BRISBANE, Australia (CDN
Those who bet on the bang
tails at Oxenford, Queensland,
have just received a nasty jolt.
Two hours before recent races
there, officials sprung a surprise
announcement that they would
conduct a swab test for race
horse doping.
OF the 68 horses scheduled to
run that afternoon, 35 were
promptly scratched" by their
worried owners.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Fiber Used Most

PHHADELPHIA.-More than
80 per cent of domestic ship
ments in packages are made in
one Of the many types Of con-
tainers manufactured Of paper
or fiber content.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

hollow log or cavities made by
termites. One Whit Of the bed
room indicates the place is oc.
cupied.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Word Game
Find % or more words in
FLASH E s.

I1IU 1A UI NIUI e WOIU III
FLASH HI E s,
meaning, breaks forth in q
sudden fame" Average Is 20:
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game--Words must be Of
acquire four letters by the addition OF
IS" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of q word Is used.
Answer to CRINKLING.
cling. clink. ring. rick; rink: riling.
kiln, lick. link. lining, ling. liking. girl.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Solid bross set with
drope pull curto in
screen, black or bross
mesh. Matching solid
bross ondirons and
Ape. fire tool set.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
Douglas 3-pc.
Dinette Set
3o.ss

chromed legs, grey or
yellow mother-of-peo
pIostic top. Z match
ing chairs. 24x35",
tobIe. Perfect for small
kitchen or apartment.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Storter set: 4 dinner
plates, soIods, cups,
soucers. StippIed-effeet
green, pink, grey. Sim
pie modern. Open stock
ovoiIobIe.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
3-pc. Kitchen
Wall Cobinet
12.4s

Steel, boxed enamel
finish. 9 comport-
ments. Center cobinet
"" high, "a" wide;
right and left, 24"
high, II" wide; all
10" deep.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
5-Piece Dine11e

Here's real shooheorks buy for with keen for vou The
Douglas plenty when downright houeond
through qu plating for and that tough Plastic
without bit that beauty
48 inches Pick Duncan P pedestal
boe Queen Anne roieh Iee) style Matching poscuphoeed
nomobok cho cy podded they cont wos woodwork
Pick yellow Supepec for HoYeoy Sole better hurry!
Parngto"
. = Shop by phone "a q day CALM 8.5IOO
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Mohoeony-finish base,
28" high. Two shelf
pIotes, 10 and l3" d.
ometer. Choice of 3
plote designs: poppy,
rose, dohlio.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Welded steel, boxed
enamel finish, chromed
pulls. 5 full-width shelf
spaces. "a" wide, II"
deep, "a" toll. For
kitchen, Ioundrx, etc.
rhe Hecht Co., 7th Floor.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Sturdy, leak resistant
galvanized steel. Tight
fitting, cover, side
handles. Big 20-eoI.
size for trosh, fireplace
or furnace ashes.
Evening star., 1953-01-13
2-door Metal
Wardrobe
15.ss

WoInut-f finish, heoy-
gauge steel. Hanger
bar, hot shelf. ~"
wide, 20" deep. 81"
high. Buy for out-of-
season clothes.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Pale grey with simple
but elegant border. 70
pc. starter set: 4 dinner
PIotes, breed e. but
tiers, fruit dishes, cups
and soucers.
Evening star., 1953-01-13

Adjusts to 7 positions
for sit-or-stond ironing.
Perforated top, rubber
tip, non-slip legs.
54" pad and cover set
to ofit----------1.99 fit