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Evening star., 1953-07-02
Phillips Nine Winner
OF lis Opening Game
Under New Sponsor

The Phillips Tv baseball team
has a new name and a new out
look as it sets its sights on the
Heurich Brewers In the Indus
trial League.
Edward r. Carr, Washington
real estate man, gave Manager
Les Wicklein's team q sense of
security by assuming the spon-
sorship after the Phillips stores
went into receivership. Carr
picked UP the franchise yester-
day. thus relieving Bill Flester,
league president, of the personal
respon ponsibility Of keeping the
team going. Flester volunteered
to dig into his own pocket to
keep the Phillips club from dis
banding.
Team Is Renamed.
From here on, the team will
be known as the Springfield Vir-
ginians after Carr's Yates Village
development at Springfield.
Carr, d former sandlot player,
was chairman Of the Inaugural
Parade last January and chair
man Of the Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival in 1851 and 1852. This year
he will be chairman of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta for the third
time. He also is chairman Of the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
Band Committee and a second
vice president of the Washington
Board of Trade.
The team won it's first game
for its new sponsor yesterday,
9-5. over the Washington Boys
Club. The Indians now have q
80 record, compared with Heu-
rich's 40 mark. Heurich plays
Bonat's Cafe at $50 pm. today
on the West Ellipse.
Willie Golf gave up 13 hits,
but kept them scattered enough
to post his third victory of the
season. Spike Bauroth, Spring
field shortStop. led his teams H.
hit attack with four hits, includ-
ing a triple.
A & X Blows Chance.
The Departmental League still
is trying to settle the first-halt
title. Atchison & Keller had q
chance to lock it up yesterday at
the expense of the Union
Printers. but the Printers scored
three runs in the eighth inning
to tie the game at 3-3. That was
the score when Umpire Joe Pow
ell called it with two out in the
last of the ninth because of dark
ness. The Printers (7-3) can tie
the Plumbers (8-3) by winning
over the Scogna Tailors at $50
pm. Friday on the South Ellipse
A win by the TailorS will give the
Plumbers the title.
Outfielder Scotty Silvers got
three hits in four trips to lead
Swift Electric to an 80 victory
over Indianhead in the Anacostia
League, while the 1020th Air
Force Wing trounced American
Security and Trust. 1874, in the
East Ellipse League.
Evening star., 1953-07-02

Ten years ago-Patty Berg
won the women's Western
Open golf tournament, de-
. feating Dorothy Kirby. / up.
in 36 holes.
Evening star., 1953-07-02

Twenty years ago Carl
Hubbell blanked the st. Louis
Cardinals, 10, in 18 innings.
Evening star., 1953-07-02

Lord Baltimore" stake event No. FL;
frot: 2-year-oldS: / mile.
Calumet R'roft tW.Wath'n. 1r.) S-1
Franny Hano'r wv. Wath'n. SRI 81
Evening star., 1953-01-28
Uncle Rows Corner

II you fall sick while on the
ocean. never 60 to see q doctor
fish! Such q fish would be the
wrong kind Of doctor. It prob
ably would perform an operation.
The favorite operation Of the
doctorfish is cutting. It has two
strong, sharp spines. one on each
side of the base Of its tail. The
spines usually are carried fiat
with the body. but they can be
flung out at right angles.
Although they are hardly half
an inch long. the spineS can
make deep cuts which may re-
mind . person Of the cut Of q
surgeons knife.
The doctordsh has several
other names. often being called
o surgeonfish or tang. One
meaning Of the word tang" Il
prong" and the sptnes may be
Evening star., 1953-01-28
By Romon coffmon

Pacific Ocean. as well as in the
Atlantic. They are common near
such groups Of islands as the
West Indies, the Bermud&s and
the Hawaiian Islands.
The color changes Of DOCTOR
flsh are interesting. One kind.
the blue doctorfish, usually Is
gray-blue. but In a short time
it can become brown from mouth
to tail, from top to bottom finsl
The new coloring may be either
tan or chocolate brown.
The most common doctorfish
In the Atlantic has deep green
fms above and below its body.
The tail is partly blue, partly
brown. The body Is mainly
brown, but has some green. The
eyes have reddish rings.
Evening star., 1953-01-28
Contract Bridge
BV EosIeY BI0ckWood

BY EoSley bIockWooo
Here Is a situation in which
the pass can be used to good
advantage-the case where you
get doubled at a contract you
know you can make. OF course,
it's all right to redouble If you
feel sure, you can get a big
penalty by doubling your OPP
ponents In case they are scared
out into a suit of their own. But
If you're not sure, why not pass
and accept q fat score for max
ing your doubled contract?
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
North-South so part score.
NORTH
(Miss BraSh)
At
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WEST EAST
(Mf. A0eD (Mr. OaEe)
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SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
4 AQ109853
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The bidding:
South West North East
! Spd. Pass INT. 2 Dmd.
2 Spd. Pass Pass 3 Dmd.
3 Spd. Double Pass Pass
Redbl. 4 Dmd. Pass Pass
4 SIND Double All Pass
Evening star., 1953-01-28

fork.
Still another name was given
by Spanish-speaking fishermen.
who called this fish the bar
bero." meaning barber"
Some full grown doctorfish are
only six inches long. Others
reach q length Of D foot.
Doctor1sh are found In the
Evening star., 1953-01-28

To obtain q free COPY Of the IL
Illustrated leaflet on ''gtamps and Stamp
stamped envelope 70 Uncis Rag n
care Of The star.
Evening star., 1953-01-28

Mr.. MuZZy miSbid his hand
from the start in to6ay'S deal.
There was no reason not to open
his hand with a forcing bid Of
two spades. True, good partner
will keep the bidding open very
light when you have a go partial.
But why put any strain on part
ner at all when you have nine
cold tricks in your hand?
If Mr.. Meek had held the
North hand, he would have
been playing one spade. Miss
Brash didn't hesitate to respond
on a king and jack although,
as 1t turned out, neither Of those
cards was Of the slightest help to
Mr.. Muzzy at his four-spade con-
tract.
Mr.. Abel's double Of three
spades was a little premature
and probably a sacrifice bid Of
four diamonds would have been
better. Anyway. he did double.
Now Mr.. Muzzy knew he could
win nine tricks for 180 trick
points, so points for making the
doubled contract, plus the value
of the game plus the chance of
making an extra trick.
This he did not consider
enough. He redoubled, even
though he could not possibly fig
ure to beat a four-diamond con-
tract sufficiently to equal the
rewards just listed.
The redouble scared Mr.. Abel.
After some thought, he went to
four diamonds and Mr.. Muzzy,
desperate now, went to- four
spades. AS you see, he had to
lose two spade tricks, a heart
and q club for down one. His
other alternative, doubling four
diamonds wouldn't have been
much better. Mr.. Dale could
have got of for a one-trick set,
losing only spade, a spade ruff,
q club and a heart.
(copyright 1858, General Features Corp.)
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1850 chAmplop .4-dr
p. and delrostaYs. This car hal
had ,sxceptional care, looks ant
runs ike new; S091.. Butler Bonded
fSs fdsy b. sTsi BnIR ieipsisicn Nc aT7s9StifiSS 7SiiS
1121 21st st. nv. Open evenings.
|SrUDKDAERR 81 Champion eusten
4.dr.: Eadio. heater and oyerdFiye
ty .Sy milsage: specially, priced fSl
koecA. ko5eesc enc NC. SoSr SSS.S; aai
Dealer; 1901 Conn. ave. EN-
sSTGiSSSESsAKER 1s4s Commander S 4.
door; oyerdyiye. r.. and h., seat
FoSSSR.: SSSR:riis ssSs sSS5.SiSsSo,S5S sSSdySiST SS
sTUDGBAKER '52 Commander VS.
S.peSsenger epe.; auto. drive; 7: eDc
A.; Dir. signal: $4,000 miles; Tahoe
sfItiS6EsAkEi Sls Regal de luxe "a 4-Sr.;
radio and heater. overdriVe. Hili.
IE sSfIiss; very lovely IEht blush gTesn
bs e. csaaeaEt .;st sSS.S:KeT sSys5s KRro
Sos, S0i5 virsinla ave. NV. Ne
sT8SESA2RER saT788S1sS, 2RaR 'yss; IsSo a.ar.; radio,
heater oyerdrivS; .exceDtionally
ssrssin sSsaa 9ise1asasiSS.iY e ssSi EodAN MoTEo;sN| TE;sN|
co. 2O1I virginia ave. NV. M,
.&i2}SSlks; .S&Ii2Sls; Sgsn ,sSy.sSnings: :.
MOTOR. SALES, studebaker Dealers
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion ciut
epe.;. fully equip, plus GaS.saVinl
overdriye. air foam cushions, like.
new tires: all for only 81. 1875. Ne
NEIL 6etudebaker). 4034 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1953-06-03

Tires inspected, replace.
ments made when Necessary.
Car thoroughly Iubricated
and springs sprayed.
Crankcase cleaned, flushed
and refilled with fresh oil.
Radiator inspected. cleaned
out or repaired ~ neces.
sary.
Body b bolts checked ana
frightened.
Battery tested, connections
checked or replaced. New
battery installed II neceS-
Sary.
Body and tenders cleaned
and simonized expertly.
Road-tested to check per.
Torrance.
Prepare and guarantee car
to pass d. c. or state In
spection.
Last. but not least. our
guarantee goes with every
Chernerized Car.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AuIoMoRlLes son sAla

PONTIAC '61 convertible: :. and h,
HydrS-Matic: v.-W. tires: spafElinS
cream AnisA; l;ewne! ears eyneTs
Bf: Billy e arrcsrs rIss E; psIo;aSsi MoFShis p SSSs aSs
FSsTfac FSSiseniaac itaR s..,l. IN Silver 1sSas ssr.sf 4
ss;ss.: g; sos ss'6. sc.i "a. iaa Ie.iss$lp. Fl ssp
rsSSSsaTIlltcc' 81 aardtop eonvs7tibl.
Sra.eD asDsT b.sutsa ss tsaf' dov: 4 and rrs; 3;
nnish WITH mssshinS red intsricr. !
brand-new sparkling W.-WI tires;
owner; very low mileage: really must
b siEY issn MiTcHEiPs f sf aIPTfsS soToRs 49,
PONTIAC 80 BLACK 4-dr. chieftain
8 cyl ,sed:; :. and h.. Hydra-M Matte,
new plastic seat covers. t1nish Ike
new. excellent mechanical cond.: for
ss;.re. al; ,, oEssH.i ss el.ssss.n SSnss :n 3I
colers 60 choose from; some equipped
with HydTa-Matic. all have =, h.;
ySSSEE,sssGc ssciss e g Iaa; TGS; I.S;,- arcade y
In InnNsIass5 s2I.as5oc.o o. 1887 'rS'ns st: ~ -"
ssautiful 2-tous biaei radio. heater.
Hydra.Matie drive; diYectional SIG.
mails: 10000 actual miles; former
owner prominent local position.
which lame will be supplied II re-
SSs:tiS assss srs c.ss sr: n,.d p'Tsr .sr u';a
fanty. COLONIAL oiipSMoHi1LR
Co.s SS22s Nichols ave. S.e-. 10.
P0HTixc '5a chisfta,n de luxe s-cyl
Tl!sssi hsi.sssS ssS SeaDs sfas s'Ysss. SSs
TlAC CO.. 14S7 Irving st. NV. AD.
Pontiac PtoSSfY2i .4s s.dr. str..ml,ne ,S 2
tone gray: Top condition. New tires.
PSfAc PSSSf Ss 1aas Hg c:issu S.SSI .iteF 4: a. H
tires. black IN: tits Is Z socd car n
AEoYLE M3ToH .SS1LEs. is46 9Gs
PSNfiiEx;c ii NfiE; pS; iss6 s6-sSoOi ss lux. "s" Gar.
sed;; black; r.. h., defroster. &C. and
son 4 oRME lBuiek5, i7th and N
sts. NV. DI. 7-1162. Open I'll
FSNTIAcg 80 4-dr.: Jet black. r. and
MereSss sHSe sn; s sfsasS new N da.as G S3 8
spected and guaranteed ct only $15.
TORS, nc. Lincoln lleSeIfy rsSt-
eo5o; oD:;n7 7dobI d0Ilv w; ave. x, n1Hshs,Ga. 1 Nd.
dual range. HydFa-Matic; private
owner. $2,Sg6. RE 7.7600. IS
r1EFECT 4S: black. Up to 50 mi.
5er sszNYt,ESsSsd Ar ESSssdaX !rH GYar;; $ss; $Ses; HILL
AID. z.4S0O. ~ ~"
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

2ENAULT '40 4-dr,: r. and h.; ROod
condition: 1925 or best offer; mUSt
sen; owner to ssrviee. on. 2-ogS6.
IsTUDEBAKEK 's2 Champion Regal
de luxe eonverttble: one owner: low
r. and h.. overdriye; will sacrifiee ot
wholesale. Call OIL. 4-730O. -3
ISTUDEDAKER 1e4s Champion 4-dr.:
7; and T.. ,0yerdfiye, w.-W. tires, orig.
Hlesk nnisa; real honey tor S696.
consin ave. EN-. 3-72S6. Is
STUDEBAkER 1853 Champion 4.dr.
custom heater and defroster; popular
performance: 81 1925: TOP allowance
MAKER. 4oa4 wis sve.. INA. s-7ss6
STUDEBAKER '4s Com. conv.; :. and
sssSS 3d. pras; ior new wt:s top enS cos,t mot9r;
sTTDEsAKEiR sTTD6tEisiA re iss, nRs o. s..rl,t. D cD..
SY.gSoi SSYYegTSSSot':j IN sessss asesssrs alp covers;
ESTUDEBAKER 1852 Champion sedan:
extssmels smssnIsss HstaS 'sss dsiy.S SoVsaE caiS
lEIt, dys100 81. ,by, by one owner; 81 .3S9.
$500 wisconsin ave.. EN-. 3-47O0.
sfTSfsA ff1SSad ARER AsSfEde'' '4s 4-dr.: 500 GA cash.
Not Q janker: former owner used
i every day Must make room.
BAKER, 29th and M sts,. NV.
SIUDEBAKER 1949 Champion club
coup. coupe; shss heater Ss anS oysrdE1ve; bar
Lac CO., Fsirlingten shopping
sTUSEhiAAEK; ssTsURtiEi AIfE; ny SSis sc1SsSO co.ra., .
dr.; fully equip; clean Is . pin;
gas-saying oyerdriye. r. b. and
aes oxnss sDSs'ss c.r la'esEs5 ss5 sSsszE ss:ssz
gIaFanteed, LEE p. BuTLER. INC.
p4 7-0l10. 1121 21st st. NV.
ST6DERAKER 1s49 Commander
staflight coupe; gas-saving over.
drive. heater and defroster. A beau
tiful. 1-owner car that costs little
$1dsy .trei!, Inspection Euaranteed.
1121 2lst st. NV. Open evenings.
a
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cdIDsAoHME ddOs o!1M!a: 1881 l ssssr "se" Z,
0iisih;l owner: isdi.asSS. I'd. s'1c;sssa S.ssse
oLDsMoBlLE lels "ss" 4.dr.. r. and
B.. Hydra:. like new y;-v. tireIi
RssTifi. 1-syne6 1ss car; I'D ,sRSelsss .sreeI
ssE:;il sss.sE::;sisl. lass ~i'sss:is ave. 80 =
|QLpsMOBILE 80 "ss,' eonvertib,,
Club coupe; palm green fnish: radio
Wv. tires and new black top
O!9smobiles famous engine; Just
day Warranty. COLONIAL. oLDsGC.
BILE CO. 2226 Nichols ave. s.e.,
OLDsM0BILE 81 "ss" conyertibl,
club coupe; radio heater. Hydra.
Matte drive; beautiful green dnish;
09n.r 0sn oiaSF ,n1G..teS sSp; teT ,miisass; On:
for q demonstration; S2. 2.O95, cash
5fe oNiALs e Lsso5EDs MSaiiz co cSosrrsassS DIR
NiehoiB ave. Sc. LU. 2-S300.
OLDSM01ILE 81 Super 'ss" de luxe
h-or;i IL, aydIai.Meatis, .a,,i.e custom. r. and
| miieaEe. SSfefv tesfeS writt:, 10y 10y
ranty: 81 .Se5: PAUL PASS'i bRos.. s.se Obs. nos.
T-1s05. oSsn daily . tin Tin ~: Il. IS SS
OLDSMQBME 1850 "98" .4-dr.; 2.
| tone blue; r. and he Hydra-Matic
v sbivv ,6w s,1es; r,,;sxe ;SSxseom :.; 2 G.; nn6eliey;
dSeleTs,. please: Grady MOToRS.
INC, Lincoln. Mercury Dealers, 74(I
daily Q am. I'll 10 pm. ''A
0LDS 1856 "ss" Holiday coupe
AyrGa:Metic, r. and h.; excellent
e9ndition. one owner; price. $500
91Ssss. 9FaSEs AD' 4-sool; after o. Du
payments. = n call ME. s-se57 sitei
Obs Himi isso "ss" sedan; r. and 1 h.
Hydra. drive. orig. green finish, i'm.
mac Imaculate cond: throughout: Priced
SsSnsin S,nr ave-. .KM. 3-470S. Closed
ciRs 11s4s a-ar. sedan: beautiful x
Mght blue, r.. b.. SC. and Hydrs.
1ngine Just, overhauled. thorougllly
FSssssSSHa-; SssSs ,S,,,s. only ss97; EMERsoN 4
OLDS n "7S" sedanette; let biack.
r. h.. Hydrs-Afatie. Wv. tires.
custom 3. G.; real buy for. the dis.
Sriminating buyer; Grady inspected
and euar; at only $690; no dealers,
please. GRADY MOTORS, INC,
Lincoln Mercury Dealers. 7lO1 Wis.
ave. Bethesda. Nd. Open daily
OLDS 10 "SSS 4.dr. sed.; 1isnt blue.
!. and b., Hdyydra;; very clean: seat
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave.
nv. AD. 4.4300. 4
PACKARD 1850 4-dr. de luxe: r.
and h., Wv. tires: like new; sac
rifice; 1925 or best offer. JE.
|PAcKAID so 4-dr.: orig. Jet -dS black
nniSn; Nv. tires, !; and h.. Ultra:
ss'is HincoiS: eis crazy SSs9'f ia.Ssss:S ssss:d
dssl.fs piss::a doRSSPBY BY HoT6Rs SsSE g.
NC Lineoln:Mercury Dealers, 7491
Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd. Open daily
g Am; til 10 pm; .
PACKARD '48 4-dr. sedan; dark
green; equipDed with T., h; In per
feet eond.;- special, $7S5. ARCADE
ff9NTIASGs SsSS co. 1887 Irving st. NV
PLYMOUTH '4s business coupe;
RoccA Nc :se1 9eur sna 6odss. Sca igS .siSmoasR a2
Dealer, 4S0l Gem, ave. EN- 3-70O0
Evening star., 1953-06-03
UNCLE JOE CHERNER'S 30 EXCLUSIVE
CHERNERIZING OPERATIONS

l. Body and chassis washed
and cleaned.
2. Motor cleaned, grease and
oil removed from engine.
3. Inspection by Service Super.
visor for necessary repairs.
1. Reconditioning Of m o tOr,
nece eSS0ry replAeementS
made.
). Transmission tested, neces.
sary repairs made.
8. Rear axle construction in
speeted. necessary replace
mentS made.
}. Steering contraction
checked, thoroughly tight
ened.
,. Wiring, for bad connections.
etc.
D. Wheels removed. Necessary
replacements Of bearings
Evening star., 1953-06-03

l. Brakes inspected. Lining re-
placed II necessary.
Z. Inspection for necessary
body and fender repairs.
5. Paint inspected, refinished
where necessary.
4. Top examined and repaired
IL necessary.
5. Radio. heater and accesSo-
rieS checked and put in
proper working order.
8. Glass examined and re-
placed where chipped or
cracked.
Z. Upholstery cleaned. repaired
where necessary OK mate
y Fials replaced.
8. Bulbs, reilectors or lenses
replaced where necessary.
D. Windshield Wipers inspect
cd. necessary repairs or re.
placements made.
D. Bumpers inspected. bent or
broken unit repaired.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYlIogTM 1858 Suburban; heater. NIa.S
| lmpae. 1-oWner car; sold 9uQ eeIv-
ICED By us since new: S1.74S.
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler.PlymOuth;
400 Wisconsin ave, IN. S.4g0s'
| IPtYSisiSSUifSHH UifSHHaislso iSso d. luxe s-dces;
heater; Z ear with many trouple-
Esatsdi $aSs. S1EvEkT MoycKs.
sSe sSs., !Rs 81. SsossSS1ln65smoash'' s.sSl6s 1885 O..
Sr,E; blue: S6s5. CALVERT MO
TORS INC. (De Soto-PlymOuth)
pTTr5 p7ygS &C., Ga; ayeS Ju: 5000 -
ss5 aps eAvERTs vi s9Ge5Ti MToR Ssif Nc siaS5 g.
SctS, Flymouth), 79e6 Go. ave. Ju.
fE7SaoSuiTH fsE7ESSaSui 80 cr.nbrook 4-ar.;
sssstt Z. and agnd F.; h.;;,iinn in excel. een9d.;
|fffM0iurRSo ffiiaMS0Si 's5s 5s-cRSS' ciuS eoup.; hester
equipped; Ike new inside and out;
&1,406; 2.day money.back trial. 4.
month written guerantee. HILL q.
HhAa!NDHRg. Wash.1 Oldest Ford
as. 1Spfsiss. 4:.4addoo.. Vermont ave. "A ni"''
nneSstsr; nS1,S; coed condition; $3.50. IN.
rsx%sISSiy.H iSnsISiyg.H 4 ,ts s.s ,s. black. excellent
|rTxMSiUI11in Il 1sSs say'sHi ssoair.; eauipped;
IoaSNp MoTok o7Tsok c' cs5s aSi9 saISSis9 jillSiDis la1S
piEYsoDHHIu iys DH M k1 s-asls oSsn ewes eyes.
appearance: safety tested. written
ssso Mis: RAuI ave sh0S;. S.S.
pS.FM7c;l1iSE9@5 M7c;l1S95. g 0pen Ssiiy 9 I'll M g, -5
n a. cu':Sa Ss = si,Ssy sSi,sS:rs !s.:1 SxHer' cl:sn
itnspested and guar. q only $50.
TORS, NC. LiHcoin-Nercury bsSi-
ers. 74O1 Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
pIRRMnofdIa&iEIy pIIRRsMno fdaiIy p eiTi IN. III 10 pm.
sparklins beauty that win ''ts be th.
snvy OF your friends. and neighbors;
SrSay inspeeted and guar. 0t only
HG;Gno $H2y2; 70 dealers. please. GRADY
bssisrs. 74oi Wi,. ave.. setScsScy s5atsSrsSTy
|PLYMQGTM ~ Wayiare; " 1X nnd Pm n
sSRarEing black finish. Wv. tires.
clean ~ . new one inside Cnd out.
NoToRs. NC, Iincoin-HeTenryy IsIi HScmy
Rnsc's5s Ra. oD.n7 74e1 SsI,vW WIS 8 ave. ,,| |Pft6esds
FLYMOU1A 1049 Spec. de luxe T.
s1ss sns s,s rP B:sEE' :iE' sr% iSH s'SSSS5 ySSE
yEitten Euafantee. HiLE & SAN.
DnRs. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1Hlha4oo 1Hh4 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
PONTIAC le47 convertible; and
a.. exceptionally clean interior;
mech. copd.: SSsS. HoYET HC. HSCc
3sSosSA ZOE SALES. 1345 Que st. NV. PU.
Pontiac 81 streamlinsr de- luz.
g. cyl. sedan coupe: black: Hydra.
Matic, r, h. Special. Sl,606. AR.
CADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving
1T. NV, AID. 4.86OO. s
Evening star., 1953-06-03

SHIRLlNGToN MOTOR co.

One Of the Worlds Loroest
Lincoln-Mereury DeoIers
50 Buick "Roodmoster" 4-dr. Substantial
S:s SS m. s:a' and heater discount
SO Olds "o8" Convertible - Substantial
mileage. ~V"'
81 Lincoln Cosmopolitan" Substantial
HardtOD Low financing; Ersat car. Discount
81 Lincoln "Copri" 4-dr. sedan -$2,9o5
Great in tip-top shape.
81 Buick "Riviero" 2-dr. sedan 81 ,9o5
Dsnanow; guar in best shape.
81 Hudson Hornet" 4-dr. sedan, ST ,295
Hydra-Matie; very low mileage
81 Lincoln Cosmopolitan" -----$l,895
Hydra-Matie; nne car. best shape
81 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan ------$l,lo5
Top shape; radio and heater
81 Dodge 4-dr. sedon- sos
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so Chysler New Yorker" -----$l, ,395
Like guaranteed top shape.
so Mercury Club Coupe -------$l,0o5
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-11

more liquid YOU can add to the
mixture and still handle the dough
on the rolling board without adding
an excessive amount of flour. the
more tender the biscuit will be
To add volume and flakineSs to
your biscuit. knead the dough a few
strokes mot more than 100 as you
do for bread making If you are in
clined to be heavy-handed use this
extremely easy technique
Roll the dough to a one-half inch
thickness with your rolling pin. Fold
the dough and repeat making three
to four folds in all This procedure
will make your biscuits split nicely
when you open them to be buttered.
Before baking your biscuits. brush
the tops with milk or water to take
off the dry spots of flour and en-
courage a golden-brown color Mel
ted fat brushed on the tops of bis
cults tends TO make them TOO brown
and often gives them a burned taste
Place each biscuit one inch apart
for crusty-sided biscuits,
Practice makes perfect. and most
families will enjoy being the recipi-
ents of such good-tasting practice.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1953-02-11
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Prepared by The Staff Of the
HEALTH SCIENCES DIVISION
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

cial clinics for the detection of tu-
berculosis Such clinics assist in
making a diagnosis They help to
determine who is afflicted with the
disease and who isn't
General hospitals are more than
ever aware that the person admit
ted for some other illness may also
have tuberculosis tuberculosis is
a chronic disease that wears the bo-
dy down, burns it out, SO that it Is
easily set upon by more active germs
The tuberculosis germs may spread
from the lungs to other parts of the
body and wind up causing kidney
or bladder trouble tuberculosis
may occur anywhere in the body
The man with kidney disease as we'll
as the man with disease of the lungs
should be checked for tuberculosis
Mass chest x-ray programs have
been used repeatedly in the larger
communities of the state and in
many of the smaller communities as
we'll These have discovered many
persons with tuberculosis long be-
fore symptoms of the disease were
severe enough to be noticed. Early
diagnosis not only helps prevent
spread of tuberculosis, it makes pos
sible, with proper treatment, a more