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TEACHER


TELEPHONE statesmen
Room 4. 2O3 Eye st. NV. -2S
TELEVISION TECHNICIANS = Re-
CURED Immediately for night service
calls . to 10; must have own car
and be experienced. Phone NO
TIRE GRANGER. experienced: Sood e
Ben HuHDnLEY' s44s 14th iS1'IDs. st. NV.
TIRE RECAPPER. man with some
experience, to work in recapping
plant. top pay and excel. working
conditions. Call Monday, 10. g.
TRuc4 DRIVERS tsj. for trash and
ash route; $40 wk.; chance for ad-
yancsment; must be sober. Ia.
TRICK DRIvER-rast man. expert
ence. delivering wholesale orders to
retail merchants, d. C.. and nearby
sS %S ANS aaf ys AfEs sEs sFoRHs its5 AZ
Tv. SERvicEMEN.O experienced; out
PENN " sos Ss' 18th st. s09e 9.e.. pii L.
~ GStRsv SERVICE MEN with cars: part part or
full time for outside work. Apply
1NTER-crrRrv. INC. 45i &c; Chaplin optG;
st: Sc. Texas ave, between Ridge
,,rr;r Z; anG nd Bsnning I'd. sc. q
with established veterinarian, board
to help around kennel. in nearby
Va; living quarters and $500 per
mo. to start. Box 403-K. Star.
WAREHOUSE SUPERINTENDENT,
manSremsnt sDer' sDd operatiCn; n Sn!eheHse pTef.
man familiar with perpetual in
ventory, stock control, truck dis
patching etc.: good starting salary;
empi. Dement'S. BOX so4-K. Star.
wELDERs. experienced combine tion
gas and electric; pipeline experience
prsierrsd pref Is GA Full b,,, S-dsy. 4o.hogT lS g5
WAsHINdToN GAS LfdHT CO.
personnel dept. HOO 29th st. NV.
WOODWORKING SHOP, in connec. S
tion with retail lumber yard, has
opening for working foreman. Must
sxHs5 aD Good Apg SRpGTMsSGnotyM aMGo yM III
RD. AND 5 MiNNEsoT4 HSSES "a AVE. VfNT1TS NE,
rear q. Q. Post Once. rs.
BOYS, IL or over: good pay for de-
osTnf sosr SRSsaSSts and cs sRud9it' 5H
BOY. white, mailing and shipping
dept. Of national publication. Call
MAN, between 25 and 35. for canteen
work; no experience necessary: must
Htel .etel rsfefeness se e@D0Sainth ga L. and shaF
between 10 am. and 2:3O pm.
MAN WANTED to service ccin-op-
Grated monographs and amusement
machines; radio or electrical exp.
essential; Apply Monday. after 10
MAN-Long established local printing
and Offset arm has opening for one
white man to call on furnished
leads: must be draft deferred. local
resident for many years. near ap-
pearance,. salesmindness; S65 per
age and pass 5 years Of employment.
MAN. part time, evenings and satur-
days: must be resident Of Mt. Pleas
ant area; to collect regular monthly
ss'%ShssM %k R1 "a nfsSss soem asPd s
MAN. young. not afraid of work, Who
is looking toward q future. Must be
able to type: knowledge of book
keeping necessary. Excel. 0ppof. Tor
the right person. Call JU. 5-7177
Monday, 9-12.
stock farm. Drive tractor. milk :
cows. 9-hr. day. b-rm. modern
house, fuel and cleo, milk. Apply
FLAMINGO FARM. Brookville. Md;
Fulton S-5672. -28
MAN, for general warehouse work:
must have drivers permits. 5la.day
Tss ZEE rYNE iSYlsTy pHN ar Per co wsek s0s euT
MAN. experienced to manage local,
moving and storage operation. Call
MRS. JONES, AID. 2-lA44. 20
MAN, between 25 and 35, interested
clock. watchers need apply. Call
RE. 7-0696. -2S
MAN to drive truck and work in
warehouse; good salary. Ii. 6-6161.
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HElP-.-AEN

ROOFER-Familiar with all kinda Of
roof work, to do new and repair.
ROUTE NAN. not over 35, haye good
references that can be checked,
know city and suburbs; 500 cash
bond required: 5-day week. 2-weeks
paid vacation; so per week TO-
s.w., RE. 1902. -2S
RUG SALESMAN for dept. store; must
have experiences; permanent posi-
ton: liberal commission; excel. EN-,
ploye benefits. Apply personnel
dept. .rd Sth sf iloor; r ~ doLDENBEEsSos' so
SALES MANAGER. with food-plan
experience, personable; willing to
work hard and able to train men:
wonderful opportunity; salary and
overwrite. Call TU. 2-63O0, Mon.
and Tuae
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SHOE statesmen

3101 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

d DON PA1L1N1 DANCE STUDIOS
2b3i Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
work. II intefested in foreign proi.
SERVICE BUREAU, BOX 2S5,
Metuchen. New jersey.
INEXPERIENCED MEN to learn elec-
trie motor repsir. High h, scheol ,sss9; sdq-
4 MEN. part time. white, under 80,
car, saleswork, S35 per wk. Apply
Sun. pm. sharp. 1601A Rhode
Island ave. ne.
PARpGTIME SALESMAN, fine mems
Experience pref. but not necessary.
AD A MASTrCCHaiEs-ser amazing de-
signs! 20. 80, 40 and 240-light
book matches. BIGGER SPOT CASH
COMM. Every business propect.
women; full. part time; BUY MOTH; g,II;
CORP. or AMERICA, Dept. In
EASY extra cash UP to $50 week;
show exclusive feature shoes; no
investment or experience; free out
at. PARAGON SHOES. lob Sud
NSaHFFiEoSssti SaHFFiEo stii s0stSaG: soSG:AsMlzarroN Ma has
opening for . manager .trainees:
must be interested in sales work
with desire for sales management;
start $f5 and $5 raise each 13 weeks
until $50. Possibilities unlimited.
Write Box 259-K, Star.
WE WOULD LIKE to have an ambt-
tious man, willing to work hard as
an insurance collector and sales
man; on-the-job training with good
salary and commission. Apply 635
AIbsRoUNSD MAN to work in grocery
store: must have D. e. permit and
rsteTsnces' s,Inv no trifleTSs; trifllpSrr Apply Iasg
Hayes st. ne. LII. 6-0710 80
ABILITY to sell advertising space in
program for string OF. moving pic
ture theaters can produce lucrative
income on liberal commission: ab3l-
iLy to write ads or brief reviews or
descriptions Of pictures can sreatly
enhance scope Of opportunities, Tel
ephone IA. s-0324.
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statesmen
statesmen. AT ONCE

Statesmen, AT ONCE
Did, reliable hrm has opening for To-
cal statesmen, 12 months steady in
No collections. No Investments. No
down payments. Business booked
from 2 to 8 months in advance Of
shipment to customers on open ac-
counts. No material shortage. Tan
gible merchandise. Would like to
consumer type sales, or desire to
learn. Liberal compensation plan.
Write r. 8. SANDERSON, Box 2O2,
Newark. New York State.
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HELp.-MEN

sALEsRrEN. national company in
tunity for experienced full time sales
men. to earn substantiaI incomes,
rock wool insulation, weather strips.
andA jalousies. Car necessary. Cali
MI. Mann; Ia; $500 Tor appt.
1928 New York ave. ne. 80
All saea nst iood nnS pa pars q tine e.e t9
prices: no limit to earnines. Apply
FOODS, NC, s1ssa i4sS S-stAHSl St. NV.
sAIESMEN-seIl calendars and adj
vertising novelties. Buyers every
advanced; bonuses; samples free.
CONSoLIDATED-MODERN PRESS,
329 s. Wood, Chicago II, Ill.
SALESMEN-Don't waste our time
or yours II YOU are afraid to. push
door bells. To any neat intelligent
salesman who will contribute .25ss
Of the. effort, wen guarantee leads
every day you don't mt, have have your you .Ss own n
not ours. CALL IN PERSON ONLY.
Mr.. Winston, COLONIAL BUDGET
FOOD PLAN. 1906 Wisconsin ave.
NV, mornings only.
SAkESMEN--OuS nOuE tkAbb ul1y NC
the turning point in your life: you
are dissatisfied with your present
position or you wouldn't ne reading
this ad. You wish to provide your
family with more security and q
higher standard Of living, so. far,
you have not had the courage to 90 90
TIME TO ACT. We nave seen our
market grow faster than our fond
est expectations; already We have
hundreds Of thousands of enthusias-
tic customers, but We look at this
as lust the beginning. Let us
show you how our intensive sales
training and promotion prograN
win Qualify yoa for higher earn
ings. You must be willing to work
hard for the profits that your
ability and effort deserve. RE. q
WANTED. full or part
time; car required: leading manu-
facturer offers permanence. security,
substantial earnings, with unusual
opportunity for advancement. Phone
EN-. 2-3691 Sun. between hrs. IL
am. and 8 pm. Phone EV. 4-7244
;ALESMEN. beginners or experienced.
fast moving offer, excellent earnings
good future. Room 424. 14O4 New
York ave. NV. 30
sALESNEN-See our ad under '.Busi-
ness Opportunities" for REGIONAL
nTETRTRIITnR FOR RARV RITZ ER
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Proven Quick Seller

ORDER REPEATS
SELL VAPORITE SELF
FILLING MARKING PENS
AND INKS TO OFFICES
FACTORIES, STORES AMI
SCHOOLS. POCKET SAM
PIE. HIGH COMMISSION
TIME : SAVING SPECIAL
TIES. 2816 DUPONT AVE
s., MINNEAPOLIS 8, MIN
NESQTA.
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SALES MANAGER

Qualified to hire, train and super-
wise 10 to Is direct sales people for
q COMPANY established over so yrs.
Position includes ahOve-average per-
centage OF sales, training fees, bon.
uses and oyerrights adding Up to
Write. Immediately. giving business
ber. EDWARD NEViL. Marion. N. 2.
SALESMAN. or sales enEineer, to cali
on. local trade for construction and
industrial machinery. Company
sSGssMSN' SPPsSTsrt' ta Box res9:ssat SSG star v6os
saler of nationally known tires
batteries. and accessories; Washing
ton and METROPOLITAN Area. Box
SALESMAN Tor local wholesale LIQUOR
SaFssS Brands e ;e ;e sa; G
and hotels. salary plus commission;
man with Greek contacts preferred.
SALES SMAN-Job with . future; man
bet. ages Of 25 and 40, to sell email
eSntractors. ti ,or s1'1 q Well-estabiished
arm. Apply BY letter giving COM
plete resume with recent photo in
closed; salary plus commission; ex.
pertence helpful but not necessary.
Application win be considered until
outside. full time or part
time: earnings unlimited. LIV-
lNGSTON JEWELERS., 1923 H st.
you have ever sold
direct and are tired of irregular and
low pay, here is . pleasant. digni-
ned joD that pays $I73 Stralgnt
salary starting rirst training day,
plus double that amount in quick
cash commissions. Apply 925Ia r
st. NV. :5rd a., after 3:30. ---3O
3 SALESMAN-Collector for lge. estab.
industrial insurance route. Apply
500 Victor bldg. 724 9th st. NV.
-4
to sell Johns -Manville
roofing and siding; experience un-
necessary; our plans and training
will assure success opportunity for
sales manager. For appointment
call A. & A. CO.. LA. 6-16S2.
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/ AM LOOKING

For q particular type man. 20-35.
He must be ambitious, Of inherent
honestry and integrity. Car essen
tial. CAN RA. 6-120k Mon. for
personal interview.
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LEADS, LEADS, LEADS
Salesmen (21), exec. type, age 36-5b.
with car t0 work qualified leads for
local schools. Must be good closer,
Earn IN excess Of $4,000 yriy; on
comm and bonus arrange Call
Sterling 3-3671. 500
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I NEED AN ASSISTANT

Nationally known manufacturing and
sales corporation will train right
EARNINGS while training around $3.50
monthly. Promotions to jr. execu-
tive may be made in . or 4 months.
Group insurance benefits. Also
proflt-sharins trusts. Not canvass
Ign. Car necessary. Apply 9 to II
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Bookkeeper-Full Charge
AND ASSISTANT HOTEL MANAGER,
With property MANAGEMENT expert.
ence needed for lge. apt. develop.
ment. Living on premises In nearby
company benefits; some night man
agement work. Write detailed let
ter, describing experience In both
bookkeeping and property manage
ment, minimum salary requirements
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BOOKKEEPER

Thoroughly experienced in accounts
payable, payroll banks reconeilia.
tion and once procedure. JOSEPH
GUSS q SONS. 623 H st. NV.
, 30
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SALESMAN

Man with successful sales record re-
CURED for fast growing company. A
position Of permanence with high
financial reward. Must be married
and have car. Attractive drawing
account and share in company
earnings. Also car allowance.
Send q complete resume to Box
45O-K or II more convenient. call
Elk. 3-5638. go
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HELP-MEN
COLLEGE STUDENT

(WHIIE1
Summer work for college student IN
the. country pleasant. valuable ex-
perience. $420 for, SO days. Apply
92A. 1346 Conn ave. No telephone
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statesmen (2)

Statesmen (2)
u YOU ARE READING THIS AD,
YOU ARE NO DOUBT THINKING
OF A BETTER FUTURE. IF YOU
ARE Arr G EARNING e NC LESS y THAN IAN 80; O.
The III lo osroRTuNrT7 sis;gS YoU 81 AARE AXE
LOOKING FOR. MORE PEOPLE
OTHER IN ITS FIELD. YOUR IN
COME WILL BE LIMITED ONLY
BY YOUR ABILITY AND WILLING
NESS TO APPLY IT. THIS rs DIG
CAR REQUIRED. FOR APPOINT
MENT, PHONE RE. 7-22OS. BE-
TWEEN 10 AM. AND Q PM. 30
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Management Sales Counselor

single man, age 30-40, with
successful sales recruiting and
training or sales management
and business background in
large national prominent or
ganization. Position requires
full-time travel, working with
off1ces throughout the q. 8.
Car and expenses furnished.
This is not q sales position.
Excellent salary. Unlimited
opportunities for advancement
to top MANAGEMENT positions.
Give complete details on ex-
perience. education and per-
sonal history in first letter.
Submit recent snapshot. All
replies confidential. Box 1S-K,
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statesmen
free to travel, representing group
leading military publications, con-
tacting unit commanders. Should
have specialties selling experience,
and own good automobile. Salary
and expenses. State selling and mill
tary experience. Box 1881. star.
Evening star., 1953-06-28
HELP--MEN
MAN

MAN, colored. to sell costume jewelry.
EXP. not nee. Ref. required. Call
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HELP WoAEN tcont. }
ASSISTANT MANAGER

FOR large hotel-apirtment develop.
ment, must have extensive experi-
ence and be capable Of handling
books Of original entry as well as
experience In property and once
mansgement. Living on premises
wk with all CO. benefits: some night
MANAGEMENT work. Write detailed
letter, describing experiences In Both
bookkeeping and property manage.
ment. minimum Salary require
ments and availability. Box 2S7.
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YOUNG MEN

Age 20 to 30. to assist sales man
aGer in field; must have neat nss T., ,ap ap- :.
opportunity to earn 500 week after
short training period See MR..
KATES, 5l6 H St. ne.
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SALESMEN

Sell Food Plan direct. We have our
own food depot coupled with the
power Of the Bendix freezer line,
Make US prove this deal is best OF
all for YOU. Phone TU. 2-4473 or
come in and see Andy Anderson at
69lS 4th st NV corner of Blair rd
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YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
neat. good dancers. to be
trained for positions. as teachers,
supervisors and interviewers for one
of Americas outstanding dance stu
dios; earn while YOU learn. full or
part time. Apply In person, 2 TIL
DON PA1LINI DANCE STUDIOS
2f25 Conn. Ave. NV. D. c.
Oh3I Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va.
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PARTS MAN
Motor truck branch has opening for
man; parts exper. desired but not
essential; vac, with pay. hosp; and
inS benefits; 40-hr.. 5-day work wk.
INTERNATIONAL
HARVESTER co.
9O1 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
PATENT SEARCHER wanted for vol
nme work; split fee ARRANGEMENT.
PERMASENT ERR ASiSi Position for exper.
man. willing to work: $3.50 pay,
usual benefits; 5h-day week. See
Mr.. Krobath. American Service
Center Studebaker Dealer. 6S5 N.
GLEBE RD.. ARL.. VA. rs
PHARMACIST at Carrier Drug, Be-
thesda: .49-hr. week. For further
. information. call OIL. $4,000, MR..
PHAiRHaMiAAcCisT. reg. exper., capsbl.
tso2s e. relieve oTnsr' pgns steady; 80 ~ hrs
rR1HHRidAcIsTs. 1Hi ui sr FL iGll time. Salary SAC
Must be registered in Va. or Nd
PA1RSIxCiST, registered in virsinia,
for part-time or relief work. Excel
lent salary and no Sundays. Pro-
fessional tyne store. Contact MR..
MoSER at ia. 7-52s0 for an ap-
PIHGAaHRsMSiiSacsisT. IGAaHsSiiasi reg. in Maryland; full
salary desired. Wanted to train for
YnanaRer RoY 0kk.K Star -0Q
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PART TIME
ATTENTION statesmen

needs to supplement present income
in evening work Call AID. 2-6445,
ask for MRS Royce III
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HELP--MEN
MECHANICAL
GROUP
ENGINEER

Requirements: S-12 yrs, experience
in electro-mechanica1 packaging and
design for airhorne devices. knowl-
edge Of An: specifications and
equipment. production techniuues.
and design procedures essential.
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OFFICE CLERK

OFFICE MANAGER, S5,0O0-$ ST, 900,
college grad, accounting BACKGROUND
or 4 yrs. exper. in ONCE manage.
credit helpful; fine mems store. Box
OILER, retired Navy below decks
hand, to lubricate heavy machinery
daily, hours 8 to 4:30. State age
and salary requirements in letter.
OPTICIAN DISPENSER branch man
ager; salary and commission basis;
very good opportunity. KING OP-
PAINTER. 10 for apt apt. house. - steady job,
S42.50 wk., 8 days. See Superin-
tendant in bldg, 1711 Mass. ave.
PARKING LOT and service station
attendant - Driving and parking
lot permit, REQUIRED; good opening
to qualified man; no sunday work.
AnnlY 10 9th ST NV -2&
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BEAUTICIAN

Man or woman. You can earn Se5 to
S125 per wk., 3 or days. no ewes.
BARRETT PARKER HAIRsTYLIsT6
S406 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
Deaths Reported
(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Stati

tFrom D. C. Bureau of Vital statistics.)
S2ha ssh1N5d e. 1 1872 a st st Yos sw ave-
Catherine Hynes, rs. 51O5 45th st. NV.
Franz Van Buskrik, ". Fort Mont, N. Y.
Georgetta Wells, u, Hillside, Md.
Minnie Krause, II, Silver Spring. Md.
Edward Martin, 20. 1901 Massachusetts,
steve ave Le es 70. WASHINGTON.
Estelle Mckay. 70, 14Ol 4ngranam ST.
oliie Tabor. 80, 1927 Minnesota ave Sc.
Maude Binsted' e. Bla exist Be- va ma
GsItrpd Ha Leyy e. Ia6o9a st. ma
Annie Hansen, Al, 1902 Georgia ave NV.
Mario Marini, 46. Arlington. Va.
Sara Brooks a. 23l0 , 18th st. Sc.
James Barker, 80. Chattanooga, Tenn:
Nellie Dent, So. 1854 New Jersey ave,
Eliza Smith, rs. 1924 R st. NV
Annie Anderson rs, 4127 Sth st, NV.
James Moore. 20. 1708 Newton st: NV.
Robert Charles, Sc, i745 Kalorama I'd.
Lille Davis. 65, "A Q st. NV.
Rosey johnson. 81. 313 Connecticut ave
Albert Carter. go, 1900 9Th st. NV.
Marie Washington, So, 1115 9th st. NV
George Brooks, 81. Alexandria. Va.
Charles Diamond. q, S2S 18th st. NV;
George Ge; Re Terry, So, 1919 9th st. NV.
Charles Franklin, % 1923 goth ct. ne
sisis F Es%m4 4 e4s ST. ssd ST. NV
! Johnny Jones. SO, .474 Q st. NV.
Infant Chapman. 1889 Perry pl. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
Word Come
Find 40 or more words in
RECLAIM,
HORIZONTAL

CLAIM,
meaning, Ito redeem, recover"
Average is As; limit, 80 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
! letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the, addition Of IS" such as ;,. bats It; -
word is used. Proper names are not used,
| A list will be published Monday.
Answer to ORIGINAL
caring. oiling, origin. organ, orang, oral,
rain, railing, rang. roam. roll. iron, gain,
girl, gloria, gnarl, goal, grain, grail
align, along, anil aril, argon, largo, lair
lain. lion, liar, Ira. ling, long. loin
| loan, lorn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
Natures Children

the soybeans sold. They now
rank close to the old reliables,
corn, wheat. and cotton as a
money-maker.
AS food, it serves as soup, vege-
table, meat and bread. You can
even make beer and candy out
of the soybean. You may have
to cultivate the taste for soy. but
the experience is pleasant. Soy
bean bread is delicious and sat-
isfying.
The paint industry uses vast
quantities Of each crop. Any sur
plus is absorbed by the marga-
rine makers or the adhesievs in
dustry. Soybean mills as yet
have not been operated at full
capacity. because they have not
been able to get all the beans
they need.
SoybeanS are children Of adj
versity who climb to success
when all odds are against them.
They have been called the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21

The words who's" and
whose" are confusing to many
people, but they are simple
enough when we analyze them.
One need only remember that
the apostrophe in who's" Is the
sign meaning that a letter has
been omitted-"who'S" Is the
contraction Of who is"
The word whose" is the pos
sessive form of who" These
sentences are correct:
He asked, who's (who Isl
there?"
She asked, Whose house is
that?"
Her name is in who's Who.
He is one Of the Smiths whose
names are in who's Who"
Note: The superstition that
whose" applies only to persons.
and never to animals or In
animate objects. Is one that is
hard to put down. Ordinarily
we use ''of which" In such con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
By LiIIion Cox Athey

mortgage LITTER" During the
1906. dependable crops were
ruined by droughts, insects and
delayed planting but the soy
bean, though planted late in a
desperate effort, came along in
great shape. rewarding the
planter with a bountiful crop.
Mr.. Morse says: almost every
village in the Orient has its own
distinctive type Of soybean.
Thousands Of years Of close
cultivation and inbreeding in
every neighborhood has made
each type a little different from
any other in the world"
Soybeans are planted like corn
and cultivated in the same man
ner. The bean may be eaten
green as a fresh vegetable. It's
high oil content ID used in max
ing salad oils. shortening. mar
garine, paints. and even syn
thetic rubber. We meet 1t also
in soaps and candies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
Take Nv Word for 1t By F'o't Colby

StructionS as: "A car, the Top OF
which is dented; q ladder. the
rung of which was broken: a
cup, the handle Of which was
broken" etc. However, in many
cases "of which" will result in .
clumsy or stilted construction.
Awkward: HE threw shoe at
the dog, the bowling Of which
had kept him awake"
Even the first two sentences
are improved by whose" instead
of "of which," Notice how much
more pleasing this is: "A car
whose top was dented; a ladder
whose rung was broken" ana
so on.
Shakespeare, Tennyson, Words
worth and many other such au-
thors have used 1t freely. II you
prefer to use whose" in such
construction, you may do so with
the blessing OF Merriam Web
ster's and the New Century, to
name but two.
distributed b. 1EeNaught Syndicate. 1as1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-21
A One-Minute Test OF your
NetUS Knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1, FRIENDS-What three
Balkan countries are plan.
ming to draft a pact Of
friendship and alliance?
2. DOUGH-Of the $685.
billion collected in taxes by
the Federal Government
during 1852, how much was
paid by individuals?
3. GOLD-United States
gold bullion-in 2712 pound
bricks is being counted.
How much is each brick
worth?
4. TEES-Who won the
three-way playoff in the
Miami Beach women's invi-
rational golf tournament?
s. QUOTE-What is the
position in the House of
Representative of Joe Mar
tain, who said: &c. the
sensible, safe course is for
us to cut appropriations
first?
Answers.
I. Turkey, Yugoslavia and
Greece. 2. A little more than
half the total. 3. Each gold
brick is worth $4,000. 4.
Betty Jameson defeated Mil
dred Zaharias and Betty
Rawles. 5. Speaker of the
House.
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SOybeanS.

The immigrant from Korea is
one of the greatest success sto-
ries ever told. The father of the
soybean is William j. Morse who
found them growing on an iso-
lated Korean farm. He studied.
selected and tested soybeans UNI
til today there are 5000 varieties.
The soybean has brought pros
perity to thousands of farmers.
It is today the basis of a multi
million dollar industry. In 1949.
farmers banked SAL million from