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Evening star., 1954-06-07

MATTRESS. foam rubber, and boil.
f,,rn Sners' c6 new. moving; also miscel
MOTORS. 1Il09 to 100 h.p. and re-
sxe6h; q Carly, 1908 'iIi4ith iIi4tth E0Uao st. No
Nursery SCREEN, hand painted, ,
panel tbeaver board). S25. TU. 2.
19SS. after 8 pm. s
OFFICE FURN.-Metal. 3 rms, Like
new; Used only mos. VIII sell, 20ei
9:30 to ). weekdays. III
OIL BURNER, Delco. and fuel-oi
Ta 1ank; good %Sd cond,; best offer takes it
ORGANS-Two Everett single man
HS!' foI seH eleetriealy e dsly amplitied excellent
S495 and, S595 Other makes and and
models also available. KEENEY'S.
n6l West ST.. Annapolis or II
5a: Bsit:. Annapolis blvd. Glen Burnie,
PIANOS f1StIs nj FOR RENr-spipets Els and
consoles; ST monthly and up. plus
hauling. ST. 10000. PIANO MART.
PIANO, small steinway, upright
completteelyy- reconditioned; excellent
pIaNoSNea. iGns new 9G full-keySoard ialfSa pianos
$3.50. Mahogany finish; standard
tee Also many bargains in used
pianos: ST $4,000. PIANO MART.
In9015 9TH st. NV. Gust above the
PIANOS-Used uprights, S45 and
up. Also values in used spinets and
consoles ST, 3-63OO PIANO MART.
Ih0l5 7th st NV. Gust above the
PIANOS-Used grand pianos, Sa95
up Largest selection Of used pianos
IN the CITY at the PIANO MART,
iDl5 7th st. NV. Gust above the
PIANos-Fine selection of recondi. w5
toned pianos all styles including
Steinway; Knabe, Caele Nelson
Estey, Shoninger; Sl65 up. All
pianos pianos GnIy fully guarantees, Liberia,
D st. NV. MA. $3.50
PIANOS, - Jordan's Silver Spring
store ha several real values in
used and floor sample consoles and
Splnets. Open every evening until
pm. 1892 Georgia ave-. Silver
Spring, Md. Phone JU. 5-11O5.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Rental or pur-
chase. rental plan. JORDAN'S. cor
ner 18TH and G SITS. phone ST
3-9400l and 1892 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. (Phone JU. 5-1105)
Silver Spring store open evenings.
spec: Standard make;
full keyboard. spinet, regular S545,
now $685. on easy terms. MUSIC
SALES CORP, 1900 G st. NV.
specials on spinets,
consoles and grands, new, floor
samples. and rebuilt All full key
board; large selection of style cases
and wood finishes. All offered for
sale now at large discounts. to make
real bargains. on long easy terms.
MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900 G
st. NV.
PIANOS-Wurlitzer spinet, used very
little. $345, among many great
values in KITS Annual Spring
Piano Sale. KITS, 1880 G st. NV.
PIANOS-Don't miss KITS An
nual Spring Piano Sale. substantial
savings on fine pianos from our
regular stock; pay only S25 down
balance in 30 mos. KITS. 1890
G. st NV. RE. 1-6212. IL
PIANOS FOR RENT-Fine. new spin
cts, $S mo. Investigate our famous
BUY-RENTAL plan. KITS. 1880
G. st NV, RE. 7-63l2 IL
PIANO, Fisher spinet, S395. Type.
writer. Underwood portable, s35
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STEEL
We have q large stock Of steel beams
and angle irons in all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING CO.
LU. 4-050O
PO. 2-92ll

STORE FIXTURES, owner must sell
at once. Practically new sell service
dairy box, elec. meat scale. elec. veg.
scale. grinding machine, lge. meat
sdlSn,aE case; 10. S-4574.
value. $75. Modern floor lamp. SfO.
LA. 6-7566.
STOVE, 30-in. Marion electric with
deep well; best offer. OIL. 6-Sl62
TARPAULINS. IOx12, S1O.SO: 1Oxl4
$3.50: 6xS. $3.50. We set the
pace others copy. Drop cloths
paper, ST: cloth. $3.50: canvas.
G!CHNER. 25l3 M st. NV, EX.
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PIPE galv., black copper, cast iron;
cut-thread fixtures, BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy. JA. $500.
RADIO SPEAKER. high-fidelity in
corner horn inclosure or separate:
reasonable. ia. 7-725S 5
REFRIGERATORS. used large assort-
ment from SO up some with l-year
guarantee time payments. FRED
TRICKS. zoos 14th st NV
REFRIGERATOR, GE: 3 yrs. old
500. 4-burner tabletop eas stove
500. Both like new. so. S-1357
REFRIGERATORS. elec.. gas. recond
from S24 50 PEERLESS SALES co.
2257 Ga. ave. n W. DE. %-556i.
FRIGIDAIRE, s it. $50; Nesco eiec
stove. So; mahog. din. table, 4
chairs. S35; kit cabinets ca. So,
> open cupboards ca. 50: dble. S nk
with fittings. S35: picture win
dows, 5Sx46. ca. So; ia. 7-4O95.
REF Servel 10 Gu. fl
Al condition; reasonable. AP.
REFRIGERAToRs-Electric and gas
$25 each; also. late-model refgrs.,
S60. Will deliver. ST. 3-12l6
REFRIGERATORS, recond.. late mod
els, lge. stock. bargains. ACME STOVE
RRFRIGERATOR. Frieidaire i94s
model; 9 Gu IT.: excellent condi-
ton: SIPS. JE. 4-0363. -
REFRIGERATOR. Seryel. > yrs OLD
10 2-7976, after pm. s.
REFRIGERATOR, Philco, q GU. #:
two years old; grand piano; best
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FlagStOne and Stone

F1agSCOne ana stone
WORK
Porches. patios. retaining walls, tilC
drainage. Also waterproofng.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. JU. 9-176s
FLOOR SANDING. refinishing, BY
PARKS. For sound floor advice;
free estimates. call HA. 2-915I.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED
new 50 a rm. up; old. S12 a room
and up. c. L. HINsON. Ii 3-754s
GARAGES-CARPORTS
Custom built: wood. brick and cindel
block; free estimates, Terms. LU
4-0200. ia. S-0442 It'll 9 pm.
GENERAL REPAIRS. painting. plas
tering. carpentry work. roof paint.
ing. repairing; no lob too small
PRINTZ. II A-1511
GENERAL REPAIR-Painting. paper.
ing, plastering. carpentry and screen.
ing. We 90 good work. AP. 7-s1 "a
TU. 2-673l. -15
HANDY MAN-Cut grass. paint
window wash, etc. DU. 7-7O77.
JOHNS MANVILLE. certified dealer
Bondstone dist. Roofing. siding i.
our business, porcheS incl. with ial.
ousies. Free ests.. nothing down.
CAPITOL CONTRACTING Co. 4sIS
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md
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sITUATloNS-WoMEN

CALL AID. 4-O63s for day parttim,
or fulltime help. PRUDENTIAL
EMPL. sERV.. 1853 wallach pl. NV
DELIVERY GIRL, have a D. C
drivers permit will deliver no laundry
ffesfs anS etc cooR * lGGa4 Job
in B. c. %r or nearby Va. AD. 2-s7ss
NURSE, practical, colored, desire!
case caring for invalid; refs. ME
NURSE go here and there. doins
lent understanding Of the crippled
the blind and retarded people. Alst
teach little children. Over .25 years
experience. Write. Postcard will do
HoTsfRcIEANfNG. eas E Ii 3,T l or . days wi wk.
clean. no animals. Hudson 3-4140
WAITRESS or fountain girl. colored
experienced. Call 10. 2-14S0.
TYPIST, must be good typlst,. som,
See Mr.; scrusgs, CENTRAL MoToF
CO. I201 Oronoco ST.. Alexandria
Va. M phone calls. 3
EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
clerk. desires permanent position
Available July l. Box 340-M. Star
TYPING DONE AT HOME, envelopes
letters, manuscripts. etc. accurate
reas. fast. JU. S-3605. JU. S-ST90
YOUNG WOMAN desires secretarial
position with small organization
Pref. Arlington area, consider down
town Wash. ia. 5-S557 before
pm. Sun. or IL am. Mon. or Tues
YOUNG WOMAN, age 80. desires po-
sition as cosmetic demonstration ol
allied fields; 5-days week; minimum
wage, $50 week Box 2-M, star. s
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HElP-WoAEN

SECRETARY, educational publisher
shorthand required. Interesting anc
varied duties LANGUAGES helpful
Part time. RE. 7-O473. -
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COLLECTOR

woman for retail in
stallment collection department.; in
side position: must be familiar with
all phases of collection work; gooo
salary, steady position; excellent
opportunity. Apply HOLLYWOOD
1O3 1th st. NV -l3
Evening star., 1954-06-07
HELP-MEN (cons. }

MEN. unusual. for special local posi-
tion. one who needs to earn up to
S75-S1OO In q week preferred. Out
standing personality, age 24-49; no
parties, collecting or eanyassing.
view N "tsi'"a cali MRS. GRIFFITH, JE.
A-6037; weekdays, 10 to IL am;
YOUNG MAN, 2O-so. draft exempt.
night school student or some col
1eGe training in business admins
tration, economics or accounting;
must be responsible, personable and
able to deal with the public; excel.
opportunity to start at a clerical
position; salary open. 5-day, 37h-
Room 500. EoUiTABLE STiH LIFE IN.
eURANCE CO.. S16 14th st. NV,
between $50 and $3.50. 10
YOUNG MAN, recent college grad
uate, to, train for important posi-
company Permanent salaried po-
Siticn with excellent opportunity for
Advancement. AMERICAN SURETY
Co: 62l Southern Bldg" 18th and
YOUNG MEN over 1s for junior
sIn shc No to ssSt Can ssa
MR ROSS Rm. 4Oa' 14o5 G St.
OPENING for experienced uphol-
Sterer for custom-made furniture
shop. Apply in person to COR
RADIOS INC. 4477 Conn. ave. NV.
NATIONWIDE casualty insurance
organ. has varied positions open ip
Its claim dept: age 25-35; Eradua-
ton, ton from law school eSSential; pre-
examiner or attorney particularly
desirable: excellent starting salary
and opport. for advancement; un-
usual employe benefits incl. liberal
proft-sharinR plan. Reply Box
1868. Star, stating qualifications in
detail and salary desired. -
NATIONAL information service-If
you can get along on $50 wk. for
80 days we will train you to earn
from S125 to 5000 wk. Only mar
Tied men need apply. Phone per-
sonnel manager. RE. 7-69l1 for
appointment. 10
Students-Summer Work
For the prudent student with a neat
appearance and perseverance for a
new view in sales promotion. Apply
Bldg. III F ST. NV. S
ATTENTION
Rave you wanted to get into sales
work where you can go to the top
In management? National organiZa-
ton opening a branch Office in D. c.:
eSsary; call for appointment for
personal interview. 10. S-SaS2.
Tues. 1913 and "a. MR.. CRAW-
FORD
Evening star., 1954-06-07

BRICK LAYING CONTRACTOR. FIRE.
places. walls; steps; all types Of ma.
sonry A. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICkWORK-Walls, steps. Chin
%sis RsGS pUsfhss s rfserS Ho sEfk
BUILDING, remodeling. repairing,
3-S4s9. MR.. BAKER. -
CABINETS - Custom-made kitchen
cabinets, formica sink and counter
tops. and general millwork by COL
LEGE PARK CABINET & MILLWORK
CO.. INC. Free est. AP. 7-391I.
CARPENTER. white. mechanic; paint
ing roof, repairs and remodeling.
CARPENTRY-Attic porcheS, rec.
rms; new and old work; ANYTHING
MR.. SMITH. ia. 4-0501. any time.
CARPENTRY, remodeling: specialize
ment Of porches and steps. Estimate
free. 10. 1-26S2 any time. g
CARPENTER -CONTRACTOR-Do my
contract. Call JU. 5-65i1. -
CARPENTER. white mechanic: paint
ing, roof repair, remodeling. DU.
CARPENTER WORK-FiniSh attics
porcheS. rec. rms, rescreen doors and
windows; reaS. Ii. 4-3032.
.CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RA. 6-SSSS any
oav, any night
CONCRETE WORK and fiagstone
patioS our specially. Excellent serv-
ice. Bank financing. Va. only.
OV. 3-0319. -l3
CONCRETE AND ASPHALT PAVING
Concrete porcheS. patios. etc: Gus
tom built carportS and garages. Free
estimates. 36 mos. to pay.
LEWIS & SON, AP. 7-9761
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pairs, short circuits, small Jobs done
immed. RA. 6-2222 any time.
FENCES. ALL STYLES, chain link.
picket. estate, etc. NO DOWN PAY
MATES RE R-70QR y
Evening star., 1954-06-07
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
BRAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES

40 n. washington Blvd.
arlington. Va. ia. S-7S0(
Tv, 2l-in.. Magnavox, combinatior
AM-FM radio, Hi FL, 3 speed
phonograph, blond oak; cost $500
sac. S325. OIL. 4-096l. 7'
TN, Magnavox console comb. 17-in
screen. AMIN radio; 3-speec
phonograph; mahogany cabinet; per,
fect condition. Army family goins
overseas; must sell. $3.50. or hes
offer 0y 3-0613 -
TWIN BEDS. springs, innerSpring mat
treSS, chest vanity, bench; reaS
/, ADi A0 41l IGr Sun. after J pm. -
Royal, Smith-Corona. Und.. OLYMPIA
free home dem; S1.50 wk. DI
WAsRsRs. automatic. late models
S35 each. Also Launder King port.
ableS, will deliver. ST. 3-12i6.
WASHER, Thor wringer, not thu
dearest. but the best. SAP Flower
ave; Iakoma Park. Md -
VACUUM CLEANERS. Eureka. Royal
Zephyr, GE and Zenith Good con.
dition. Choice for Sl5. UN. 4-9I09
Evening star., 1954-06-07
COOK
PART-TIME, PERMANENT

Colored, 25-35 yrs. of age, expert.
enced as cook, to prepare lunch fol
approximately - executives in down
town Office building, 10 am.-3 pm
Mon. Fri. Apply by mail. giving full
details regarding past experience
Box 274-S, Star.
COSMETIC AND DRUG CLERK
Part time evenings and week ends
Attractive pay. plus commission
WHEATON PHARMACY 11401 Ga
ave-, 10. 5-9600. 10
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK. white, ex.
perienced only. References. Closed
SUNDAYS and holidays. Apply in per.
son only. No phone applications &C
cepted. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. 1000
CosMETICiAN. top salary and tor
commissions, 6-day wk. Apply 1901
Columbia rd. NV.
CREDIT CLERK
For general Office work. in credit
clothing store. must be able to type;
good SALARY to start Permanent.
See Mr.. German. KINGS. 735 9TH
st -
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FURNITURE-NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$685. 5-pc chrome dinettes $40
SQS.50 Wrought Iron sets S54 %
Sl49 maple bedrm. suites - SO
S19.95 TV chairs, colors - 1855
Bedrm., liv. rm., din. rm. suites.
Everything at discount prices.
KING, S203 Georgia ave, JU. o-5S91
Evening star., 1954-06-07
PIANOS

Don't miss CAMPBELL'S only piano
sale of the year Every piano is a
bona fide baragin with savings from
SIS to $500 New, used. floor
samples, demonstrators, returned
from rental: all from our regular
stock of Steinway. Kimball, Gull
branson and Gable pianos; grands'
ent finishes to select from. 10Fo
down delivers any sale piano. Advise
an early call. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. HOS G st. NV, DI. 7-S464
Evening star., 1954-06-07

WAITRESS. must be experienced. Ap-
ply GUSTI'S RESTAURANT. 1887
WAI1TERiESsss,, white. nishtwork; no
sundays: apply 221 Riggs I'd. ne.
TU. 3-5253 %
MATTRESSES. white. exper.. excel.
tips: Apply OYSTER BAY RESTAU-
MATTRESSES. full time evenings: s.
dav week. Please phone DI. 7-12O0.
ask for Miss Winters. HARRY'S
TAVERN. 1900 New York ave. NV.
-
GIRLS. white, 21-40, to answer tele-
phones. switchboard experience help
full. but not necessary. Permanent.
full-time position, evening hours, 3
to II pm. Apply in person only.
R. 4l2, 1925 G. St. NV. IS
WOMAN for special local position. full
or part time, pleasant personality;
car necessary. For personal inter-
view. call OIL. 4-45S6 IS
Evening star., 1954-06-07

OVERSTOCKED
with tremendous quantities
of used lumber, pipes, bases,
sinks, electrical fixtures,
radiators, windows, doors,
etc.
Evening star., 1954-06-07
Students-Summer Work

For the prudent student with a neat
appearance and perseverance for a
new view in sales promotion. Apply
in person, Room sos, Perpetual
Bldg. III St NV. IS
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADD: :A-ROOM. PORCHES, rec. rm.
top quality work, low prices, terms
free est: KE. S-57a5. s.
ADDITIONS Jalousie porches
screening complete remodeling
FHA terms; no DOWN payment; al
work fully guaranteed. Ia. 9-l127
ADDITIONS, PORCHES. screening
complete remodeling service; esti.
mates free; all work fully guar
NO money dn:, 80 mos. to pay. SECC
SALES, JU. S-301O, day or night.
ADDITIONAL ALTERATIONS
Let US build that screened porch
remodel your kit; add that rm.
f1agStone patioS and sidewalks. An,
type repair. Bank financing. Excel
service. Do 1t now. Va. only. OV
3-O3l9. Ia
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia. 1910. ST. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
AWord to the Wise 8, Mr.. f,en1 Cobb,

This test contains 20 pairs OF
sentences. In each pair one
sentence is correct, one Is incor-
rect. Study each pair carefully
and check the sentence you think
Is correct. Give yourself five
points for each correct answer.
Il. a. He gave it to we girls.
b. He gave it to us girls.
2. a. We will be glad to hear
from you. b. We shall be glad
to hear from you.
8. a. only have one brother.
b. I have only one brother.
4. a. He is one Of the boys who
are enlisting. b. He is one of the
boys who is enlisting.
5. q. Neither Jack or Jim were
going. b. Neither Jack nor Jim
was going.
s. a. Because Of nervousness
she sang poorly. b. Due to
nervousness she sang poorly.
Z. q. Has either of you girls
been to New York? b.. Have
either of you girls been to New
York?
8. a. He died with cancer. b.
He died of cancer.
8. a. Don't feel bad about 1t.
b. Don't feel badly about it.
10. a. I like these kind of
flowers. b. ! like this kind Of
flower.
IL. a. She looks bad. b. She
looks badly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26

shipment. Before the war we
imported large amounts Of jap
anese merchandise packed in
these veneered boxes.
Many Americans confuse the
Empress tree with our native
Catalpa. The Paulownia was in
troduced in 1894 and is now COM
mon in the East as far north
as New York.
Because the tree Is prolific
seed producer, each fruit cluster
may contain more than 20 mill
lion seeds. No matter where a
tiny seed lodges. 1t tries to
accomplish its mission, therefore.
tiny trees have been discovered
peeping from rock crevices, holes
In roofs and in between walls.
In August the mature brown
pods filled with thousands Of
seeds win be seen before the
leaves yellow and fiutter to the
ground. Not far from the mother
tree will be found . healthy.
happy company Of small Empress
trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
PaulOwnia Tree.

Few trees are more beautiful
than the Towering Paulownia or
Empress tree Of Japan. The
lilac-tinted blossoms appear be-
for the leaves. Originally we
imported the Empress tree for
its ornamental value and we
have many Of them growing in
Eastern United States.
These trees are fast growing
and practically free from COM
mon diseases and insects. The
great clusters of lavender tinted
flowers are always q welcome
sight In spring.
Though Japan has been given
as the. native home Of the En-
press tree, Alfred H. Render. an
authority on trees. says it
originally grew in China. The
name of Paulownia was bestowed
In honor Of the Netherlands
Princess. Anna Paulowna. The
name Empress tree. on the other
| hand. 10 said TO be for the
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Natures Children 8, lil'en Co. A,h.,

favorite tree Of q beloved EN-
press Of Japan.
Back in 1915 the production
OF the Paulownia amounted to
IA million board feet in Japan
and some 4 million board feet
was imported from other Asiatic
countries.
The wood is made into clogs
worn for shoes. Handsome
chests of drawers, musical in
struments. lanterns, furniture.
portable models of temples and
boxes. Other uses where lasting
light wood is required make this
tree always in demand. During
the Japanese war. 1t was found
the wood was ideal for fighter
planes.
A crude veneer paper is made
Of the green wood. which II
shaved. boiled and treated with
q caustic soda solution: after
this treatment the pulp Ia
bleached and washed. then
ironed nat and bundled for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edgar

WINDFALL-At the age
Of Is, brilliant designer Nor
man Bel Geddes suddenly
decided to quit his job in
Hollywood, and try stage de-
signing in New York. After
he had made the break, he
realized with a start that he
had exactly S. to his name.
He was sitting despond-
emily on q park bench. won
dering what was to become
of his wife and baby, when
the man seated next to him
let his magazine drop to the
ground. Geddes stared at
it as the wind slowly tipped
the pages. Suddenly q
streamer of bold type caught
his eye and he pressed his
foot on the page.
"Millionaires should help
young artists" read the
headline.
The article was a report
of an interview with a New
York banker. Geddes read
1t and laughed. He tossed
the magazine aside and
closed his eyes. But he could
not doze.
He took the money out of
his pocket and counted 1t
slowly. Then. he got to his
feet and went to the nearest
telegraph Office. where he
invested his last cent in o
two-page telegram TO the
finaAcier.
A few hours later. he re-
ceived q money order for
$500. The next morning he
was on his way to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
BY Frunk Beck,

10. a. The recipe calls for
three cupfuls of flour. b. The
recipe calls for three cupsful of
flour.
Is. a. They invited Mary and
I to lunch. b. They invited
Mary and me to lunch.
IA. a. He set the vase on the
table. b. He sat the vase on the
table.
Is. "a. How will this effect my
business? b. How will this affect
my business?
Is. a. Whom are you going
with? b. Who are you going
with?
II. a. He said that New York
is our largest city. b. He said
that New York was our largest
city.
Is. a. The book has laid there
ever since. b. The book has lain
there ever, since.
10. a. He came between she
and I. b. He came between her
and me.
20. a. She was married in
June. b. She got married in
June.
Answers.
VI E. . 4 f
b: 2 b; 3 b; 4 a: 5 b: 6 q:
z a; 8 b; Q a::s10 b; IL a: IL a:
Is b: IA a: Is b; Is a: II a:
18 b: 10 b: 40 a.
Distributed By McNausht Syndicate. Inc. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol

/. Which President, before
becoming Chief Executive. had
been Secretary of Commerce in
the cabinet of his predecessor?
2. A future President de-
scribed himself in these words:
II am, in height, 6 feet 4
inches. nearly; lean in flesh.
weighing on an average 1870
pounds; dark complexion. with
coarse black hair and gray
eyes. No other marks. or
brands recollected..' Who?
8. The statue of which
United States President is in
Grosvenor Square, London?
ANSWERS on next page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
BY Eosley Blockwood

- Dble. "a
Dble. All pass
In today's deal Mr.. Muzzy
had a good partner. His part
ner made a two-club overcall
which got doubled. Mr.. Muzzy
didn't even think of passing. He
Immediately rescued" at two
spades.
Admittedly this is rather
extreme situation but even with
six spades and a void in clubs
Mr.. Muzzy made the wrong deci-
sion.
There are several reasons why
he should have passed. With a
good hand and ability to play
either or both majors, Mr..
Champion would have doubled
for takeout, instead of over
calling. Since he had not
doubled. there was a strong
inference that he was short in
the majors and a probability
that his hand was good for just
one thing-playing a club con-
tract.
Another consideration which
Mr.. Muzzy overlooked was that
his partner was a fine player
whose overcalls were very seldom
beaten for more than the enemy
could make playing the hand
their way.
A third angle (Which Mr..
Muzzy was least likely of all to
think of was that he cannot
play a hand as well as Mr..
Champion.
Two clubs could not have been
set more than two tricks. The
best defense would be to lend
four top diamonds. On the third
diamond, Mr.. Abel would dis
card a spade. On the fourth
he would drop his last spade
while Mr.. Champion rufted.
When in with a high club. he
would lead a heart to his. part
ner's ace. A spade return would
enable him to get in one ofs his
small trumps. u y
Against two spades Mrs. Keen
cashed the ace, king and jack of
diamonds. She then led her last
diamond. and Mr.. Abel over
ruffed dummy with the nine Of
spades and returned his last
spade. Mr.. Muzzy ended up TAX
Ing just four tricks-three spades
and the king of hearts.
(Copyright. 1854, General Features Corp J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
10 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, D. G.
THURSDAY, AUGUST x6, 1884
Evening star., 1954-11-28

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lR-33H) GloEnour Out
fit. Powder blue ray
on toffeto dress and
ponties, white cotton
oreondy pinofore strow
picture hot" - 2.98
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lR-33F) Bridoa Outfit.
Bouffont locy white
gown with royon sotin
underskirt. L Lon9 net
veil with flower trim,
white sotin shoes, 5.9S
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tR-32Sl Redeimse Outfit.
Red and white polko dot
2-pc. poionos. bright
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tR.32v) Seheel ouffit.
Cotton plaid skirt ard
iounty beret with crisp
white blouse. ard q red
plostic bag --l.se
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