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Evening star., 1954-05-20

William Graen Of Washington
and Springbrook, Md. will be
graduated from Wake Forest
College in North Carolina on
May 81.
The wedding will take place
at the National Baptist Church
and will be followed by a recep-
tion at the home of the brides
parents.
On June IA DR.. and Mrs.
Graeff will entertain the we'd
ding party and out-of- town
guests following the rehearsal.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Conodion Military
Give Reception

Members of the Canadian
Army staff entertained at a re-
ception yesterday afternoon and
their guests were mainly their
counterpartS in the Unite d
States armed services.
The party took place from
$3.50 to $3.50 at the Canadian
Army headquarters on Connecti-
cut avenue. In the receiving line
were Commander of the Cana
dian Army Staff, Brig. j. w.
Bishop, and Mrs. Bishop, and the
Canadian Assistant Military At
tache and Mrs. II. L. Meuser.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Crcling the Countryside
Pony Show, Retriever Trials
Draw Enthusiastic Crowds

Mrs. Archie Randolph, Just back
from Belmont where she went
to see Uncle Joe. her top steeple-
chase horse. were part Of the
outdoor group who picnicked
before the retrievers started
working.
The amateurs took over after
watching Gilbert Bergen, q pro.
fessional handler from st. James.
Long Island, work his Labradors
back and forth over the land and
in the water, with only hand sig
mails and an occasional whistle
to direct them. Ed Altemus, Fred
Sharp, jr., Pat Morgan and
Henry Loomis took their turn at
shooting down the pigeons that
were retrieved by the dogs. Mrs.
Holger Bidstrup of Middleburg.
Mrs. T. Beatty Brown from Up
perville. John Richardson from
Berryville. both Henry and Paulie
Loomis. and the Forest Mars
handler worked their retrievers.
BY the time the silver trophies
were presented to the Loomis'
Pons in the semitrained class
and to Mrs. Brown in the
novice class. with the Mars
Winston and Mrs, Bidstrup's
Thunder taking the seconds.
there was quite a crowd
watching. Hubert Phipps, over
from Warrenton with his water
spaniel. Vaieda Boy-Ed from
Berryville. Mrs. Robert Chatfield-
Taylor with daughters Classy.
Adele and Miss Mo from Water.
ford, the Don Pattersons, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin, jr.,
from Middleburg. the Mars. Just
back from a European jaunt.
and Howard Kaye. who had to
leave his retriever at home with
her new family. were among the
group who trekked back and
forth from meadow to pond.
Vanishing Night
The Neighbor Art Show, held
each year with each year bring
ing more and better pictures, Is
having its Vanishing Night on
Friday, after the pictures have
been judged by Henry Caldwell.
assistant director of the Cor
coran; John Russell Mason, Gu
rator of art Of the George Wash
ington University. and by Walter
K. Bachrach, all of whom are
coming out from Washington
late Friday afternoon. The show
opens at 8 pm. (EST) and will
run through Monday night.
Evening star., 1954-05-20
Miss Wriqht to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Wright
announce the engagement of
their daughter Kathleen Ann to
Mr.. Donald L. Brimmer, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle B. Brimmer.
A September wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
TRAiLERs

1852 CONTINENTAL %,
IN LIKE-NEW CONDITION
This beautiful trailer home won!
last longl Good as new and priced
to sell quicklyl Only S2.295: viii
afford you comfortable. economical
carefree living. Don't waiti Come
in today to see this and many other
trailer values. THE AMERICAN
WO. 6-3231. "a
CHRISTMAS 0REETINosl
holiday season. THE AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. 4030 Wis ave. NV,
WO. 6-323l- 4
Evening star., 1954-12-23
AuToMoslLEs ron xALs

ssss. JACK Fry. @ i4tS aad |
E.sgE ,..g ,ns. sasg s sd sss n y s.ss sstss e.
Ter. oWNkE. iSsS iSth 8. nv.
|NAsa 1885 nttle super az iuxe sedan.
Excellent eondition; sacrincs. $s0e
tsr@S ts1S ls v dorn. RoPkR .llss llsth
|oLDs.osaME - "a '4a 20; heater, i
out; SSe5; S-monfS or e.0o0-miie
warranty. NoRTHEAGT MOTOR CO.
tFoIdl. 4400 Benning I'd. ne, Lu.
|oLDss1oBrLx Is4s .7es 4-dr.
sedan: black, Hydra. r. and b..
w.-W. tires. low mil: excel. ecnd.;
leaving country; S5A5. OIL. 2-S029.
|OLDsMoBILx is4s 4-dr.; j owner
4; Mi.:odcp SosTa5ses. aaai c coansssi-
OLDsMOBTLE 1853 .ps. conv. |;
Hydra-Natic. r. and h.: power brakes,
auto. windows. seat. Wv. tires.
dual manifolds exhaust; green, black
sop; sa9 sns Sns,s, Synsr: no dealers; sl:sss0. 80
OLDs 'ss super .ss'. convertible
Wv. tires. Continental wheel:
iisht blue iinish; safety-tested writ
ten guaranty; only $l.995. PAUL
BROS !oldsl KE. 7-lSoS. WIS.
oLps .5a .ssn de luxe holiday
coupe: power steering and power
brakes: HYDRA, Z, b., Wv. tires.
tinted giass. Autronic- Bye. auto.
ssss sans snS ayon SndGHd snd saSs
showroom appearance; safety-tested
written guaranty: $2,195. PAUL
ave. and Kilieott st. NV. e-9.
OLDs IS super So Holiday; :. and h.
hydrametic. power. steering and
brakes, beautiful 2-tcne fnish. Wv.
tires. tremendous savings. few miles.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES. hit r. !.
ave. ne. DU. 7-S300. --24
OLDS '53 .sSn Holiday coupe; At
tractiye ivory and mist-gresn 2-tone
heater. Hydra Matte. power brakes
and excellent tires; . wonderful buy
81 isSs SIS SsnisH co. SApaS2a Is2a
end st. NV, ST. $4,000.
OLDS '53 "SS" 2-door; with Hydra
Matte. radio. heater. like-new nm
ish and excellent interior; this ts ?
PARKwAY-FoRD. SY-T1sFlS sosi N ss. NV. w.
AID. 2-01S5. Open Q to Q. Sat. til 8.
PACKARD '53 Clipper 4-dcor; blue;
auto; trans. :; and h.: Sizes, LEE
PACKARD All 1sSocS; 81 900" 4-door sedan:
black; auto. trans. 7. and h.: S995.
LEE D. BUTLER. INC. Conn. ave.
NV, AD. $4,000.
PACKARD 1940 4-dr. sedan; r. H.
d.; $500 mi. rebuilt engine; new
clutch. brakes. front shocks; best
ofier oyer Sl25; 6a4 2srd 81 g.
rkamS9TH 4lIi ST f-nssI ias4 savoy; E. and md h..
rEYanMo9TH Ian ~ 1872 1877 i. luxe club S coupe.
ROPER" 18th and 4. /. ave; ne.
80 convertible; radio.
heater; e asa.s sash G er take over paymsnnts.
PLYMOUTH 1868 Cambridge club
coupe; l owner: low mileage; looks
like new; has light blue finish; Gus
tom plastic seat covers, heater; $1,-l
1876. Washington's Oldest and Larg-
est Dodge Plymouth Dealer. TREW
MOTOR CO.. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne.
IL mouth 1854 savoy 4-dr. sedan:
finish; very clean throughout; has
radio and heater: plastic seat covers,
ginal cost over $500. Washington's
Oldest and Largest Dodge Plymouth
Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO., 9Th and
Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 7-17S2.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

LINCOLN 1919 Cosmopolitan: excel
lent condition; $500 cash or best
ofier: ofhcer going overseas. aWO.
LINCOLN 1858 Capri Convertible;
Sssns Sd Srafss and ss ss ccn
slnsn.Ai srade. EM. s-4SsSs 4sss0' WIN a asseD'
LINCOLN 81 2-dr. club coupe; excel
lent condition; must sell; $3.50.
Call HE. 1880. --27
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan sedan;
radio. heater, Hydra-Matic drive,
custom seat covers: beautiful light
green finish; very clean; loy MI, !:
Snrssier Chs USns Desisr. Sao 800 ; Wisconsin ii
MERCEDES "a Benz Model is0 4-dr.
sedan; 3-waye radio; dual heaters;
leather upholstery with covers; di-
rectional signals; perfect in every
full instruction manual. plus parts
kit. An amazing car to ride, with
up to 80 miles to the gal. STEWART
BUICK, 1925 Wilson blvd, IA.
5-7350, Arl., Vs. Price. S2,396.
40 conv.; r. and h.: red
finish: needs top. $296. GRADY'S
LINCOLN-MERCURY. 1909 Wis.
ave.. Bethesda. Md. OIL. 4-7400.
so club coupe; :. and h.;
mechanical cond S695. GRADY's
LINCOLN-MERCuRY, 1909 wis.
ave.. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 4-7400:
MERCURY 1919: for trade, plus cash
for later model car. SP. 3-S729,
MERCURY 1850 Club coupe: s % pas
senger. beautiful condition. S695
terms. ROPER" 18th and r.. !. ave.
MERCURY 80 4-door sedan: equip;
raven black finish and Wv. tiresi
1906. PARKWAY-FORD. 3051 NJ
st. NV. AD. 2-01S5. Open 9 to Q.
NJ. &c q. " 1885 8 brand-new sports car.
'TP" model; 1900 c. c.: astd.
colors; starting. ct $1.996. Large
selection Of small foreign and Ameri-
can cars. Austin Healey Sports, Aus
tin Of Engiand. NJ. g., Morris Minor.
Also Kaiser and willy. MANHATTAN
AUTO lEst. l9l4s 7th at r sts.
NV. North 7-2700. Branch sales
ONCE, 1910 King st., Alex, Va. XII.
MORRIS OXFORD 1850 4-dr. sedan;
sale price, S595. Largest selection
OF small foreign and American cars
in town. Austin Healey Sports,
Austin of England, M. g.. Morris
MiLor; Also Kaiser and WHY'S.
9TH ut r SITS. NV. North 7-2700.
Branch sales ONCE, 1910 King st.,
Alex. Va. King 6-5525.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
TRUCKS roR SALE

F0RD '54 is-ton pick-up, . mos. old.
3.4g0 MI; peri. eond.s no nauling.
FORD SO s-ton pickup equipped
with stake sides: r. and b.. rear view
windows. almost new tires. very
low mtleages extremely good cond.
FRSNK I SMALL ii Jk.. NC. 1855 sSj
Good Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-55O0.
CHEW. 40 M-ton panel equipped with
r, and b.. 1-oWner: very low mile
age. extremely good cond.. ready to
20 for 1875. FRANK SMALL JR.,
INC. 1885 Good Hope I'd. Sc, LU.
4-5700. Used Car Lot. --9:s
been thoroughly recond.. looks aI1c
runs Ike new; can be bought today
tor only 5000. FRANK SMALL JR,,
INC. 900 p. ave. Sc. LU. 2-9S27.
METRO INTKRNATT HARyEsTER
1kUCkS Cd. 1913 models, u ton.
JEWEL TEA CO.. sol Franklin
caEva ;5s Model 500; long WI Wheel
base, stake; In immaculate condi-
ton. This truck ready to roll. ST.
st. NV, AID. 2-0iS6. Open to q.
CHEVROLET 1913 panel: ready for
work. as is; $195. PARKWAY-PoRD,
305l N st. NV. AD. 2-OlS6. Open
TO o. Saturday til 8.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
AuToAoslLEs FoR SAL

RLYMOuTH 104o 2-dr.: original liRhi
green finish: heater. seat covers: y
owner: for only $44k. Washingtonsf
Oldest and Largest Dodge Plymouth
Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO., 6th
and FlA. ave. ne. II. 7-1732.
80 4-dcor; =. and b.:
green; S40bs 0-month or 0.00Q-mile
warranty: NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
!Fordl. 400 Benning I'd. me-. Lu,
PLxMOUTH 1854 Helveders eonvsr-
Ssss: SaDIs; eomnsny .sasn Sinsisl car; .sn rsasc.
wire wheel covers. Solex glass. Wv.
tires; beautiful gold and ivory; new
car warranty. S2.O06. WHEELER,
INC, Chrysler Dealer. $500 Wiseon-
sin NV. EN-, 3-4S0O. 9 to o.
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-door; snow tires;
Si2e a, q 6est HsdS Ssas. ofier. After 3
PONTIAC 80 chieftain dc luxe "S''
seat covers and other accessories:
In new-ear cond. throughout: war;
ranted 8 mos or 5000 miles. A
Christmas present for S695. FRANK
SMALL yR.. INC. 5000 Pa. ave, Sc.
rs chieftain rs" eonser-
tibie coupe: power sEeering. Hydra.
r. h., Wv. tires: low mtleages
showroom cond. 6afety-tested Writ-
ten guarantee. Only $1.60b. PAUL
BROS. tQlas.l. KE. 7-I30s, Wis
ess fc hsoss is4s sissr e str.ss 4. luxe
beautiful condition. $S79, terms. SO
down. ROPER" 18th and r. !; ave.
poNTHAc 1858 cnieftain series = $40
sedan 2-dr.; Hydra. 1.400 mi,
isaGy uMy ean, nna,rt. Ws,s r,,.st .n npiSmSs SSna
Quebec st. NV. ADD. sos. from !
g pm. and 70 Q Pm, Wo,
PoSTiac SSSTiS so a-door with rad radio,
heater: black finish and IN excellent
sonditien: s8es. rARHWAYY-FoRD, y,
. III 0. Sat. til 8.
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain ~S'' s-door,
with radio. heater. blue finish with
MATCHING interior; .$1.195, PARK
WAY-FORD. gSO51 N ST.. nv. AD.
2.91S5: opeii 9 til 9. Sat, I'll o;
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; r. and h., hydra
as.e ssr $685. S. rss slS'' Il in s,s ns
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR
co. lFordl. 400 Bennins I'd. ne,
PoNTiAceV 1854 starchief custom Cat
alma; hydra Matte. radio. heater;
many MAJ ,3ss other ,S,,s sSsrss maize yellow shor
1000 miles; ss.445. ARCADE PoN-
TIAC. 1887 Irving st. NV. AID.
$500; also 3460 14th st. NV. RA.
1854 convertible; dark
green with tan top; Hydra- Mats,
wire wheels; $2.S95. ARCADE POM
TIAC. 1887 Irving st, NV, AID.
4-S600; also 3460 14th st. NV.
RA. 3-9670.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
AUToMoBilEs ron sAlR

PONTIAC 1859 2-doqr '.s'' Chieftain
and h.; 81 ,02A ON. 4-a2s5. --2s
PRKFECT 1850: Eas heater: motor
md car: sasS. IL. s-71ss. "a 1-as1s'
sTUDEBAKKR 80 Champ. stariishs
sSSIsr.s sosRs sB,ssssk,inE ,ss rso rsnr s.ssn n,se:
nS ony eSsss sgss sss sssy sel serms beauty fSSs
PECK CHEvRQLET, 314N Lee hwys
ArL, IA. 2-s0os. Open tili ESQ.
sTypEHAkER '4s champion z-dcori
covers cove p ess This is & Il shS Almost g. n.~ zee.
car eond., and Is really economical
transp. A perfect end car, for only
$3.50. FRANK SMALL. JR., INC.
5577SSSS 4sSS ossS-cas casDff fos' r.. -" LIS LIZ =
sTyDERAKER rs champ. Dc lpxs
sIasSsSss sIsss s1Hs LIZ D. od dsurTi;sss.n I; ana me. 9.
4034 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. S-4040.
STUDEBAKRR .5S Land Cruiser 4-dr,J
Z. and h., auto. trans; low NIL
BAKER. 760o oeorgiA ave, RA.
sTuDEBAKER 81 Commander cows
+ and h.. auto. trans; full leather
S7as. BOWMAN STUDEBAKER
1900 Georeia ave-. RA. 6-1122.
80 Champ. Regal 4-
door; black, r. and h.: $5a5. LEE
d. BUTLER. NC. 4034 Wis. ave.
NV, EN-. 3-4040.
'52 champion 2-dr.s
Z. and h.. auto. trans; dark Greeni
sTUpEBAKER. 7600 GeorEta ave-,
RA. 6-ll2a.
wHLYs 1851 station wagon. recently
overhauled: new engine: new tires:
peri cond. Death Of owner reason
for selling. XXI. 9-2056. --23
Evening star., 1954-12-23
AUToMoBILEs ron sALE

FORD 1859 Victoria (hard topl; Ford
0mat1cs radio. heater; 2-tone nlui
flnish nnY l,v ! With q 5 Wv ,ot tires ;s95
FORD 1867 convertibie; with Fordo,
matte, radio. heater; glacier blu.
finish. with leather interior; 81. .295
pARKWAY-FORD, 3061 NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-01S6. Open 8 til o. Sat. til 8
FORD 80 Tudor; neater, black; Al
salm,,s s the way Ssrrsasy saSS SsPTHsaa sR91sh q
MOTOR CO. (FordJ. 440O Bennini
rd. me-, LU. 4-1011.
FORD '53 Ranch Wagon; heater
Wv. tires; glacier blue; AL all the
wayl 81 .495: 6-month or 6.000-mils
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO
tF9eFd1' eT1, 44oo Bennins I'd. n.e.' Lu
FoRD 40 Fordor: heater; new paint;
Al all the way; 1896; 6-month OF
H.000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. tFord). 92O Bladens-
FoRb o9E6 Isl 81 s Tudor: r r. 7ssapPs ana T.; excelen,
condition throughout; S595; 6-month
EAST MOTOR CO. lFordJ, go Siad-
ensburg I'd. n.e., Ii. 7-S300.
FORD ORD IA convertible; =: and b,
81 6Iaek 5SD milo 1900 SorraISs miles SSogTA
EAST MOTOR co. (Fordl. 44oo
Benning I'd. me-. LU. 4-1O1l.
FORD 40 club coupe; r. and h.; gray;
very good condition; 6-month or
6;000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR M! .s7. IS. G1. 4liSfl fE05fl 44oo Ssnnins
FORD 1850 Tudor; heater, black
paint. In new-car condition through
out; S495. 6-month or 6,OOO-mile
warranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR
GO. CO Il ,FoTds: gdssoS S2o sladensburg rd.
green; like new car; $1.oaS; ..
NoRTrHE4sT GiSoTlM!i' MOTOR co. ~aSFcnsy sFo1dy.
go Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
fOnH nai,. 52 TndoI 7. and h, overdriys:
sasPih soR@HEAsr seSSRiis &oToR CO. owafFFsnsY Feqd
g20 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
FORD 40 Tudor; heater; gray ideal
low-cost transportation; $3.50; g.
NoRAHr1sr Monsn q eoo91mile @rd ~ waFEsntyy Eanty
FORD '52 VS. Custom Tudor; r. and
h.; cd. 2-tone green; very low
mi; l owner; S1,095. BOWMAN
STUDEBAKER, 1900 Georgia ave-.
FSsp SSsp., ii i. v;s victoria, T, and b.. :
ESiUoA6blCs VI .. 1tUJdl MASbeE WV.
tires; 2-tone blue; very low mi;
S995. BOWMAN STuDEBAKER,
$500 Georgia ave. RIA. 6-1122.
HUDSON 1947 Super "6" 4-door;
exceptionally clean, brakes, battery
and clutch new. $195. XII. 9-8151.
HUDSON '4e; r. and h; Wv. tires;
very clean inside and out. Excel,
mechanical cond. S395. GRADY'S
LINCOLN-MERCURY, 1909 Wis.
ave-. Bethesda, Md. OIL. 4-740O.
HUDSON 1851 Hornet hard top coupe: I !:
2-tone blue finish: exceptionally
clean inside and out; white-waii,
tires. radio and heater: $S95. WASH
ington's Oldest and Largest Dodge-
Plymouth Dealer. TREW MOTOR
CO. 9th and Fla. ave. ne. Ii.
JAGUARs-4 Mark VII sedans: from
$1,675. JACK PRY, 18th and p.
KAISER 1948 Super de luxe; beauti-
full condition, $l79, terms, SIC down,
"a week. ROPER" 18th and r. I.
KAiSERS-1s51 and 1852 4-dr. se-
dams; starting at S495.. Several to
choose from. Large selection Of small
foreign and American cars. Austin
Healey Sports, Austin of England.
NJ. G.. Morris Minor. Also Kaiser and
Willys. MANHATTAN AUTO (Est.
1914. 9TH at X sts. NV. North
7-2700. Branch salesroom, 1910
King st., Alex. Va. King S-5525.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

CABIN CRUISER. 2S it.: sleeps @;
built 1852. Sacrifice. must be cash;
81 $50. Can be seen at Breezy
Point. Md, ia. 9-S059. -25
WISHING all Of our friends and Gus
toners q most Joyous Xmas and
hearty New Year.
O'Berry Marine Sales
Boats-Motors-S
''Your Pleasure Is Our Business"
Solomons, Md. "a
Evening star., 1954-12-23
Lots AND ACREAGE ron SALE
WeStnnOreland Hills
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL Buy PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

risk or frame; white or solcrsd;
VIZ s.isso: .is.sgsev ev.niss. Iaa IA "a. sa s51sz
Evening star., 1954-12-23

eTROUf CArAL0G = Maiied FREEi
IS states. gTRoUT REALTY. 234-As
WQodvard 1ldg.. washington. ST.
3-35eA
Evening star., 1954-12-23
BIG TEE EVENINd STAR.

Washington, d. G.
fHuRspAY. DEcENBER 23, 1854
Evening star., 1954-12-23
BUSINESS PROF.. FOR RENT

TuLFNC STATION sITEs-If you
haVe suitable locations. please con-
feet STORY e. CO.. NE. t8-4lO0,1
III Dilson. -
Evening star., 1954-12-23
MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

JEEP TOPS. for C. j. 3B 1852 or
1858 Jeeps, half tops. 2 only. JE.
4-4646. ia
BUS, can be used as portable field
once or as 42-passenger bus; heat,
4646. IA
Evening star., 1954-09-27
Uncle Rays Corner

LONDON.-Through this city
flows the famous Thames (pro-
nounced TEMS River. Rising
in the Cotswood Hills of South
western England, this stream is
209 miles long. It flows east
ward through London, then on
to the North Sea.
Measuring along its curves, the
Thames has a length of Al miles
between Tower Bridge and the
point at which it enters the
North Sea. This section Of the
river is deep enough for many
large ocean vessels. Thousands
Of boats use the river. Some
carry passengers, but most are
freight steamers.
Geography books Of so years
ago always spoke Of London as
"the largest city in the world. ="
In the past quarter Of q century
there has been q question as to
whether this honor if 1t is an
Evening star., 1954-09-27
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edgar

VACATION - Comedian
Sir Harry Lauder was never
one to splurge with his
money. At one time, after
he had completed a tour of
the United States, he was
persuaded by his agent to
take a weeks vaction in
Florida.
The agent made reserva-
tions for him at a plush ho-
tel, where the rates were
astronomical. Lauder stayed
one night, then returned to
New York.
What are you doing
here?" demanded the agent.
why didn't you stay there
and enjoy a well-earned
rest?"
Il never earned that kind
Of rest" said Lauder.
PSYCHOLOGY-Ligh h t.
weight Champ Benny Leon
ard was a quick thinker who
was always one step ahead
of his opponents.
One night, before a big
fight, the referee was ex-
planning the then new rule
that a boxer must go to a
neutral corner after scoring
a knockdown. Leonard's op-
ponent nodded his head to
show that he understood.
Leonard, however. pretend
ed to be confused by the
new ruling.
Let me get this straight, "
he said to the referee. "You
mean that every time I
knock him down I have to
| go to a neutral corner?"
This psychology thrust so
unnerved the other fighter
that he fell an easy prey to
Leonard's fists and was
knocked out in the sixth
round.
Evening star., 1954-09-27
By Romon Coftmon

New York City to overtake Lon
don. The fact is that several
years would be needed by New
York Cat the recent rate Of in
crease) to catch up with London.
even If London "stood still"
Present-day geographers list
London as the worlds largest
city, with New York second. Only
by adding the population of one
or two New Jersey cities to New
York City could a change be
made in the ranking.
London has docks and wharves
which stretch for many miles
alongside the Thames. Bridges
across the river rise to let large
vessels go past. One Of these is
the famed Tower Bridge. which
is near the Tower of London.
Tower Bridge was built with
an upper level which permitted
foot passengers to cross it at the
same time that q big vessel was
passing. This plan was given up
years ago.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

How forcible are ri n
words" says Job vi, Is. But un-
less the fright" words are used
correctly. they lose their force.
A PODIATRIST is one who
specializes in the treatment of
disorders of the foot. Do not
confuse podiatrist with PEDIA-
TRIST, a physician who spe-
cializes in the hygenic care of,
or the diseases of, children. Po-
diatrist is pronounced: poe-DY-
uh-trist. Pediatrist is pro-
nounced: pee-di-AT-rist. A Pc
diatrist is also called a PEDIA-
TRICIAN: pee-di-uh- irish H-un.
There is no ''lawn" in lingerie.
Not "LAWN-juh-ray." In the
correct American pronunciation,
the first syllable rhymes with
man." The third syllable is
"ree," to rhyme with bee" Be
sure to say: LAN-zhuh-ree! or:
Ian -zhuh-REE. ....
Overheard on a movie travel
short: THE worlds youngest &C
tive volcano, Mexico's Perry Cute
Evening star., 1954-09-27
Word to the Wise By Mrs. Frenk Colby
BY Frunk Beck

! un." The volcano. PARICUTIN
is in the state of Michoacan,
about 200 miles west of Mexico
City. Residents thereabouts will
assure you most emphatically
that there is nothing "cute''
about the volcano. Paricutin is
accented on the last syllable,
thus: pah-ree-koo- TEEN.
Watch the word TRIUMPH.
It is surprising how many of us
end the word with an erroneous
eth" sound, as "TRY-umth.
Note that the word ends in "ph, u
which, of course, has the sound
of f." Be sure to say: TRY
umf.
Overheard on a garden club
program: ". rows and rows
of lovely ver-BEAN-yuzz." This
common mispronunciation of the
flower name VERBENA is the
result, I think, of seeing" the
spelling as "ver-be -ni-a," since
scores of familiar flower names
do end in la. The correct pro-
nunciation is: ver-BEE-nuh.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc }
Evening star., 1954-09-27

4 Against the slam CONTRACT IN
today's deal Miss Brash got of
to a typically aggressive opening
lead, the deuce of diamonds.
Now Mr.. Dale was the general
of two armies-in his own hand
and the dummy. Any good gen.
eral knows that if his forces are
split and isolated. disaster is
likely to follow. Mr.. Dale real
lied the Importance Of maintain
ing communication between the
elements under his control.
The opening lead was a good
one (for the defenders) and
could have caused Mr.. Dale a
lot of trouble. Suppose, for ex-
ample, he had played as follows.
Let him win the first trick with
,dummy's ace of diamonds. Now
sne has to ruff out a losing spade,
sso he could lead to his ace Of
spades. then trump the nine with
fdummy's jack of hearts.
Next he could cash the queen
of hearts. He couldn't afford to
aovertake this with the ace or
king because that would make
Miss Brash's ten an eventual
winner.
Cash the ace and king of clubs,
then, and lead a third club. Here,
if Mr.. Dale trumped low, Miss
Brash would overtrump with the
ten and cash a diamond. II he
trumped high, the ten of trumps
would win trick later. And, Of
course, there was always a dia-
mond loser.
No good. Let's start over. Ac-
tually, Mr.. Dale ducked the first
diamond. losing to the ten. The
queen was returned and he won
with dummy's ace.
/ He cashed the queen of hearts.
led to the ace of spades and
ruffed the nine of spades with
dummy's last trump. Next he
cashed the two top clubs and
got rid of his last diamond.
Now the way to his hand was
easy. He simply ruffed dia-
mond and promptly picked up
the outstanding trumps. Thus,
by keeping his lines of COM
munication clear, he wrapped up
twelve tricks.
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Evening star., 1954-09-27
Our Presidents
By Honore M. CotudoI

1-Since the Civil War, only
four Democrats have been
elected President. Who were
] they?
s (which two future Presi-
dents married widows named
: Martha?
3-One Of our Presidents, in
writing to one of his closest
friends, who later became
President. usually addressed
him: MY dear Will" Who
were they?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1954-09-27

Mother-I've told Sally If she
isn't home by II she can't go
out for q month. so it's up to
you to get her home on time.
Evening star., 1954-09-27

honor should belong to London
or New York.
In the 1850 census, New York
City (also called Greater New
York; had a population of 1892
900. A year later. Greater London
had 8,346, 900 people.
In view of the difference In
census time, we may ask whether
one year was long enough for
Evening star., 1954-09-27

Mother-What time do you
think you viii be home? II
you are delayed for any unex-
pected reason will you telephone
me2