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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20
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CT so DOWN: studio liv nm
with firepl.. sep. din. rm.. kit. .
nice bedrms.. carport. full bsmt.
rec rm.. outside entr., Ice. level
lot. Dir: Out Arlington blvd,
left on Graham I'd. . blocks to
BALLARD REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

SEMINARY HILL
-year-old custom built
home near st Stephens and
Episcopal Seminary Like new
throughout Wall-to-wall car
petinl and some CUSTOM
made draperies. 3 bedrooms,
ois baths large den. Full
finished attic could he other
bedrooms. full drv basement.
lovely maids room and bath
above ground Modern. fully
equipped kitchen. large break
fast porch Recreation room,
washer. dryer, deep freeze
oil dashboard heat. Large
circular flaestone patio, out
door barbecue. Price reduced
TO $40 500
Directions. Shirley high
Awav 10 Leesburs pike RI.
~. turn left to Quaker lane
turn right 10 Key drive and
left TO 1916 and our sign.
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MASON HIRST
Open Today
l to Dark
PINECREST
1 ACRE

3-year-old brick and frame
rambler 2 bedrooms. large
family room. 2i2 baths.
large modern kitchen. :,
patios 2-car garage. oil hot
water heat
Directions. Columbia Pike
10 entrance To Park Lawn
turn left to Brookside DIR. and
left 10 f40S and our sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

DARNSTCWN. MD.-Country home,
garden: swimming pond: 5000 per
mo. TO responsible party. Call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-20

AUCTION! See ad under Farms for
Sale Retirement. summer home,
camp and cottage sites.
96 ACRES, Mont. County, Md, JIG
miles Silver Spg. "a woods, creek;
3 nice homes; $4,000. Gath.
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..sIGIiLT EDGE"
AriStocratic in
STYLE

Just 4 miles to d. c. in
fashion conscious" Mclean.
New split-level Handsomely
executed in ANTIQUE brick.
Gracious liv rm. with heavy
exposed beams and wide floor
to ceiling windows. Modern
culinary shop adioins spa
cious din. area on Ist level.
breezy bedrms. and . gleam-
ing eolored tiled baths. Lower
level FAMILY ROOM with
additional firepl. and pre-
pared for 3rd bath. DIVERSIFIED
carport Beautiful wooded
i2-acre. Best quality con-
struction Finest neighbor-
hood UNUSUAL OFFERING
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD-Two semide-
tached 2-family apt. bldgs which
are attached; one apt. in each bldg
Consists Of bedrms.. liv. rm. din.
area. kit. and bath The other,
2 bedrms. liv. rm, din. area. kit.
bath and rec; ,rm. which can be
AGO: price each. SlS.15O Cali
Mr. Domer SANDOZ. INC. DU,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Syracuse: The old adage. "the
exception proves the rule"
doesn't make sense to me. Please
EXPLAIN. E. NJ.
Answer: We must remember
that prove" also means ito try;
to ascertain by experiment; to
tetst." Hence. we prove. or test.
the correctness of a problem in
mathematics. When we write a
book, the printer sends us proofs,
30 that we may correct and re-
wise before publication.
The adage means: The excep-
ton tests (or questions) the rule.
Houston: VIII you please tell
me what the name of your cele-
brated assistant, DR.. Etaoin
Shrdlu. means? frequently see
the words in newspaper articles.
*. w. r.
Answer: You're asking me to
give away a secret, but-well,
etaoin shrdlu are known as pi
Cor pie) lines. A linotype oper-
ator sets them by running his
finger down the first two banks
OF keys on the left of the key
board.
Fort Collins: What is the Or
igin of the expression ito craw-
fish," meaning Ito back out?"-
B. M. A.
Answer: The crawfish Cor
crayfish) possesses an astonish-
ing facility to swim backward
when frightened or disturbed.
The allusion is obvious.
Fort Wayne: Oklahoma Is
called the Sooner State and
the Boomer State" Which is
right?-J. E. M.
Answer: Either. In the land
rush OF 1888. much Of the best
land was reserved by "Sooners."
who eluded the guards and
staked their claims before the
official opening Of the Territory.
The name boomer, accord
ing to some authorities, refers to
Oklahoma's later oil boom--but
many old-timers Of Oklahoma
deny this, saying that sooner
and boomer" were synonymous
terms.
Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13

DDl. AL pass
Mr.. Mllzzy looked crestfallen
He should have looked worse
After all, he had just taken a
snappy six-trick set at his three
club contract.
IF you'd been sacrificing
against a makeable vulnerable
slam, there would have been a
little sense in your bidding" Mr..
Champion continued. without
prompting. But they weren't
even in q game. AS far as you
knew, you were bidding to keep
them from making a lousy par
tial."
well, Dale passed on the Sec
ond round. after opening the
bidding" said Mr.. MuZzy. i
thought maybe he was on a
psychic"
Mr.. Champion groaned. "1f
he's on a psychic. don't you think
that eventually I would get into
the bidding?" he asked.
This deal is another illustra-
ton of the value Of using your
imagination. Mr.. MuZzy said,
after the deal was played, that
he couldn't be expected to real
ize Mr.. Champions hand was SO
bad. Why?
How could he possibly expect
to find anything across the table
but a bust? Both Of his oppo-
nents were bidding, his partner
was passing at every opportunity.
Bidding like Mr.. Muzzy's on this
hand is almost unbelievable and
yet it happens every day.
Mr.. Dale opened the jack Of
spades and Mr.. Masters won with
the king. The ace of hearts and
q heart ruff accounted for the
next two tricks. Mr.. Masters
then led the queen of diamonds
which Mr.. Muzzy covered, after
some agonizing thought. Mfr.
Dale won with the ace OF dia-
monds and cashed the ten and
nine.
Next he led another heart and
Mr.. Masters made the good play
Of ruffing with the queen of clubs
AS you see this play did wonders
for Mr.. Dale's trump holding.
Mr.. MuzZy overruffed with the
ace of clubs and led back q low
club, Mr.. Dale winning with the
eight spot. A spade was re-
turned to Mr.. Masters ace and
he led his last diamond. Mr.,
Dale was bound to win two more
trump tricks.
Dale and Masters might have
reached game and made it. But
that would not have given them
100 points.
tcspyrieht, 1885. General Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
WORD GAME
Find n or more words in
ATROPHY,
BOY AND GIRL

meaning, "a wasting away
Average is "a; time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules Of the game-l. Words must BE-
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition q
81 such as bats" ears" are mot
used. 8. Only one form of q word u
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 Alcldine
acne, acid, aide, allied. alien. aline
anile, anil, laid. lain, lane, laden. land
laced, lanced, iaic, lead. lean. lend. lied
lined. Lien. lice candle, cane, cell. clan
clean, clad, iced. idle. ideal idea.
iniaid, dale. dance, daee. deal, dean
denial. dial. dice, dine. nailed. nice
Gland, elan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE M. CATUDAL


To-day is the birthday OF
the only living former First Lady,
whose husband Is also living
Who?
2--On the USS Quincy. an
chored at Bitter Lake. Egypt, II
years ago, the President was
visited by three monarchs from
the Near East. Who?
yesterday was the 181st an
niversary of the birth of an early
First Lady; she was born and
married in London, England,
Whop
ANSWERS ON Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

What drives me crazy" said
Mr.. Champion, angrily. ''is moi
30 much bidding the hand over
board. It's your reason for do
ing it."
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
A10942
0Q10s76
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as
WEST EAST
CMr. Dale) (Mr. Masters)
AIS AAK863
0AJs42 %
oA1O9 QJ62
&K108 &Q32
SOUTH
(Mr. Muzzy)
ACT
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&AJ9764
The bidding:
West North East South
10 Pass Ia %
Pass Pass 40 80
Dbl. All pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-13
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Why We Soy

OVER WATER: This word was
used by sailors to mean "above
the water line" Under the water
things were hidden, but above
the water everything could be
plainly seen. The term came to
be applied to things and persons
who were frank and honest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

Today's recipe is another bever-
age. This is very simple to make,
and quick, too. Have these ingre-
dients on hand and you can pre-
pare this drink for those thirsty
people in nothing flat.
Cinser-AIe Lemonade
2 c. sugar
2 c. water
u C. lime juice
c. lemon juice
! pint az OF. bottle) pale
ginger ale
Combine sugar and water; bring
to boil to melt sugar. Chill thor
oughly. Add fruit juices and gin
ger ale. Pour oper ice cubes in a
tall glass Makes 11a quarts.
q imagine you could use tina
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

If it rains a few drops, they start
looking for flood. If it's dry for
a few days, they predict a drought.
And the merchants in one rural
village were pretty we'll resigned
to their gloomy customers. Then
came a perfect year. Weather was
ideal, crops were abundant, and
prices at the market were high.
The corn crop in that region turn.
ed out bigger than ever before.
And one farmer won prize for
raising the most bushels of corn
per acre in the entire state. The
day after this award was announc-
ed in the paper, a local druggist
congratulated the farmer on his
achievement.
Great work, Ben," said the
pharmacist. "a hundred and ten
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Helpful Hints for Harassed
Housewives Dept

Have you ever been all ready to
begin putting home permanent
in someone's hair when you hap
pen to remember that small cut on
your finger. That solution really
burns, but don't need to tell you
that. Keep penny balloon in the
curler box and just slip it over
that wounded finger, it won, come
off and won't allow the liquid to
come through.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

lime concentrate that's available at
the grocers, that product just like
Real-Lemon).
Do any of you gals have recipes
you'd be willing to give me using
cherries, raspperries, peaches, or
some of our garden vegetables? I'd
very much like to have them, AMI
l know you have some goo0 ones.
The manager of our Crane Creek
State Park, Mr.. Hayle, will discuss
lot of mighty important facts on
the matters of water safety atti-
tudes of parents and children to-
ward bathing in Lake Erie, or any
pool, for that matter, over the air
on July 7. The Junior Choir of ST
Paul's Lutheran Church at Danbury
will sing.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
THE
FARMERS WIFE

Did you read an article recently
stating the fact that the United
States Department of Agriculture
in cooperation with the National
Association of Food Chains is
sponsoring an exhibition in Rome,
Italy, of a super-duper super-mar-
ket? This is to be a grocery store
the likes of which the Italian peo-
pie have never seen, and they'll
probably be almost as confused as
] ann on entering one of these huge
enclosures that have practically
every thing under the sun for sale.
Il don't know how you feel about
it, but If I'm to do my grocery
buying in a self-service store, l
want II to be just medium-sized
and one with which I'm familiar as
far as placement of various items
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

are concerned. But, oh, these great
big strange onesl If circumstances
force me to 60 there, and I've
brought my grocery list along from
home, l might as we'll make up my
mind that It'll take me the better
part of an hour to find everything
that I've listed. I'll admit tnat
some things, such as baked goods
or meats are easy to find, but what
if you have your heart set on buy
ing certain brand of canned peas?
Suspended from the ceiling is a
huge sign that says Tanned
Goods" so you reason tina, in any
orderly super-market that's where
the canned peas would &C. You
set off in that general direction,
and after about 3 head-on coils ,0ns
and side-swipings by carts being
pushed by people who are trying
unsuccessfully to find what they're
looking for, you arrive in the can
ned goods section. Well, almost as
far as the eye can see, there are
cans and cans of food, and after
several futile trips up and down
the aisle, you find the canned peas.
Since this particular super-marke.
loves to boast on the complete
stock they carry, they have every
known brand of peas on exhibit, so
after reading the labels on dozen
different cans, if you're lucky and
can still see straight, you'll find
what you're looking for.
/ doubt whether I'll ever get the
chance again, but just for old
times sake I'd like to go to a
grocery store, tell the clerk what
| want and let him 60 and find
that item. 1t would be easier on
ones food budget, too, because
you're not so apt to be tempted
to throw items in your cart that
you could just as well have gotten
along without. / guess those studi-
ers of human characteristics kliew
what they were doing when they
got the idea of building these mon
uments to the weaknesses of the
grocery-buying public especially if
that buyer happens to be hungry
when he enters).
To get back to the Italians, they
won't be able to buy the food and
thus have these difficulties to en-
counter. Lucky numbers will be
distributed among visitors and
winners will receive food baskets.
The article also mentions the fact
that the self-service system, 40
years old in the u. S., has already
been applied in several European
Countries. suppose they call that
progress.
Today's Bit Of Nonsense
Arthur Godfrey says that living
in the hills of Virginia the way he
does, he has many friends who are
farmers, and he likes them line.
But its been his experience that
the uncertainties of weather tend
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06

bushels of corn to the acre. That's
marvellous"
But the farmer shook his head
sadly. Il don't know, though" he
croaked. 'It's awful hard on the
soil"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-07-06
Today's Bit Of Nonsense :

Today's Bit OF Nonsense -
Arthur Godfrey says that living
in the hills of Virginia the way he
does, he has many friends who are
farmers, and he likes them line.
But its been his experience that
the uncertainties of weather tend
to make most farmers pessimistS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-18

| Ii
Many OF our good friends still with but
hnkel Stores
TREMENDOUS sAcRTIcED
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-10-18

PROFITS by PRICE sAsIG Of Pa R.5bsrs
TINE IS LIMITED OUR LEASE EXPIRES SOON folks
FAMILY GARFINKEL a UNlzEARD SAVINGS
cARFMKEx
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Communist Secret Police Dissolved

VIENNA, R-Radio Budapest announced late today an agree ment has been reached for rebels to turn in their arms and for Rus sian troops to quit Budapest.
 At the same time, the govern ment-controlled radio announced that Interior Minister Ferenc Muennich had dissolved the dread Communist secret police.
 Muennich announced that the secret police guilty of todture and oppression would be punished.
 The agreement concerning the surrender of rebel arms was con- cluded by Defense Minister Kar- oly Janza. It was not announced who negotiated for the forces of the rebellion.
 The broadcast said the agree ment provided that Russian army forces will leave Budapest "A
  hours after rebel weapons have been delivered.
 Sporadic fighting again raked Budapest early in the day despite Premier Imre Nagy's promise to pull Russian troops out of the bloodstained city and to meet other demands of the rebelliouS Hungarians.
 Budapest radio reported shortly after 10 am. that there had been shooting in the capitals 1lth dis trict during the night and that there still are elements who want to disturb the peace"
 The broadcast added that armed workers units" searching houses for arms were met with gunfre.
 The rebels claimed complete
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Israel Mobilizes Reserves as Result
 Of New Arab Military Alliance

in Egypt, Israel, Jordan and Syria were affected by State Depart ment warnings and orders to leave for points of safety. Tour ists, business people and others in the four countries not perform ing essential functions" were urged to leave. Dependents of US. government officials will be evacuated "as soon as possible" by commercial planes, they were told.
 The air of crisis was heightened by the announcement of Israeli military authorities today that three suicide bands of Arab com mandos had crossed into Israel from the Egyptian held Gaza strip last night and two of the groups were captured.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
'Dr. Cumming To Open Private Dental Office Soon

Dr. R.J. Cumming, new dentist for Nome, who arrived last week, has announced that the ANS den tai clinic, which will be located in the officers of the late Dr. M. Kennedy at the MMM Hospital are being renovated and will be ready for appointments soon.
 This office is limited to Eskimo beneficiaries and will be by ap- pointment only, made by calling the clinic.
 The rest of the population will be served from an office located in the former Speciality Sales of flee on Front St. with appoint ments being taken starting Nov. 1.
 It is preferred that those hav- ing emergency work get the early appointments as well as those needing dentures or denture re- pairs.
 Dr. Cumming plans to devote Saturday to work on children.
 Hours available for each service as well as a permanent office will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
By the Associated Press

Israel mobilized its reserves and the United States began the evacuation of some of it's citizens from four Middle East states to- day in the biggest Arab-Israeli war scare since 1948.
 Israel, announcing the callup of reserve battalions in what it termed a ''partial mobilization, " denied it had any aggressive in- tent.
 Tension in Israel has mounted since Jordan, which has the long est frontier with Israel of any Arab state, formed a joint mili- tary command with Syria and Egypt last week. A pro Egyptian parliament was elected in Jordan a week ago.
 President Eisenhower, taking a grave view of the mobilization, sent two messages to Israeli Pre- mier David Ben-Gurion, caution ing him avoid acts (which would endanger the peace"
 Washington reports said Israel had mobilized from 150,000 to 100000 men along her frontiers.
 On the Israeli side, regular traffic and business were slowed by heavy movement of troops, guns, tanks and reservists.
 From 1000 to 5000 Americans
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Doctors Report
 Eisenhower IseIn Excellent Health

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower "gives every appear ance of being in excellent health, ]" in the opinion of eight doctors who gave him a new physical checkup.
 Their findings were made pub lie late yesterday by White House Press Secretary James c. Hagerty. The doctors declined to hold a news conference to discuss their report.
 The examination, conducted at the Army's Walter Reed Hospital over the weekend, had been prom ised the voters by Eisenhower in advance of the Nov. 6 election.
 Of the abdominal surgery, the formal report said:
 "The President has made an
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Russian Action In Hungary Gets No Support in U.N'

UNITED NATIONS, NC, R- Western JUN. delegates expressed satisfaction today over the solid support they received both inside and outside the Security Council for their effort to end the blood shed in Hungary.
 Messages poured in from gov ernments all over the world back ing up the Vests demands that Russia halt her military interven- tion. Some Western diplomats felt that this public pressure, plus the reported demands of the Hungar- ian government. might produce results.
 The council recessed it's discus sions temporarily after 5l5 hours of debate in an extraordinary Sunday session. Private talks were in progress to determine what the next step would be.
 In the council debate the Soviet Union failed to rally single country to support her claim that the United States had started all the trouble in Hungary and that Soviet troops were only helping the Hungarian government re- store order.
 The Western delegates made no formal proposals to the council but directed their demands di- rectly at Russia. In some cases, the language was sharp.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
1,267 New Immigrants Help Celebrate Statue of Liberty's 10th Anniversary

NEW YORK, Rt-The Statue of Liberty celebrated her roth birth day yesterday with 1,267 new inn migrants as special guests. l. The refugees from "A lands caught their first glimpse of the world symbol of freedom as they steamed into New York Harbor aboard Navy transport.
 A 21-gun salute boomed across the harbor in a salute to the pale green lady who has held aloft a welcoming beacon at the gateway to America since 1886.
 The birthday party also saw the name of the statues home off cially changed from Bedloe's Is land to Liberty Island.
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
Jackson, in Retiring, Assures No Change In Bank Operation

MT. G. R. Jackson today an- nounced the sale of the Miners and Merchants Bank of Alaska in Nome to group of Fairbanks businessmen affiliated with the Alaska National Bank of Fair banks. The new owners will as- sume management of the bank shortly after the first of the year.
 Granville Richard Jackson is one of Nome's Pioneers, having come to Nome in 1904. He began his career in Nome as a messen- ger boy for the Signal Corps.
 In 1905 he joined the staff of the Alaska Banking and Safe De posit Company. Later he was affiliated with the Nome Bank and Trust Company. While he was cashier for the Wild Goose Mining and Trading Company, he was appointed bank examiner for the local banks.
 In 1921 MT. Jackson took over the Miners and Merchants Bank and later became its president After the fire in 1884, he built the new bank building.
 MT. Jackson has been active in community affairs, serving as
The Nome nugget., 1956-10-29
MINERS X MERCHANTS BANK SOLD TO FIRM IN FAIRBANKS

president of the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce from 1886 to l940. He was arctic recorder for the Arctic Brother hood, secretary of the Log Cabin Club, and served on the Nome School Board.
 .He has been a member of the Alaska Development Board and belongs to the Pioneers of Alaska.
 Tn retiring, MT. Jackson wishes to assure the people of this sec ton of Alaska that the new own CTS will conduct the bank in a progressive and most satisfactory manner for the best interests of the entire community. They have announced that there will be no change in the operation of the bank.
 MT. and Mrs. Jackson, with their daughter Kathleen, will leave Nome about January IS.