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Jackson advocate., 1957-06-29

The Best Way To Get Rid or An
Enemy Is To Make A Friend Of
Him.
Jackson advocate., 1957-06-29

-Patronize Our Advertisers.
Evening star., 1957-08-27

Of Panama City, and planned
to drive to the capital today.
He is making q world tour in
a land rover jeep.
The Inter-American highway
along which Capt. Townsend
has been travelling ends at the
Panamanian capital. The Brit
on is expected to continue on
to South America by ship.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
Townsend Arrives
In Punumu on Tour

PANAMA. Aug. "a (R.-
Group Capt. Peter Townsend.
Princess Margaret's former boy
friend, crossed into Panama
last night from Costa Rica.
Capt. Townsend spent the
night at David, 800 miles west
Evening star., 1957-08-27

told Q news conference last
night that his church had 1000
congregations in Russia and
was gaining from 10000 to
$4,000 new members a year.
He spoke shortly before the
Evening star., 1957-08-27

executive committee Of the
Baptist World Alliance opened
a five-day meeting here. DR..
Theodore F. Adams Of Rich
mond, Va. presided over the
committees. opening session.
Evening star., 1957-08-27
Bnptists Gaining,
Soviet Pastor Says

HAMILTON. Ontario. Aug. n
B.-The pastor Of Moscow's
only Baptist Church says the
Baptist ranks in the Soviet
Union are increasing steadily.
The Rev. Yakow I. Shidkov
Evening star., 1957-08-27

Attending are 12O delegates
representing 100 Baptist con-
ventions with a membership Of
81 million. Mr.. Shidkov is one
Of four delegates from Iron
Curtain countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Many Of us. I'm sure, have
puzzled about this question by
a Milwaukee housewife: why
do the tailors call it dry clean
ing when they actually whirl
garments in a great vat of very
wet cleaning solution?"
DRY" in this phrase has q
meaning very different from the
customary definition: Without
moisture Of any kind" Ac-
tually, dry cleaning is more
accurately called, in some Sec
tons Of our country, French
cleaning" for the phrase is a
literal translation of the French
phrase ''nettoyage a sec" which
means cleaning by the dry
method, or cleaning without
water.
The meaning of dry" in
dry cleaning" is without
water" which means that any
of a large variety Of liquid SOL
ventS-benzine. carbon tetra-
chloride and naphtha, for ex-
ample-may be used.
The method was first de-
veloped in France midway
through the 18th century and
its merits are that it causes no
shrinking of the materials
cleaned nor does it cause a gar
ment to lose shape.
So. bear in mind that the
dry in dry cleaning" means
only without water" and you'll
no longer be puzzled about why
your suit or dress is immersed
in an obviously liquid filled vat.
The French have still third
meaning of sec" which per-
plexes Americans. When YOU
read an ad for dry" ginger ale
meaning one with a low sugar
content-ref1ect on the fact
that this use of dry" comes
from the French method of
labelling nonsweet wines sec. "
Thus a dry wine is one without
sugar. just as dry cleaning is
cleaning without water. C'est
Simplefi n'est-ce pas?
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

here. covering the eight with
the nine.
Mrs. Keen put up the 10 from
dummy. Mr.. Meek won with
his lone queen and returned
the jack of clubs. This was
passed around to dummy's ace
and out came the trey Of
spades, with a prayer that the
suit would break 3-3.
When Mr.. Meek discarded q
diamond, Mrs. Keen knew she
had blown the hand. Mr..
Muzzy won with the seven Of
spades. He returned the nine
Of hearts, which was ducked
all around and permitted to
win. Mrs. Keen won the heart
continuation, but since there
was now only one entry to the
board and Mr.. Muzzy still had
a spade stopper. there was no
further chance for nine tricks.
OF course. if spades broke
badly the hand might have
been defeated no matter how
Mrs. Keen played. However, she
did not give herself the best
chance in her handling of the
spade suit.
When her eight spot was
covered with the nine, she
should have played low from
dummy. Mr.. Meek would have
had to play his queen anyway
and this would have left the
jack and 10 on the board to
drive out the king and pick
up Mr.. Muzzy's seven.
This is by no means a
double-dummy play. 1t is based
on the logic of the situation.
Mrs. Keen was willing to lose
two spade tricks. and If the
spades were divided 3-3 that
was all she could lose. How
ever, if they were Al, she
could not afford to use dunn
my's jack or 10 to drive out
a lone king or queen.
If the spades were 3-3, then
it would lose nothing to play
small from dummy on the Sec
ond round. Even if the nine
won the trick, the king and
queen would fall together on
the next lead of the suit. This
play would win If Mr.. Meek
had started with king-double-
ton or queen doubleton. It
would lose only where Mr..
MuzZy had started with K-Q-
90. But with that holding it
is almost certain that he would
have gone in with the queen
over the lead of the eight
spot.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

1--we can try to take here
and now at Geneva the first
steps on a new road to a just
and durable peace" said the
President, two years ago today,
at the first meeting of the
Summit Conference. Can you
name three of the four heads
of government at this confer
ence?
2-In case Of the death of
both the President and Vice
President, would the Secretary
of State succeed to the presi-
dency?
3-John Paul Jones died in
Paris, France. 1855 years ago
today. Who was President at
that time?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASLEY BLACKWOOD

Usually reliable, Mrs. Keen
lost today's contract by failing
to handle a certain combina-
ton Of cards to the best advan-
tage.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AJlo532
1864
GAS
%A54
WEST EAST
(Mr. Muzzy) (Mr. Meek
AK976 AQ4
01098 VK532
oQ3 oJ9872
%Q1083 40
SOUTH
(Mrs. Keen)
AA8
0AJ7
0K1064
%K762
The bidding:
South West North East
= Pass IA Pass
INT Pass 2NT Pass
SNT All pass
Mr.. MuzZy led the 10 OF
hearts, dummy and Mr.. Meek
played low and Mrs. Keen won
with the jack. To have any
chance for her contract, she
saw that she would have to
develop some spade tricks. Al
tricks two she led the ace of
spades and followed with the
eight. Mr.. Muzzy somehow
came up with the right play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18
WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
RIG TFUL.

meaning, lawful. proper" Az
erage is Is; time limit, Is
minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must
be Of four or more letters .. Words
which acquire four letters by the add
ton Of IS" such as bats" cars,
word is used. 4. Proper names are
not used.
Answer to LACHRYMAL
lacy, lama, larch, lachryma, llama,
allay, aiar, alarm. ally. army, arch,
calm, call. Gala, charm. char, chary,
clay, slam, cram, harm, hall, rally,
racy, march, mall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

more levels. each level being
about q half flight up or down
from its adjacent level. The
grade level. with its concrete
floor. usually is occupied BY the
garage, q play or family room
and other areas for informal
living. The living and dining
rooms and the kitchen are on
the next higher level. The next
level up provides bedroom space
and. occasionally. still another
level above offers additional
bedroom space.
Advantages Of the split level:
The various areas Of the house
can be set apart effectively.
Stair climbing Is held to a
minimum because adjacent
levels usually are only half q
flight up or down. Garage cost
is reduced by having an area
within the main structure for
auto storage. Many possible
ties for interesting exterior de-
sign are offered because Of the
different roof heights.
Disadvantages Of the split
level: Construction is more
costly because the various levels
complicate framing and break
up continuous finishing. Heat
ing installations are compli-
Gated because Of the length Of
the house and the various
levels; insulation becomes an
important factor. Exterior
grading of the land is more in
volved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
By JOHN WALLACE

The type Of house you're
going to build Is more impor-
tant than its style. You car
visualize how the house is goins
to look and you can even make
changes in its style later on il
you want to do so. But its type
Of construction win determine
how well it is going to ut your
needs over the years.
There are many styles in
houses-ranch style, bungalow
Cape Cod. Tudor, Colonial
Early American and Georgian
Just to mention a few. How
ever, there are only four basic
types Of houses.
Each basic type can be varied
to suit a particular style. Also
each basic type has certain ad-
vantages as well as some draw
backs. This should be consid-
ered when you're deciding on
the type Of house you're going
to build.
The following guide can be
helpful in selecting the type
best suited to your needs.
One-StOry Described
The one-story: All Of its hab-
liable rooms are on one floor.
The roof usually is pitched low
because there is no headroom
requirement between the cell
ing and the roof. The roof
height may vary according to
the desired exterior design. The
roof also may be constructed as
a fiat deck. The ceiling may be
nat or it may follow the lines
Of the rafters.
Advantages Of the one-story
house: There are no stairs to
climb. Housekeeping fatigue is
reduced. The single floor re-
duces repetition Of installations
required in houses with more
than one floor such as baths
linen closets and telephone ex-
tensions. An impressive length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
House Styles Are Based
On Four Major Types

lof front exterior is possible.
Outdoor living areas may be
placed of bedrooms as well as
OF the other rooms. Its low
height provides ease of main
tenance.
Disadvantages Of the one
story house: Bedrooms are not
removed from the living and
service areas and the bedroom
windows are close to street eye
level. The reduces bedroom pri-
vacy. Construction costs may
be higher because of the size
Of the foundation and roof re-
quired and because Of the adj
ditional land required for a
greater house length. 1t is cost
lier to operate because Of the
heat loss in winter and the
close proximity Of the roof and
sun to living quarters during
the summer months.
Here's Another Type
The story-and-a-half: Here
habitable rooms are on two
floors. one above the other and
the roof usually is high pitched
with the cave just above the
first-fioor windows. The high
roof houses the second floor
and because Of its pitch the
room area under II is smaller
than the room area below. The
room arrangement usually fol-
lows this pattern: the living
and dining rooms plus the
kitchen. bath and one or more
bedrooms on the first floor; two
or more bedrooms and q bath
on the second floor.
Advantages Of the story
and-a-half: There Is a saving
in construction cost. The foun-
dalton size is much less than
it would be If all rooms were
on one floor. Exterior wall
is minimized because
the roof does two jobs; it Is q
cover and it forms the second
noor living area. The second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
DormitOry Okuyed

The Community Facilities
Administration has approved .
loan Of So million for Columbia
University. New York City, to
use in building q 13-story DOR
mitory that win house COS men
students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Projects
Approved
In District
Recent building permits Is
sued by the District include:

Hecent building permits Is
sued by the District include:
Bakery 4 Confectionery Workers
CO., builder ssa HolaSia ei RoCs pu nIsI
ss Ssahi % erect one 3-story garaee'
Evan A. sholl. owner, si4 Pa. AZ,
% erect one 2-story warehouse. $500
chillum Dl. NV; cost. 100000.
Fcrmant Realty Co. owner. 9O2 II
Builder Kifl Won RsIsSsnH Ssilon arsS e
tect: to erect one 3-story apartment
u4 units). 800 Madison st. NV; cost
University Club, owner. 1913 18th It.
NV; Haughton Elevator Co., builder
e to-, instan passenser elevat9Es n
ne: HAROLD ,. Katzel, builder; Earl
sdaitlen, 74b both 81. ne: cost,
cstkolie University or America. own.
vntor CO. Inc; builder; 70 Install one
av; n,e.:. cost, 10000.
ovnes $50 Mi eS. ~. o. n.: AT Heres;
Elevator co. Inc. builder; % install
one electric service elevator. $40 Mich
Az. ne: to cost, Sle.40O.
MIS-. Mitchell Oammell. owner, 3O2e
Cambridge pl NV; Harry d. Mitchell
builder; William Dewey Foster, archi.
tect, 70 erect addition. also remove
walls. install new partitions. 3O2S Cam
Dridge pl. nv; cost, S21,B0O.
University Club. owner. 1888 18th
g.; NV: Haughton Elevator Co.
builder; 70 install one passenger eleva-
seI y club. 1135 10th 81. NV: cost,
The Associated General Contractor,
q America. Inc. owner. Mnnssy Build
inR: Horner Elevator Co. Inc, builder;
q install one eleetric PASSENGER eleva-
tof n once. 1879 3 81. NV; cost.
Andrew-RobbIn, owner 1870 Yer.
nont ave NV, Coastal Contractors,
erect ene. 2-story apartment rs units).
1873 18th 81. nv; cost $4,000
James u. WTight. owner, 47lb jay
g. ne: W. Wiiffed Greene. builder;
one i:ssoFy Idvellins. 90 SGD s.. Sc;
suIIs:sr sos7 aps & s.s. i.Hsr eI iiss
Architect; 70 erect one 1-stofy dwelling.
1000 50th 81. n.w.; cost, $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Housing Contracts
Rise in Month

Contracts awarded during
July for future construction in
the District showed sharp rises
over July 1856. both in overall
Fconstruction and in the field
of residential construction, F.
w. Dodge Corp. construction
news specialists have reported.
Residential contracts during
July were $l.893,000. showing a
gain of rs per cent over the
corresponding month Of the
previous year.
Total construction contracts,
including residential and other
types, were $12,72l.0O0 during
the month"; gain Of 80 per
cent over July 1856. the Dodge
firm reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

floor takes advantage Of heat
which normally would be lost
through the roof Of q cne-story
house Some bedrooms may be
removed from living and serv-
ice areas to permit privacy and
quiet.
Disadvantages Of the story
and q half: The housekeeper
must climb stairs. With heat
coming up from the first floor,
it is more difiicult to cool the
second floor. Maximum insul-
alton is required for the upper
area because Of It's proximity
to the roof.
Two-StOry Case
The two story: In this type
habitable rooms are on two
floors. one above the other, and
its floors usually are Of the
same square footage. All bed
rooms usually are on the second
door. It's upstair rooms usually
have level ceilings. and the roof
sits on top Of the upstair rooms.
Advantages Of the two story:
You get maximum square foot
living area for the cost Of the
house: the foundation and roof
are just half the size Of the
overall square footage. All bed
rooms can be removed from the
living and service areas for
quiet and privacy. Heating
costs are reduced because the
second floor gets the ad-
vantage Of rising heat from
the first floor. This type per-
mits q large house to be built
on q modest sized lot.
Disadvantages Of the two
story: Its tall. narrow exterior
appearance usually demands
an additional expenditure to
dress up" its facade. Exterior
maintenance is difflcult because
Of the height Of the second
floor and the roof. The house.
keeper must climb stairs. Re-
sale may be difhcult because
statistics show that the two
story house Is not the preferred
type Of home for the average
American family.
Pros. and Cons Of Split
The split level: Here habit
able rooms are on three or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21

COMMUNITY BUILDERS Festival Of
Homes exhibit Community Builders which projects
houses IN its Holiday Park subdivision Montgomery County
mouse IS IN the 1000 block OF three
Minimum price $l759OExibit Home No H. Map Page b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-21
Use us Mixer

Vinegar added to water when
mixing plaster Of Paris viii keep
the mixture from hardening too
quickly.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Pope Offers Advice To US. NeWsmen

VATICAN CITY, G.-Pope Plus offered some advice to a group of American newsmen in a special audience Monday. The Vatican press office released the text on Tuesday.
 "Your profession" said the 01- year-old head of the Roman Cath olic Church, "holds you very close to this earth, with its restless, often enough bewildered, blinded masses and the day-by-day un- certain promises and hopes and menaces you understand the grave responsibilities resting on you.
 "Be conscious of it when you write. You have your ethical prin- ciples worthy of a noble art; yet you will agree there is an evil press abroad that scorns those norms. Bring the weight of your honorable loyalty and fearless ex- ample to thwart the harm it can do.
 "Calumny and scandal; h W quick-footed they are! A whisper harmless perhaps though unwar- ranted, is blown up to a one inch headline, and what havoc il can wreak in family life, in the lives of individual and nation.
 "A scoop is not worth the deer sense of shame that should come to one guilty of such conduct"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Auditors Conduct Investigation Of Alleged Discrepancies In
 Mt. Edgecumbe Student Funds

of the central Washington office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, visited the school last month along with auditors from two area offices of the federal agency.
 The auditors spent two weeks at Mt. Edgecumbe, a high school and vocational school with ap- proximately 75O students.
 Mt. Edgecunbe's student activ- ity fund is savings account in which students deposit personal funds they will use during the school year. The audit reportedly determined that all individual stu dent deposits had not been de- posted into the overall fund.
 The alleged discrepancy of be- tween $10,000 and $12,OOO, it is understood, was built up over ] period of years.
 The student activity fund is ad- ministered by officials of the fed eral agency at Mt. Edgecurnbe.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Witnesses in Strongheart Case Are Anxious To Return Home

The jury trial of George Strong heart of Sheldon Point continues today with the defendant on the stand for assault with a deadly weapon.
 Most of the witnesses have had to be questioned with the aid of an interpreter, Mrs. Eric John son of Alakanuk.
 Witnesses brought in from the Alakanuk area are very anxious to return home as airfields are in very poor condition this time of year Also, it is reported trapping of rabbits and other fur animals such as mink is now at it's peak and these people depend on this for their livelihood.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Boxing Champ Pleads Guilty of Contributing To Delinquency of Minor

MIAMI, Fla. R-Jake LaMotta, former middleweight champion boxer, yesterday pleaded guilty to charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 14-year-old girl and received suspended sen tence.
 LaMotta already faces a six month jail term and $500 fine on a jury conviction on charges that grew out of the same case.
 LaMotta, now Miami Beach bar owner, still faces trial on charges of conspiracy and procur- ing of the girl.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17

JUNEAU n Officials of the Bu- reau of Indian Affairs are con- ducting an investigation into the school activity fund at Mt Edge cumbe High School, it was learned here.
 Informed sources said auditors from the Bureau of Indian Affairs conducted audits in connection with an alleged discrepancy of between $10,000 and $12,0o0 in student deposits.
 William Olsen, area director of the Alaska Native Service, de- clined to comment on the audit. Any elaboration on the report would have to come from the bu- reau's headquarters in Washing ton, Olsen said.
 The Associated Press reported that Milton Boyd, chief auditor
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Flowers for Easter
 Delayed by Weather But Expected Today

The scheduled arrival of Easter flowers and other Easter mer- chandise for several of the local stores which was on Pan Ameri- can Airways yesterday, was due to arrive this afternoon with Wien Airlines.
 The PAA plane circled Nome but was unable to land due to icing conditions at that time.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Zsa Zsa Sues Beauty ParlOr For $4O,OOO

SANTA MONICA, R R-Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor claims she had a hair-raising experience in a Rev. erly Hills beauty salon and wants $40,O0O for all the trouble it caused her.
 She filed suit for that amount in superior court yesterday, all aeging that negligent application of strong bleach" burned her scalp, bleached her hair too much and caused it to become "dry, lusterless, brittle and frayed, and to fall out in large quantities"
 The actress asks $2O,00O dam ages and S20,00O for loss of in come resulting from inability to fulfill movie and television com mitments.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
N o T I c E

The firm of Molitor & Doremus, certified public accountants, have moved to new location, one block west of former office, on First Ave.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
Doctor Testifies Mad 4 Bomber" Dying From TB

NEW YORK, R-A doctor says tuberculosis may kill New York'S mad bomber" in a few weeks, or possibly months.
 Dr. Albert LaVerne offered that opinion at a sanity hearing in Brooklyn's county hospital yes terday.
 The bomber, George Metesky, was present at the start of the hearing. The 53-year-old mech anic from Waterbury, Conn.,, was strapped in a stretcher and had gauge mask over his nose and mouth.
 In the midst of the hearing he was seized with a coughing spell and was wheeled out for oxygen treatment
 ''If these procedures are pro longed much longer" LaVerne told Judge Samuel Leibowitz, your honor may have corpse rather than a defendant on which to make decision"
 Liebowitz reserved decision on the sanity issue until Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Michael Walsh and Erwin Clark.
 Discharged: Lois McIvor, Don Olson, Elijah Deblin.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-17

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Traffic Increase Is
Noted On Highways
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
Increases were recorded at ali of
the other traffic counting stations
maintained by the Division. Along
the Kirkwood Highway, at a poipt
east of Newark, the increase vas
1854 percent over May of last year
with the average number of We
hicles counted daily being 1e,710,
an increase of 2,256. The largest
single day was Thursday, May 30,
when 11,771 vehicles were counted.
The increase along US Route 40,
at point west of Bear, was 8.52
percent with the daily average of
vehicles counted being 1853, an
increase of 1852 while the largest
day was Friday, May IL when a.
957 vehicles were counted.
At a point north of Milford, along
US Route 113, the increase was Isl
percent with the daily average of
vehicles counted being 6,5S7, an in
crease of AGO and the largest single
day was Sunday, May IL when S,507
vehicles were counted.
The increase along US Route 13,
at point south of Greenwood, was
2.41 percent with daily average of
vehicles counted being 5,S15, an in
crease of 1877. The largest single
day was Friday, May 81, when T.
O9O vehicles were counted.