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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

1888 18th ST. NV. - Business
S. s%tn u snsl mod S0 Ssts NJ sfss
furn,, suit. / person: SO mo-. Il
inspect call DE. 2-34S0.
$500 3ith ST. NV. corner Portel
St.l-Nicely Turn. room, semipvt
hath; for young lady; home anc
surroundings must be seen to b.
appreciated
So A DAY UP per person. 1I01 i7tl
st. NV; attrac. SIP rms. 81 Wk
up. VANNES HOTEL. DI 7-7SSS
2I26 r ST. NV. embassy section
Quiet, comfort. sgl. and dbl; newt!
dec kit. privlls., maid; COW
transp Also hskpR. rm:. pvt, kit
Spec. GUNNER rates. co. 5-7l37
MACARTHUR BLVD. .AREA-oulei
m nSmt' s ST. ext wo e sSssS. gentle
ei6O 10th ST. N.W.-Gilbert Hote
houses have accom-, to suit every
purse; 94-hr; switchboard; som'
So up nightly; $3.50 up wkly; co
Tv IN RM. with free serv.: sink
wk 2l47 Z ST nv. Elk 3-6633
NEAR 200 BLK. CONN. AVE-
tleman only. NO. 1900, after 4
57I7 COLORADO AVE. = Attrac.
AFTER 5. oen'iemeh' IA ''0'''
100 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. single and double front rms.
next to bath. reas., cow, to shop
ping center. RE. 7-6393.
21II CONN. AVE. N.W.-Lge,, at.
tractively furn. studio rm., for Of
.. DE. 2-4145.
WALTER REED VIc.-Nicely furn
blk. of 10th. tn. 2-95S3.
Mr.. 3sth AND MASS AVE. NV
for gentlemen. wo. 6-esSi.
1872 10th ST. N.W.-ElevatoI
building;, front single room neal
bath and shower.
1888 RIGGS PL.-Men only: in pvt
home: pleasant rms. kit. privils.
Tv IN ROOM, refer, unlimited
phone. window fan; large room; mr.
Conn. ave. tranSp. AID. 4-lll1.
1888 PARK RD.-Spac, clean. from
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ing: gentlemen. $3.50. DU. 1854
ALTURAS HOTEL
Single and double rooms, 24-hr
elevator and switchboard: din rm.
HU 3-6116, 1909 18th st. NV
ISGLE. RM.-PVT. BATH
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS

IFEED AMI POULTRY SUPPLIES
hahy chicks and noultS. JAMES
FTED STORE. 6i9 x o.. NV. NE.
S-O0h9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

PIANO Wurlitzer. full Keyboard
spinet in new-piano condition. 1895
Including local delivery.
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10. CAMPBELL MUSIC co. ..e,
PIANO BENCHES, $40 UP

PAUL GOLIBART, PIANOS
1866 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
AID. 4-592S 1880 TO 81
PIANOs : JoRDAN's are holding
their June CLEARANCE with prices ses
spinets, consoles. grands and up
rishts. Very large selection OF
styles. types and finishes in many
fine makes. A sale you don't want
70 miss u you are INTERESTED ,, n y 9
JORDAN STORES FISSns corner i gaa6 and
Ssas IS osoHsia O aSe Silver ss sppina
lpRone ~. 5-iiO5i: 6i6H Lee
hwy. Arlington (phone KE. f.
5060D. Suburban stores open eve
nings. Park in front.
PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights at moderate rates from 81
monthly upl Hauling extra. Option
to buy. JoRDAN's, corner 18th
s s4S 5 sfs lee Lss h rsone Arlington III IN
one &c. S-508OI: n332 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring CPhone JU s.
l1O5). Suburban stores open eve
nings. Park in front.
PIANOS-Used uprights. SOS up;
new spinets. $3.50: reconditioned
small uprights. &296 up: dozens Of
other bargains. ST. $4,000. PIANO
MART. 1918 9TH st. NV.
PIANOS-1t's Summeri Our big
rental season Is over. entire stock
OF returned from rental spinet
and console pianos greatly re-
tional savings. KITS, 1880 @ st
NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIANOS, Klmball make. small Erand
Al condition; recond. uprishts. $S5
up. ~. 9-4629.
PIANOS - A Baldwin AcrosoniC
3.ano will help build the correct
music pattern for your child
Exquisite contemporary mahogany
spinet. regularly sold at 1894. re-
duced TO 1895. with Baldwin's full
lO-yr. guarantee: matching bench
and delivery HUGO WoRCH
PIANO CO., 925 G st. NV. Ma
S-4529.
PIANos-Buy your rebuilt steinway
grand from the only authorized
Stetnway dealer in this. area. we
n nE Sldf ss SSas q sss. and
CAMPBELL MUSIC co
ll0s @ st. NV DI. 7-e464
PIANOS = Brand-new 0ulbranser
beginning students; choice Of seyeraI
finishes. s395 incl. bench and 10.
lcal delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
HOS o St NV. DI. 7-e464
PIANos-Wide seiection Of recon.
ditioned uprights refinished in q
new durable finish especially suitable
for recreation rooms. Pianos fullS
guaranteed and q nne value fol
parents of beginning students. Sl9f
Including local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
li109 a ST NV III S-S1R4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS. pumps, Generators
sod cutters. roller. etc, RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO. JU 5-5040
SPRAYERS, tree and garden; in.
secticide; lawn mowers: pain
sprayers, extension ladders. cleo
trio hammers, sanders. wallpaper
steamers, chain saws. etc. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLIES. wo. 6-052S.
UNITED RENTALLS-We rent mos
anything roll awav beds bah!
needs. invalid needs. garden tools
power tools sanding machines. etc
Call IA. 7-3026 or JU. 9-3636.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

Install FREE. guar. 3 yrs: alum
coat; DUPONT. 1915 nth NV, AID
4-y636. 10 a.m.-10 pm. daily, Sun
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APIS. UMFURNIsNED-D. G,

GEoSRsGEET0SN:. 1880 Cue q: Nv.
apv time Ant. IS. DI. 1857.
I BEDRM., liv. rm., dining foyer.
tricity included: switchboard and
elevator. Also ] efficiency and 1
bachelor ant. no 2-6h74
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And Upton Mixes
make hOme-cOOking
easy!

When you're hungry for soup that tastes
like the oldtime slow-simmered kind J.
it's nice to know you can enjoy it in
mere minutes with Upton Soup Mixes.
just add to water and let it bubble.
Almost before you know it you're dish
ing up truly delicious soup treat.
There's such difference in soup that's
fresh home cooked. You must taste
Upton soon and see!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

SINGLE NM, ist door. pvt, entr..
p DhsE.n. In .,! room. I free ei6,-S,Esst
sscH srisNs 'I ssS mo c0' Hu. is.7Tisi99.
ietk AND ~ ! AVE. NE.-Excsp.
siss. ~. n:.s ni s:,i s a rs 'lu' full
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PART TIME
$50
Weekly Salary

white Government employees. men
or women. policemen. nremen. shift
v xSrke Ho,, Or ,, pthe =, age IS to 60.
present income By working 4 eve
nings week. Car essential. No ex-
perieuce necessary. All you have to
nave Is pleasing personality and
enjoy talking to and meeting people.
THIS is an unusual and OUTSTANDING
position with . local concern Of SO
years standing, recurring dignified
tunity for much higher earnines
thai quoted. The 2 people We have
now doing this work earn more than
300 . week. Write giving full par-
ticulars Of yourself and which eve
ming 81 1880 would be convenient
i H personal interview. Box Is4-D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

s sSssl sS SsssiognSd;Sn as SsiiS Ss9
It. refrieeFator, locker and iaun-
dry. only $1,000 incl. heat and
b, "; STEuART BROS. INC.
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~: : !; ss.s u IN AZ 2. s :SyS Evil
CO., 1929 X ST. NV, Ma. S-O3b2.
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: BEDRMs., Nv Tm.. Kitchen and
newly tdSsssccrsttsdn. For lnifioirnsstiioan;
INQUIRE az DIGS store. NO. S-535l.
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TRASH REMOVED
ARs; 4S Sl;;P' Co. s'i " F'i sssS.

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PART-TIME
SALESWORK

Make telephone calls In
your spare time from our
office.
We can show you how in
80 minutes.
Choose your own hours
between . am. and Q pm.
HIGH COMMISSIONS
PLEASANT WORK
For Appointment, Call
District 7-4169
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-: :ss ssss: q !E ~ '.;: AI!s
CO., 1929 X st. NV, Ma. 6-03b2.
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s :Ss S sS5 ~ Sr si: IFa@l.nl.Ssslss
fLoYD 4. DAVIS CO Co. Iissj:o K
81. NV. MA. s-0352.
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ALTURAS HOTEL
DAY-WEEK
MAID-LINEN SERVICE
TIN cHAsrLEToN HOTEL
1701 18th ST. NV.

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C0LoRED-Lee. clean rms. with
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COL0RED-IN NOkTHWE6T SEC.
TIOFi for lady. Call RA. 0.B103
CQLORED-i0l2 PARK m. NV
kurn. I'm. single or double. Phone
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1891 rENNA. AVE. N.W.,. Apt. a.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

Several readers have asked:
What Is the proper name for
the influenza that is threaten
ing to spread through the coun-
try this fall? Should we call 1t
'Asiatic fiu' or Asian fiu?'"
The United States Public
Health Service has labeled it
Asian fiu''-though the first
reports called 1t "Asiatic" and
most people sim use the
"Asiatic" designation. In de-
Gliding upon the "Asian" form
for its of1icial statements. the
Public Health Service was re-
portedly influenced by a theory
widely held among diplomats
that the peoples Of the orient
regard "Asiatic" as a deroga-
tory word-and this despite the
fact that the rallyins cry Of
the Japanese during World
Wor II was generally translated
in our press as Asia for the
Asiatics."
Generally speaking the news
papers of America have been
happy to follow the Public
Health Services lead in the
labelling Of this disease-but
not for reasons Of international
diplomacy. The real reason
for the nearly unanimous adop-
ton Of Asian" by the press is
obvious 10 any copy editor
Asian" has two fewer letters
than "Asiatic."
So. though the man in the
street may still say "Asiatic"
and though all American die
tionaries indicate that this has,
until now. been the preferred
form, the odds are that Asian"
will soon become the more
widely used form.
Not in many years has a
word entered our vocabulary as
suddenly and dramatically as
has "Sputnik"-the Russian
name for the first earth satel-
lite. Ironically enough. a very
free translation Of this word
would be fellow traveller
Actually. the word comes from
the Russian root put" mean
ing road" and the sufiix "-nik,"
TO mean someone or something
that uses a road. Hence. a
"putnik" is a traveller.
The addition Of the prefix
IS" meaning with" gives the
full word "Sputnik" the mean
ing Of a companion travelling
with another perso nor thing
in this instance. the earth.
Thus the "Sputnik" is a sort
Of fellow traveller Of the earth.
tReieased By the Bell syndieateJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

On the lead Of the queen OF
hearts he should have discarded
q loser from the dummy as
well as from his own hand.
This would leave the lead with
Miss Brash.
Suppose he had discarded q
diamond from the board and
the last club from his hand.
Miss Brash would have had no
choice but to continue with
another heart and this was the
spot for the stun and run. Mr..
Muzzy could have ruffed In his
hand. discarded the last dia-
mond from the board and
claimed the rest Of the tricks.
tcOpyrisht By MeNsught syndisats.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
Asthma Formula Prescribed
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Medical tests proved this formula
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
BY EAsLEY BLACKwOoD

Opening lead: Diamond trey.
II had five losers In the
hand" Mr.. Muzzy continued
"a spade. q heart. two diamonds
and q club. held 1t to down
one so picked up one trick.
but I'm not q magician"
You don't have TO be a magi-
cian-just q bridge player. "
replied Mr.. Champion cruelty,
las I've told you before. you're
In too big a hurry to win your
tricks. 1t counts Just as much
to win the last ten as the first
ten"
Here's the way the play went:
Miss Brash led the trey Of dia-
monds. an obvious singleton.
Dummy played low. Mr.. Dale
put in the nine and Mr.. Muzzy
won with the ace.
He cashed the ace of spades
and learned the bad news when
Mr.. Dale discarded q low club.
Now he did very well--up to q
point. He played the king Of
spades. cashed the ace and
king Of clubs and-the ace Of
hearts. then put Miss Brash on
lead with q third lead Of spades.
Miss Brash took the king Of
hearts and everybody followed
suit. Next came the queen Of
hearts and apparently this was
what Mr.. Muzzy had been watt
ing for. With q cry Of triumph
he ruffed in dummy and dis
carded his last club. But he
soon realized that he still had
to lose two diamond tricks to
Mr.. Dale.
True. this Is q situation which
comes up very seldom. But Mr..
Champion was right. Mr.. Muzzy
could have made the hand II he
had gone . little more slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

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The secret is Primatene combines
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strength found most effective In
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Best Ball of6l
Takes Honors
At Norbeck

Joseph Mahoney of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
and Bernie Jaffe today held the
member-guest golf honors at
Norbeck Country Club by vir-
tue Of an 11-under-par net best
ball Of 81.
They shot the first nine yes
terday in 80 and the second in
20 to shade the Patterson COM
bination Of Ray and Alan Weis-
berg, the latter from Indian
Spring. by two strokes. The
Weisbergs shot low gross Of SO,
but chose second net prize with
33-30-63.
Deadlocked for third net were
Ray Du -Four Of Columbia and
Walter Ogus, T. H. Wilson,
Manor. and c. K. johnson ana
DR.. B. Williamowsky, Indian
Spring and DR.. Jules Dubit.
Next. in q tie at SIS, came
George Boswell, Manor, and
Sid Naham; Ted Duvall, Con-
gressional. and Mike Sklar; s.
Savitch. Wilmington. DEL. and
Steve Lee. and Joe Conner,
Hammond, Ind. and Irv Kolker.
Gross prize winners were Don
Murphy. Washington, and MY.
ron Gerber. II. and Alvin Miller,
Woodmont, and Eddie Miller,
u.
Max Mudrick Of the host club
won the hole-in-one contest
with q shot IS feet from the
pin. Keith Kallio Of East Pc
tomac won the driving contest
with . 290-yard hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Chuck Lubor
7Under Par in
Winning Title

Chuck Lubar, medalist ear
lier this week in the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Optimist Club
junior golf tournament with a
Sc, continued his blistering
pace yesterday at White Flint
to win the event.
In the semifinals he disposed
Of Jerry Doser. young son Of
Clarence Doser, Woodmont pro.
6 and 5. then defeated Doug
Lindsay in the finals, S and {.
Lindsay gained the finals with
a Sands victory over Billy
Bortz.
In each match Lubar had an
outgoing nine Of 80. He was
seven under par for ~ roles
yesterday. He was / under
against Doser for four holes on
the second nine and 2 under
against Lindsay for five holes
OF the second.
Dick Schmidt defeated Nor
ton Schoenfleld. up IN 10
holes to win the peewee N2.
and under) championship
flight. Schmidt defeated Larry
Turner. 4 and 2, and Schoen-
field won over Kent Little, /
up, to gain the finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
6Go|fersLeft
In Pub|inx PLAY

HERSHEY. Pa. Aug. l R.-
The youngsters and the oldsters
were about evenly divided to-
day as Is golfers set out to play
two rounds which would decide
the four who will fight it out
in the Semifinals Of the Ma.
tional Public Links champion
ship.
At one extreme were Eddie
Schnurr. a 16-year-old Louis.
vile schoolboy, and Don Essig,
10. a Louisiana State University
student from Indianapolis. At
the other we're Jack S. S. Chun,
a 49-year-old Hawaiian; Elmer
elites, 42-year-old from An
tioch. Calf. and defending
Champion James (Junie) Bux-
baum of Memphis, Tenn, who
now admits to 80.
Somewhere in between were
II others who had Just one
thing in common-they were all
pretty good golfers who aren't
IN the country club class.
With only Is players left from
a field that originally numbered
1000 Buxbaum still looked like
the player to beat for the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01

Coach John Steber in addition
to Baugh and MiIlner. Sam
was a stern taSkmaster, he
said. especially when Hardin
Simmons hit a losing streak,
but was popular with the
squad.
He and Mr.. Steber are golf
crazy" Pete said. when we
had two-a-day practices they'd
go out and play golf in be-
tween. Mr.. Baugh's pretty
good. His score is in the high
70's and he plays in most all
Of the State tournaments. Be-
tween that sweepstakes ropin'
and his insurance business and
ranch, he keeps pretty busy"
Murray is keeping pretty
busy here, too. His attitude is
good and his height is right.
But If he doesn't put on more
weight. some Of the boys here
will ship him back to Texas
in SectionS.-ATCHISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
b. ) star st.n corr..pona.n,


LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1. -
Pete Murray could use some OF
the Suet his overpadded Red
skin teammates are losing
under q hot California sun.
Pete's proper handle is John.
He halls from Arlington, Tex,
q community between Dallas
and Fort Worth. and played
only one year of football under
Coach Sammy Baugh at Har-
din-Simmons. He stands s.
foot-5. weighed 200 pounds
when he reported, and is trying
to regain the seven he dropped
the first couple Of days.
Murray looks more like a
basketball player, which he is,
too, but says football is mis-
game. He played center for
Arlington High Schools State
championship eleven in 1851,
although he isn't sure how he
happened to be q center instead
OF an end. Last year was his
only season Of college football
because Of Q hernia he suffered
in his freshman year, and his
signing with the Redskins as
q free agent came about in
almost q casual manner.
Millner Helps
1t seems that Backfield Coach
Mike Nixon was airing some
Redskins problems to o Texas
friend.
Sam had q tall, skinny
center who might help you"
the friend said. IT watched
him particularly and liked him. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Player Union
Gets Support
Of Redskins
D. 8 staff corresnondant

Los ANGELES. Aug. 1.-The
Redskins have no player rep
resentative in the struggling
National Football League Play
ers Association, following Norb
Hecker's resignation from that
post. But they're still 100 per
cent behind the association and
expect to participate fully In
its program.
II told the boys I had too
many things to do to handle it"
Hecker said. explaining his
resignation. II was only a
spokesman for the group, but
1t almost resulted In my not
playing this year. All ! asked
them to do was say whether
they wanted to be in the asso-
citation or not. They voted to
stay in"
Hecker said there is no need
Tor q representative at this
time, but that one. or q COM
mittee of Redskins. would be
appointed to handle the WASH
lngton players affairs If needed.
"All we want now is to be
recognized" one player said.
Then well select a represent
alive to do whatever has to be
done.
There is no doubt here,
though. that the Redskins ex-
pect the association to win
recognition as q result of the
current House Antitrust SUBJ
committee hearings. Nor is
there any question that they'll
have q 100 per cent member
ship In 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-01
Redskins Rookie Center
Could Use More Weioht

What's his manner" Mike
asked.
Didn't catch it," the Texan
confessed, but he was a good
boy"
That would be Pete MUIR
ray" Wayne Millner said, when
Mike asked for help. Good
boy, too" added Millner, who
assists Baugh at Hardin-Sim-
mons.
Murray took of his comfort
able Texas boots to come to
camp. but he likes to ride
horses, can rope a little, some
times enters small rodeos,
shoots golf in the mid-eighties,
turned down q high school
coaching chance to try out for
the Redskins, and plans to en-
roll in the Army's six-months
active duty program next
winter.
He's "a and has q degree in
business administration from
HIS. When not busy with
school activities he helps his
father with q small herd Of
Hereford cattle on their l40-
acre place.
Weight Only Problem
The California heat, which
had the Redskins groggy the
first few days, isn't as bad as
the Texas brand, Pete says. His
only problem is weight. or the
lack Of 1t. He started eating
extra heavy when signed by
the Redskins and got up to 205.
Murray likes Hardin Sim
staff. which includes Line