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ing by civilian and military
personnel. 1t said many Of the
trips were unnecessary.
Since the House also has
reduced administrative ex-
penses Of Defense Department
units by 10 per cent, and this
also includes travel, the total
cut in travel funds is 20 per
cent.
PERSONNEL CUTS - The
House upheld the 10 per cent
cut in the number Of Defense
departmental civilian jobs in
the Washington area. Repre-
sentative Broyhill, Republican
Of Virginia, led an unsuccessful
fight against it on the House
floor.
Employe leaders are looking
to the Senate Appropriation.
Committee to modify the re-
duction. Otherwise $3.50 civil.
ian employees in Army, Navy
Air Force and Once of the
Secretary of Defense depart.
mental units face the loss oi
their Jobs within the next few
months.
OOPS-This column jumped
the gun the other day in re.
porting that President Eisen.
hover had signed the bill guar,
anteeing their old jobs back tx
Federal employees taking over.
seas assignments. The bill
passed the House and is nov
pending before the Senate
Civil Service Committee.
PAY GRUMBLES-A number
Of prominent Democratic Sen
ators were overheard in thu
Senate cloakroom the other day
deploring the House Civil Serv.
ice Committees action in ap,
proving a 8 per cent classified
and postal employe pay raist
bill.
The Senators commented
that If postal and Federal en-
ploye leaders were serious
about getting a pay raise bill
enacted this year, they would
have to settle for no more than
rs per cent. They declared
that Congress conceivably will
override a rs per cent presi-
dental veto, but not a veto in
volving a 9 per cent pay raise
=
APPROVED-The House has
approved the bill giving vet
erans' preference in Federal
employment to mothers OF
adopted children who were vet
Grams and who are now de-
ceased or totally disabled.
HATCH ACT-Representa-
tive Lankford, Democrat OF
Maryland, appeared before
a House Administration SUBJ
committee last week to urge
favorable action on the bill to
modify the Hatch Act by cas-
ing penalties against employees
found guilty of violating polit-
ical activity restrictions. Also
the bill would allow partisan
activities by Federal employees
In local elections up to the
State legislature in areas where
there are q substantial number
OF Government workers.
The group last year approved
the bill, but it was recalled
when the administration
which indorsed it last year
Evening star., 1960-05-09
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
2OR Cut in TroveI
Faced by Defense
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star Staf Writer

The Defense Departments civilian employees will
20 cent less travelling Government business
provision in the Housepassed 1861 defense bill is
upheld by the Senate.
The provision which also applies military personnel
initiated by the House APPROPRIATIONS Committee which
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Korean Leader Hits
u. S. Migration Role

SEOUL. South Korea, May (AP)-Acting President Huh
Chung today accused the United States of using
help Japan launch migration of Koreans in Japan
to Communist North Korea
Mr. Huh did spell out what role Washington played
but told the idea help Prime
Evening star., 1960-05-09
Rain Aids Area Crops,
SweIIs Potomac Level

Farmers exued today the first good soaking in
than month ranging from inch and third in the
immediate Washington much inches regonaly.
Farm agents Virginia Maryland and West Virginia
said the steady downpour of YESTERDAY night
Evening star., 1960-05-09

about 4 degrees below the sea-
sonal normals Of 73 and So for
the high and low. Cool tomor-
row and Wednesday. becoming
gradually warmer by Thurs
day and Friday. Showers Thurs
day will average about "a inch.
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and slightly muddy at Great
Falls. Shenandoah muddy at HarperS
Ferry.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the U. s. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1960-05-09

For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis, . hours: Bloody Point
Light, hours; Colonial Beach, 5S4
hours; Deale, 3 hours; Solomons Is
land, 5 hours Point Lookout, hours.
Evening star., 1960-05-26

think she's frittering away her
time!-L. c. p, Pittsburgh.
Answer: That's a bright child
you have-and she couldn't be
more correct. The copy on the
cereal box should read, "Muf-
fets ARE low in calories. :"
For some reason the adver-
tiSing gentry have taken lately
to the use of singular verbs
with plural subjects, though
heaven knows why they should
since the end results are even
more fiagrantly ungrammati-
cal than the celebrated ciga-
rette slogan ('like a cigarette
should"O. Recently we noted an
instance where the telephone
people proudly boast that "the
Yellow Pages Is the place to
look" I'm sure that your 12-
year -old knows as the ad man
who wrote that line does not
that a plural subject requires
a plural verb.
In truth. the advertisers have
much to answer for in the grad
ual debaSement of our stand
ards of language usage. A beer
commercial, for example, not
only labels the drink crisp
as though any fluid could be
crisp-but goes on to miSpro-
Evening star., 1960-05-26
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM NORRIS

Question: Not long ago you
mentioned in your column that,
for some people. reading is an
obsession. Everywhere they go.
they find q newspaper, a book
or even the instructions on a
toothpaste tube to read. My
12-year-old is just like that
and, as a result, the rest Of the
family is forever waiting for
her when it's time for school or
a family outing. She, of course,
is somewhere with her head in
a book.
Today I was very vexed be-
cause she was dawdling so long
over breakfast. When I started
to lecture her on her slowneSs,
she said: But. Mother, I've
found a mistake on this car
ton," and she held up a cereal
container with the following
printed on the back: "Muffets
is low in calories. Muffets taste
so good"
That can't be right" she
said. Both the verbs should bt
plural, not just the second
one" Well, maybe she's right
Maybe she isn't. We decided tt
leave that UP to you. But I'm
sure you'll agree that it's prett,
hard to stay angry at a chile
who comes up with an observa'
ton like that just when yol
Evening star., 1960-05-26
BY Al Smith

nounce precisely" giving ii
four syllables. instead of three
(pre-SISE-lee) given in all die
tionaries. This sort of deliber-
ate abuse of the language is
it seems to me. shocking. Let's
hope that those responsible will
mend their ways before the
speech patterns of a whole gen.
Grafton are corrupted.
Evening star., 1960-05-26

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-05-26

Answer to ANIMALITY
ALT. amity. animal, anima. anil. nail
natal, inlay. matin. mail. mania
manly, mainly, many. malt, mint
milt, lain, laity. lama, layman. limit
lint, linn, litany, tail tiny.
Evening star., 1960-05-26
WORD GAME
Find 90 or more words in
STRIDES

meaning walks with long
steps" Average mark, "a words;
time limit, 80 minutes.
Rules of the game: 1. Words must
be of four or mere letters. 2. Words
which acquire four letters by the addi-
ton Of s." such as bats" cats" are
not used. 3. Only one form Of q word
is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Evening star., 1960-04-05

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After 3 o'clock call JU. 9-477l.
PAINTING, interior and exterior:
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PLUMBING AND HEATING; compl.
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PAINTING-Color In home, int.
and ext, 25 yrs exper.; wall
paper removing: no drinking; hon
est wrk.: Nd, DC, Va. ia. 1888,
PAINTING, paperinR, plastering
20 yrs exper.; work guar: est.
Evening star., 1960-04-05
YOUNG WOMAN
HELP MEN AND WOMEN

AND WIFE, no chill
Maryland; must be experienced
with saddle horses and gardening.
Wife to do g.h.w. Good salary
with furnished house. References
required Apply Mr.. RUPERT,
1O17 9TH St n "
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ing salary. Apply P. W. WOOL
WORTH, 1907 Wis. ave. BetheS-
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G.H.w.-PLAIN COOKING, $40. Re-
cent local references. 5iz days, .
NIGHTS, EN- 2-3l25.
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live in to care for > childr,
after school: l-h.w.. betw. 30
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PAINTING, interior. exterior. root
carpentry. gutter work; by white.
Call any time, CH. S-44O4
Evening star., 1960-04-05

PAINTING; low rates; service that
satisfies; free estimates. Mr..
OSATO, ia, S-7g64
Evening star., 1960-04-05
OFFICE Girl,

OFFICE GIRL
High-school education, good start
ing salary. Apply P. W. WOOL
WORTH, 1907 Wis. ave. Bethes-
ds. Nd.
OFFICE MANAGER
Salary open. Virginia area. Prefer
mature person TO As years. Public
contact. no fee.
PERSONNEL
Above average appearance, to work
sonnel BACKGROUND required. No
fee. Salary open.
Fields Agcy., EX. 3-2508
504 Sheraton Bldg. III 14th NV.
ORDER CLERK, h.s;g;: good ad-
vancement; pref. aptitude for flg-
ures: attrac.; age to 25: 5 days:
to S2S9. POTOMAC EMPL., 1884
wilson blvd, IA. 5-2OO0.
PIX OPERATOR, DOWNTOWN
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perpetual Bldg, S. s., JU. 9-6196
PART-TIME, PERMANENT, hospital
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Saturday and Sunday. Write to
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Phone Ma. S-9047 for appt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., white;
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20O0.
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MEL, Suite 232, Southern Bldg,
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DTS assistant typist S65- -S75 wk.
Steno. secretary SSO-Sl0O wk.
25 new openings today. See in
person, DOT REED. at Personnel,
1871 G St. ST. 3-3664.
RESIDENT MANAGER, garden-type
project, in Virginia: some book
keeping and secretarial experience
desired: age, 25 -45; apartment
provided salary open. JEFFER-
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Apply Box Az, Arl, Va. for in
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SALEsGIRL, part-time, for souvenir
stand on IS Mt. Vernon. Apply
Mr.. Kirsh, Wilson Line, Pier 4,
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SALEsGIRL for bakery; 5Ia day
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Store closed Sun, afternoon and all
day Mon. Call in person after Il
noon. ScHUPP'S BAKERY, 5542
SALESLADY, experienced fine sports
wear; full time, top salary.
TWEEDS n THINGS. Wisconsin
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SALESLADY, for bakery: sood sal
ary, pleasant working conditions.
Apply in person, LANGLEY BAK-
ERY, 1897 New Hampshire ave-,
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HELP-D0MEs EsTIe
(CONIINUEDl

G.H.W.-PLAIN COOKING, $40. Re-
cent local references. 5i7 days, .
nights, EN- 2-3l25.
G0VERNESS-NURSE, experienced
age % to IS: TO live in and assist
in care Of 4 young children from
April 10 to Sept. 10 in home on
Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis.
salary open. Call DI. 7-4qO9, on
Monday, for interview.
H0USEKEEPER, colored or Spanish.
live in TO care for children
after school: Inv. betv. 1910
yrs, OF age; SIS wk. Call Ii. =
$50.
WANTED = Dependable Roosevelt
High School senior needing extra
cash towards graduation expenses,
VINO can spare morning and 3
afternoon hours, Mon. throuEh Fri
to see Tyr .-old to and from school
in same area. Must live nr. $500
biz. Ga. ave. TU. 2-3395 aft. q pm.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
WOMAN, pref. white: capable and
dependable, to live in: Inv;
child care. Good salary snd work
ing eond.: 5-day wk. CH. S-4443
COLORED COOK AND HOUSE
KEEPER. for bachelor apartment,
l man: must be neat. honest. de-
pendable and good housekeeper
I want an excellent cook capable
OF planning and serving dinners
Must have good recent city ref
erences OF employment with pri-
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OF uniform. Hours. 10 am. until
after dinner; 5-day week. Monday
through Friday; salary. $40 per
week: including carfare. BOZ
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PAINTING, interior and exterior:
nondrinker (whitel; does own
work; reas. II. 7-1R5Q. Ii Gala
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CI,ERK-TYPIST

IN1N4A Z = ~
No previous once experience neces-
sary; starting salary, $50 wk ::
future for the right person, paid
vacation and all company bene-
hts. Apply in person, HERSON'S
AUTO g. APPLIANCE CO., ia o
st. NV.
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PAINTING, very reas.: my own
home Jobs: inside and outside,
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HELP WON EN-
MATTRESSES
White, experienced, nightwork only
Apply in person. HO. 2-9799.
CAIRO HOTEL
1925 QUE ST. NV.
WATTPECCFC

Colored, must oe exper.. neat and
efncient; no nights or Suns; good
salary. tips and uniforms. EX-
ECUTIVE PHARMACY, 300 Pa.
ave NV
Evening star., 1960-09-30

Girls "Hearts & Flowers" Switch
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Evening star., 1960-09-30

Boys and Girls Ski Pajamas by
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Blue or red, Sizes 4, 6 and 8. So
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Evening star., 1960-07-08
BY Walt Disney

and American pronunciations
OF the word ''penicillin." The
original pronunciation, favored
by the drugs discoverer, Flem-
ing, was peh-NISS-ih-lin. To-
day this pronunciation is still
often heard in the United King
dom though there, as in this
country, the pronunciation
pen-ih-SIL-in is the over
whelming popular favorite.
Q: Frequently at work we use
the expression "two-months'
stock" would the word
months" be possessive? Or
should it be written "two-
months stock"?-S. p, Mil
waukee.
A: Months" and months"
are both in the possessive case.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

The difference is that
months" is plural and
months" is singular. The
correct form is ''two months
stock" since more than one
month is to be reckoned with.
Note that possession or own
erShip is not involved here,
despite the use Of the possessive
case. Actually the possessive
case is used in place of the
prepositional phrase "of two
months"
Evening star., 1960-07-08

not?-MrS. B., San Bernardino,
Calf.
A: Unless you met some
Scottish japanese or some
Chinese Scotsmen, I'm afraid
your ears were playing tricks on
you. The transposition of "l''
and "r" sounds Is fairly COM
mon among Orientals trying to
master English, but I'm afraid
you have intruded a bit of Scot
tish burr where it isn't really
found.
However there is a distinct
difference between the British
Evening star., 1960-07-08
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
III AND LOIS
FREDDY
THE TooDLEs
TY
UNCLE CHARLIE
SCAMP
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

@: When in Scotland I
heard the word "pencillin"
pronounced without the two Is,
as If it were spelled "penisurin. I"
They say that that's the way
Or. Alexander Fleming pro-
nounced it. Are they correct or
Evening star., 1960-07-08
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Misleod Declorer
To Defeat Contract

Wnen you play a nanQ, you
don't know where all of the
missing high cards are. Always
remember that your opponents
suffer from the same handicap.
You can win many an "im-
possible" trick If you paint a
false picture for an opponent
to stare at.
North dealer
North-South vulnerable
NORTH
A1073
0J6
AKQ10s
%K43
WEST EAST
AK64 A52
010984 2K752
o732 1854
%AQ2 %J985
SOUTH
AAQJ9S
2AQ3
0J8
%1076
North East South West
10 Pass IA Pass
2 0 Pass 3A Pass
a. All Pass
Opening lead: Ten of hearts.
Put yourself in the West seat
and defend against four spades.
You open the ten of hearts,
hoping to strike a favorable
position in the suit.
Declarer puts up the jack of
hearts from dummy, East covers
with the king, and South wins
with the ace. This tells you
that South has the queen of
hearts as well, since East would
play the queen instead of the
king If he had both honors.
South next leads a diamond
to dummy and returns the ten
Of spades for a finesse. You
win with the king of spades
and must think of something
new. What is your next play?
Switch Is Vital
A switch is vital, since you
can see what will happen If
you lead another heart: De-
clarer will win the rest of the
trumps, the rest of the dia-
monds and at least two hearts
for total of at least II tricks.
You need three club tricks
to defeat the contract-but you
can't possibly get them. That
is, you can't win three club
tricks if declarer knows what
you know.
The point is that South
doesn't know who has the ace
Of clubs. If you switch to the
queen of clubs, South will
probably play a low club from
dummy instead of putting up
the king. He will assume that
the lead is from Q-J, in which
case his best bet is to duck
the first trick.
Your next step is to lead
your low club. South will prob
ably assume you are now lead
ing low from J-x or from J-x-x.
He can make sure of a club
trick, in that case, by playing
low again.
This allows East to win the
second club trick with the jack.
He returns a club to your ace,
and you enjoy the sight of de-
clarer's face as you defeat the
contract.
Daily Question
Partner opens with INT ZIG
to 18 points,. and the next
player passes. You hold:
AK64 V10.984 0732 %AQ2I
What do you say?
Answer: Bid 2 Mt. If partner
declines the invitation with q |
bare 16 points, you will not re-
gret it. If he accepts the in
vitation, with II or 10 points,
he should have a reasonable |
play for game.
Copyright, 1850, Gen. Features Corp.I |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20

27M-AssorIoid sets by Lady Fair
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mirror glass, l1a" floral filigree. An
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Exper. in meeting public and PIX:
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MR.. NORMAN
SALESMAN

salesman experienced
good closer or T. o man, top
salary and commission ll45 9TH
st. NV Apply in person.
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HELP WOMEN
lcONIINUEDi
CLERK -TYpIST

CLERK -TYPIST OR CLERK
STENO., white, young, ambitious,
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ARCADE SUNSHINE
I,IJMRER MAN

Yard superintendent. experienced
permanent position for qualified
person, ALSO
LUMBER MBN
Openings for yard personnel, truck
drivers exper nee Apply
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HELP MEN

registered. attractive
hours and salary. Insurance and
Republication available after 3
months employment Apply MIS-
Turko. MAXWELL g. TENNYSON
INC, 915 18th st. NV, suite lO3
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(Contlnued on Next PaSe,
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TRANSCRIBERS
TYPIST

Dictaphone eXper. nee:
good opportunity with q pro-
greSsiye company. Hours.
s 30 to 5:l5, Mon. through
Fri. Numerous worthwhile
company benefits. Salary
open.
Call Mr.. Gordon, ST. 3-6600
CAPITAL CREDIT CORP.
1928 z ST. NV.
IcnntInued on Next Page)
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SECRETARY

This IS an unusually interesting
position Of responsibility. Short
hand is a must Exper. is not q
necessary requirement. II you have
the basic skillS and q real desire
70 learn. you will be, trained: s.
conveniently located in Washing
toms fastest growing business COM
munity. Personal interview only at
INA, 2133 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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PAINT STORE MANAGERS-Wash-

PAINT STORE MANAGERS-Wash-
InRton'S faStcst-grcWiug and most
progressive paint distributor is in
need o! two men Tor future as
branch store maDaEcr, II you
have paint or hardware sales ey-
pe!lEnCC, you owe II to yourself to
check with Us ! al.0 rIll consider
young men with loCa' references
that are ineXDcr fenced but are
looking TO the future Gail Dave
Bready At METROPOI ITAN PAINT
COMPANY, co j-lO33. for ap-
pO!ntmcut
PHARMACIST, in need Of 3rd regis
tered pharmacist for progressive.
independent drugstore serving
Eogay Bottom area top salary.
b-dsy week, AZ hrs All store
benefits for active man wishing
70 make change. Apply KEY
STONE PHARMACY cor. 2gnd
ana "a. ave. n X, FE. 7-2@33.
Evening star., 1960-01-15
REAL
ESTATE
AGENTS

Nearby Virginia'S lead
ing real estate agency
has a limited number
of openings in its sales
department. Here is a
golden opportunity for
a wide-awake young
man to associate with
a progressive firm
whose reputation as
sures a great many
excellent leads.
II you are willing to
work, earnings are un-
limited. Apply in person
TO Harry MenSh at
1861 Brookfield Plaza,
Springfield, Va, or Lou
Mensh at 1915 Rich
mond hwy, Alex, Va.
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION