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AUTO LOANS.

AND STONE APARTMENT BUILDING.
CONTAINING s-r N TE{RTY-MINE APART
kkEGcGAdSF ATfSGE KS3MN N6krHWEsr As Tais CON-
colSad ~ virtue Of certain am deed Of trust. re:
the land records Of the District OF Columbia,
thereby the undersigned viii sell at public
anucJlop nny IN front Of the premi ses. on THURS
An PAfT TAN9AeE oGfocR oFc2uEPM 1s3f tte AT TaREE
bsSFies fbssfFiesd Of a9S
bered two, t2) in Frank R Mackiin's sub
division In square numbered twenty-five
hundred and fifteen (22l5O as per plat
reco recorded in Liber No. 81. folio 1856 of the
e OF saees fhs to The for Tsb shs
The way EAST OYER . strip TIP Of land lying betwesp
and line drawn west thereof and parallel
thereto and distant feet therefrom.
Terms OF sale: Purchaser to pay one-third
Of the purchaser price in cash the balance
e 5S4 inIStaIlmsnts in apd
t6) per centum per annum. and secured
Dy oeed OF trust on the property sold or
all cash at the option OF the purchaser;
taxes paid or adjusted TO the date OF sale;
from liS GATE OF sale to date of settlement at
SIX tb) per centum per annum: all convey
anclne, recording. revenue stamps etc. at
me cost OF purchaser; good title or no sale:
the time of sale and settlement to be within
thirty 600 days Of the date Of sale or de-
post forfeited. and the property resoid at
the cost and risk of the defaultinE pur-
chaser after five 90 days previous adyer.
tlsement OF said resale in some newspaper
published IN Washington. D C.
J. WRILEY JACOBS
Surviving Trustee.
925 18th st. NV.
dele q %. &c .2s % 30-ia234
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HoUsES-UNFURNISHED.


bsh porea s tsrsee sm s4s
R O. BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 81.
4427 9th ST. NV. NEAR ROOSEVELT
brf open vi 446
634 PARK RID. N.W.-e R.. B. H.-w.H..
Hs HH0D 5A sss 'e' ssS Sfa
5442 I5a ,a.oNs MoNRoE ST; N.wZe B. B. 5000 90
81 54s Peabody st: n.w.-6 rms. ami. $500
lso Assai st kMEsos FU4Re o74s 90
SE 5rs5s52yHs saFK sEaElss
Tets EsTsse sTsK eon
slider selling to responsible family on
STRAIGHT MONTHLY Payment Basis. Also
have Groom house for rent. Please phone
ezesi!ess A Condition. Teasonabie bi2aa 2ens BATH
2s5? Conn 5.a.., syes ,oS.tIon rooms baths ga
KAss REALTY CO..
National $3.50.
1os IpfcSfr 2pd ST NE--11 R. B. H-w H 40
7a4 iec'fe'iY st inYeIe r. b. elec. latrobes 5oo
h.-wh,, eiec,, garage ......",... $3.50
726 Gallatin st. n.w.-S T.. b., h.-w.h,
HE T. lamont ST. n.w.s rms. b. ''''O
h,-wh.. cleo. garage. ........... 1900
10 RittenhouSe ST. nw-S rms, b.,
h.-wh,; elec-. built-in garage -. $500
electricity. ...'..'...'..' 5000
112 9th St S.e-6 r. b, cleo latrobes IS 90
1908 st s.e.--5 r. b., elec ..... $3.50
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
OLA G St NV District $500
221 3rd ST. Nw.-l3 R. B. Ell. 500 90
38 R. I. ave. n.e.-S r. b.. elec. .... IS 90
1929 Lanier pl. NV T. b. cleo. Is 90
1929 NJ ST. nw-11 r. b. elec -. 70.72
233 Mass. ave. NE r, b.. cleo. 5000
al3 lst St n.w-S r. b. elec. 80. 1880
1896 18Th ST, n.w.-6 r. b. elec. =. 45.0O
1887 N c. ave. n.e.-6 r, b.. cleo. 3S. 50
1873 st. n.e.-6 r. b.. elec .... 1880
i24 9Th st. se.-6 r. b. eiec 80. " 1000
1921 7th st. s.w.-6 +, b.. elec. -. 30 so
1904 ST. set T, b, elec. ..... 81 so
70s St nv-6 r b. elec 1880
lC06 G ST. s.e.-6 r. b.. elec. ..... 1880
1907 4th st s.e.-6 r. b, gas. go. $3.50
637 81. s.e.-5 r. gas water..... $3.50
704 Eye ST. SEE r. b.. elec. ..... 1880
4s9 St sw.-6 r. b.. gas $3.50
332l Linworth pl. s.w.-e r. b, gas. 1850
4S9 Eye ST. sw.-5 r, gas. water. 2O.S0
215 st, n.w-5 r. bath, gas .... $500
473 st. sw-5 r. water. elec. 49,. $3.50
JAMES F S!TEA, 643 Indiana Ave. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1928 IA: B ST, s,EamMopERN VACANT.
Good terms. OWNER. DI. 4509.
FORMER PRICE S8,5O0: NOW ONLY
S4 $50 5th and < SITS. ne. (close to new
MARKET; 6-r & b. brick home. new INV. .,
elec., double rear porches; practically new
2-car brick garage; vacant Owner, DI $40.
S6,5OO, OR LESS FOR CASH ABOVE FIRST
trust. Six rooms and bath, brick construc-
ton with 2 glassed- in back porches, built
IN garage; g E. refris. Call Mr.. CAMP
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW ATTRACTIVE
living room, dining room, model kitchen
with tabletop range. 2 large bed rooms,
beautiful tiled bath with shower. laundry
room, foored attic. garage; $3.50; conven-
lent terms. Call CL. 300 29'
VALUE. 100000; BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND
Park q bed rooms, detached; baths 2-car
sS5 per month TIL paid GE $3.50 ~" w.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE NV. SECTION
close 10 10th ST., no alley or garage; $4,000.
Call Mr. JONES. National $3.50
BEAUTIFUL MD AvE-13 FINE RMS. 3 B.
; porches, hardwood frs. modern, none nicer
best heat; worth $4,000; reduced 81 900;
super; sweet. comfy home: also 500 mo.
rentals; easy terms. Box 240-S, Star ONCE
WESLEY HEIGHTS-ATTRACTI GROOM
home. large lot; price, Sl1,550
w. c. & A; N. MILLER,
n
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sALE-INvESTMEN PROPERTY.
PENNA. AVE, NEXT 70 CHAIN GROCERY
residence or business; 6-rm. brick. ami.
good cond. With gas heating plant, $4,000
or with Arcola. $500 Address Box 243-S
Star ONCE your broker
THIS LOOKS LIKE GIFT PROPOSITION
A one-half undivided interest in a fine
piece Of Virginia land within 51a miles tair
line) Of the White House; cost Sl2 1000; il
can be had for S5,750 on payment OF only
$1,000 cash, and this in the face of growing
value. The other half Is held by q promi-
nent citizen. and the buyer must be at least
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 st. NV MA. 1166.
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SALE-FARMS
NOW IS THE TIME.
NJ rfcfy,oc fiyna fnr oil th0fIOhtfYi

$50 DOWN: 10 ACRES ON STATE ROAD,
"a mile high school, 19 miles D. c.: price.
S400. Adams 6353-W 81
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CEORGElOWN
To-day limited offer. 81 900 above
existing SO. 900 first trust buys this charm
ing fully detached center-hall-plan brick
home. - rooms. baths extra servant S
wing. many fireplaces. 2-car garage. deep
garden. automatic oil heat Only serious
buyers invited to inspect this exceptional
MECHANICS, ATTENTION.
Here's your chance to get started IN busi-
ness in your. own home in one OF the city s
thickly populated NV. sections, where there
Is great amount Of papering, painting,
roofing and plumbing being done the year
round and where there is q good opportunity
for conscientious man in either Of these
lines ! have a large Groom semi detached
brick home. ami: . real. porches and ga
rage; house is so It. from front to rear wall;
cellar also so IT. long. with about 7-ft. cell
ing. especially suitable for workshop Sold
year ago for $500; now $4,000; terms
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Suites 209-21O Barr Bldg. DI. 1921.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL.
S6,q50.
Located on Monroe ST. west OF 14th; two
story brick house. having six rooms tile
wood floors. modern cellar, plenty of closets
and garage. Small cash payment, balance
monthly
National 1850
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
l2s; SUITABLE FOR CONGRESSMAN

well furnished; nothing to buy: 4 bed rms;
nearly new brick; including heat. janitor
service. gas and electricity. GE- $500
TILDEN GARDENS-EXCLUSIvE RESI-
Dental section Handsomely furnished.
Telephone Wisconsin 2949. Will sell. A.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
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(ContinuaA on NAxt PaSsJ
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TRgsTEEs SALE sAEENo OF vA+T5zA5HHIAE 5z5 5HAsEdsI E5AJ
BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING TEN
ROOMS AND TWO BATHS. KNOWN AS
oO15 NINETEENTH STREET NORTH
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IHOS. ). OWEN & SON. AUCTIONFERs
l43l EYE STREET NORTHWEST.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es:
TATE, IMPROVED BY 4 F0ER35SII,QSESsYf 5i Isl q y
HOUSE CONTAINING SEVENTEEN E.S
APARTMENTS. KNOWN AS PREMISES
No 1000 s STREET NORTHWEST.
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le4s IRVING NV R.. B: H,Ec. $3.50
1888 14th st. n.w.- rms. B.. elec. 1900
251S 17th st. n.y. rTs bstb b. eae slsc. 60 80 20
lilo S. c. ave se-5 rms. b.. elec. 33 80
1861 E st. n.e.-5 rms bath. elec. 1850
JAMES F. SHEA
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APARTMENTS-U
(Continued)

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE ROOMS. BATH.
rear porch and yard; $40. 223O Decatur
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FRONT APT, ENT. HALL LIV, RIM. BED
rm.. kit. and din. b.. elec. refrig.. $5650
mo. Wyatt Apts.. 1920 Ga. ave. GE. 1888
OPPOSITE COOK SCHOOL, 1924 18th ST.
n.w.-3 r, kit, bath and closed porch; Frig-
tdare on house current; S55; lease. 3'
IhO4 PARK RID ROOMS KITCHENETTE
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THoS MORTON GITTINGs
4S2 Indiana Ave. NV,
de23-dexSu&h0S,inclja6 Trustees.
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1896 PENNA. AVE. SE-LARGE STORE.
high ceiling; best location for dry goods and
novelty shop. Reasonable rent
326 G ST. S.W-25x32 FIT GROUND; RE-
duced $40 to S25 mo-; cellar 1Sx32, $40:
late restaur saloon, laundry. Owner, 1910
213o PA AVE. Nw.|STORE ROOM AND
rear room, suitable for any business;
$50. r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg 81.
43 YOU N.E-STORE & DWELL 81 90 90
4SS ( N st. s.w.-Store and dwelling. $3.50
oZS 81, NV. ..,.,....,.,.... 30.75
All Srd tt GV,u,u.,,,n,,n 1000
JAMES p. SHEA
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4 RMS, SIS; 5 RMS, $40.
- MossTH apt s: hIdg: I nea. . 1Sth and nd Park Perl
cts; finest fittings; refriReration: handy to
schools. stores. theaterS. Phone AD. 557S.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

DE SOTO 1881 SPORT RoADsTERNBreg-
SER green finish; excellent tires, leather up.
bolstery : smooth running motor, 9I.n,
terms Lee D; Butler, Inc.' Zoo |nAn'''A'A
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DE soTo-Sacrifice S115 credit on new
De Soto or Plymouth for SoO- rhone sai'
arendnn fQ3
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sarr-MsCELLANEoUs.


piete. ali atfachmsnfs; cost sss.5o; win
sacrifice Sl2.60. 1910 Ga. ave
VACUUM CLEANER-Eiectrolu3. like new,
cepted. s24 9th NV. --
VACUUM cLEANERs. Eureka. late; IKE ,. new
81 so; Hoover, guaranteed eendit,on; 9n
iSs shspserd HSme sf NV Eee CO 1epsshse ss e' coy
big sscrifce; also small stadio-siye piano
ukuleies. S. up. Adams 4a5a
WALLPAPER. room lots. from 81 70 81 per
room for rooms 12x14. ceiling. side val and
border Mahoney Wallpaper Co. 324 Pa.
WARDROBE TRUNK. large: in excellent ellen
condition; reasonable cost SoS' Also "hi'e
cpn Hit.4 Easy wsGssF todss s
Flower ave. Tsfoma Park. Md. I.
WASHING MACHINEs-Easy Washer and
lroner combinations & at rsoneslon nes1lass 2, S S
sth and sts -.-------.-
WASHING MACHINE. Thor combination
With ronsr cSmple1s .-a home s,vs ,aunaTy' onIy
$3.50. Carroll Supply Co. III 18th st nv
WASHING MACHINE. used. sl5 cash. 700
18th st. nv. -
WASHING MACHINE. sI65 Apex De Luxe
Proctor ard Pidsely, l4th and Newton sts.
columbia 10000. --
WATCH. sI-i Hamilton, open face. SO;
slSo Ss l5si: Buiova wrist watch 'menS'' Sie'
80 HIVES OF ITALIAN BEES. good workers.
Am retiring. Phone Henry B. Johnson.
Cabin John. Md.
IL TT GARAGE. 500: 25 gal; Pittsburg
automatic water heater, $50: Ii # speed
boat, 90 h.p. EyinrudeI 5000: i0-l2 yus:
Ssscs snd C yc STA. nas hea Rason IT,
Adams S75a-J after 8 pm
WINDOWS WINDOWS. WINDOWS. odd
lots, T5c each; new. glazed: odd lots on DIS
play Mt once; price cards on all items Don t
'''ss ., Es1SaER MILL & IgM5ERa gs.Isusas Gov ia
and interestins by using old newspaper mats
81 90. covers 800 So It. Apply 61o Star
Building.
Myers agtom.tiG electric house nEcs pumps aT
STEvo BALL, S..
BAlly Rounds. $3.50.
Shuttle Balls. 50,
Buster Balls. $50.
Play Balls. $3.50.
Silver Runway 81.
Jockey Club. s..
,,os ooasWELLs 4 AMUsEMsNT, ,s CO. ;iass.
Clarendon 1888.
FRIGIDAIRE, 6 cubic it.. perfect
running condition. Bargain at SIS.
John NJ. Griffin. 2703 l4th st. NV.
USED TIRES.
trsdsa % in ne on the sale Hssd Of new Hood tires.
ST and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY. Hood Tires. 3426 l4th NV,
Is MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
SUITS FORMERLY SOLD AT $2O
AND S25: FOR QUICK DISPOSAL;
!NOW $S.75; MOSTLY LIGHT COL
ORS: GUARANTEED 1000 ALL
WOOL. BARTON'S. 925 + ST. NV.
CAR LOAD CEDAR POST.
FIT. ROUND. SMALL. 4oc.
FT.. AKA So. 45c.
10 FT.. ROUND. csc.
X 4S4 FL dA. RpRMD'r PHNE PER- l2s LIN. FIT. 1oc.
:ix6 GA. PINE. PER LIN FT. SC.
6x6 GA PINE. PER LIN. FIT. l5c.
SKIS GA PINE. PER LIN. rr., 30c.
2x4 VA. PINE lsc LIN Tr.
sxs sxs F1R. FIR. &c &c LIN LIN: F. E.
axI0 FIR, sc LIN FT.
LATTICE. la W. P, 15c PER 100 TT.
1xS 11xxSs ". p, lle PER PEs E
No Phone Orders on This Sale
EIsINGER SING MILL & LUMBER coas
D. C MOTOR.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

DODGE 1913. SIX SEDAN, Model DLmpe DL.
luxe; as fine Dodge as there Is IN WASH. s.s;n.
ington: painted black. with bisck WIZ
wbeeis, fender wells and trunk rack,
equipped with expensive set Of slip covers. xio.
n,atie clutch free wheeling. safety steer
BODY body. hydraulic brakes. with Centriiuse
drums and many other nne IeasursTs. To.or
Co 1909 I4th. DECATUR 1910.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

D. c. MOTOR.
so-hp electro dynamic dc. 23o-volt mo-
tor in good condition; basYain at Sl20.
Call Mr. FOLTZ. Ma. 5000. Gxt. .29.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

A PERENNIAL PLANT WILL BE GIVEN
NAL Gardens today. One mile eeyond toll
gate Great Falls road. Virginia side.
DAHI.IAs-FANCY VARIETIES; SOUND,
necks. II no two alike. at least "a worth.
sent. L. A. HANSEN. 1ao Carroll ave, Ia
kona Park. Nd SHep. Is4s.
PLANTS-Petunia, 40c doz; tomatoes. i5c
doz. Frank Green, Capitol View ave-, be-
tween Kensinstou and Forest Glen.
COW MANURE rotted; 1Qo-lb. sack, 75c;
sacks. S5; rich dirt. soc 100; quality guar
anteed Write Glenhurst Dairy, Bethesda,
Nd. CT. 1.I5. ---
ON THE FARM
You will find many uses for old newspaper
mats, which may be used for insulation. In
sheds, chicken coops. shed kitchens. etc.
Mats 2SFxlg~ 100 for 81 90; covers 500 50.
IT. Apply $40 Star Building.
WINDOW BOX and bedding plants. all
kinds: scarlet sage. petunia. marirold. aster
roc per 6oz.; tomato plants. 35c per LOO;
rich soil. soc per bushei. Phone Capitol
Heights % to-day. Central and Southefn
u .
Evening star., 1933-05-21

CgRYsIER 1929 ''75" SEDAN-Beautiiaal
maroon finish; excellent tires. brown m9ha irr
erertioS: S345. Lee D. Butler, Inc. @loo
go nlain col. bO5O.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

DODGE 1881 SEDAN. Model DH.-This
besutiful green Dodge sedan has been driven
only IA 1854 miles: the paint and uphoistery
are fauitless; mechanically perfect ana nne
and hydraulic brakes: will perform side-by-
side with brand-new Dodse only S445.
The Trew Motor Co., 1903 18th st. NV.
DECATUR 1910
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CHRYsLER IS CROWN sEDANvhSt1i pa s,ISdm 1nis ads
xssptissS: snotless and beautifully Kept m
teriof top tires and accessories ,IH WI s,es 5e.
close and satisfactory inspectloh' 0nyy 0Tayy s3sS
Evening star., 1933-05-21

CppYsIFR "8'' CONVERTIBLE COUPE,
Ia3ot cost s1.145: worth $500; Will saerl-
Ace G for $500 cash: black paint with cream mn,
pinIine trim; leather upholstery anu AZ.
good tires; looks and runs like new car. seen
ct
Evening star., 1933-05-21
DEE GEE KENNELS.

Bostons, at stud, prices reduced.
Hagerty King Dee Gee, $50 fee; Hagerty
King Dee Gee, jr., Sl5; Count Dee Gee
Again. $40: Boston terrier puppies cheap
Dogs Boarded SH. 332S.
SCOTTY STUD service registered black
brlndle; prominent producing son OF en-;
Wotan's Jimmy. Ch. Bellstane Ladole ana
Tullibardine boodlnes; perfect specimen
and perfect breeding. Aspin Hill kennels
Rockville. Md Kenslngton 152-M
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES-The
swankiest little dogs in all the world; reg
istered Sl5-S20-S25. including pedigree;
normally S50-S75-SIU0 up. 3145 BRANDY
wine NV.
fregistered), kennels on Georgia ave- Brook
vile pike. 5 miles north Of D. c: line = mile
north of wheaton,: puppies with blood nnes
of the greatest show strains: blue ana orange
beltons E. B. Mcintyre. P. o. Silver Spring,
Nd. Phone Kensington 245-W-
Evening star., 1933-05-21

DE SOTO SEDAN, l931.aae wheels. .1 trTns Wo.
tsrH' Ss ';oS ct Dodge-Plymouth dealers.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
RENT-FURNITURE.
BOATS.

ALMOST NEW. for small apt. includir
radio. Very reasonable. Address Box So
Star once.
Evening star., 1933-10-24

"ODAY. refreshments for a pro-
gressive Halloween party are
given. They feature witches,
Il cats and wands. A menu is
given, including sandwiches,
etc. but If simpler refreshments are
wanted, the ices and cakes with the
witches cats of apples can be used
alone.
HALLOWEEN MENU.
Witch cat sandwiches.
Magic olives. Witch wand pickles.
Witch cat ice cream.
Magic wand cakes.
Witches brew beverage.
Apple witch cats
Witch wand candy.
Cut slices of round loaves of white
and Of Boston brown bread. Spread
with butter and fill with any preferred
spread, putting white slices together
and brown bread together. Lay sand
wiches on lettuce leaves. Make eyes.
nose and mouth on each sandwich,
Evening star., 1933-10-24
Conquering Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS

spade trick will be lost-surely you can
trust your partner for the queen-sO
there Is no sense in asking him to bid
again. Probably he cannot and game,
or fine game chance. would be lost The
king Of spades is really the key card in
your hand.
One More to Complete Series.
When should you take the strain off
your partner, after the bidding has been
one heart by you, one spade, one no
three trumps? This is far less obvious
decision than bidding four hearts at
this point, and there is temptation to
pass the buck and bid two no trumps,
making your partner suffer again.
However. if the partnership conf
dence is to be preserved, it must be
based not only on willingness to defer
decisions to each other, but also on
willingness to take the responsibility
when you have the material for it your
self. In this particular bidding Situa-
tion, the necessity for such action comes
when you look to your partners suit
only to stop the enemy from running
off tricks in it against you and are pre-
pared to try for eight tricks in the
tnTtc other 0Vltd,
hearts is now valuable in two ways:
(a) II IT assures you That you are un'
likely to lose any trick in the suit and
(b) because the fourth heart is likely
to be re-entry in dummy permitting
an essential lead from there toward
your own hand. think the sOlidity of
your own heart suit is an extremely, if
not deciSively. important factor here,
a,Hl e1 vstv fnvs
at least one card as high as a queen
in one of the unbid suits. though he
cannot show it by his bidding. Prob
abilities, not stone certainties, are what
we want for game contracts. After all,
If your partner lacks any outside high
card but dues have some tops In the
suit he has bid. you are probably just
as well off-and now the opening lead
is less likely to be in spades and more
likely to be into ten-ace in your hand.
If held
Hts. az CT. A J 10
and the bidding had been one heart,
one spade, one no trump (not quite
strong enough for two no trumps), two
hearts, my next bid would be three no
trumps. The fourth card in the heart
suit has now become a key card and I
must trust my partner for something in
diamonds, and perhaps a club honor.
@ 10 X in diamonds may be ample, even
if his spades are only @ 10 x XXX. If
he has K JxXx in spades and the
jack of diamonds. the hand is likely to
play itself for three no trumps. With
a singleton. responder should bid four
hearts. Otherwise. this type Of hand Is
apt to lose four tricks-no more and no
less-in either declaration, unless both
are spreads for game.
toos'.shA 1880
Evening star., 1933-10-24
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Lonely People Together-Should Tell
Child He Is Adopted.

~ MISS DIxThee people Of both who
@ and O Who sns are Wasting the best years ther Ives Sains for
IL fate to do the trick and provide them with mates don't believe
fate and think the matter should be h business proposition ton
and M I men G and sn vomen % oRsrs the club for y
IS . sd 5 .P ph.sst5s
life arnels Mos Churches and social service institutions
clubs that of clearing house for youths and madens
RUr however many
psfn letter Of credit certifying th one is 0i g6a rae IN oder
to in one For or und9u6dy @ there m no greater @ su
thing which can more rapidly break down morale and drive one to
make friends sight but there others who through
not what call good mixers They
to each other.
AGREE you poor Many a
The qa 5 % a % w Which m % aee a no en a sh aa @ @
chance Of ms5rng as she I Ts5e m & Who had x @ @ h %
beauty all the eligible fed
s ssa
off from all association with There still other women who have
lived among the same set men so long that the mn have ceased see
individual
All Of these ma for the 5 II un they hey
Right they husbands they must after them and they find
% s5 tie % s possible s effort @ gives me" chance to sss Thy 6S ass*
YEAR DOROTHY adopted who whom
took when tiny baby days old He has grown into fine
aa is eeS
told this child that he not
ht IN Raising @ h h 50 nd d this M epnR o viii 10 oH against Su
finds out in manhood that he not our oun' MR. AND MRS
Answer: yourself the child r1eparabe
BY by not m telling him @ that ts aoPtsd @ e h @ There % no M E
make against
opinion the letters that get from boys and girls who have
Evening star., 1933-10-24

Machinery was installed hastily to cope
with the emergency. The new DEAL"
In the minds of almost everybody, be-
came synonymous with everything that
was being done to bring the Nation
back to its feet.
Those close to the President, how
ever are Of the opinion that he draws
a clear distinction between his emer-
gency program and the new deal"
DR.. Arthur E. Morgan, director of the
Tennessee Valley Authority. in a recent
discussion Of the T. v. A. brought this
out clearly when he said that the
project should not be considered pri-
marily as a dam building job, ferti-
lizer job or power-transmission job
When / first went to see President
Roosevelt" said Morgan. ''he talked for
an hour about the T v. A. and there
was scarcely a mention of power or
fertilizer.
He talked chiefly about designed
and planned social and economic order
That was what was first in his mind.
At the time I did not realize how far
flung his ideas were, because his re-
covery program had not been revealed
fully. The country as a whole didn't
Evening star., 1933-10-24
Menus for Halloween Parties
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

dentations in each for eyes. nose and
mouth and carefully pour matted choc-
olate into them. Dip almonds into
chocolate and press them into ice
cream positioning them for ears. Make
the cats whiskers of very fine shavings
of orange peel. Halves of peanuts or
almonds, unblanched. can be used for
features. If preferred, instead Of the
melted chocolate
Strips of brownies make excellent
magic wands. With them have other
strips Of cake. Frosted ones keep their
shape best. Any preferred fruit punch
can be the witches brew. Iced tea does
also. or a punch with tea as its base.
Apple Witch Cats.-Make cats fea-
lures in red apples. The skin can be
cut away making white Sits to form
these features. or nuts or coffee beans
can be pressed into the apples instead.
For ears, segments of apples can be in
serted into Sits. or almonds or large
coffee beans can be used For the
whiskers. use wooden tooth picks A
pile of these in the middle of the table,
all faces turned out, makes a good CEN
terpiece, especially If Pickering candle
light falls on them from four candles
spaced about the pile. Many colored
candy sticks make witches wands.
(Copyrght, l933)